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    Major update in Kyle Walker marriage scandal after wife Annie Kilner booted Man City ace out of family home

    SHAMED Kyle Walker has moved back in with his estranged wife Annie Kilner.The Man City ace, 34, was booted out at Christmas for fathering a second child with ex-mistress Lauryn Goodman.Love-rat Kyle Walker has moved back in with his estranged wife Annie Kilner – pictured, the star with his wife and three of their four kidsCredit: AFP or LicensorsAnnie had booted Kyle out at Christmas after he fathered a second child with his ex-mistressCredit: Eamonn and James ClarkeHe then rented a mansion nearby after issuing a grovelling public apology for his actions.But despite his betrayal, the England defender has returned to the family’s £4million home in Cheshire on a “trial basis”.The couple — who married in 2022 and have four children together — decided to give it another go following a series of summer heart-to-hearts.But model Annie, 31, remains deeply scarred by the ordeal and has told pals she and Kyle are not back together.READ MORE ON KYLE WALKERA source said: “It reached a stage where they had to make a decision on their relationship.“It was unfair on everyone to drag it out any longer.“They either had to make a go of it or move on and they’ve decided to see how things go. “It’s on a trial basis. Most read in Football“Kyle’s been back for over a week now and he’s sleeping in a separate bed on the third floor of the house.“Annie is determined to do what she thinks is best for her kids.”Another told The Sun: “This year has been the toughest of their lives.“There is still a huge amount of upset and it will be a work in progress for many years.“But if they are to stand a chance, they both need to give it a go.”Kyle has fathered two children with his ex-mistress Lauryn GoodmanCredit: RexLauryn pictured enjoying a beach holiday with her and Kyle’s two kidsCredit: INSTAGRAMWatch as Lauryn Goodman breaks down in tears and says she feels ‘so damaged’ after Kyle Walker fling More

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    Law student who hurled vile racial slur at England ace Bukayo Saka in online rant is facing jail

    A LAW student who branded England star Bukayo Saka a “monkey” in an online rant is facing jail.Arsenal fan Suhel Ali, 20, uploaded an audio message on X, calling his club’s winger a “f***ing black piece of s**t”. A law student who branded England star Bukayo Saka a ‘monkey’ in an online rant is facing jailCredit: GettyIn the voicenote post, played in court, he was also heard describing him as “the s***test winger I’ve ever seen at my club.” He also called Saka, 23, the N-word and said: “You’re a monkey – you’re a f***ing monkey.”Ali, who studies at London’s City University, admitted sending an offensive message.District Judge Briony Clarke bailed him until October 8, saying: “I’m not going to sentence you today — but I’m not ruling anything out.”Read More on SportAli’s outburst came after Arsenal’s 0-1 defeat to Nottingham Forest on May 20, 2023. The result secured Forest’s Premier League survival while Arsenal’s title rivals, Man City, were crowned champions.Police tracked down Ali via his IP address with the help of his mother, who spoke to officers on the phone and gave them his email address.In a police interview, Ali said he sent the note out of frustration and it was not intended to be racist, Westminster magistrates’ court heard.Most read in FootballHis lawyer, Robert Moxon, pointed out that Ali, like Saka, was of Nigerian heritage, saying he acted on the spur of the moment. He claimed: “He used the N-word in that tweet but he’s using that not in a racial context but in an offensive context.”Arsenal ratings vs Aston VillaThe judge responded: “What about ‘monkey’, though?’”After taking instruction from his client, Mr Moxon told the judge that Ali, from Wembley, North West London, used the word to “suggest that Bukayo Saka is dumb”.He added: “He was just firing off some really stupid, offensive remarks about how a footballer played.” More

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    Former Premier League captain cuts all ties with his father as he says ‘he did horrible things to people I love’

