Jermaine Beckford has become the fastest Leeds United player to score 20 goals in a season since Peter Lorimer some 41 years ago.
Becks bagged his 20th and 21st goals of the campaign against Peterborough United last weekend, with his second goal of the afternoon proving enough to take him past last season's 20-goal haul.
Elland Road legend Lorimer netted 30 goals during the 1967/68 campaign with his 20th goal coming on December 2 1967.
It took Becks until January 24, on his 27th appearance, to reach the 20-mark, and had it not been for a double hamstring injury, he may well have been celebrating earlier.
In more recent years, Mark Viduka scored 22 goals in the 2002/03 season, but didn't reach the 20-goal mark until April 22.
The Aussie also scored 22 goals during the 2000/01 campaign - including four in the Champions League - and on that occasion he hit his 20th on March 31 to secure a 2-0 win at Sunderland.
Other 20-goal a season men in recent years include Michael Bridges (21) in 1999/2000, Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink (20 and 22) in 1998/99 and 1997/98, Lee Chapman (20) in the title winning season 1991/92.
Chapman also scored 31 goals during the 1990/91 season, but didn't pass the 20-mark until February.
Looking further back, Ray Hankin scored 21 goals during the 1977/78, Allan Clarke scored 20-plus goals a season on four occasions, and Lorimer netted 23 in 1972/73, 29 in 1971/72.
The all-time leading goalscorer in a season remains John Charles with 43 goals in the 1953/54 campaign.
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