On March 27, Beijing time, in the international football friendly, England defeated Switzerland 2-1, Harry Kane scored the 49th goal of the national team career, tied with Sir Bobby Charlton, and tied for second in team history!
In March 2015, Kane made his England debut and scored his debut goal, and no one expected him to reach such heights after seven years.
Against Switzerland, Kane made his debut and scored a penalty in the 78th minute to complete a comeback for England. It was his 49th goal for the Three Lions, making history in one fell swoop!
The first, with 49 goals, tied Manchester United star Bobby Charlton and tied for second place in the all-time top scorer list, but Kane only used 68 games, while Lord Cha used 106! The former scored more efficiently.
Second, Kane is only 4 goals away from the team's all-time goalscorer Rooney (53 goals in 120 games), surpassing him and reaching the top, it is only a matter of time, England will give birth to a new king of goalscorers!
Third, since Kane's debut, only three European players have scored more goals than his national team in the same period: Cristiano Ronaldo with 63 goals, Lukaku with 57 goals, and Levan with 51 goals.
Fourth, since Southgate took office, Kane has scored 44 goals in 51 games, surpassing Reinker for Bobby Robson and setting a record for a single manager in England history.
Fifth, Kane's goal also helped England unbeaten in 21 matches in all competitions (17 wins and 4 draws), setting a new record for the longest unbeaten match in team history!
In the early hours of March 30, England will face Côte d'Ivoire in a friendly match, and if Kane can stage a senior, they will tie Rooney! Can he do it? We'll see!