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Harry Kane continues to cement his position as one of the Premier League’s hottest strikers.
The Tottenham captain has set three new personal milestones after scoring in this morning’s (December 7th) 2-0 Premiership win over Arsenal.
The strike was his 250th career goal, having scored 202 for Spurs, nine for Millwall, five for Leyton Orient, two for Leicester City and 32 with the England national team.
It was also his 100th home goal in all competitions, which he fittingly celebrated with the 2,000 or so supporters who were allowed back into the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium for the first time since March.
Kane’s third milestone will be a particular point of pride for Tottenham – he is now the outright top scorer in North London derbies.
His goal this morning was his 11th in all encounters between Spurs and Arsenal.
That puts him one goal ahead of ex-Tottenham and Gunners striker Emmanuel Adebayor on the all-time list.
These are all very impressive figures for any striker but bear in mind that Kane is just 27-years-old, and yet to reach the peak of his abilities.
It is safe to say that we can expect more big things from him in the seasons to come.
by Nicholas Darren John
