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No stopping Harry
Wayne Rooney believes Harry Kane can establish an England goalscoring record that will stand for years to come.
Kane surpassed the Manchester United legend as his country’s most prolific marksman when he netted for the 54th time in last night’s 2-1 win over Italy.
And Roo, who had been top of the pile since 2015, now expects the 29-year-old Tottenham star to raise the bar significantly.
He said: “Knowing Harry, it’s not something that will go to his head.
“He will kick on and, in fact, I believe that when he stops playing he will leave the England record in a place where it will be very difficult for someone else to break it.
“He wants to be like Poland’s Robert Lewandowski, a goal machine who is still at the very top in his mid-30s, and he has it in him to make that happen.
“I think Harry will finish with an England goals total well into the 70s.”
Bring it on
Gemma Bonner has issued a rallying call to her Liverpool team-mates to give it everything against Everton tonight.
The Reds head to Goodison Park to face their Women’s Super League rivals having lost the reverse fixture to Matt Beard’s side 3-0 at Anfield last September.
And Bonner, a lifelong Liverpool fan, is well aware how important it is to come out on top in a Merseyside derby.
The defender, 31, said: “It’s a game everyone looks forward to. It makes it that little bit more special being at Goodison.
“But for us it’s a game we approach like no other because we know how much pride comes with wearing the Liverpool shirt.
“We’ll be going all out to do all we can to make sure we come out with the result.”
