Kane sets new Spurs record as Chelsea stumble

Harry Kane produced yet another landmark display as his two goals in a 4-0 win over Everton at Wembley Saturday saw him become Tottenham Hotspur's all-time leading scorer in the Premier League. Saturday's late kick-off saw England forward Kane score his 98th Premier League goal and surpass Teddy Sheringham's previous club record of 97. Son Heung-Min broke the deadlock midway through the first half and Kane made it 2-0 in the 47th minute after an excellent run and cross from Son, despite a suspicion of offside. That goal saw Kane equal Sheringham's tally and the England striker broke it 12 minutes later when he prodded the ball past Jordan Pickford from close range for his latest landmark display of the season. Christian Eriksen completed the scoring nine minutes from time when he finished a sweeping move. Kane's latest record comes after a stellar 2017 that saw the 24-year-old set a new record of 39 Premier League goals scored in a calendar year, beating the 36 that Alan Shearer managed in 1995. Kane remains well adrift of Spurs legend Jimmy Greaves's club tally of 220 goals in 321 First Division appearances - to the relief of manager Mauricio Pochettino.

There's no stopping him ... @HKane becomes the third player to score at least 20 goals in four consecutive #PL seasons, after @ThierryHenry (5) and @alanshearer (4)#TOTEVE pic.twitter.com/gNfg39vjMJ

— Premier League (@premierleague) January 13, 2018

By contrast, London rival Chelsea did little to take the spotlight away from under-fire manager Antonio Conte in a goalless draw with 10-man Leicester City. Chelsea were unable to pierce Leicester's defence even after visiting left-back Ben Chilwell was sent off for a second bookable offence midway through the second half. The Stamford Bridge stalemate left the third-placed Blues 15 points adrift of runaway leaders Manchester City, who visit Liverpool Sunday. Elsewhere, Alan Pardew oversaw his first Premier League victory as West Bromich Albion manager thanks to a 2-0 win over Brighton and Hove Albion, while Rafael Benitez's Newcastle United came from behind to draw 1-1 with bottom-of-the-table Swansea City. West Brom, who kicked off level on points with the Swans, needed just four minutes to take the lead at The Hawthorns when Jonny Evans headed in from a corner. Craig Dawson secured their first league win since August 19 in the 56th minute with a fine header. The Baggies remain in the relegation zone, as do Swansea, who took the lead at Newcastle through Jordan Ayew on the hour before substitute Joselu equalised 10 minutes later.

How things stand after Saturday's action... #PL pic.twitter.com/vnOZJfed8P

— Premier League (@premierleague) January 13, 2018

James Ward-Prowse scored his first two goals of the Premier League season for Southampton but that wasn't enough to give the Saints a desperately-needed win as host Watford rallied to draw 2-2. Vicarage Road saw Watford fans mark the first anniversary of the passing of their celebrated former manager and ex-England boss Graham Taylor. But despite the highly-charged atmosphere, it was Southampton who broke the deadlock thanks to Ward-Prowse's low strike in the 20th minute. Ward-Prowse doubled the Saints' lead shortly before half-time. But Watford pulled a goal back through an Andre Gray header and then equalised in controversial fashion right at the finish when Abdoulaye Doucoure turned in a Troy Deeney flick-on. Doucoure diverted the ball in with his hand as he stooped for a header but, with no video assistant referees in the Premier League, the goal stood and denied Southampton a first league win in 10 games. Bakary Sako scored as Crystal Palace beat Burnley 1-0, while West Ham United won 4-1 away to Huddersfield Town.

The result of the day was ____________#PL pic.twitter.com/fsM1xzbqTF

— Premier League (@premierleague) January 13, 2018

The Hammers opened the scoring at Huddersfield in the 25th minute when Joe Lolley was dispossessed, with Mark Noble unleashing a powerful shot, only for Lolley to curl in an equaliser five minutes before the break. West Ham regained the lead soon after the break through Marko Arnautovic before Manuel Lanzini scored twice to put the result beyond doubt. Sunday also sees Bournemouth face Arsenal, while Manchester United, currently second, play managerless Stoke City at Old Trafford Monday. RESULTS Chelsea 0 Leicester 0 Palace 1 (Sako 21) Burnley 0 Huddersfield 1 (Lolley 40) West Ham 4 (Noble 25, Arnautovic 46, Lanzini 56, 61) Newcastle 1 (Joselu 68) Swansea 1 (Ayew 60) Tottenham 4 (Son 26, Kane 47, 59, Eriksen 81) Everton 0 Watford 2 (Gray 58, Doucoure 90) Southampton 2 (Ward-Prowse 20, 44) West Brom 2 (Evans 4, Dawson 55) Brighton 0   SUNDAY'S MATCHES Bournemouth v Arsenal and Liverpool v Man City