Harry Kane’s second-half brace overturns an early DR Congo lead, sending England through 2-1 to a World Cup Round of 16 clash with Mexico.
KANE FIRES ENGLAND INTO WORLD CUP LAST 16
England captain Harry Kane stamped his name deeper into World Cup folklore, scoring twice as the Three Lions came from behind to beat DR Congo 2-1 and reach the Round of 16.
Thomas Tuchel’s side fell behind early through Brian Cipenga before Kane, quiet for long stretches, struck twice late on to spare England a shock exit. According to Daily Post, the captain’s brace took his World Cup tally to 13 goals, moving him past Pelé and level with France great Just Fontaine.
DR Congo, playing their first-ever World Cup knockout tie, bowed out after a battling display. Daily Post reports England now face Mexico in Mexico City for a place in the quarter-finals.

