Harry Kane has spoken of his pride after scoring a dramatic late winner as England beat Tunisia 2-1 to secure their first World Cup win since beating Slovenia 1-0 in 2010. Kane opened the scoring by converted Harry Maguire’s saved header then scored a late winner after Tunisia equalised from the penalty spot and says England can kick on after winning their first game. “I’m really proud,” said Kane. “We’ve done a lot of work, it was tough, we got the nerves and excitement out the way. I’m so proud.”
The Three Lions started really well and Kane acknowledges England should have been able to put more goals past their inferior opponents. “I thought we played really well, could have scored a few more, credit to the lads we kept going, got to the last second and we’re absolutely buzzing. “We spoke a lot about togetherness, we’ve got a great bond off the pitch which is nice.”