Harry Kane moves ahead of Defoe as Tottenham's fifth top scorer ever

Kane took his Tottenham record to 145 goals in 221 games as he netted twice at the John Smiths stadium, notching a towering header and a penalty to gibve his side a 2-0 win. 

He now sits behind only Cliff Jones, Martin Chivers, Bobby Smith and Jimmy Greaves in the pantheon of the London Club's all time top socrers. 

At only 25 and a Tottenham man through and through, Kane must have more than half an eye on displacing England and Spurs legend Greaves.

His strikes on Saturday took him above Defoe in the list, a player who Kane learned a lot from as a youngster, in quotes on the club's official website Kane is reported to have said: "I used to watch Jermain finishing in training," 

"We built a good relationship so to go ahead of him is a nice feeling. I used to watch him scoring goals week in, week out at White Hart Lane and away from home as well. Obviously he scored a lot of Premier League goals and hopefully I can just carry on and score some more."

As well as becoming the top goalscorer at his club, Kane will doubtlessly be eventually aiming to surpass Alan Shearer's record of 260 Premier League goals.