Tottenham’s Harry Kane is on a goal-scoring tear in England’s top division, with seven goals in his previous six Premier League games.

Kane, 28, had an underwhelming start to the 2021-22 season, coming off a tumultuous summer in which he was sought by Manchester City. But the deal fell through, and he struggled to find form early in the season, failing to score in the Premier League until his eighth game against Newcastle United in October.

Nonetheless, the prolific English striker has scored over 20 goals in all competitions for his side this season, including double figures in the English Premier League (22 total).

Even more astonishing, Kane has now surpassed Arsenal legend Thierry Henry and Chelsea legend Frank Lampard to go up to fifth in Premier League goal scoring history, due to this new goal-scoring streak. He has now scored a total of 178 goals.

And more than half of those goals have come on the road since he established the Premier League record most road goals scored (95) against Brighton on March 16.