The Spurs ace was a half-time substitute as the Three Lions were knocked out of the competition by the Netherlands.
Tottenham Hotspur and England striker Harry Kane has taken to Twitter to give his thoughts on the Three Lions’ elimination at the UEFA Nations League semi-final stage at the hands of the Netherlands on Thursday night.
Gareth Southgate’s charges went ahead in the first half of the game in Portugal when Matthijs de Ligt brought down Marcus Rashford, who converted the penalty himself just after the half hour mark.
The Ajax captain made amends when he headed home Memphis Depay’s corner with 17 minutes remaining, not long after Jadon Sancho spurned an opportunity to double England’s lead with an unmarked header.
Jesse Lingard had the ball in the back of the net late on, only for VAR to rule the effort out for offside, with meant the game went to extra time, during which defensive errors by John Stones and Ross Barkley led to Dutch goals and ultimately a 3-1 defeat.
Kane, who came on at half time for Rashford but had little impact in the end, tweeted the following message ahead of Sunday afternoon’s third-place playoff against Switzerland:
Here is how some Tottenham fans reacted to their talisman’s tweet:
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