Harry Kane continues his journey to conquer records in the “Three Lions” shirt with his first goal at this year’s Euro against the Danish team.
The number 1 striker in English football history – Harry Kane set an extremely memorable milestone after scoring in the match against Denmark in Group C Euro 2024 that took place last night (June 20) Vietnamese time. Male.
Accordingly, Harry Kane is only the third British player to score in four different major tournaments for the “Three Lions”, including World Cup 2018, Euro 2020, World Cup 2022 and this year’s Euro. Two names who have done this in the past are former strikers Wayne Rooney and Michael Owen.
Besides, Kane is also close to Rooney’s second place in the list of England’s top scorers in the Euros. With his goal against Denmark, the captain of “Three Lions” currently has 5 goals, only 1 goal less than “Shrek Guy”.
Leading this list is former striker Alan Shearer with 7 goals, behind Shearer, Rooney and Kane are Frank Lampard and Raheem Sterling with 3 goals.
Harry Kane celebrates scoring against Denmark (Photo: Getty)
Immediately after Kane’s goal, Shearer commented that the tournament “has just begun” for the striker born in 1993. However, the former Blackburn Rovers and Newcastle United player probably did not think that since the goal Hey, England is facing so many difficulties.
Coach Gareth Southgate’s team proactively sat deep and counter-attacked very early. In fact, they also stopped very dangerous attacks from Christian Eriksen and Rasmus Hojlund. However, the “Three Lions” could not have imagined that midfielder Morten Hjulmand on the Danish side would have such a crаzy situation .
Taking advantage of England’s poor handling, Hjulmand launched a cannоn shot from a distance of 28m at a speed of 114km/h, the ball Һit the inside edge of the post and completely defeated Jordan Pickford.
In the remaining minutes of the match, England played quite deadlocked, the most dangerous opportunity they created came from Phil Foden’s shot that bounced off the post. Kane then also left the field in the 70th minute, ceding his position to Ollie Watkins.
1-1 is also the final score of this match, England still leads Group C with 4 points, while Denmark has 2 points after 2 matches in this year’s Euro.
