England's Harry Kane scores twice in his 100th cap as the team receives high ratings.

Harry Kane achieved a major milestone in his football career as he reached 100 caps for England. The talented striker celebrated this achievement with a stunning performance, scoring two goals to lead the Three Lions to victory against Finland at Wembley. It was another successful game for interim boss Lee Carsley, who has now won both of his matches in charge.

The match started off slow, with both teams struggling to break through the opposing defense. But in the second half, England came out with a renewed energy and determination. Captain Kane, as always, led the charge and scored both goals to secure the win. It was a dominant performance by the English side, despite facing a stubborn Finnish team who missed two great chances to score on the counterattack.

Carsley made some changes to the starting lineup, with Angel Gomes getting his first full debut in the midfield. The team played well overall, but there were some flaws in their performance. However, Alexander-Arnold stood out as the most creative player, setting up Kane's first goal and providing a beautiful pass to Noni Madueke for the second. He also had a couple of chances to score himself, but was unlucky not to find the back of the net.

In defense, John Stones and Ezri Konsa formed a strong partnership, with the Manchester City star making a strong case to remain a first-choice center-back for the team. Unfortunately, Konsa had to be substituted in the second half after picking up an injury. Rico Lewis, who played out of position at left-back, impressed with his energy and defensive skills. He also helped out in the midfield, which has been a problem area for England.

Declan Rice, who had a standout performance in the previous game against Ireland, was a bit quiet this time around. He was easily dispossessed once, which led to a scoring opportunity for Finland. Gomes, on the other hand, showed no sign of nerves in his first start for the national team. He was confident on the ball and even came close to scoring, if not for a questionable foul called by the referee.

Bukayo Saka and Jack Grealish, who were instrumental in the win against Ireland, had quieter games, but still contributed to the team's overall performance. Anthony Gordon, who was dangerous against Ireland, couldn't replicate his performance this time, but did have a great chance saved by the Finnish goalkeeper.

Of course, the star of the night was Harry Kane, who marked his 100th cap with two incredible goals. He could have even had a hat-trick if not for a narrow offside call. The skipper was always a threat on the field and showed why he is one of the best strikers in the world. He bounced back from a disappointing Euro performance and proved his worth to the team.

The substitutes, including debutant Noni Madueke, all had a positive impact on the game. Madueke, in particular, was lively and caused problems for the Finnish defense. He also set up Kane's second goal and had a few chances to score himself. Overall, it was a solid performance by the entire team, with the substitutes adding depth and energy in the later stages of the match.

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