Harry Kane: Mexico Match Now Among My Favorites for England

England captain Harry Kane has described the dramatic World Cup last-16 clash against Mexico in North America as one of the most special moments of his career in the national shirt.

The Three Lions secured a thrilling 3-2 victory in an emotional encounter and are now enjoying a short break before turning their attention to Saturday's quarter-final against Norway in Miami.

“It was an incredible night. We appreciate the support. There were many people at the stadium and many more watching the game at home, staying up late,” Kane stated in a video shared on social media.

The striker emphasized the strong bond between the team and the fans. “The connection with everyone is even stronger now, and we feel it more than ever. Now we're recovering, settling down, and have a few days to rest. After that, we'll prepare for the upcoming important quarter-final,” he commented.

Kane made it clear that the overall experience had made the match one of his most memorable for England.

“Everything about that game was so special – the atmosphere, the stadium... Everyone was excited to be there and play in such an iconic match. To overcome the difficulties and fight the way we did was simply incredible, honestly. This is already one of my favorite matches in an England shirt. We are all very proud,” the England international added.