    SHEFFIELD UNITED star Anel Ahmedhodzic has cut all ties with his father – claiming he has done “horrible things to people I love”.The defender’s allegations are the latest twist in a sad saga which also saw him withdraw from duty with Bosnia and quit international football.Anel Ahmedhodzic’s exit from Bosnia duty spilled into allegationsCredit: RexAhmedhodzic has won 24 Bosnia caps but suggested he’s had enoughCredit: GettyAhmedhodzic says he has reluctantly gone public after dad Mirsad alleged he was “under the influence of his wife and mother-in-law”.His father had earlier revealed he “did not consider” the 25-year-old his son “anymore” – suggesting he had been turned off his country by “bad people”.The former Blades’ skipper, whose club lost their Premier League spot last season, responded by accusing his dad of “manipulation, lies, scams and almost daily bullying”.The ex-Nottingham Forest man was “insulted” too by a claim his wife had “cast black magic” on him.READ MORE FOOTBALL NEWSAhmedhodzic explained he’d received hundreds of messages abusing him and his family after he pulled out of Nations League action.He blamed an injury, poor medical treatment and misinformation for his latest problems on international duty.Now Ahmedhodzic has spoken out on issues with his dad as “things can no longer be ignored”.In a statement shared by Balkan cable TV station N1, he said: “The only thing anyone wants from their father as a son is support and pride. Unfortunately, I got very little of that.Most read in Football”What I got most of the time was manipulation, lies, scams and almost daily bullying. “This is the type of man who shows his ‘power’ over women, but has never had the guts to stand up to another man.”Inside Angel Gomes’ rise from Man Utd wonderkid to England starAhmedhodzic added he had a “very good relationship with my mother” and supports her “financially”.He continued: “So when he [his father] says that I don’t care about my parents, it’s a complete lie. That’s not a man. “He goes after people I care about every time there’s a problem.  “He did horrible things to people I love but I don’t want to talk about that here. “There are so many reasons why I cut off contact with him. You will say ‘but he is your father, life is short’.”Trust me, I’ve tried many times to fix things, to forget what he did and every time I fix things, we end up back at the beginning and he doesn’t change at all, not even a little bit.”There have been many occasions when he has publicly insulted me since I married my wife, which he only does to make me angry and get a reaction from me.”Ahmedhodzic also reckoned his dad had “spoiled my reputation in England” with “completely untrue” statements that he “wanted to leave” the Blades. He insisted: “This is the city and the club that gave me the best memories of my life, including the birth of my son.”The Sweden-born ace, who joined United from Malmo two years later, also fiercely defended his partner.He said: “Saying my wife cast black magic on me is very insulting to me and especially to my wife because she is awesome.”It is very hard to find a woman who will take care of you like she does and I am very lucky that my son has such an amazing mother. Ahmedhodzic saw the Blades drop to the Championship this seasonCredit: Alamy”And then say that he doesn’t let me go to national team matches? It’s ridiculous.””She never missed a match, even when she was nine months’ pregnant… She is my biggest supporter and to say she won’t let me go is stupid, but what do you expect from a narcissist?”I am very disappointed, but not surprised that it has come to this. “I never wanted it to be public, but when you have a father who is actively trying to control you, push you down, and hurt your reputation, I had to do it.”Ahmedhodzic’s dad had earlier said: “No one is a better friend to my son than his parents, but when he listens to the wrong people, what happens to him happens.”That’s not my son anymore, I don’t consider him my son anymore. I wish him well. The best. “I fought the whole war, I was wounded three times. I wanted my son to play for the country that I created with my own blood, but he was turned away by bad people who think only of self-interest.” Ahmedhodzic Senior also suggested his son’s wife and her family had tried to separate Anel from his parents.He added: “I hid my feelings when they asked me how Anela was doing, I hid everything inside me.”It was difficult for me to answer the truth, I always said ‘he’s doing well, we talk to each other, etc.. I defended him. READ MORE SUN STORIES”I thought he would understand, forgive himself, but nothing works. They have it under control.”Ahmedhodzic Junior won a single cap for Sweden in 2020 before switching his allegiance the same year to Bosnia, for whom he played 24 times until apparently now having enough. More

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    West Ham cheated over Carlos Tevez – they avoided points deduction as ‘Premier League thought they’d go down anyway’

