Tottenham Hotspur took on Manchester United in the International Champions Cup this week in Shanghai, with the Red Devils taking all three points in a 2-1 victory.
Despite being a friendly, the atmosphere on the pitch was far from it, with Moussa Sissoko in particular throwing his weight around.
After the Frenchman appeared to press his studs down on youngster Dan James, a scuffle between the two sides ensued.
Harry Kane, often a captain figure even when not wearing the armband, was quick to jump into the scrap and defend his teammate, something that went down well on Twitter.
How can you not love the fact for Tottenham Hotspur striker Harry Kane he will always look to defend his team-mates.
No matter if the game is competitive or not, he is a born leader and has to one day be our captain at Spurs. ?
[@DaveEllis]#THFC #COYSpic.twitter.com/T8wjsBuaug
— Last Word On Spurs? (@LastWordOnSpurs) July 25, 2019
Plus still don’t see how a goalkeeper can actively be a captain during a game ??♂️
— Mattyboy (@plumbski) July 25, 2019
Leader. #CaptainKane
— Louie Alard (@Winksy8) July 25, 2019
That Andreas has got a fault! @HKane will sort it.
— hot5pur (@hot5pur) July 26, 2019
I love you @HKane
— gairahpositif (@DeskaJavadd) July 26, 2019
Go on Harry?
— Nicola Rayner (@NicolaRayner7) July 25, 2019
He literally picks him up and drags him away.The little melt united player tries to push him but moves backwards himself ???
— jimbob (@jimbob19244982) July 25, 2019