England escaped an embarrassing draw to a brutish Tunisia side this morning in their opening game of the Fifa World Cup, winning 2-1.
Harry Kane sealed the deal for the English with a 91st-minute header.
Tunisian players were in tears after time was called on a match in which theywere England's equals for 55 minutes.
The Africans managed to get away with a remarkable amount of infringements while defending corners throughout the game, often grappling and wrestling England's forwards.
Three Lions fans were frustrated as the Tunisian players committed several penalty-worthy fouls that warranted more scrutiny by the video assistant referee.
But Kane was to be England's saviour, securing the win with his magic touch.
The winning header came as the clock had just ticked over into injury time. Standing alone at the far post, Kane guided a Harry Maguire header into the Tunisian net.
