Goals
82 – We scored 82 goals across all competitions this year, while we had 17 different goalscorers.
70 – 70 of those came in the Premier League – only in two other campaigns have we scored more in the competition (86 in 2016/17 and 74 in 2017/18).
32 – Harry Kane finished as our top scorer for the ninth season in a row as he fired home 32 goals in 49 outings in all competitions. Heung-Min Son was our only other player to hit double figures with 14 goals to his name in all competitions.
267 – Harry became the Club’s all-time top goalscorer in February with his 267th strike in Lilywhite (now 280).
250 – Harry became only the second player to score 250 goals for the Club with his match-winning header against Wolves in August.
209 – Harry also became the Premier League’s second highest goalscorer of all-time as he scored his 209th goal in the competition in May’s win over Crystal Palace, overtaking Wayne Rooney (208).
200 – Harry was just the third player to score 200 Premier League goals, as he reached his double century in the competition with the match-winner against Manchester City in February.
185 – Harry also took the record this season for most goals scored by a single player for one Club in the Premier League with his 185th in the competition, coming against Wolves in August.
100 – Heung-Min Son joined the Premier League’s ‘100 Club’ in April with his 100th goal in the competition, coming in our 2-1 win over Brighton.
100 – Harry Kane became the first player to score both a century home and away of goals in the Premier League. Reaching a century of away goals with his 100th coming in our trip to Arsenal in October, he then completed his century of home goals with his 100th coming in May against Crystal Palace. He currently has scored 101 goals at home in the competition with 112 coming away from home.
98 – Sonny became our second highest goalscorer in the Premier League with his 98th strike in the competition coming against West Ham in February. That saw him leap above Teddy Sheringham (97).
50 – Harry Kane (62) became the first player to score 50 goals at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
44 – Harry Kane (52) took the record for most Premier League London derby goals by scoring his 44th in such games in October’s trip to Arsenal.
40 – Harry and Sonny scored exactly 40 Premier League goals between them this season (Harry – 30 and Sonny 10). That is the exact same total the duo managed have managed in each of the last two seasons (2021/22 – Sonny 23 and Harry – 17, 2020/21 – Harry 23 and Sonny 17).
40 – Harry moved into joint-fourth in the Premier League for most headed goals with his 40th goal via his head. He is level with former Spurs Les Ferdinand and 13 behind another former Spur, Peter Crouch, who leads the way on 53.
30 – Harry Kane scored 30 Premier League goals in a single season for the second time in his career (also doing so in 2017/18). He is only the second player to do that in the competition’s history after Alan Shearer (1993/94 and 1994/95) while he is the first ever player to manage the feat in 38-game seasons.
30 – Harry Kane scored 30 goals in all competitions for the first time since 2020/21. It was the fifth time in his Spurs career that he has reached that milestone.
26 – Harry Kane claimed the record for most different games scored in during a single Premier League season as he found the target in 26 games this season.
24 – Heung-Min Son became our second-highest scorer in European competitions when he scored his 23rd and 24th goals for us in continental matches against Eintracht Frankfurt in October.
20 – Harry Kane has now scored at least 20 goals in each of the last eight seasons.
16 – Harry Kane claimed the record for most away goals scored in a single season, matching the record set by Sunderland’s Kevin Phillips in 1999/2000.
10 – Harry Kane claimed the record for most final day goals scored with his 10th strike in such games coming against Leeds on Sunday (now 11).
10 – Harry Kane became the first player to score 10+ goals on six different days of the week – Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday, Sunday – with his strikes in our 4-0 victory over Crystal Palace in January.
10 – Harry Kane claimed the Premier League’s record for Boxing Day goals by scoring his 10th in the competition on the 26 December in our 2-2 draw with Brentford.
10 – Harry now holds the record for most London derby goals scored in a single Premier League season with 10 this term – joint with Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink (also 10 in 2001/02).
10 – Harry scored 10 headed goals in the Premier League this season – the most a player has ever scored in a single season in the competition’s history.
6 – Rodrigo Bentancur scored more goals this season (6) than he had managed in his previous 247 professional appearances (4).
1 – Sonny was the only player to score a hat-trick for us this season, registering a treble in our 6-2 win over Leicester City in September.