England win with record-breaker Kane

Football Daily

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4.3 • 4.6K Ratings

🗓️ 24 March 2023

⏱️ 29 minutes

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Emma Saunders is joined by Rob Green and Paul Robinson to discuss a record-breaking night for Harry Kane which saw England beat Italy for the first time in a competitive game in over 25 years. They discuss England's performance from the night, while correspondent John Murray chats to manager Gareth Southgate and goal scorer Declan Rice. Also, they reflect on an Italy side currently undergoing a rebuild, while looking at some of England's key performers on the night.

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0:00.0	The Albert Park Circuit Longitude in Matitude 144.9
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0:12.6	510 degrees Safe 3.2800 miles in length 14 turns
0:19.6	We'll get into the who's on the what-notts later on
0:22.6	is a checkered flag podcast Get analysis, and reaction
0:25.7	with the checkered flag podcast.
0:27.5	Listen on BBC Sounds.
0:32.8	BBC Sounds, Music, Radio, Podcasts.
0:36.2	The Football Daily Podcast with Emma Saunders.
0:40.8	Hello there and welcome along to the Football Day podcast.
0:43.8	It was a record-breaking night for Harry Kane
0:46.4	as he helped England to a victory against Italy
0:49.3	for the first time in over a decade.
0:52.3	I'm joined by commentator John Murray
0:54.5	and former England goalkeeper Paul Robinson and Rob Green.
0:58.2	You could hear the England fans in full voice
1:00.2	throughout the second half, but in terms of performance,
1:03.2	I was a bit sloppy, wasn't it, Rob?
1:05.4	They were, they were cruising.
1:06.8	They just went away from what they were doing.
1:08.6	Now whether that was an energy thing,
1:10.2	where they couldn't just get going again,
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