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Watch Harry Kane hit back with a bang as amazing overhead kick seals first-half perfect hat-trick for England vs Albania


HARRY KANE sealed an incredible perfect first-half hat-trick for England against Albania with an overhead kick.

The Three Lions went into the break 5-0 up thanks to goals from Harry Maguire, Jordan Henderson and Kane.

harry Kane’s overhead kick against AlbaniaCredit: Richard Pelham / The Sun

England’s skipper headed home his first, smashed the second with his left but saved the best till last.

Following Phil Foden’s corner, Kane beautifully smashed it past Albanian keeper Thomas Strakosha with an amazing bicycle kick.

The forward because the first England player score a perfect hat-trick since David Platt in February 1993 against San Marino.

It was just the boost he needed having suffered a dip in form for Tottenham, scoring just once in his ten Premier League matches this season.

Kane admitted England’s heroic European Championship campaign, where they were beaten by Italy in the final, and failed move to Manchester City took its toll.

He said: “You go through the highs and lows of a tournament, coming so close to a dream and it being taken away from you in such a quick moment.

“And then it was my first summer of transfer speculation, having to deal with those situations.

“So of course it takes a toll mentally — but I’ve always had good friends and family around me.”

But Manchester United legend Roy Keane urged the striker to leave it in the past and kick on.

He said on ITV: “He’s got to liven up. He’s got to liven up. He’s got to look at himself and say, ‘get over these disappointments’.

“Listen, he plays for Spurs he should be used to disappointment.”

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Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk


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