Harry Kane scored his 58th and 59th Premier League goals on his 100th appearance in the competition to move level with Thierry Henry.
The Arsenal great managed to score 59 in his first century of matches in England's top-flight league, with Kane matching that record in the first 45 minutes of Spurs's meeting with Watford.
59 - Harry Kane has now scored 59 goals in 100 Premier League games, the same number as Thierry Henry had at this stage. Updated.
— OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) January 1, 2017
England striker Kane first pounced after 27 minutes as he slotted home Kieran Trippier's through-ball, before the duo combined again shortly with the 23-year-old firing past Gomes for the second time.
The fixture against Watford at Vicarage Road was already significant for Kane as he brought up his 100th Premier League appearance.
He achieved 97 of those games with Spurs, with three of them coming while on loan with Norwich City back in the 2012-13 campaign.
Henry scored a total of 175 Premier League goals for Arsenal during his career, leaving him fifth in the all-time list that is led by Alan Shearer (260).