Harry Kane was delighted to prove Tottenham's matchwinner for victory over Wolves today.
The England forward reacted sharply to head in Ivan Perisic's flick on from a corner to give Spurs their reward for their second-half dominance.
Kane's effort also saw the hosts become the fifth team to score 1,000 goals at home since the Premier League was formed in 1992.
The goal had been coming with both the 29-year-old and his strike partner Son Heung-min hitting the woodwork as Spurs poured forward to break the deadlock.
Kane said, "Credit to Wolves, they made it difficult. In the second half we came out with intensity. We created chances and pressed better. We deserved the goal. We didn't create too many chances after that but neither did they."
On scoring more Premier League goals for one club than anybody else: "It's been a fantastic nine or 10 years in the Premier League. Hopefully many more years to go. I always love scoring.
"The most important thing is winning games. Credit to the boys, they dug deep. We need to start games better. We need to improve. But the sign of a good team is winning when you don't play at your best."
