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#3 Francis Lee (Manchester City) - 10 goals
Former England, Bolton Wanderers, Manchester City and Derby County striker, Francis Lee was one the most prolific goal scorers during his time. The Englishman began his career for Bolton in 1959 and stayed at the club till 1967.
Then City manager Joe Mercer signed the forward who went on to represent City for 8 seasons, winning a First Division trophy and numerous other Cups during his stay with the club. Lee won 27 caps for England during his decade-long career with the national side.
Lee scored 10 goals in Manchester derbies to equal the then record of 10 goals set by Joe Haynes and sits third on the list of highest derby goalscorers.
The English striker moved to Derby County in 1974 and joined Don Revie to be part of the team that secured another First Division title. After two seasons at Derby County, Lee called time on his nearly 20-year career.
