Watch Kane's first, Bale's last and Carr's cracker against the Black Cats!
It's a case a firsts, lasts and a bit of everything when we look back at matches against Sunderland at the Lane in our 'brief history' feature.
1899
Our first home match against Sunderland resulted in a 2-1 win in the FA Cup on February 11 thanks to goals from Tom Bradshaw and John Cameron.
Below: Harry Kane's first Premier League goal against SunderlandÂ
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1910
Sunderland's first visit to the Lane in league action and a convincing win in the old Division One as goals from Percy Humphreys (2), John Curtis, Bert Middlemiss and Robert Steel saw us home 5-1 on March 25.
1938
How apt! Our record home attendance of 75,038 was set in an FA Cup sixth round tie against Sunderland on March 5 and it stood for 78 years until this week, when we set a new mark of 85,011 against Monaco in the Champions League at Wembley.
Below: Steve Perryman
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1961
One of our most important wins against Sunderland at home. Having drawn at Roker Park, we took Sunderland apart in the replay with this 5-1 win on March 8 taking us a step closer to the double. Terry Dyson (2), Les Allen, Dave Mackay and Bobby Smith were on target.
1969
The first of many for Steve Perryman - 854 to be precise! Our legendary former skipper made his debut against Sunderland at the Lane on September 27.
Below: Stephen Carr's goal against Sunderland in 2000
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2000
David Ginola played his final game for Spurs as Stephen Carr scored a wonderful goal in a 3-1 win against Sunderland at the Lane.
2003
Teddy Sheringham scored his 300th senior goal in a 4-1 win against Sunderland at the Lane on February 8.
Below: Gareth Bale's belter against Sunderland in 2013
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2013
Gareth Bale fired home a memorable final goal on his final appearance for us against the Black Cats at the Lane on May 19.
2014
Harry Kane scored his first Premier League for us in a 5-1 win against Sunderland at the Lane on April 7. It kick-started a spell of three goals in three games at the end of 2013-14 and paved the way for his breakthrough season in 2014-15, where he scored 31 goals in all competitions. Harry reached the 50-goal mark for us in the Premier League at Stoke - 50 goals in 87 Premier League appearances.
Below: Harry Kane's interview after his first Premier League goal for us
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