Tottenham Hotspur striker Harry Kane has contributed a staggering 22 points in the Barclays Premier League this season, while team-mate Christian Eriksen is runner-up on 13.

Kane is poised to make his senior England debut this week after receiving his first call-up and with good reason as Sportsmail reveal the top 20 players that have contributed for their clubs so far.

Yet Tottenham aren't alone in relying on a player or two. Queens Park Rangers would be bottom without Charlie Austin, and Burnley would be, too, if Danny Ings was taken out of the picture.

Harry Kane runs away in celebration after scoring against Leicester City as he went on his way to a hat-trick

Tottenham Hotspur striker Kane has contributed an incredible 22 points for his club this season

Kane carries the match ball after his hat-trick against Leicester last week at White Hart Lane

Christian Eriksen (pictured being hugged by Kane) is second in the Premier League's top 20 list

TOP 20 PLAYERS WHOSE GOALS HAVE CONTRIBUTED THE MOST POINTS RANK PLAYER TEAM GOALS POINTS WON 1 Harry Kane Tottenham 19 22 2 Christian Eriksen Tottenham 9 13 3 Alexis Sanchez Arsenal 13 11 4 Papiss Cisse Newcastle 11 11 5 Charlie Austin QPR 15 10 6 Eden Hazard Chelsea 11 9 7 Olivier Giroud Arsenal 13 9 8 Peter Crouch Stoke 7 9 9 Jonathan Walters Stoke 7 9 10 Juan Mata Man Utd 7 8 11 Diego Costa Chelsea 19 8 12 Mame Biram Diouf Stoke 8 8 13 Wayne Rooney Man Utd 11 8 14 Saido Berahino West Brom 12 8 15 Danny Ings Burnley 9 8 16 Bojan Stoke 4 8 17 Diafra Sakho West Ham 10 7 18 Gabriel Agbonlahor Aston Villa 6 7 19 Ki Sung-yueng Swansea 6 7 20 Sadio Mane Southampton 6 7

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Kane's fellow Premier League top goalscorer Diego Costa sits 11th in the list, having contributed eight points towards Chelsea's title push compared to the Tottenham striker's 22.

But how is all this worked out? Take Kane's hat-trick against Leicester last week, for example.

The 21-year-old's three goals at White Hart Lane helped Tottenham win 4-3, whereas without Kane they would have lost 4-1 - hypothetically speaking, of course.

Kane, therefore, 'won' three points by taking Tottenham from a losing position to a winning one, as he did against QPR on March 7 and Arsenal on February 7, too.

Kane was 500/1 to finish top goalscorer this year and his contribution reflects a remarkable season under manager Mauricio Pochettino.

Elsewhere in the list, Arsenal are represented twice with third-placed Alexis Sanchez (11 points) and Olivier Giroud (9) leading the way.

Fellow Champions League chasers Manchester United have Juan Mata and Wayne Rooney (both 8) to thank for comfortably sitting fourth as we enter the international break.

No Manchester City players, meanwhile, make the top 20 - not even the Premier League's third top goalscorer Sergio Aguero.

Olivier Giroud makes the list and sits seventh as his 13 goals have contributed nine points for Arsenal

Alexis Sanchez sits third in the list and has contributed 11 points to Arsenal's top four push

Chelsea striker Diego Costa may be the Premier League's joint-top goalscorer but he is nowhere near Kane