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2) Harry Kane (NEW)
Kane had a difficult game against Man City, mustering only one shot. Despite this, he is still ranked second for shots amongst forwards with nine, trailing only Teemu Pukki (10). His tally of two goals is only beaten by Ashley Barnes (three) and Pukki (four).
He also created two chances, and ranks fourth amongst forwards for creativity. Spurs have scored five goals so far, with only Liverpool (6) and Man City (7) faring better and only the defending champions have managed more shots (44) than their 34. Newcastle appear to be in disarray and shipped three goals to Norwich in their last game.
The Magpies have conceded four goals so far and are ranked fifth bottom for SoT conceded (10). Only West Ham (10), Bournemouth (6) and Villa (6) have allowed opponents more ‘big chances’ than their five. Possibly the standout captain option this week, Kane can be backed to deliver.
