ATHE WORLD AT HIS FEET

Kane is in form of his life after Congo KO with one of his favourite England strikes.

- JOHN CROSS

HARRY KANE says his stunning winner against DR Congo was one of his favourite England goals.

England's Captain Marvel believes the last-32 success can be a turning point for their World Cup campaign.

Kane has already blitzed Gary Lineker's World Cup goal record, gone past Pele and has scored five in this tournament in the starstudded race for the Golden Boot with rivals Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappe, Erling Haaland and Co.

But Kane will remember his second strike against DR Congo as a defining moment in his career and was quick to share it with his team-mates afterwards.

"It was one of my favourite England goals, for many different reasons," Kane said.

"From a technical point of view, it was right up there as one of my best.

"It would have been easy to go backwards and just keep the ball, but Anthony Gordon found a nice reverse pass there. In that moment, I'm just thinking, 'How can I get a bit of space to get my shot off?' "Whenever I'm around the box, I know if I get it where I want it, I can make the keeper work, I can hit the target. The way I practice, I'm used to being in difficult positions and getting my shots off.

"Once I saw that space and kind of got that ball rolling, I just had one thing in my mind.

"So it's like, 'OK, let's just try and whip this into that front corner as hard as possible'. You see me kind of use my whole body to get as much power as I can.