In the early morning of July 11, Beijing time, the semifinals of the European Cup continued.
Just seven minutes into the game, Harvey Simons' long-range shot broke the deadlock as England conceded first in three consecutive knockout games.
In the 14th minute, Leroy Sane's shot was blocked, Kane scrambled to shoot high, but Dumfries made a foul and VAR intervened and the referee awarded a penalty.
Kane took matters into his hands to equalise. The first 44 minutes of the second half were a bit dreary. In the 81st minute, Southgate replaced Kane with Watkins.
In the 90th minute, Palmer assisted Watkins to score the winner. In the end, England defeated Netherlands 2-1 to advance to the final. After the race, Watkins was officially awarded the Man of the Match.
But England's highest score was Kane with 7.6 points. The 30-year-old Kane is only one win away from the first championship of his career. England are also hoping to break their 58-year title drought.
In this game, Kane, who is worth a total of 110 million euros, has set 7 milestones in a row:
First, it was Kane's third goal of the tournament and he is temporarily tied with Olmo for top of the scorers' charts, with the pair still in contention for the sole top scorer spot.
Secondly, it was Kane's sixth goal in the knockout round of the European Championship, and Kane also surpassed Griezmann to become the all-time top scorer in the knockout round of the European Championship.
Thirdly, Kane has scored a total of 15 goals in the major tournament (European Championship + World Cup), ranking 5th among all European players, ahead of Cristiano Ronaldo, Klose, Gerd Muller and Jurgen Klinsmann.
Fourth, in history, only two players have scored at least seven goals in both the European Championship and the World Cup, Kane and Cristiano Ronaldo.
Fifth, Kane has scored seven goals at the European Championships, joint top of England history with Alan Shearer.
Sixth, and it was also Kane's ninth goal in the knockout rounds of the tournament, and Kane also surpassed Gerd Muller, Klose, Antoine Griezmann and Kylian Mbappe with eight goals to rank first among all European players.
Seventh, Kane has scored in the semi-finals of two consecutive European Championships, the first person in the history of the European Championship in nearly 60 years.