HIT AND SWISS

record of 53. Kane said: “It’s amazing company to be with. I’m super proud to be amongst those guys.

“But you’ve always got to look forward to the next one.

“It’s a big year ahead, with the chance of quite a few more caps and a few more goals. We’ll see where it takes us.”

Kane struck the winner after Steven Zuber had handled a header from England new boy Marc Guehi.

Kane said: “Marc got there first, headed it and it’s one of those where the defender jumps up blind, puts his arm up and, fortunately, you’ve got to appeal.

“Yes, it was the right decision and, thankfully, I was able to put it away.

“Penalties are a great way of getting on the scoresheet.

“I practise them a lot, I work on them a lot and you see it pay off in games.”

England now continue their preparations against Ivory Coast on Tuesday night.

Kane admitted: “It was a tough game and it’s a big year ahead.

“There’s a chance for us in these games to try different things, different formations and see how we get on.”