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How the game unfolded

England were predictably dominant in the opening stages. Bukayo Saka was at the heart of a goal-mouth scramble just four minutes in, but it took 20 minutes for the Three Lions to manage their first shot on target. Kane found some space but saw a fierce strike denied by Lukas Hradecky.

The Bayern Munich striker did have the ball in the back of the net moments later, connecting with a diving header, but the offside flag quickly cancelled the festivities.

While it was largely one-way traffic, Topi Keskinen did have Jordan Pickford scrambling and perhaps should have assisted an equaliser, opting to shoot despite the cries of an unmarked Teemu Pukki.

Saka blazed over from range as England pushed to make something of their vast possession, before Trent Alexander-Arnold had fans off their seats with a low drive that drifted agonisingly wide of the post.

As half-time arrived, England found themselves sat on 77% possession but with just two shots on target, having failed to break down a stubborn Finland defence.

Kane's low free kick stung Hradecky's gloves early in the second half, and the Finland goalkeeper had to be alert to deny both Anthony Gordon and Kane again, but there would be no denying England's latest centurion on the 57-minute mark.

After shifting away from his defender, Kane crashed a thunderous effort from the edge of the box which flashed over Hradecky and into the back of the net courtesy of a satisfying thump off the crossbar.

Kane added his second with 15 minutes to go, collecting a cut-back from debutant Noni Madueke and curling perfectly into the back of the net to remove any doubt about the result.