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#3 Heung-Min Son - Harry Kane - Lucas Moura (Tottenham Hotspur)
Goals Scored - 28
It is no surprise that a team with Harry Kane up front will be one of the most lethal attacking units in the Premier League, however, it is Heung-min Son who has been the star player for Tottenham of late.
The South Korean has now scored 8 goals from 17 appearances in the Premier League and has been particularly impressive of late. His combination with Harry Kane has been very promising for Spurs this season.
Apart from him, Lucas Moura has also contributed in front of goal for his club. The Brazilian has scored 6 goals from 19 appearances so far but is currently nursing a knee injury, which has seen him miss 5 games now.
Even though both Son and Moura have been good in front of goal, it is hard to look beyond Harry Kane at Tottenham. The Englishman has scored 14 goals from 22 games so far and is once again in the mix for the Golden Boot race. However, Kane tore his ligament in the game against United and is expected to be out for at least a fortnight.
Even though all of these three might be missing from action right now, they make up the third best-attacking force in the Premier League this season.
