Harry Kane missed a penalty but scored twice to surpass 200 league goals in his career and give Tottenham Hotspur a 2-0 victory at Nottingham Forest that kept up their strong start to the Premier League season.

Forest, who have signed 17 players for about $176 million since promotion, made the early running before Spurs’ prolific striker silenced the crowd with a low fifth-minute strike from inside the penalty area. His scuffed goal, after a superb run and pass by Dejan Kulusevski, was Kane’s 200th league goal. But it was to get better in the second half when Kane scored a close-range header from a sumptuous outside-ofthe-boot cross by Richarlison in the 81st minute.

That was his 187th Premier League goal, adding to nine in the Championship and five in League One. In between, Kane uncharacteristically missed a penalty following a handball on the line by Forest’s Steve Cook. Kane’s shot was brilliantly saved by Dean Henderson at full-stretch, making up for his failure to stop the first-half goal.

Spurs’ third victory in four games, plus one draw, left them third in the Premier League on 10 points — two behind Arsenal who have had a flawless start. Kane acknowledged the pressure Forest put them under for long periods and said Spurs had plenty of room for improvement. Allan Saint-Maximin struck a thunderous volley in the final minute to rescue a point for Newcastle United in a 1-1 draw at Wolverhampton Wanderers.

Ruben Neves broke the deadlock in the 38th minute, rifling a shot from distance through the legs of Joe Willock and into the net to cap off a brilliant move that shifted from one wing to the other. West Ham United opened their Premier League goals and points account for the season as a deflected effort by Pablo Fornals sealed a 1-0 victory at Aston Villa.