Harry Kane's double sees England past DR Congo at World Cup
Harry Kane's double sees England past DR Congo

Harry Kane scored twice in the second half to lead England to a 2-1 comeback victory over DR Congo in the World Cup, securing a spot in the next round against Mexico. Kane's brace brought his World Cup goal tally past Pelé's, highlighting his crucial role in the team's progression.

England's Comeback Victory

England fell behind early but rallied thanks to Kane's heroics. The captain's double not only secured the win but also set a personal milestone. Despite a lackluster performance overall, England advanced to face Mexico, needing significant improvement. DR Congo impressed throughout the tournament with several standout performances.

USA Advances Despite Red Card

The USA defeated Bosnia and Herzegovina 2-0 with goals from Folarin Balogun and Malik Tillman, advancing to the round of 16 despite playing 30 minutes with 10 men after a controversial red card. The team showed resilience to hold onto their lead and secure progression.

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Late Drama in Senegal vs Belgium

Senegal appeared to have won the match, but Belgium scored twice in three minutes at the end of regulation and a late penalty in extra time to win 3-2, advancing to the last 16. The dramatic turnaround eliminated Senegal and sent Rudi Garcia's men through.

Looking Ahead

The next batch of last-32 ties were previewed, and fan questions were answered. England will need to elevate their game against Mexico, while the USA prepares for their next challenge.

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