Euro 2016: Harry Kane warns England that ‘strange things can happen in football’ ahead of Monday’s Iceland showdown
HARRY KANE has warned his England team that “strange” things can happen in football.
Tottenham striker Kane is preparing for Monday’s last-16 clash against Iceland in Nice.
England forward Harry Kane knows Roy Hodgson’s men will need to guard against complacency as they get ready for their last-16 clash with Iceland on Monday
Asked about the possibility of a shock, Kane said: “We hope that will not happen.
“Strange things happen in football and we have to be focused and play the way we can.
“I don’t think we are far away. It is one we can win as we are one of the best teams in the tournament.
“We are confident. We don’t fear anyone.”
England forward Harry Kane wants the Three Lions to forget about complacency as they prepare to take on Iceland in the last-16 of the European Championships
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England forward Harry Kane started the Three Lions' first two games of the group stages before he was rested against Slovakia, coming off the bench to no avail
Despite looking tired in his opening two games, Kane insists he is fresh.
He said: “I am not tired. I played in the Under-21s last summer but felt 100 per cent fresh.
"I feel sharp and ready and if called on, will give everything. It is exciting.
"We want to get to the quarter-finals and see where we can go.”
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