Harry Kane: Tottenham striker scores 44th goal in a London derby, breaking record set by Thierry Henry

Tottenham’s Harry Kane scored his 44th goal in a London derby, breaking a record set by legend Thierry Henry, when he netted an equaliser in Saturday’s crunch match against Arsenal. Kane showed no nerves when he stepped up and placed a first-half penalty straight down the middle past England team-mate Aaron Ramsdale to make it 1-1 at the Emirates. Ad It was Kane’s 100th away goal in the Premier League, the first player to reach this milestone.

Premier LeaguePremier League all-star team could face La Liga, Bundesliga and Serie A counterparts — reportsYESTERDAY AT 11:39 Fourteen of Kane’s 44 goals have come against Tottenham’s greatest rivals, seven of which have been from the penalty spot – the joint-most one player has scored against an opponent in the competition. Kane’s composure was praised by BT Sport pundits Jermaine Jenas and Martin Keown. “Well, it’s brilliant,” said Jenas.

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