Hat-trick hero Kane's record-breaking 2017 in numbers
Kane's second treble in four days inspired Spurs to a resounding success at Wembley, securing the 24-year-old a place in the history books.
The England international overtook Shearer's 22-year record for Premier League goals in a calendar year, while also usurping Messi as Europe's top scorer for club and country in 2017.
With Spurs not in action again until January 2, we take a look at Kane's sensational year in front of goal, with the help of Opta data.
2017: #THFC #COYS #PremierLeague #England pic.twitter.com/4fuvKOjunV
— Harry Kane (@HKane) 26 December 2017
39 - Kane scored 39 Premier League goals in 36 games in 2017, beating the previous record held by Shearer, who netted 36 in 42 appearances for Blackburn Rovers in 1995.
6 - He is the first player in Premier League history to score six hat-tricks in a single calendar year.
2 - Kane is also the first player in Premier League history to score consecutive hat-tricks on two separate occasions (also May 2017).
8 - He now has eight Premier League hat-tricks, as many as Thierry Henry and Michael Owen – only Shearer (11) and Robbie Fowler (nine) have more in the competition.
One match ball.
One Man of the Match. #OneOfOurOwn. pic.twitter.com/Ky7TAT19oz
— Tottenham Hotspur (@SpursOfficial) 26 December 2017
56 - Kane scored 56 goals in 52 appearances in all competitions for Tottenham and England in 2017 (49 for Tottenham, seven for England), two more than Messi (54 in 64).
3 - Only three of Kane's 49 Spurs goals in 2017 came from the penalty spot.
5 - Stoke City and Leicester City were Kane's favoured opponents this year, with five goals against each club.
10 - Christian Eriksen and Dele Alli were the most frequent providers for Kane with 10 assists apiece. Kieran Trippier (8) is next on the list.
56 - Harry Kane has scored 56 goals in 52 appearances in all competitions for Tottenham and England in 2017 (49 for Tottenham, 7 for England). Phenomenal. pic.twitter.com/JgtUawSkN8— OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) 26 December 2017
30+ - Harry Kane is just the second player in a decade to score 30 or more Premier League goals in a calendar year. Robin van Persie hit 35 for Arsenal in 2011.