Aguero beats Henry era Kun Premier League, top foreign scorer. Sergio Kun Agüero already has his name engraved in the Premier League. The Argentine doubled against Aston Villa and became the foreign player with the most goals in the history of the event.

Agüero reached 177 celebrations in the Premier League and exceeded the impressive record that Thierry Henry had, with 175. In addition, the Argentine also fights on the list of top scorers in history since he is fourth with Frank Lampard (177) and behind Andy Cole (187), Wayne Rooney (208) and Alan Shearer (260).>

Aguero beats Henry era Kun Premier League

With the triplet marked Sunday at Aston Villa, Agüero surpassed this Henry record: "Beating Henry will be something extraordinary, a moment I will always remember. He was an incredible footballer who made history," said the citizen.

Since arriving in Etihad in 2011, Agüero has forged a name in history: Kun has seven goal records with the sky blue team: top scorer (247 goals), in Liga (177), in Europe (41), in Champions (37) and he has scored more goals than anyone in a season in the League (26, in 2014-15) and in Champions (8, in 2016-17). In addition, the five goals scored by Newcastle in 2015 are also the historical record of so many citizens in a league event.

In addition, if Kun exceeds 20 league goals this season (he has 13 today), he will beat the number of five consecutive seasons scoring at least two dozen league goals scored by Henry. If the beginning of the 2000 was a thing of Tití, the 2010 have been the era of Kun.

Firmino seals a very bad Liverpool victory against Tottenham de Mourinho

Twenty victories and one draw make Liverpool an undisputed leader. No one, after 21 days, had scored so many points (61) in the history of the Premier.

A huge advantage - it has 16 points more than Leicester and 17 more than Manchester City - in which the so-called 'luck of the champion' is playing an important role. The coin always falls face to face with those of Klopp. A story that was repeated before Tottenham.

The 'reds' conquered before the 'Spurs' (0-1) one of the most suffered victories of the course. In fact, they ended up asking for the time, but Roberto Firmino's goal in 37 'made a difference.

Mourinho was clear about the plan: steal and go against it. Hence the defense of three that he raised from the start. It didn't start badly. The 'Pool' monopolized possession - it finished with 68% - and Tottenham sowed danger with the vertigo generated by long shipments and the rapid transitions driven by Moura and Son.

It is true that the best occasions were for the leader of the Premier. Tanganga took under the line a shot of Firmino in the 2 'and Oxlade-Chamberlain sent the subsequent rejection to the post. Shortly after, at 23 ', Gazzaniga showed off to prevent Van Dijk from scoring with a shot at goal.

The 0-1, in 37 ', was born in a throw-in that caught Tottenham off guard. Firmino eventually received from Salah, he took Tanganga off and shot Gazzaniga with a lethal left-handed shot. Its value, far from Anfield, does not finish increasing: its seven goals in Premier have come jelos of Anfield. He could not be fitter in the face: it should be remembered that the Brazilian closed 2020 marking Leicester in the League and Monterrey and Flamengo in the semi-final and World Cup final.

Final siege of Tottenham

Salah pardoned at the edge of the break (43 ') and Gazzaniga showed off again, already in the second half, after a header from Mané (65'). However, he forgave and gave rise to the final siege of those of José Mourinho, who missed the injured Kane.

The first great occasion was Heung-min Son after a loss of Wijnaldum, but the Korean could not beat Alisson in the hand-to-hand after a great left of Moura in the 80 '.

The clearest, in any case, came in 82 '. Aurier focused and Lo Celso finished off incomprehensibly at goal. His shot crossed the entire Alisson goal. Incredible, but sure. Klopp, enraged, was trying to make his people react. Mourinho, on his knees, gave no credit.

Alisson still had to use it twice more to ensure a 0-1 with which Liverpool scored its 38th consecutive Premier victory. Tottenham, on the other hand, falls to eighth position and sees how Chelsea, which closes the 'Champions zone', already leads it by nine points.