The 16 Most Prolific Assist To Goal Combinations In Premier League History

Frank Lampard to Didier Drogba is the most productive help objective blend throughout the entire existence of the Premier League.

Lampard and Drogba framed a staggering association in their time playing together at Chelsea and as indicated by details ordered by The Athletic, Blues record goalscorer Lampard set up his partner on 24 events on the top flight.

The Chelsea pair are the most deadly team, with Manchester City twofold act David Silva and Sergio Aguero coming in three objectives behind on 21 following nine productive years together.

Darren Anderton laid it on a plate for Teddy Sheringham multiple times in their time at Spurs, while the mix of Steve McManaman and Robbie Fowler additionally hurled a similar measure of objectives.

Aguero is in again in fourth spot, having been on the finish of some brilliant passes/crosses from Kevin De Bruyne on 19 events since the time the Belgian came back to England in 2015 - with Christian Eriksen and Harry Kane likewise dealing with a similar count.

Kane includes twice on the rundown, having likewise been set up multiple times by countryman Dele Alli, while Thierry Henry is both a goalscorer and assister nearby Robert Pires and Freddie Ljungberg with 17 and 15 separately.

Other beneficial sets incorporate Nolberto Solano to Alan Shearer, Ryan Giggs to Andy Cole, Ashley Young to John Carew, Theo Walcott to Robin van Persie and Riyad Mahrez to Jamie Vardy.

Here is the main 16 rundown in full:

=11. Riyad Mahrez to Jamie Vardy (Leicester City) - 14 goals

=11. Mesut Ozil to Olivier Giroud (Arsenal) - 14 goals

=11. Theo Walcott to Robin van Persie (Arsenal) - 14 goals

=11. Ashley Young to John Carew (Aston Villa) - 14 goals

=11. Ryan Giggs to Andy Cole (Manchester United) - 14 goals

11. Laurent Robert to Alan Shearer (Newcastle United) - 14 goals

10. Thierry Henry to Freddie Ljungberg (Arsenal) - 15 goals

=8. Dele Alli to Harry Kane (Spurs) - 16 goals

=8. Nolberto Solano to Alan Shearer (Newcastle) - 16 goals

7. Robert Pires to Thierry Henry (Arsenal) - 17 goals

=5. Christian Eriksen to Harry Kane (Spurs) - 19 goals

5. Kevin De Bruyne to Sergio Aguero (Manchester City) - 19 goals

=3. Steve McManaman to Robbie Flower (Liverpool) - 20 goals

3. Darren Anderton to Teddy Sheringham (Spurs) - 20 goals

2. David Silva to Sergio Aguero (Manchester City) - 21 goals

1. Frank Lampard to Didier Drogba (Chelsea) - 24 goals