Harry Kane continued his fine form by scoring twice as Tottenham beat Huddersfield 4-0 in the Premier League at the John Smith’s Stadium on Saturday.
Two trademark strikes gave Kane his 10th and 11th goals of the season in the first half, coming either side of Ben Davies’ cool finish after a superb Spurs team move.
Substitute Moussa Sissoko rounded off the win in stoppage time, bundling the ball home via the boot of Christopher Schindler.
The result continues Spurs’ fine away form this season having won every game, while Huddersfield are without a win in five Premier League matches.
Kane took just nine minutes to have an impact, latching onto Kieran Trippier’s long header behind the defence before slotting into the bottom right corner.
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It was 2-0 just seven minutes later through Davies, who finished neatly from the left of the box as Jonas Lossl rushed out after Christian Eriksen’s break forward had then fallen fortuitously to the Spurs full-back.
Lossl nearly embarrassed himself after a miskick had fallen to Kane, rushing to the striker’s feet to deny him, but Kane made no mistake from 20 yards moments later, finding the far corner with a fine left-footed strike.
Dele Alli then hit the post after Spurs had cut Huddersfield apart again, before Laurent Depoitre hit the bar for the hosts just before half time with a long-range effort.
Spurs took their foot off the gas in the second half, though Kane did have a chance to complete his second hat-trick in a week, miscuing from close range after Eric Dier’s flick-on from a corner.
Alli was booked for diving inside the area later in the half, while Kane was applauded by the entire John Smith’s Stadium as he was subbed off late on.
Sissoko made it four in the first minute of stoppage time from close range, seeing his effort from Davies’ assist come off the boot of Schindler and roll into the net.
