England 5-0 Czech Republic: 5 Hits and Flops

#4 Hit: Harry Kane

Kane is embraced by manager Southgate at the full-time whistle after an impressive all-round display

In a game where England created chances aplenty, Harry Kane only found himself on the scoresheet once: from the penalty spot.

However, this was an all-round impressive display from the 25-year-old, who showcased his unselfish tendencies in abundance and was duly rewarded for them. It was his smart pass into Sancho which set up their first goal, teeing up the teenager who had found space down the flank and was patiently waiting for the ball to arrive at his feet.

After Sterling was hauled down, he made no mistake to double England's lead from twelve yards before the break, powerfully smashing toward the bottom left corner despite Jirí Pavlenka's best efforts.

He occupied a number of promising attacking positions and had his teammates been more aware at times, he probably would've had additional goals for his personal tally. Teeing up Sancho with a great chance near the hour mark, the teenager could only watch on as his effort was blocked near the goal-line by defender Filip Novak.

Sterling's second was a prime example of his renewed confidence and composure in-front of goal, but Kane was alongside him and calling for the ball. On another day, the captain would have had a hat-trick and an assist for himself to boot.