    THE Blade still cuts deep when Kevin McCabe recalls the Carlos Tevez Affair.The ex-Sheffield United chairman has released a warts-and-all story of his two decades in charge at Bramall Lane.Former Sheffield United chairman Kevin McCabe has recalled how Carlos Tevez’s transfer to West Ham helped Sheffield United lose their place in the Premier LeagueCredit: PA:Empics SportTevez’s Hammers switch was shrouded in controversyCredit: GettyAnd the 17 years since the Argentine striker kept West Ham up at the expense of his beloved Blades have not healed the wounds of a saga McCabe calls an “absolute disgrace”.Tevez stuck the knife in with the goal in a 1-0 win at Manchester United on the final day of the 2006-07 season, his sixth goal in nine games, to keep the Hammers in the Premier League.That was hugely controversial as West Ham had already been found guilty of breaking transfer rules in signing Tevez and fellow countryman Javier Mascherano in August 2006.They were part-owned by agent Kia Joorabchian’s company Media Sports Investment — even though rules banned a third party from holding a stake in a Prem player.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLRather than issuing the points deduction demanded by McCabe and other relegation rivals, West Ham were fined £5.5million — before Tevez’s goal sent Sheffield United down.McCabe told SunSport: “We recognised West Ham were never going to be deducted points.“All the way through the process it was the gossip of all club chairmen.BEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERS“Everyone knew West Ham had cheated and had admitted cheating.Most read in Football“But at no stage did the Premier League in discussions with the tribunal ever indicate points should be deducted — which was the norm.Carlos Tevez, 38, lands first job in management as ex-Man Utd and City star is named boss of Rosario Central “They took a chance that West Ham were going to be relegated anyway.“They were seven points behind the likes of Sheffield United with four or five games to go and still had to play Manchester United at Old Trafford.”The Blades were later awarded £20m compensation by a tribunal — but the damage had been done.Four seasons in the Championship and SIX even more miserable campaigns in League One ­followed before a return to the second tier.And McCabe claims the affair ultimately forced him out of the club he loves after a bitter battle with co-owner Prince Abdullah in 2019.McCabe invited the Saudi prince into Bramall Lane in 2013 — selling 50 per cent of his shares for £1 in exchange for £10m of vital player investment.But McCabe, who had put £100m into the Blades since the mid-1990s, was stung by a contract that kicked in after the pair fell out — allowing each side to counter-offer for control.Inside West Ham’s Tevez controversyBy Martin LiptonIT was the SALE of midfielder Javier Mascherano to Liverpool in January 2007 that opened up one of the Premier League’s biggest scandals.Argentina ace Mascherano and fellow countryman Carlos Tevez had been unveiled by West Ham in a shock “undisclosed” double deal on deadline day five months earlier.But when Mascherano moved to Anfield, it emerged that a large percentage of the “economic rights” to both players were actually owned by agent Kia Joorabchian through his company MSI – a blatant breach of Prem rules.That began a Prem investigation and despite the appointment of Alan Curbishley to replace Alan Pardew, the Hammers appeared to be certain of relegation when they were charged with breaching League rules in March.Incredibly, having been bottom after Tevez scored his first of the season in a 4-3 home defeat by Spurs, the Argentine sparked a remarkable turnaround.Even so, when West Ham admitted to having misled the Prem over the signings – former chairman Terry Brown and his managing director Paul Aldridge were found to have hidden documents from League chiefs – and pleaded guilty, they still seemed doomed.While relegation rivals were demanding points being docked, the commission instead fined the club a record £5.5m, with panel head Simon Bourne-Arton QC arguing that any deduction would have “condemned” them to the drop whereas such a punishment in January “would have been easier to bear”.But West Ham then won their final three matches – making it seven wins in nine – including a final day victory at Old Trafford secured by Tevez’ winner, to send Sheffield United into the Championship alongside Charlton and Watford.League bosses opted not to appeal against the Commission verdict, a decision unsuccessfully challenged by the Blades, who then announced their intention to sue West Ham for compensation.In April 2009, almost two years later, the Hammers agreed to pay a £20m settlement.Meanwhile, Tevez was coming to the end of a two year “loan” at United, where he won back to back Prem crowns, the Champions League and League Cup before a contentious move to Manchester City that summer.A court ultimately forced McCabe to sell his 50 per cent stake to the Prince for £5m — at a point when his shareholding was worth £52m.And yet McCabe is convinced that without the Tevez Affair, the club he supported from childhood would still be flourishing in his hands.The 76-year-old has told his side of the story in a new book “Mucky Boots: Triumphs, Trials and Tragedies of a Football Club Owner”.He said: “The impact of us being ‘illegally’ relegated was massive.“It saw the break–up of the team and manager Neil Warnock leaving.“All of the energy around Sheffield United, on and off the field,  was sapped because everybody knew what an injustice it all was.“It was such a distressing time — and later for me in what would follow later with Prince Abdullah.READ MORE SUN STORIES“Mucky Boots? I would call it all mucky dealings.”Mucky Boots: Triumphs, Trials and Tragedies of a Football Club Owner — by Kevin McCabe with Peter Beeby — is out now from Pitch PublishingWest Ham were ultimately fined £5.5m for breaking the rules to sign Carlos Tevez and Javier MascheranoCredit: GettyKevin McCabe’s tell-all book is out now More

