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The captain of the English team, Harry Kane, confessed that he was "buzzing" after scoring a hat-trick during the 6-1 demolition of the Panama World Cup on Sunday.
The Tottenham striker scored two emphatic penalties before inadvertently turning Ruben Loftus-Cheek's capricious effort into the back of the net, pushing Kane to the top of the World Cup goal standings.
But Kane reduced his chances of winning the Golden Boot this summer, even after becoming the third player in England to score a hat-trick at the World Cup, insisting that he's already seen a victory against Belgium. back to top Group G.
"There will be a lot of discussion about this [winning the Golden Boot] "There is still a long way to go," Kane said after England's impressive victory. "You have some of the best players in the world who score goals and who are doing well.
"It's good to be up there, of course, but for me it's all about wins and we have another big game on Thursday to try a nice final. [of the group]"
Kane was elected Man of the Match Budweiser for his performance against Panama, where Jesse Lingard and John Stones were also on the scoresheet – the latter scoring twice before halftime.
The Three Lions star added that it was important for English players to take advantage of their victory over Panama before finding themselves once more in the face of their long-awaited showdown against Belgium.
"I feel good, obviously buzzing the match," he added. "We are obviously through and it was our goal, it was our goal, and we still have a game to play, so we have to enjoy this moment."
Kane quietly hopes to add to his goal Thursday in the race for the Golden Boot, but the star of Tottenham will face Belgium and Manchester United striker Romelu Lukaku.
The 25-year-old currently sits on four goals in two matches – level with Cristiano Ronaldo – and Lukaku will be full of confidence before Belgium's match against England after scoring twice in each of their matches. Openness against Panama and Tunisia.
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