Some new research has come to light which has revealed which counties in England which have produced footballers that have scored at least 200 goals in the English football league - including Premier League and the Football League.
The data [Bookmakers] has looked into the 103 English footballers who scored 200 goals or more, then researched their birth towns and placed them into a county.
Greater Manchester and the West Midlands are the two standout counties, and the only two counties to register double figures for the number of highest-scoring footballers from a county.
Closing out the top three with nine is Greater London.
However, Merseyside has had its fair share of prominent goalscorers throughout history and it ranks in joint-fifth with South Yorkshire.
There are plenty of famous legends on the list, but we’ve decided to focus in on the top 10 highest English goalscorers in football history.
9. Vic Watson - 312 goals
Watson played 505 times for West Ham between 1920 and 1936 and he remains the club’s record goalscorer. | Getty Images
10. Harry Bedford - 308
He scored the majority of his goals for Blackpool and Derby County and played all across the country. He also scored one goal in two England caps. | Getty