Once the floodgates were opened, the goals just wouldn’t stop coming for England in San Marino.
Already two goals to the good through Harry Maguire and an own goal, Harry Kane then took over.
The Three Lions captain plundered four quick-fire goals to take his personal tally to seven in the last two games, and bring him to within six of breaking Wayne Rooney’s all-time England scoring record.
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The way things are going in San Marino, he could even manage it on Monday night.
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