Sentence examples for scorer chart from inspiring English sources

Ighalo has already become Watford's highest ever goalscorer in the Premier League with his 13 goals this season seeing him sit joint-third in the top scorer chart, and he is key factor behind Watford's impressive first half of the season – although they have suffered an alarming dip in form throughout January.

Even with our lack of goals, Lukas Jutkiewicz has been a mainstay of the top scorers chart this season and is certainly doing his bit.

The top scorers' chart after 19 games sees Everton's Romelu Lukaku and Jamie Vardy of Leicester leading the way on 15 goals each, closely pursued by Odion Ighalo of Watford.

A look at the top-scorers' chart suggests another alternative: apart from Karim Benzema, Fernando Cavenaghi and, perhaps, Guillaume Hoarau and Jimmy Briand, the depth of quality strikers is fairly limited.

His 22nd try of the season took him back level on top of the Super League top try scorers' chart with watching Wigan and England team-mate Tomkins.

He is the third most-capped Welsh player of all time and is fifth on the all-time scorers' chart with 19 goals.

Escare's hat-trick sees him move equal top of the Super League try scorers chart with 24 so far this season.

Bellamy is Wales' third most-capped player, having made 78 appearances for his country and fifth on the all-time scorers' chart with 19 goals.

Parker has been a key player at the Liberty Stadium and played 157 games and scored 29 tries for the Ospreys, statistics that place him sixth in the all-time appearance list and fourth in the try scorers chart.

He's already got six this season, and sits joint top in the scorers' charts, alongside Lazio's Mauro Zarate.

The Daily Mail reports that Leicester City's in-form attacking midfielder Riyad Mahrez, who currently sits joint-third in the Premier League goal scorers charts alongside Everton striker Romelu Lukaku.