Mane, Aguero, no Son: What's the fastest hat-trick in Premier League history?

Son Heung-min came up with the perfect response to being left out of the starting XI by Tottenham boss Antonio Conte for the visit of Leicester on Saturday evening, blasting a 13-minute hat-trick from the bench.

The 30-year-old was introduced to the action just before the hour mark with Spurs holding a slender 3-2 advantage.

Son had failed to score in his six previous Premier League outings this season but opened his account for the campaign in fine style, curing a delightful right-footed shot into the top corner from the edge of the box.

Just nine minutes later, he found the net again with an even more impressive strike – this time with his left peg.

That goal essentially guaranteed all three points for the home side. However, Son wasn’t done.

He capped off a sensational individual performance by securing the match ball with his third goal of the evening three minutes later to make it 6-2- although a VAR check for offside did threaten to spoil the party temporarily.

Son comes off the bench and scores a hat-trick!⚪️⚪️⚪️pic.twitter.com/lQJIuiahUl

Blistering stuff from Son! That said, his treble was far from record-setting.

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In fact, his hat-trick against the Foxes doesn’t even make it into the top 10 fastest in Premier League history.

Assuming Son fancies bagging himself a top 10 spot in the future, we’ve taken a look below at the times he’ll need to beat.

To clarify, these reflect the time between when the first goal and the third goal being scored in each instance; i.e. not from kick-off until the third goal.

Here is the 10-man list in full, taken as per Pundit Feed.

10. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer – 10 minutes (Nottingham Forest 1-8 MAN UTD, 1999)

9. Teddy Sheringham – 10 minutes (MAN UTD