After scoring in the 86th minute against Germany in the round of 16, Kane picked up in the quarterfinal right where he left off, bagging his second goal of the tournament after four minutes against Ukraine.

Kane getting going, slowly but surely: Through England’s first four games at EURO 2020, Kane was largely an invisible figure for England as he averaged only 30 touches per game (1 touch every 3 minutes), took all of six shots (1.5 per game, compared to 3.9 per game for Tottenham last season) and provided just one key pass in 360 minutes of action (he averaged 1.4 per game for Spurs). 1 all the way down to 26, is also a very close-knit group with a clever coach putting forth the effective ideas? That’s England at EURO 2020.Ģ. So, what happens when arguably the most talented squad, from player no. Sometimes, talent matters: Anytime England head to a major international tournament like EURO 2020, it’s easy to look at the roster and say, “That’s easily the most talented team in the field, they must be favorites.” As we’ve witnessed time and again over the years, winning an international tournament is more about being a cohesive unit and having a solid, yet fairly straightforward and simple, game plan which can be consistently executed at a high level. Three things we learned: England - Ukraineġ.

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