West Ham made midweek history during Graham Potter's first game in charge as they recorded a thrilling 3-2 win over Fulham on Tuesday night.
Goals from Carlos Soler, Tomás Soucek and midfielder Lucas Paquetá gave the hosts a surprise victory over the struggles they endured under former boss Julen Lopetegui.
The Spaniard's sacking has breathed new life into the Hammers and history was made against London rivals Fulham as they became the first team to record 175 different goalscorers in the Premier League.
Soler's first goal against Marco Silva's team earned the Hammers a historic milestone as he became the 37th player to score a single goal for the club in the English top flight.
Meanwhile, the injured Michail Antonio, who is still recovering from a serious car collision which left him in intensive care, tops the list as the Hammers' most prolific goalscorer.
Antonio has scored 68 Premier League goals since joining the club in 2015 from Nottingham Forest, while his teammate and current club captain Jarrod Bowen is just 20 goals behind. Mail Sport delves into the standings of each club in the league throughout the top flight's history.
Carlos Soler's (centre) first goal against Fulham on Tuesday made him West Ham's 175th Premier League goalscorer.
Michail Antonio is West Ham's top scorer in the Premier League with 68 goals in the top flight
Jarrod Bowen is West Ham's second top scorer in the Premier League with 48 goals
At West Ham, two former West Ham icons stand on 47 goals each with club legend Mark Noble and Paolo Di Canio each reaching the figure during their time in London.
However, Frank Lampard misses out on the top 10 with the England legend tied with John Hartson on 24 goals for the Hammers.
Jermain Defoe (18 goals), Kevin Nolan (18) and Marko Arnautovic (21) are also in the top 20 of the club's record book.
Dimitri Payet (11) and Declan Rice (10) are among the players who hit double figures in Premier League goals for the club before ultimately opting to move away from the London Stadium.
Meanwhile, Tottenham sit second on the Premier League's all-time list in terms of different goalscorers, with 173 different individuals finding the back of the net for the club.
Chelsea take third place with 170 different forwards and Newcastle are just one person behind them in fourth.
Everton's incredible longevity has seen numerous players come through the revolving door at Goodison Park and the club can boast 167 Premier League goalscorers.
Aston Villa are sixth in the standings with 161 players, and Liverpool remain tied with title rivals Manchester City with 155 different goalscorers each since the Premier League began in 1992.
Arsenal has 148 different players who have scored in the most watched league in the world.
Manchester United top the list of goals in the Premier League with 2,323, but in that total only 133 different players have found the back of the net.
Arsenal are seven lengths behind with 148 different players celebrating goals in the world's most watched league, while Southampton surprisingly complete the top 10 with 136 different goalscorers during their various years in the top flight which has seen them relegated in numerous occasions.
Manchester United top the Premier League scoring list with 2,323 goals, but in that total only 133 different players found the back of the net.
Sunderland follow with 118 different goalscorers, while Fulham (116), Leicester (109) and Blackburn (104) complete the Premier League teams with 100 different goalscorers.
At the opposite end of the table, Barnsley have the lowest total with only 10 different players scoring during their only season in the Premier League during the 1997/98 season.
Meanwhile, West Ham's prolific goals could see them top the charts, but the club is currently struggling with injuries to Antonio, Bowen and Niclas Fulkrug.
Manchester City have had 155 different goalscorers, including Erling Haaland, since the Premier League began in 1992.
Tottenham are second on the Premier League's all-time list in terms of different goalscorers, with 173 different individuals finding the back of the net.
The Hammers are considering taking advantage of the January transfer window to resolve their issues with Red Bull Leipzig striker Andre Silva among their top targets.
Hammers boss Potter is attempting to find an immediate solution to their goalscoring problem and was positive about the club's future prospects under his management following the midweek win.
'We had to be creative with the attacking options we had. The performance was one of great effort, great togetherness and understanding that sometimes we must suffer,” Potter said.
'It was far from perfect in the long term, but it is a base. “There is a lot to do, but it is a great start,” he added.