Spurs star striking gold for Russia

always, because the Premier League is always tough, and with all the other competitions we played in as well.

“But I’m feeling good, I’m feeling normal, as anyone would at this stage of the season, but there is plenty of time to recover and get ready for the World Cup.”

After today’s match, Kane will get a week off before hooking up with Gareth Southgate’s squad.

Kane added: “I’m going to go away and relax for a week with the missus.

“I’ll tick over, I’m not just going to have a week without doing anything, but it’s more about relaxing mentally. Then we’ll meet up with England and have four days together, where we might have a couple of days off, but then prepare for the friendlies and get ready. “The first World Cup I remember was 2002 – England losing to Brazil after going 1-0 up, and other games like Argentina, and the gaffer’s foul [Mauricio Pochettino on Michael Owen].

“That was my first real memory, so it’s really exciting to now experience it for myself. “The Euros is big, but the World Cup is the next step.

“It has got to be the biggest competition in sport.

“And I’m really excited to be in it.”