Only Alan Shearer now stands in Harry Kane's way of Premier League history.
The Tottenham striker scored his 209th goal in a 1-0 win over Crystal Palace on Saturday to surpass Manchester United and Everton legend Wayne Rooney and become the outright second-highest goalscorer in the competition.
Remarkably, he has reached that tally in just 317 appearances - 174 fewer games than it took Rooney to score 208.
Shearer's long-standing record of 260 goals, which has gone untouched since his retirement in 2006, is now in the 29-year-old England captain's sights.
Indeed, Palace manager Roy Hodgson, Kane's former England boss, said Shearer needs to be "concerned".