Watch as Harry Kane moved into joint third in the all-time Premier League goalscorer standings with a double in a 2-0 win over Forest.

Antonio Conte’s side have made an encouraging start to the campaign, with Kane ensuring they maintained that momentum at the City Ground.

The England captain put Tottenham ahead with a clinical finish after collecting Dejan Kulusevski’s pass just outside the Forest area in the fifth minute.

It was Kane’s 200th league goal, including his Tottenham career and loan spells at Millwall, Leicester and Leyton Orient.

Kane wasted a chance to increase Tottenham’s lead 11 minutes after half time when Steve Cook handled Ivan Perisic’s cross.

Dean Henderson saved Kane’s penalty as he missed from the spot in the league for the first time since 2018.

Kane made amends with his fourth goal this season in the 81st minute.

West Ham arrived at Villa Park bottom of the table after losing their first three games without scoring.

Pablo Fornals’ goal late in the second half ended West Ham’s wait to get off the mark as they climbed out of the relegation zone.

Fornals’ shot deflected off Villa defender Ezri Konsa and looped over keeper Emiliano Martinez to break the deadlock with 15 minutes left.

The Hammers, beaten by Manchester City, Nottingham Forest and Brighton, are now level on points with Villa, who have lost three of their first four matches.