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Harry Kane of England celebrates after scoring his second goal against Tunisia in their Group G match during the 2018 FIFA World Cup WM Weltmeisterschaft Fussball in Volgograd, Russia, 18 June 2018. Harry Kane fired an injury time winner as he scored twice to earn England a 2-1 win over Tunisia in their World Cup opener. England got off to a quick start in Volgograd as Kane opened his account after just 11 minutes, tapping home after Tunisian goalkeeper Mouez Hassen pulled off an acrobatic save to deny John Stones. The Three Lions kicked into gear and came close several times, with Raheem Sterling missing a sitter and Hassen pulling off another stunning stop to prevent Jesse Lingard putting England two ahead. But Tunisia were gifted a way back into the game on 35 minutes, as Kyle Walker caught Ben Youssef with an arm in the England box and gave away a penalty. The Three Lions were dominant in possession but at times laboured under the pressure of the occasion, failing to break down Tunisia as the African side defended in numbers. Harry Kane scores late winner to give England 2-1 victory over Tunisia in World Cup opener 20180619_02759

Harry Kane of England celebrates after scoring his second goal against Tunisia in their Group G match during the 2018 FIFA World Cup WM Weltmeisterschaft Fussball in Volgograd, Russia, 18 June 2018. Harry Kane fired an injury time winner as he scored twice to earn England a 2-1 win over Tunisia in their World Cup opener. England got off to a quick start in Volgograd as Kane opened his account after just 11 minutes, tapping home after Tunisian goalkeeper Mouez Hassen pulled off an acrobatic save to deny John Stones. The Three Lions kicked into gear and came close several times, with Raheem Sterling missing a sitter and Hassen pulling off another stunning stop to prevent Jesse Lingard putting England two ahead. But Tunisia were gifted a way back into the game on 35 minutes, as Kyle Walker caught Ben Youssef with an arm in the England box and gave away a penalty. The Three Lions were dominant in possession but at times laboured under the pressure of the occasion, failing to break down Tunisia as the African side defended in numbers. Harry Kane scores late winner to give England 2-1 victory over Tunisia in World Cup opener 20180619_02759

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Harry Kane of England celebrates after scoring his second goal against Tunisia in their Group G match during the 2018 FIFA World Cup WM Weltmeisterschaft Fussball in Volgograd, Russia, 18 June 2018. Harry Kane fired an injury time winner as he scored twice to earn England a 2-1 win over Tunisia in their World Cup opener. England got off to a quick start in Volgograd as Kane opened his account after just 11 minutes, tapping home after Tunisian goalkeeper Mouez Hassen pulled off an acrobatic save to deny John Stones. The Three Lions kicked into gear and came close several times, with Raheem Sterling missing a sitter and Hassen pulling off another stunning stop to prevent Jesse Lingard putting England two ahead. But Tunisia were gifted a way back into the game on 35 minutes, as Kyle Walker caught Ben Youssef with an arm in the England box and gave away a penalty. The Three Lions were dominant in possession but at times laboured under the pressure of the occasion, failing to break down Tunisia as the African side defended in numbers. Harry Kane scores late winner to give England 2-1 victory over Tunisia in World Cup opener 20180619_02759

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