Harry Kane will be aiming to equal and potentially surpass a goalscoring record when Tottenham Hotspur travel to Emirates Stadium to face Arsenal.The Spurs striker has seven goals from seven north London derby appearances, including the winner in their last meeting, and can extend that remarkable statistic on Sunday.
127= Theo Walcott (Arsenal) – 4 goals
The forward opened his account in this fixture when he scored the first goal in a 3-3 draw back in 2011. He also netted two well-taken goals in a 5-2 win to inspire a comeback the following season.
127=Freddie Ljungberg (Arsenal) – 4 goals
Scored in that famous win for the Gunners back in 2004. Also struck during the title winning season of 2001/02.
127=Rafael Van der Vaart (Tottenham) – 4 goals
Endeared himself to the Spurs faithful with three goals against Arsenal in his debut campaign. A brilliant winner in a 2-1 victory the following season was his last derby goal.
127= Patrick Vieira (Arsenal) – 4 goals
The midfielder famously slid in to score in 2004 as Arsenal wrapped up the title at the home of their bitter rivals.
127= Ian Wright (Arsenal) –
A confident penalty capped off a wonderful performance from the striker who linked with Dennis Bergkamp to defeat Arsenal in November 1996.
124= Gareth Bale (Tottenham) – 5 goals
The attacker scored a brilliant low free-kick, his second goal for the club, in his first derby appearance in 2007.
124= Robin van Persie (Arsenal) – 5 goals
The Dutchman’s best goal in this clash was his curling effort to complete a remarkable 5-2 win.
124= Thierry Henry (Arsenal) – 5 goals
Henry netted one of the most famous goals in this fixture, when he burst forward from well inside his own half and after taking on the entire Spurs defence, finished into the corner. Cue extraordinary pitch-length knee slide.
122= Robert Pires (Arsenal) – 7 goals
A long-range curler into the corner, calm penalty, dribble and finish, Arsenal’s No.7 went through his full repertoire against Spurs during his six years with Arsenal.
122= Harry Kane (Tottenham) – 7 goals
A thorn in the side of Arsenal in recent years, Kane is the only name on this list still with a chance to add to his tally in this meeting and don’t be surprised if he does.
121. Emmanuel Adebayor (Arsenal, Tottenham) – 8 goals
The towering striker has the distinction of having scored for both clubs in this fixture, but his best will always be that flick and volley at White Hart Lane in 2007.
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