App exclusive: The game in numbers - Crystal Palace 1-1 Spurs

We maintained our place at the top of the Premier League after picking up a point against Crystal Palace in a 1-1 draw at Selhurst Park on Sunday afternoon.

In an almost identical pattern of events to those of the last meeting between the sides on the final day of the 2019/20 season, Harry Kane once again opened the scoring for us in the first half in SE25 before Jeffery Schlupp was back on the scoresheet as he again provided the Eagles an equaliser in the second period.

Here’s a look at the key statistics and numbers behind the game...

Selhurst signs

11 - We have now gone 11 Premier League games without defeat against Crystal Palace.

9 - We have scored the first goal in our last nine Premier League meetings with Palace.

3 - We have lost just three times in 23 Premier League meetings with Palace since the competition’s inception in 1992.

6 - 20 of our last 26 goals against Crystal Palace have come in the second half. However, each of our last six goals against the Eagles have come in the first half.

5 - Harry Kane has now scored five goals at Selhurst Park in the Premier League - no visiting player has scored more against Palace in SE25 in the competition.

7 - Harry has scored seven goals at Leicester's King Power Stadium, the only venue he's scored more goals at than Selhurst Park.

Undefeated on the road

6 - We remain unbeaten away from home in the league after six games (W4 D2) this season.

9 - We are now unbeaten in our last nine Premier League away games - our longest such run since April 2018 when we also went nine games without defeat on the road.

14 - We have taken 14 points from our opening six Premier League away games – our best-ever start away from home in the competition.

8 - We are unbeaten in all eight of our Premier League games so far this season when we have scored first.

1 - Under Jose Mourinho, we have lost just one of the 21 Premier League games in which we have taken the lead - that defeat coming at home against Wolves in March, earlier this year, as we fell 3-2.

Player in focus - Moussa Sissoko

93 - Moussa Sissoko enjoyed the best passing success rate of any player on the pitch at Palace as he completed 93 per cent of his passes.

2 - No player completed more take-ons than Moussa (2) in the game.

4 - Only Toby Alderweireld (5) made more successful challenges in a Spurs shirt than Moussa (4).

Hurricane Harry

203 - That was goal number 203 for Harry Kane in our colours – he is now just five goals away from equalling the total of our second-highest goalscorer of all-time, Bobby Smith (208).

28 - In just 19 games this season, Harry has been directly involved in 28 goals (15 goals, 13 assists).

19 - In just 12 Premier League appearances so far this season, he has been directly involved in 19 goals (nine goals, 10 assists).

43 - Since Jose Mourinho took charge in November, 2019, in just 38 appearances, Harry has been directly involved in 43 goals (29 goals, 14 assists) - more than any other Premier League player.

32 - Harry and Heung-Min Son now have combined for 32 goals in the Premier League – they are just four away from equalling the competition record of 36 (Frank Lampard and Didier Drogba).

12 - The pair have now combined for 12 goals in the Premier League already this season after just 12 games - only the combination of Alan Shearer and Chris Sutton (13 in 1994/95) has produced more goals in a single season.

15 - Harry Kane is just the third player in Europe’s top five leagues to have already reached the 15-goal mark in all competitions after Borussia Dortmund’s Erling Haaland (17) and Bayern Munich’s Robert Lewandowski (16).

Other notable numbers

11 - We have now gone 11 games without defeat in the Premier League - our best run since the 2017/18 season in which we went 14 without defeat.

10 - We are now unbeaten in 10 games in all competitions.

2 - Sunday's draw with Palace was just the second game in which Lucas Moura has not featured in for us in all competitions this season. The Brazilian has been involved in 20 out of our 22 games so far.

9.1 - Pierre-Emile Højbjerg enjoyed 9.1 per cent of possession in the match - the most of any player on the pitch.

93 - Pierre had 93 touches of the ball in the game – also the most of any player on the pitch.