Snapshot · The Rest Is Football
Anthony Gordon's dynamic performance against Mexico — winning the key penalty — was seen as a decisive statement in his competition for a starting place with Marcus Rashford.
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Lineker seizes a moment to note that Harry Kane has now equalled his record of six goals scored in knockout stages of major tournaments for England. [1] — Gary Lineker "Harry Kane's penalty against Mexico was his sixth goal in knockout rounds of major tournaments, equalling Gary Lineker's England record. Li…" 17:17 He adds — with barely concealed pride — that it did take Kane two more games to get there. Micah Richards immediately erupts, telling Lineker the podcast is turning into 'The Rest Is Gary Lineker' and that he could just talk about himself for the entire 40 minutes. Lineker retorts that he 'can't help having so many records.' Aitch weighs in with genuine admiration for Kane, noting that as a Manchester United fan he doesn't watch Bayern Munich much but every time he catches a glimpse of Kane, he's left thinking: yes, all the hype is deserved.
The Rashford vs Gordon debate had followed England all tournament. Against Mexico, Gordon answered it emphatically — pressing relentlessly, driving at defenders, and winning the decisive penalty that led to Harry Kane's goal. Micah Richards called it a 'statement performance' that could define Gordon's England career.
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