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Harry Kane was the toast of Tottenham Hotspur on Wednesday evening as he helped the north Londoners to a 2-0 victory against Brighton & Hove Albion. The England forward netted with a typically predatory finish to secure three points after Cristian Romero gave his side the lead with a deflected effort.

Whilst Kane's goal was crucial in the way that it hauled Spurs to three points on the south Coast, it was also saw him reach a significant milestone having become the highest-scoring player away from home in Premier League history. In doing so, he moved ahead of former Manchester United man Wayne Rooney.

The win has helped alleviate some pressure on the Spurs squad after a loss against Man United at the weekend, but there is much work to be done if they are to qualify for the Champions League this season. Here is how the national media responded to Spurs' win against Brighton and of course Kane’s landmark goal:

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Home might be where the heart is, but it is seemingly not where Harry Kane does his best work. Ninety-five goals and counting on the road in the Premier League, a second half-strike securing a crucial Tottenham victory at Brighton.

His side were already one to the good when Kane broke Wayne Rooney's away goals record, Cristian Romero having unwittingly grabbed his first since arriving in the summer before the break. Up to fifth on the overall