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    Kylian Mbappe rift with PSG deepens as he REJECTS offer to mediate and demands club pay him £46.5million

    KYLIAN MBAPPE’S bitter rift with former club PSG deepened as the France star rejected an offer to agree to a “mediation” process in his £46.5million contract claim.Mbappe is demanding the cash despite his free transfer to Real Madrid, arguing it is owed as a signing bonus, his final three months’ salary and an “ethical” payment he believes he is due.Mbappe came on for France vs Belgium as his PSG dispute continuesCredit: GettySince departing PSG, he’s netted three goals in five games for RealCredit: RexPSG claim Mbappe’s lawyer sent a legal letter giving up his right to the payment in August 2023 if he was allowed to return to the first team for the rest of the season before being entitled to a free transfer.But the striker’s legal team have insisted the agreement became null and void because it was not signed by both parties by August 14 while the promise that he would be selected by coach Luis Enrique was then broken in the final weeks of last season.A meeting brokered by Ligue 1 chiefs saw Mbappe and his representatives invited to attend “mediation”, which was “welcomed” by the French champions.But in a withering response, Mbappe and his advisors dismissed the idea.READ MORE TOP STORIESHis lawyers said: “The eventuality of a mediation was mentioned. This possibility was rejected during the meeting by the player’s representative.”A mediation would be useless so as to record a lack of payment that would be seen from a simple analysis of the player’s payslip.”The development follows criticism of Mbappe for his response to criticism during the international break.He started France’s 3-1 loss to Italy in Paris last Friday before coming on as a sub in a 2-0 victory over Belgium in Lyon three days later.Most read in FootballAs expected, Mbappe was booed by fans in the first encounter – as it was at PSG’s Parc des Princes stadium.FOOTBALL FREE BETS AND SIGN UP DEALSBut ex-France defender Bixente Lizarazu was “embarrassed” by the the 25-year-old’s “inappropriate” reaction when questioned on his subdued display.Mbappe said: “I’m at a stage in my life and my career where I no longer care [about criticism].Mbappe is still in a fierce dispute with old club PSGCredit: GettyFOOTBALL FREE BETS AND SIGN UP DEALS”I come, I play and I try to do my best to help the team.”What people think is the least of my worries.”Watch Cristiano Ronaldo play ‘pick the better player’ out of stars including David Beckham, Ryan Giggs and MbappeBut 1998 World Cup winner Lizarazu, 54, said: “Kylian Mbappe’s press conference surprised and embarrassed me.”The words used were inappropriate, not those of a leader and even less those of a captain.”You cannot be insensitive to the feelings of the fans of the French team, to the frustrations they may harbour, to the questions they may have.”Mbappe has ht three goals in five games for Real since his summer switch. More

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    Arsenal ‘linked with incredible swap transfer’ to solve their striker woes with Gabriel Jesus moving the other way

    ARSENAL have allegedly expressed an interest in signing Marcus Thuram from Inter Milan.The Gunners failed to sign a new striker this summer despite being linked with the likes of Benjamin Sesko, Viktor Gyokeres and Victor Osimhen.Arsenal allegedly want to sign Marcus ThuramCredit: AFPThe Gunners have been linked with a swap deal that could involve Gabriel JesusCredit: ReutersMikel Arteta is still understood to be keen on the idea of signing a striker in January or next summer.And French forward Thuram is reportedly a target.According to Inter Live, the Gunners have been linked with a swap deal that would see Gabriel Jesus join Inter Milan.However, the Italian giants would also likely demand a “substantial” fee.Read More in FootballJesus joined Arsenal from Manchester City two years ago but has struggled with several injury issues.Arteta now regularly starts Kai Havertz in the No9 position.Arsenal could decide to sell the Brazilian next year if they can find a strong enough replacement.Meanwhile, Thuram has four goals and two assists in just three games so far this season.Most read in FootballFOOTBALL FREE BETS AND SIGN UP DEALSThe Frenchman joined Inter from Borussia Monchengladbach last summer and has since made 49 appearances.Thuram also has 26 France caps.Arsenal wages 2024-25 revealed More

