Michail Antonio became West Ham’s record Premier League goalscorer as he netted a brace to send the Hammers top of the table.
The forward scored two as West Ham thumped Leicester City 4-1 at the London Stadium, his 47th and 48th strikes for the club.
That saw him eclipse Paolo Di Canio’s record as the club’s top scorer since the inception of the Premier League in 1992.
Jamie Carragher heaped praise on Antonio following the win, having already netted three times this season.
"He is a special player and if he cost West Ham £50m or £60m, they would be raving about what they had done in the transfer market," Carragher told Monday Night Football after the match. "We talk about him as a personality, we all like him. But what should not be lost is his absolute quality as a player."
With Antonio breaking the Hammers record, here’s every club to have plied their trade in the Premier League’s top scorer:
Arsenal - Thierry Henry (175)
Aston Villa - Gabby Agbonlahor (74)
Barnsley - Neil Redfearn (10)
Birmingham City - Mikael Forssell (29)
Blackburn Rovers - Alan Shearer (112)
Blackpool - DJ Campbell (13)
Bolton - Kevin Davies (68)
Bournemouth: Josh King (48)
Bradford - Dean Windass (13)
Brentford - Sergi Canos, Christian Norgaard (1)
Brighton - Glenn Murray (26)
Burnley - Chris Wood (46)
Cardiff - Jordon Mutch (7)
Charlton - Jason Eull (34)
Chelsea - Frank Lampard (147)
Coventry - Dion Dublin (61)
Crystal Palace - Wilfried Zaha (47)
Derby - Dean Sturridge (32)
Everton - Romelu Lukaku - (68)
Fulham - Clint Dempsey (50)
Huddersfield - Steve Mounie (9)
Hull - Nikica Jelavic (12)
Ipswich - Marcus Stewart (25)
Leeds - Mark Viduka (59)
Leicester City - Jamie Vardy (119)
Liverpool - Robbie Fowler (128)
Man City - Sergio Aguero (184)
Man Utd - Wayne Rooney (183)
Middlesbrough - Hamilton Ricard (31)
Newcastle - Alan Shearer (148)
Norwich - Chris Sutton (33)
Nottingham Forest - Bryan Roy (24)
Oldham - Graeme Sharp (16)
Portsmouth - Yakubu (28)
QPR - Les Ferdinand (61)
Reading - Kevin Doyle (19)
Sheffield United - Brian Deane (15)
Sheffield Wednesday - Mark Bright (48)
Southampton - Matt Le Tissier (101)
Stoke - Jon Walters (39)
Sunderland - Kevin Phillips (61)
Swansea - Wilfried Bony (25)
Swindon - Jan Age Fjortoft (12)
Tottenham - Harry Kane (166)
Watford - Troy Deeney (47)
West Brom - Peter Odemwingie (30)
West Ham - Michail Antonio (48)
Wigan - Hugo Rodallega (24)
Wimbledon - Dean Holdsworth (58)
Wolves - Raul Jimenez (34)
