England defeated Ukraine 2-0 with ease thanks to goals from Harry Kane and Bukayo Saka.
The Tottenham Hotspur striker opened the scoring for England in a 2-0 win against Ukraine at Wembley, giving him seven goals in eight home Euro qualifying (ECQ) games.
The Three Lions' performance in this Euro 2024 qualifying match was essentially summed up by Harry Kane, England's all-time leading goal scorer, taking a spectacular tumble to the ground in the penalty area.
Even though it fell to Kane, whose total air-shot from only six yards allowed Ukraine off the hook, it took England over 25 minutes to chisel out a clean sighting of goal.
For the Euro 2020 runners-up, the English striker increased his total of 54 goals. As Bukayo Saka crossed the ball at the back post, he was the first to respond.
In the meanwhile, England increased its advantage before halftime when Saka, who assisted on the first goal and then scored it himself, came inside from the right and curled a beautiful attempt into the top corner.
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