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    Newcastle tracking England star Angel Gomes as they plot January transfer – but could face fight with two Prem rivals

    NEW England star Angel Gomes has become Newcastle’s top target.But Toon chief Eddie Howe faces competition for the former Manchester United midfielder from Liverpool, Tottenham and Borussia Dortmund.Angel Gomes is out of contract at Lille next summerCredit: GettyLee Carsley says Gomes ‘fully deserves’ the plaudits he’s receivedCredit: AlamyA string of clubs are understood to have watched the Lille star shine for the Three Lions in Tuesday’s 2-0 Nations League win over Finland.Spurs were already keen on the 24-year-old, who is out of contract at his Ligue 1 team next summer. Interim England chief Lee Carsley gave Gomes his England debut as a late sub in Saturday’s 2-0 victory in Ireland.The ex-Old Trafford academy ace then played the whole of the Wembley clash against the Finns three nights later.READ MORE TOP STORIESReports last week suggested Gomes is not currently planning to renew his Lille deal at the end of the season.He’s been a big hit in the French top flight after switching from a role just behind the attack to a more central position under Paulo Fonseca.And it’s reckoned Newcastle could even ponder a January bid for Gomes.That follows Carsley saying he “fully deserves” the plaudits for his breakthrough on the full international scene.Most read in FootballGomes picked up his first two England caps over the international breakCredit: RexBest new sign-up offersSunSport exclusivesThe former Under-21 chief also highlighted the player’s incredible knowledge of the game.Carsley said: “He loves football, he watches football, he’s interested in tactics.Lee Carsley nailed on to land England manager job with bookies with Pep Guardiola second favourite at massive 10-1 “He knows all the players in any league.”If you ask him for any feedback, you need to be prepared that he’s going to give you some feedback on the session, or how we’re going to build up, or the positions.”He’ll often say about some build-ups he’s done with other clubs, or what he’s played against, because he’s obviously playing in France, so he sees different things.”Gomes’ classy, controlled display against Finalnd also won praise from England legends.Ex-Arsenal striker Ian Wright hailed the Salford lad for being “constantly on the move” and also highlighted “his touch”.England ratings vs Finland: Kane bags double on his big day… but he’s not the Three Lions’ star manTRENT ALEXANDER-ARNOLD showed his brilliance as Harry Kane’s brace saw England beat Finland.Interim boss Lee Carsley maintained his 100 per cent win record in charge of England.SunSports Tom Barclay has given their ratings of the England players…Jordan Pickford – 6Had nothing to do.Trent Alexander-Arnold – STAR MAN 9England’s best player as he supplied some beautiful balls from deep that on another day would have led to a glut of assists.He did get one in the end, although that was more thanks to Harry Kane’s lethal finishing.Ezri Konsa – 6Showed his ability on the ball with a super ball through for Bukayo Saka on the half hour.Twisted his ankle early in the second half, surprisingly played on before being replaced on the hour.John Stones – 6Played at left-sided centre-back before shifting when Levi Colwill came on.Solid though not much to deal with. Now 19 short of 100 caps.Rico Lewis – 7In the right place to snuff out early danger from ex-Norwich man Teemu Pukki.Came close to a goal on his second England cap when prodding wide after the break.Declan Rice – 5Lost possession to give Finland their one and only big chance which Topi Kesinen should have squared to Pukki, but instead fired wildly over.Angel Gomes – 7Wanted the ball from the off, just like Lee Carsley thought he would. Deliciously drilled cross-field ball to Alexander-Arnold early doors showed his range.Bukayo Saka – 7Almost scored and almost assisted in a lively display.Unlucky that Kane was millimetres offside after the centurion had headed home the Arsenal man’s wicked delivery.Jack Grealish – 7Enjoyed being in the heart of the action at No10 again, as he did on Saturday against the Republic of Ireland.Carsley clearly likes him – it will be fascinating to see what happens when Mssrs Bellingham, Foden and Palmer all return.Anthony Gordon – 7Caused problems down the left with his rapid pace – how we needed some of that in the Euros.But did not have on his shooting boots as he fluffed a decent chance early in the second half.Harry Kane – 8Two blistering finishes took the centurion to an astonishing 68 goals in 100 caps.Was denied the chance of a hat-trick in front of his family when subbed off to a standing ovation for the final ten.Kane said he fancies his chances of reaching a ton of international goals – and it does not seem fanciful.SUBSLevi Colwill (on for Konsa, 61) – 6Next to no threat from Finland by the time he came on.Eberechi Eze (on for Gordon, 66) – 6Raced on to yet another special Trent pass but could not loop it over the keeper.Noni Madueke (on for Saka, 66) – 7Looked to make an impact every time he got the ball on debut. Excellent one-two with Trent saw the Chelsea man tee up Kane’s second.Marc Guehi (on for Stones, 80) – 6As with Colwill, little to do.Jarrod Bowen (on for Kane, 81) – 6Played up top after Kane went off for the final minutes, as he has done for West Ham. More

