England striker follows up his four goals against Leicester with treble against already relegated Tigers to finish season on 29
HARRY KANE romped away with the Premier League golden boot by scoring a hat-trick against Hull on the final day of the season.
The England striker condemned the already relegated Tigers to a sad Premier League farewell when he netted twice in two first-half minutes before adding a third after the break.
Having netted four against Leicester in Spurs' 6-1 win on Thursday, Kane has scored seven times in four days and ends the season on 29.
He finishes ahead of Everton's Romelu Lukaku (25) and Arsenal's Alexis Sanchez (24) in the scoring charts.
Kane also won the Premier League golden boot last season, when he scored 25, and was runner-up the year before (2014/15) with 21 goals.
Kane had opened the scoring in the 11th minute, firing home from outside the box after a lay-off by Christian Eriksen.
Two minutes later Kieran Trippier squared for Kane to finish and put Spurs - who were already confirmed in second place behind champions Chelsea - in cruise control.
Dele Alli effectively ended the game as a contest in first-half stoppage time when he made it 3-0.
The England midfielder finished a fine move after Kane had found Son Heung-min, who cut back for Alli to slide home.
Hull threatened to make a game of it just after the hour when Sam Clucas drilled home after a scuff from Oumar Niasse, but Sputs where soon back in charge.
An unmarked Victor Wanyama headed home an Eriksen free-kick at the back post to make it 4-1 on 69 minutes.
Then Kane completed his hat-trick - his second in four days - and became only the sixth player to score consecutive Premier League trebles.
He was picked out beautifully by Alli and fired home past the under-protected David Marshall to make it 5-1.
Still it got worse for Hull.
Ben Davies smashed home from the edge of the box in the 84th minute and then, with three minutes left Spurs scored their 13th goal in two games.
Trippier crossed from the right and Toby Alderweireld slotted home from eight yards out.
Hull: Marshall 5, Ranocchia 6, Dawson 5, Davies 6 (Grosicki 45, 6), Elabdellaoui 6, Huddlestone 5, N'Diaye 5, Tymon 5 (Robertson 73, 5), Bowen 5 (Elmohamady 72, 5), Clucas 6, Niasse 6
Subs not used: Jakupovic, Mbokani, Batty, Olley
Goals: Clucas (66)
Tottenham: Lloris 6, Trippier 8, Alderweireld 8, Vertonghen 5, Davies 8, Dier 7 (Dembele 73, 6), Wanyama 8, Eriksen 8, Alli 9 (Sissoko 73, 6), Son Heung-min 8, Kane 10 (Janssen 79, 6)
Subs not used: Vorm, Nkoudou, Wimmer, Lesniak
Goals: Kane (11, 13, 72), Alli (45), Wanyama (69), Davies (84), Alderweireld (87)
Spurs striker Harry Kane: "It's massive to win the golden boot again, I said to retain it would be special with the injuries I've had but to score 29 goals in 30 games is something I feel proud of.
"Finishing the season with seven goals in two games is perfect, hopefully I can continue it at the start of next season. When you look at the players behind us, we have a fantastic team."
Spurs boss Maurico Pochettino: "I congratulate all the players for a fantastic season. It was tough, difficult be we feel all very proud, to finish that way is important after last season.
"I'm a little bit disappointed because I think Hugo (Lloris) deserved the golden gloves.
"For Harry (Kane), 30 games and 29 goals is unbelievable. It's a big achievement.
"It is important to try and win a trophy in the next few seasons for us and our fans.
"We are excited to move to Wembley and to try to do our best."
Hull City boss Marco Silva: "We didn't want to finish like we did today. Of course we try, we didn't achieve our goal but we need to respect ourselves.
"We didn't play, our fans deserve more. It is a difficult decision (whether to stay). I have something in my mind and need to see what is best for me as well as the club.
"Now is the moment to analyse to see what is the best decision."
