At Wembley, fans sang Thomas Tuchel’s name and celebrated Harry Kane, who was feted as England’s greatest ever servant, after England recorded three straight wins without conceding, putting a Nations League quarter‑final all‑but guaranteed.
Why it matters
Kane’s praised status and role in securing a near‑certain Nations League quarter‑final highlight his importance to England.
Key facts
- The Wembley crowd was described as being in a party mood.
Evidence
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