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    Tottenham hit with their own injury blow after Arsenal lost Odegaard as star limps off on international duty

    YVES BISSOUMA is a doubt for the North London derby after limping off on international duty.The Tottenham midfielder, 28, was in action for Mali against Eswatini on Tuesday and netted the only goal of the game.Yves Bissouma limped out of Mali’s clash with EswatiniCredit: GettyArsenal’s Martin Odegaard picked up an injury against AustriaCredit: SplashBut he was forced off with a knock in the 65th minute after a heavy tackle and now Spurs are sweating on his fitness for Sunday’s powder-keg clash at home to Arsenal.Bissouma was handed a one-match club ban last month for filming himself inhaling nitrous oxide, so missed the season-opener at Leicester.Yet he has started both games since and netted a stunner in the 4-0 victory over Everton.The blow comes just days after Arsenal’s Martin Odegaard picked up an ankle injury while playing for Norway.READ MORE ON FOOTBALLThe Gunners’ captain will miss the derby game and could be out for at least three weeks.Meanwhile, fellow midfielder James Maddison says it is the current Spurs squad’s “duty” to end their trophy famine.Tottenham have not tasted silverware since winning the League Cup in 2008.They compete in the Europa League this term, while they have a potential banana skin of an opening Carabao Cup tie away to Coventry on Wednesday.Most read in FootballCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERSSpeaking to Australian channel Optus Sport, Maddison said: “What trophy would I like to win? I’d like to win all of them!“It’s spoken about a lot in the media here and kind of a bit of a black mark against Tottenham’s name in terms of silverware.Arsenal fans raging as ‘smug’ Norway boss ‘cracks joke’ about Martin Odegaard’s devastating injury on live TV“That’s on us, that’s our duty to try to change the history of recent times and try to get our hands on silverware.“It’s not a thing that we should not talk about.“The club needs to be winning trophies of this size and with the quality that we have, we should be battling it out for trophies.“So we’ve got a good few competitions this year with the Europa League, the Carabao, the FA Cup and the Premier League.“Hopefully we can have a deep run in one of them because winning trophies is for sure the best thing about football.“When all is said and done at the end of your career, you look back on what you’ve won, I think.”James Maddison wants to end Spurs’ trophy droughtCredit: GettyHarry Kane reveals his favourite England goalsHARRY KANE is already England’s all-time record goalscorer.But the Three Lions skipper will NOT be stopping there.To mark his 100th cap for his country, Kane spoke to SunSport’s CHARLIE WYETT about some of his special England goals….FIRST ENGLAND GOAL“My debut v Lithuania. March 2015.”There was a lot of talk in the build-up to that camp because I was playing well for Spurs.“I got a great reception and within a couple of minutes I scored a goal.“I don’t think I could have dreamed it any better.“My friends and family were there. That was a really special night.”FAVOURITE ENGLAND GOAL“It’s between two, for me.“Against Germany, the one at Wembley in Euro 2020.“Also, the header against Tunisia at the World Cup in 2018.“That moment of scoring a last-minute winner at my first World Cup was special.”BEST ENGLAND GOAL“The one I scored in Poland away in a World Cup qualifier in 2021. It was from 25 yards.”(Kane picked up the ball from Kyle Walker, advanced towards goal and put his foot through it.)“It kind of drifted away and it was a good strike, probably my furthest-out goal for England.” More