LEVY HOLDS THE KEY TO KANE'S TOUGHEST CALL

THERE is no player in the top flight whose goals have been more significant to their club than Harry Kane

His 28 in the Premier League this season have won Tottenham 24 of their 57 points, or a staggering 42 per cent. Take him out of the side, and Spurs would be level with 17th-placed Everton and mired in a relegation battle going into the final day (although, obviously, someone else would have scored a few in his place).

Also important, but some way behind Kane, is Brentford's Ivan Toney, whose 20 League goals account for 16 of Bees' 56 points (28.5 per cent).

Not that you would have known it on Saturday, when Brentford began their extended spell without Toney with an impressive 3-1 win over Kane's Spurs in north London.

Thomas Frank, the Bees boss, had promised to find "in-house" solutions to Toney's eight-month suspension for admitting a raft of FA betting charges and, sure enough, Bryan Mbeumo and Yoane Wissa were on target, as the visitors came from behind to move to within a point of sinking Spurs.