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Harry Kane celebrated his record-breaking 126th England cap with a goal from the penalty spot as England beat Croatia 2-1 on Thursday to book a place in the Nations League quarterfinals.
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England → celebrate → quarterfinals
Slaven Bilic’s team were determined to avoid another embarrassment after their 7-0 mauling by England in Rijeka last month and looked much more solid from the kickoff at Wembley.
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team → avoid → Wembley
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wrestlers → fight → withdrawal
But goals from Morgan Rogers and captain Kane kept England second in Group A3 behind Spain, confirming their place in the Nations League last eight in March.
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goals → keep → March
Thomas Tuchel’s men have a chance to avenge their 3-2 defeat against the world champions in their Nations League opener when they travel to Madrid for Sunday’s clash.
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they → have → clash
Spain beat Czechia 2-0 in Prague on Thursday.
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Spain → beat → Thursday
“After the first game when we lost here against them [Spain], we knew we left a bit out there,” Kane told ITV.
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Kane → lose → ITV
“We knew we could’ve done a bit better.
uncertain
we → know → ?
We said to ourselves, ‘Let’s win every game until the next one and see what happens’.
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what → say → one
It’s the perfect opportunity now on Sunday to try and prove ourselves.”
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It → ’ → ourselves
England and Croatia struggled to get out of second gear in the opening stages of their match in London.
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England → struggle → London
Elliot Anderson fired over in the 16th minute, and Croatia’s Josip Misic flashed a shot wide midway through the first half.
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Misic → fire → half
Chelsea forward Rogers broke the deadlock in the 24th minute in slightly fortuitous fashion, following a neat move by the home side.
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Rogers → break → side
Kane floated a ball to Jude Bellingham on the right of the penalty area and the Real Madrid man cushioned the ball the first time across the area towards Rogers.
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man → float → Rogers
Rogers breaks deadlock
Manchester City’s Josko Gvardiol had a chance to clear but got in a tangle and Chelsea’s Rogers poked the ball past goalkeeper Dominik Livakovic.
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Rogers → break → Livakovic
England started to find some rhythm as they went in search of a second goal but failed to add to their tally before half-time.
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they → start → time
But the visitors levelled against the run of play just before the hour mark after a glaring error by England defender Jarell Quansah, who misdirected a header from close range towards Jordan Pickford following a Croatia corner.
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who → level → corner
The ball fell to Petar Sucic, who stabbed home.
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who → fall → Sucic
Minutes later England were back in front, with Bayer Leverkusen defender Quansah again at the heart of the action after his shirt was tugged in the penalty area.
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shirt → tug → area
Referee Morten Krogh initially did not award a penalty, but he was sent to the monitor by the VAR and pointed to the spot.
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he → award → spot
Kane made no mistake, drilling home for a record-extending 92nd England goal.
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Kane → make → goal
Nikola Vlasic gave England a scare, firing just wide of Jordan Pickford’s goal as Croatia showed they were still alive.
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they → give → goal
James Garner thought he had scored a third for England after a Bellingham cut-back, but Bellingham was in an offside position when he received the ball.
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he → think → ball
Ballon d’Or winner Kane won his 126th cap when the game kicked off, taking him clear of his tie with former goalkeeper Peter Shilton.
A giant banner was raised before kickoff with a picture of the 33-year-old and the words “England’s Finest”.
Shilton was part of a pre-match presentation to honour the Three Lions skipper, along with Football Association patron Prince William.
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Shilton → win → William
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