With the help of Captain Harry Kane's two goals, England defeated Tunisia 2-1 in the Football World Cup Group 'G'. Ken clinched the winning goal in injury time. Ken scored the goal in the 11th minute to give England a 1-0 lead, but Tunisia equalized with the help of a controversial goal in the 35th minute. England's Kyle Walker stopped Fakadin Ben Yusuf with his hands and referee William Roldon indicated the penalty.
Fergari Sassi scored a penalty on penalties to give Tunisia a 1-1 draw. In the second half, England lost many chances to score, otherwise their victory margin would have been high. England appealed for a number of penalties but referee Roland denied every time.
It seemed that England would have to divide the points, in the second half, in time, Ken made again scored the second goal. On the corner taken by Kieran Tripri, Harry Maguire's header reached the mark who easily scored a crucial goal of 2-1 against England.
Harry Kane has scored in England's last four matches. England's Karen Trippier made six rounds to score in this match, this is the most opportune moment created by any player in this World Cup. Harry Kane scored two goals in this match. England's chance came after 28 years when a player made two goals in a World Cup match. Earlier, Gary Linker had done this against Cameroon in 1990.
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