#9 Harry Kane - the man Tottenham missed
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Tottenham have had a mixed start to the season. The North Londoners are the only side to remain unbeaten this season but have drawn far too many games and look like they were missing Harry Kane in attack. The return of Kane has been timely for Tottenham after the striker scored the equaliser in the North London Derby and ensured Tottenham snatched all three points against West Ham.
Harry Kane is not only the X-Factor that Tottenham needs, his presence also seems to boost the team's confidence in general - much like Lionel Messi does to Barcelona. His positional play as a striker is exceptional and his finishing has been exquisite. Tottenham should be thrilled he's back on time.
10) Chelsea’s defence could be one of the greatest in Premier League history
It might be a bit too early to say this but Chelsea’s defensive record this season could be historic for the club. After going six games without conceding a single goal, this Chelsea squad is now being mentioned in the same bracket as Chelsea of 2004-05, Liverpool of 2005-06 and Manchester United of 2008-09 who went 8 games and 9 games winning without conceding a goal respectively.
Not only is this impressive but the fact that Conte has transformed David Luiz into a fantastic defender is a great achievement. Victor Moses and Pedro’s revival under Conte has been incredible and their striker Diego Costa seems to be silently making his way towards the top of the goalscoring charts.
