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Harry Kane scores twice late to complete England's comeback from brink of World Cup exit, defeating DR Congo 2-1
England's performance was worrying throughout most of the match under manager Thomas Tuchel before Kane's intervention
Victory secures England's progression to face Mexico in the next round
England narrowly escaped a catastrophic World Cup exit when Harry Kane struck twice in the closing stages to secure a 2-1 victory over DR Congo. For the majority of the match, Thomas Tuchel's side delivered a concerning
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