Skipper Harry Kane scored twice to lead England to a 2-1 victory over Congo DR in a Round of 32 World Cup match at the Atlanta Stadium. This win sets up a last 16 clash with Mexico. It marks the first time since 1986 that England has come back to win a match after trailing by a goal at half-time, showcasing their resilience.
Kane netted a header in the 75th minute and followed up with a powerful shot in the 86th minute to secure the win for England. Despite falling behind early to Brian Cipenga’s goal for Congo DR, England persisted and created numerous chances in the second half.
The England captain’s performance was outstanding as he scored his 13th World Cup finals goal, with five goals in this campaign. Kane’s goals came from a well-placed header and a rocketing shot, displaying his skill and determination on the field.
After a confident start by DR Congo, England faced a tough first half but remained patient and focused. Kane’s goals in the second half turned the tide of the match, sealing England’s victory and progression to the next round.
