The struggle for the Premier League top scorer for the season (2021-2022) intensified, after the two goals of Korean star Heung-Min Son, Tottenham Hotspur striker, against its guest, Leicester City.
Heung-Min Son scored two consecutive goals for his team in the 60th and 79th minutes to contribute to its victory over its guest Leicester City (3-1) in the meeting that brought them together today, Sunday, in the 35th round of the "Premier League".
Son raised his score to 19 goals, to advance to the runner-up in the league's top scorer rankings for the current season so far, and tightens the screws on Egyptian star Mohamed Salah, Liverpool striker, who is on the top scorer with 22 goals, followed by Portuguese star Cristiano Ronaldo in third place with a score 17 goals with four games remaining from the end of the league.
Here is the ranking of the top scorers in the Premier League so far:
1- Egyptian Mohamed Salah (Liverpool) - 22 goals
2 - South Korea's Heung-Min Son (Tottenham Hotspur) - 19 goals
3- Cristiano Ronaldo (Manchester United) - 17 goals
4- Diogo Jota (Liverpool) - 15 goals
5- Senegalese Sadio Mane (Liverpool) - 14 goals
6- Harry Kane (Tottenham) - 13 goals
7- Evan Tonier (Brentford) - 12 goals
Ivorian Wilfried Zaha (Crystal Palace) - 11 goals
9- Belgian Kevin De Bruyne (Manchester City) - 11 goals
Algerian Riyad Mahrez (Manchester City) - 11 goals
Bukayo Saka (Arsenal) - 11 goals
10- Nigerian Emmanuel Denis (Watford) - 10 goals
Brazilian Ravenha (Leeds United) - 10 goals
Mason Mount (Chelsea) - 10 goals
Finland's Teemu Pukki (Norwich City) - 10 goals
Emile Smith-Roy (Arsenal) - 10 goals
Raheem Sterling (Manchester City) - 10 goals
England's Jamie Vardy (Leicester City) - 10 goals
19 - Bruno Fernandes (Manchester United) - 9 goals
Jarrod Bowen (West Ham United) - 9 goals
England's James Ward-Prowse (Southampton) - 9 goals
England's Olly Watkins (Leicester City) - 9 goals
23- England's Michel Antonio (West Ham United) - 8 goals
Brazilian Richarlison (Everton) - 8 goals
- Brazilian Gabriel Martinelli (Arsenal) - 8 goals
England's Phil Foden (Manchester City) - 8 goals
England's Conor Callagher (Crystal Palace) - 8 goals
England's James Madison (Leicester City) - 8 goals
French Niall Maupay (Brighton) - 8 goals
- Bernardo Silva (Manchester City) - 8 goals
31- Scotsman Che Adams (Southampton) - 7 goals
Ivorian Maxwell Cornet (Burnley) - 7 goals
England's Jack Harrison (Leeds United) - 7 goals
German Kai Havertz (Chelsea) - 7 goals
Leandro Trossard (Brighton) - 7 goals
35- Algerian Said Benrahma (West Ham United) - 6 goals
Albanian Armando Broja (Southampton) - 6 goals
French Odson Edouard (Crystal Palace) - 6 goals
Spaniard Pablo Fornals (West Ham United) - 6 goals
Italian Jorginho (Chelsea) - 6 goals
German Ilkay Gundogan (Manchester City) - 6 goals
Mexican Raul Jimenez (Wolverhampton) - 6 goals
Nigeria's Ademola Lookman (Leicester City) - 6 goals
Spain's Rodrygo (Leeds United) - 6 goals
England's Jacob Ramsey (Aston Villa) - 6 goals
Belgian Yuri Tellimas (Leicester City) - 6 goals
England's Calium Wilson (Newcastle United) - 6 goals
Norwegian Martin Odegaard (Arsenal) - 6 goals.