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The forward moved beyond Eric Brook in their win over Napoli on Wednesday
But which player holds the honour for the other 19 Premier League clubs?
REPORT: Sergio Aguero breaks City scoring record as they beat Napoli 4-2

Published: 02:34 EDT, 2 November 2017 | Updated: 05:44 EDT, 2 November 2017

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Sergio Aguero has scored his 178th goal for Manchester City to move past Eric Brook as the club's record goalscorer.

The Argentina forward achieved the feat in City's pulsating 4-2 Champions League victory over Italian side Napoli on Wednesday.

But in whose company does he now sit? Here, Sportsmail looks at the men to hold the honour for all 20 current Premier League clubs.

Argentina forward Sergio Aguero is now Manchester City's all-time record goalscorer with 178

Wayne Rooney broke the record for Manchester United during a draw at Stoke last season

Arsenal

Thierry Henry, 228 goals in 377 appearances, 1999-2007 and 2012

Bournemouth

Ron Eyre, 229 goals in 337 appearances, 1924-33

Brighton

Tommy Cook, 123 goals in 209 appearances, 1922-29

Burnley

George Beel, 187 goals in 377 appearances, 1922-32

Ex-England international Frank Lampard netted 211 goals in 648 appearances for Chelsea

Chelsea

Frank Lampard, 211 goals in 648 appearances, 2001-14

Crystal Palace

Peter Simpson, 165 goals in 195 appearances, 1929-35

Everton

Dixie Dean, 383 goals in 433 appearances, 1924-38

Huddersfield

George Brown, 159 goals in 229 appearances, 1921-29

Leicester

Arthur Chandler, 273 goals in 419 appearances, 1923-35

During two spells with the club, Ian Rush netted 346 goals for Liverpool in 660 games

Liverpool

Ian Rush, 346 goals in 660 appearances, 1980-86 and 1988-96

Manchester City

Sergio Aguero, 178 goals in 264 appearances, 2011-present

Manchester Utd

Wayne Rooney, 253 goals in 559 appearances, 2004-2017

Newcastle

Alan Shearer, 206 goals in 404 appearances, 1996-2006

Alan Shearer is Newcastle's record scorer and top scorer in the history of the Premier League

Southampton

Mick Channon, 228 goals in 607 appearances, 1966-77 and 1979-82

Stoke

John Ritchie, 176 goals in 351 appearances, 1963-66 and 1969-74

Swansea

Ivor Allchurch, 164 goals in 445 appearances, 1947-58 and 1965-68

Jimmy Greaves, pictured here in January 1969, scored 266 goals for Spurs in 379 matches

Tottenham

Jimmy Greaves, 266 goals in 379 appearances, 1961-70

Watford

Luther Blissett, 186 goals in 503 appearances, 1976-92

West Brom

Tony Brown, 279 goals in 720 appearances, 1963-81

West Ham

Vic Watson, 326 goals in 505 appearances, 1920-35

... AND SOME MORE STATISTICS

Six of the 20 - Aguero, Thierry Henry, Frank Lampard, Ian Rush, Wayne Rooney and Alan Shearer - have played for the club in question in the Premier League era

Eight of the remaining 14 set their records in spells spanning the 1920s and '30s

Everton's 383 is the highest tally while the lowest is Brighton's 123

Bert Stephens, though, scored 174 goals for Brighton - many of them came in the unofficial wartime league, meaning Cook is listed as their record holder

Dixie Dean is the most prolific scorer on the list with a strike rate of 0.885 goals per game, or seven every eight games. Peter Simpson is just behind at 0.846.

Luther Blissett and Tony Brown also hold the record for most appearances for Watford and West Brom respectively.

Brook made three additional appearances for Manchester City in the 1939-40 season, scoring once, but these were expunged from records following the outbreak of the Second World War.