Yoane Wissa entered Brentford's history books as he became the club's all-time Premier League leading goalscorer.
After inspiring Tuesday night's comeback against Manchester City, Wissa moved on to 37 top-flight goals for the club, overtaking Ivan Toney.
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"He probably should have scored two if I'm a little bit after him. But he has been very good for us, and the way he has taken over from Ivan - not only him, but Bryan Mbeumo as well," said head coach Thomas Frank following the 2-2 draw at the Gtech Community Stadium.
"The partnership between the two of them is quite unique. We are just Brentford. I am extremely proud."
Wissa's goal v Man City
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The 28-year-old joined the Bees from Ligue 1 club Lorient in August 2021, and scored seven goals in each of his first two seasons in England.
Last season he struck 12 times, and is just one short of that tally already for 2024/25, scoring for the 11th time in the Premier League against Man City as his side came from 2-0 down to claim a point against the champions.
With Mbeumo only a few goals behind Wissa, Brentford are one of three clubs to have two current players sitting in their top three all-time Premier League scoring list.
You can see every current Premier League club's top scorer in the table at the bottom of this page. But if you think you know them without looking, why not try our quiz first?
Below, you can see the top three Premier League goalscorers for each of the 20 clubs who are currently in the division.
For a list of the league's all-time top scorers, led by Alan Shearer on 260 goals for Blackburn Rovers and Newcastle United, visit our Stats Centre.
Top PL goalscorers - club by club
| Club | Top scorer | Second | Third |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arsenal | Thierry Henry 175 | Ian Wright 104 | Robin van Persie 96 |
| Aston Villa | Gabriel Agbonlahor 74 | Ollie Watkins 67 | Dwight Yorke 60 |
| Bournemouth | Joshua King 48 | Callum Wilson 41 | Dominic Solanke 28 |
| Brentford | Yoane Wissa 37 | Ivan Toney 36 | Bryan Mbeumo 35 |
| Brighton | Pascal Gross 30 | Danny Welbeck 29 | Maupay/Murray 26 |
| Chelsea | Frank Lampard 147 | Didier Drogba 104 | Eden Hazard 85 |
| Crystal Palace | Wilfried Zaha 68 | Christian Benteke 35 | Jean-Philippe Mateta 29 |
| Everton | Romelu Lukaku 68 | Duncan Ferguson 60 | Calvert-Lewin/Cahill 56 |
| Fulham | Clint Dempsey 50 | Steed Malbranque 32 | Brian McBride 32 |
| Ipswich | Marcus Stewart 25 | Chris Kiwomya 18 | Marshall/Wark 13 |
| Leicester | Jamie Vardy 142 | James Maddison 43 | Riyad Mahrez 39 |
| Liverpool | Mohamed Salah 173 | Robbie Fowler 128 | Steven Gerrard 120 |
| Man City | Sergio Aguero 184 | Raheem Sterling 91 | Erling Haaland 79 |
| Man Utd | Wayne Rooney 183 | Ryan Giggs 109 | Paul Scholes 107 |
| Newcastle | Alan Shearer 148 | Callum Wilson 47 | Peter Beardsley 46 |
| Nottingham Forest | Chris Wood 28 | Bryan Roy 24 | Stan Collymore 22 |
| Southampton | Matt Le Tissier 100 | James Beattie 68 | James Ward-Prowse 49 |
| Spurs | Harry Kane 213 | Son Heung-min 125 | Teddy Sheringham 97 |
| West Ham | Michail Antonio 68 | Jarrod Bowen 48 | Noble/Di Canio 47 |
| Wolves | Raul Jimenez 40 | Matheus Cunha 24 | Fletcher/Hee-chan 22 |
