These players have definitely got their shooting boots on…
The Premier League is home to some of the best strikers on the planet, but none of them are leading the minutes per goal chart so far this season. Find out who has been leading the table so far below…
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All players have scored more than once this season, stats courtesy of Squawka.
10) Charlie Austin, QPR, 146.57 minutes per goal
The forward has adapted well to the Premier League, with seven goals already.
9) Wilfried Bony, Swansea City, 141 minutes per goal
The Ivorian has scored the most goals in 2014 in the Premier League having netted 18.
8) Nacer Chadli, Tottenham, 136 minutes per goal
The winger has begun his second season in much better form than his first with six goals so far.
7) Alexis Sanchez, Arsenal 120.13 minutes per goal
The Chilean has been single handedly keeping Arsenal in the race for the top four, with 8 hitting the back of the net so far.
6) Diafra Sakho, West Ham, 107.83 minutes per goal
The forward has made a great start to life in the Premier League, scoring six already.
5) Papiss Demba Cisse, Newcastle United, 84.25 minutes per goal
Cisse has only four goals, but has also only played 336 minutes this season.
4) Diego Costa, Chelsea, 82.64 minutes per goal
The 26-year-old has brought everything that the Blues have been missing since the first departure of Didier Drogba.
3) Olivier Giroud, Arsenal, 82.5 minutes per goal
Again very few goals this season, but then the Gunner has only started one game so far.
3) Sergio Aguero, Manchester City, 81.25 minutes per goal
The Argentine is currently the top scorer in the Premier League with 12.
1) Frank Lampard, Manchester City, 69.67 minutes per goal
The Chelsea legend has been in great form since leaving the club for their sky blue title rivals.