Harry Kane sits second in Tottenham’s all-time top scorer

England's prolific goal scorer Harry Kane has now made it to second on Tottenham Hotspur's all-time scoring list after finding the back of the net in the team's clash against Everton in the fifth round of the FA Cup.

The Three Lions' striker found the back of the net in the 83rd minute when the North London was trailing behind in 4-3 in the final minutes of the fifth-round clash; online gambling had the game on high odds for predicting the winner of the game.

The 27-year-old striker's late goal took the match to extra time, but, unfortunately, it didn't prove to be enough as the Spurs fell behind once again as Everton winger Bernard score a late goal to take the scoreline to 5-4 in favor of the Merseyside club.

Kane's goal against Everton took him to second place, having formerly been on level terms with Bobby Smith in second place after a 2-0 victory against West Brom.

With his goal on Wednesday night, the Three Lions striker surpassed Smith to sit second on the list having registered 209 goals in 38 appearances in all competitions for the North London club.

Kane now needs to score more than 57 goals to surpass Tottenham's all-time goal scorer Jimmy Greaves, who registered 266 goals in 379 appearances from 1961 to 1970.
Martin Chivers and Cliff Jones take up the fourth and fifth position for Spurs’ top five scorers, having registered 174 and 159 goals respectively.

Mourinho, on the other hand, has always been known for his pragmatic approach, as the Spurs' boss usually give more attention to the defensive side of his team rather than the attack, but in the fifth round of the FA Cup, his team could be said to have leaned towards the attacking side.

A game which was the Portuguese's 981st game of his managerial, that was the first time Mourinho's team will score and concede four goals in a single game.

It was also the sixth time a team managed by the Portuguese coach will concede four goals in a game, and the first time in a cup game ever since Chelsea 4-2 defeat at the hands of Bradford City back in 2015.

Davison Sanchez also made a record as he became the Tottenham defender to score a brace in eight years having scored two of the team's goals in the game, with real money casino games backing him to more goals from now on.

The Colombian defender scored the match opener in the first three minutes of the game before finding the back of the net once again in the 57th minute.

The last time this happened was in 2013 when Jan Vertonghen scored a double against Liverpool in the Premier League.