The stature of Harry Kane 's achievement to become the Premier League's joint-second-highest scorer in history should have garnered more attention.
But as has been the case on many occasions in his Spurs career so far, the failure of his team has undermined that personal achievement. A last-gasp Diogo Jota winner at Anfield last Sunday extinguished what could have been one of the club's rare good days during a challenging season.
"The last ten seconds is hard to put into words how that happens and why that happens," a devastated Kane commented. "We have to just move on from it and try to get ready for next week." Getting on with the job despite setbacks has been something Kane has been remarkable at during his career, but this summer offers the chance for something different.
