Harry Kane netted the winner against Manchester City to became Tottenham’s all-time top scorer, reaching 200 Premier League goals in the process – but how did he achieve the feats?
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Kane is now merely eight goals shy of Wayne Rooney in the all-time Premier League goal chart and is hunting down Alan Shearer’s record of 260.
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The chart below reveals Kane’s strike-rate has historically lagged slightly behind that of Shearer’s, but he has recently overtaken the former Newcastle striker and now matches his returns after the same number of games.
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The 2017/18 season was Kane’s most fruitful campaign to date, scoring 30 Premier League goals and converting 11 more in other competitions – but the striker is on course to hit similar returns this term if he maintains his current ratio.
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Despite hitting a career-high 30 Premier League goals during the 2017/18 season, Mohamed Salah pipped the England striker to the Golden Boot with 32. To date, Kane has collected three Golden Boots, in 2015/16, 2016/17 and in 2020/21.
In all competitions, Kane has netted 165 goals for Spurs with his favoured right boot and scored another 100 with his left foot and headers combined, in almost equal measure – while roughly one goal out of 10 has been fired from outside the box.
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Kane was keen on a blockbuster move to Manchester City before the start of the 2021/22 season and claimed he had a ‘gentleman’s agreement’ with Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy to sanction the move – but Levy blocked the bid and Kane stayed with Spurs.
The striker appears to become increasingly dangerous over 90 minutes, with his goal ratio rising across 15-minute intervals until hitting the peak of his powers at the start of the second half and in the final 15 minutes of games.
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After reaching 200 Premier League goals and becoming Tottenham’s record goalscorer, we take a look at Harry Kane’s greatest goals in the Premier League.
Among Kane’s favourite opponents in all competitions are Leicester and Arsenal, two clubs where he has previously played, having a loan stint with the Foxes in the Championship during 2013 and spending one year with the Gunners at just eight years old.
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Kane's clubs
- Youth
- Ridgeway Rovers (1999-2001, 2002-2004)
- Arsenal (2001-2002)
- Watford (2002-2004)
- Tottenham (2004-2011)
- Senior
- Tottenham (2011-)
- Leyton Orient (loan, 2011)
- Millwall (loan, 2012)
- Norwich (loan, 2012-13)
- Leicester (loan, 2013)
Kane’s strike-rate against Leicester exceeds one goal per game – with 19 from 18 appearances, with similar ratios against Everton, Stoke, West Brom, Fulham and Norwich.
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Use the interactive table below to scroll through all of Kane’s 267 goals for Spurs to date, going all the way back to his very first for the club during a 4-0 win against Shamrock Rovers in the Europa League back in 2011.
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You can also use the text field to filter competitions or opponents, or tap the column headers to sort statistics – where you will be reminded how Kane’s staggering returns against the Foxes was boosted by his four-goal haul in a 6-1 win back in May 2017.
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