EPL:Harry Kane score double to be on top goal scorer Race

Harry Kane continued his good form with two goals as Tottenham beat Huddersfield 4-0 in the Premier League at John Smith Stadium on Saturday.

Two trademark strikes gave Kane his 10th and 11th goals of the season in the first half, reaching either side of Ben Davies 'cool finish after an excellent move from the Spurs' team.

Substitute Moussa Sissoko rounded off the victory in stoppage time, wrapping the ball home through Christopher Schindler's boot.

The result continues the good form of play of the Spurs this season, having won every game, while Huddersfield is without winning in five Premier League games.

Kane took only nine minutes to make an impact, trapping Kieran Trippier's long header behind the defense before slotting into the lower right corner.

It was 2-0 just seven minutes later through Davies, who finished perfectly from the left of the box as Jonas Lossl rushed after the break Christian Eriksen forward had fallen randomly to the full-back Spurs.

Lossl almost embarrassed himself after a miskick had fallen to Kane, running at the feet of the striker to deny him, but Kane made no mistake about 20 yards later, finding the far corner with a fine left foot kick.

Dele Alli then hit the post after Spurs had cut Huddersfield apart again, before Laurent Depoitre hit the bar for the hosts before half the time with a long-term effort.

The Spurs took their foot off the accelerator in the second half, although Kane had the opportunity to complete his second hat-trick in a week, failing closely after Eric Dier's flick-on corner.

Alli was booked for diving inside the area later in the middle, while Kane was applauded throughout the John Smith stadium as it was subbed off late.

Sissoko made it four in the first minute of close stop time, watching his effort from Davies help him out of Schindler's boot and roll into the net.

David Wagner: "Today was a result of our mistakes and the quality of Tottenham, who are a strong team, no doubt, and of high quality, especially in the last third, deserve to win this game. little high if you see the effort that my players gave me, but it was too easy for them to score the first goal was an individual error where we could have cleared the ball. "

Mauricio Pochettino: "We deserved the victory, we were better, until today we have only conceded three goals and we have scored four, I speak very well of my team, we have dominated the game, I am very happy with everybody because we played the Champions League in Cyprus, came late and came here and showed energy, it was a fantastic performance for us. "

The Pundit - Gary Neville

"[Kane] is a dream, it's a guy who will never have a bad race, not always goals, but he will contribute to the team, he will be a goal man and will bring players to play. a change of character in it in the next two years, which we have begun to see already.

"He has a lot more to come in terms of developing his character more, at the top of the face is a professional and absolutely outstanding player."

 Man of the Match - Harry Kane

Lately, it seems the only debate surrounding Kane is whether he can be considered world-class. On this particular afternoon, Kane showed it all. Awareness, positioning and finishes of the trademark.

His first was typical Kane - running through on the target, pushing the ball slightly wide to create an opening, and finishing properly. The second was another brand strike, but this time that range snapshot we know so well.