Harry Kane scores hat-trick as England run riot against Panama; Colombia break Polish hearts to keep qualification hopes alive
England hammered in six goals past Panama as Harry Kane bagged a hat-trick, while Japan and Senegal played out a 2-2 draw and Poland were eliminated by Colombia.
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Harry Kane bagged a hat-trick in England’s 6-1 win over Panama, scoring two penalties and deflecting in a Ruben Loftus-Cheek shot to take his tally up to 5 goals in this tournament. AFP
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John Stones scored twice as the England attack ran riot against a hapless Panama side in the first half. AFP
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England are now level on points with Belgium. The two teams will face off on 28 June for top spot in the group, with both other teams already eliminated. AFP
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Senegal attacker Sadio Mane opened the scoring in a match that ended 2-2, with both teams finishing the night level on points at the top of the table. AFP
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Senegal will face South American side Colombia next as Japan take on Poland, who have already been eliminated. Both matches will be played on 28 June. AFP
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Colombia put three goals past Poland to win comfortably at the Kazan Arena. Their next test is against Senegal, which they need to win in order to qualify. AFP
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Poland have been eliminated after losing both of their opening fixtures and scoring only one goal. The Polish side were beaten 2-1 by Senegal in their opening match. AFP
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