Has the form of Tottenham’s Harry Kane been the biggest surprise so far this season…
Harry Kane was in sensational form again yesterday, as he made it 22 goals this season with a double against North London rivals Arsenal. But who else has surprised us this season?
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10) Toby Alderweireld (Southampton)
Was passed on by several Premier League clubs in the past and barely got a kick for Atletico Madrid last season, but has been great this term.
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9) George Boyd (Burnley)
Allowed to leave on the cheap by Hull boss Steve Bruce, but has been excellent so far this season, full of running and always a threat for Burnley.
8) Charlie Austin (Queens Park Rangers)
His goals will be the difference between QPR staying up and going down. His scoring record is outstanding considering his lack of service.
7) Diafra Sakho (West Ham United)
The Senegalese striker has been in excellent form so far this season, surprisingly leading the Hammers scoring charts.
6) Victor Moses (Stoke City)
After enduring disappointing spells at Chelsea and Liverpool, Moses has looked back to his best when given regular first-team football this year.
5) Jose Fonte (Southampton)
Has helped the Saints recover brilliantly from the losses of Calum Chambers, Luke Shaw and Dejan Lovren with consistently assure performances.
4) Stewart Downing (West Ham United)
The former Liverpool man has endured plenty of criticism in recent seasons, but has been a constant threat this year, even earning an England recall.
3) Francis Coquelin (Arsenal)
Arsenal’s quest to find a new defensive midfielder ended with them rediscovering one of their own. Coquelin has been a revelation in recent months and recently signed a new contract.
2) Emre Can (Liverpool)
Arrived at Anfield as a defensive midfielder but has since revolutionised himself as a centre back, playing a major role in Liverpool’s huge improvements at the back.
1) Harry Kane (Tottenham Hotspur)
The England hopeful has been brilliant this season. In September, he didn’t even make the match-day squad for the North London derby – how quickly times change.