Harry Kane has revealed his delight with getting a goal in England's comfortable victory over San Marino.
The Tottenham Hotspur frontman has struggled to replicate his form from last season, but found the back of the net in the 6-0 away win in Serravalle, which sealed the Three Lions' qualification for Euro 2016.
Speaking afterwards, Kane suggested that he is relieved to break his scoring duck this term, while the Spurs striker also praised Wayne Rooney for equalling Sir Bobby Charlton's England record.
He told ITV Sport: "It's great to get on the scoresheet. A lot has been said about me not scoring this season but I came off the bench and, thankfully, scored.
"It is a great achievement by Wayne Rooney to equal the goalscoring record and we are all buzzing for him, but the whole team did well and we don't want to stop here as we want to keep moving on."
England will face Switzerland at Wembley on Tuesday.
