Harry Kane enjoyed the perfect preparation for the North London Derby on Monday night at Wembley, scoring from the penalty spot for an improved England to make the score 3-2 before Kai Havertz' late equaliser for Germany.
England scored their first goals from open play during their entire Nations League campaign on Saturday night, and the England skipper was at the heart of the performance. In the first half, Kane almost scored a spectacular goal from an angle out wide on the right-hand-side of the penalty box and was part of a promising front three alongside Raheem Sterling and Phil Foden.
However, it was when Bukayo Saka and Mason Mount came on to the pitch in place of Sterling and Foden that England came alive with the pair scoring a goal apiece to tie the game up at 2-2. This was before a nasty challenge on man of the match Jude Bellingham from Nico Schlotterbeck saw England awarded a penalty and the chance to seal a remarkable comeback.
