Harry Kane once again showcased his lethal finishing from the penalty spot, having found the back of the net in England’s 3-3 UEFA Nations League draw at Wembley against Germany last night.
The Three Lions captain stepped up after Jude Bellingham was on the receiving end of a strong challenge following intervention from VAR.
Kane stepped up to fire the ball into the top left-hand corner of the goal and give his side a brief lead, having come back from 2-0 down and left Marc-André ter Stegen with no chance of getting his hand to his effort.
The 29-year-old had missed his previous spot kick attempt when he stepped up from twelve yards out against Nottingham Forest to put the ball to Dean Henderson’s right and his England team-mate guessed right to palm it to safety.
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On Saturday, Kane will come up against another colleague from international duty when Aaron Ramsdale takes his place in the Arsenal goal for the north London derby.
Spurs fans will be hoping that should Kane get an opportunity to take a penalty, Ramsdale will not rely on his previous experience of facing the forward during training to deny Antonio Conte’s side a goal in a similar way as what Henderson did.
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