Kane scored a late penalty, England extorted a 1-1 draw from Germany in the League of Nations
Gareth Southgate's side were on the verge of opening a 0-of-6 campaign, but the striker's accurate (87) penalty gave the team a point in the away game in Munich.
Jonas Hoffman put the team ahead (50) after his early goal was disallowed due to a dissent (23).
Italy defeated Hungary 1: 2
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07/06/2022
Tuesday, 07 June 2022, 23:48
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League of Nations Summary: Germany - England 1: 1 (Sport 1)
Two games were played tonight (Tuesday) in the 3rd tier of the First League in the League of Nations.
The English team was already on the way to a second loss out of two games but managed to squeeze 1: 1 in Munich against Germany.
Italy achieved a debut victory when they defeated Hungary 1: 2 despite the hallucinatory own goal.
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The English with a debut point in the campaign (Photo: Reuters)
Germany - England 1: 1
Both teams disappointed in the opening round and hoped to get a win tonight to correct the impression, but both provided a mediocre game and shared a point that puts them currently in the last two places at home.
The host opened better but failed to get into really dangerous situations near Jordan Pickford's goal.
A goal by Jonas Hoffman in the first half was disqualified due to a dissent (23), but at the start of the second half German enthusiasm returned and Hoffman scored a goal that this time was approved, which is 0: 1 for the Germans (50).
The host could have doubled, with Manuel Neuer wonderfully stopping Kane on the other side.
The Tottenham striker then corrected when he was fouled in the box by Nico Schluterbeck, and himself sent the penalty inside (87).
Both teams failed to reach a decision and the result was maintained until the end.
14th minute: Calvin Phillips is injured and forced to come down with a forced substitution, Jude Bellingham replaces him.
23rd minute: A goal by Jonas Hoffman was disqualified on the grounds of dissent, the VAR called the referee for a consultation but the original decision remained and the result remained zero.
27th minute: Manuel Neuer missed a ball that was raised to the field, Harry Kane was unable to take advantage of the fact that the opposing goalkeeper was lying on the floor and kicked to the sky.
45th minute: Jamal Musiala kicked from an extension, but his ball went to the center of the goal and was not strong enough and did not pose a special problem for Jordan Pickford.
50 min: Goal!
0: 1 to Germany.
Yuzua Kimish found in a wide ball Younes Hoffman who scored the host's first from close range.
70 min: David Raum's raise from the left came to Thomas Muller, who kicked from the air but Pickford was on the spot and headed to the corner.
75th minute: Germany's outburst ended with an in-depth delivery from Habertz to Chelsea's teammate Timo Werner, but the striker who came in as a substitute was stopped by Pickford.
Minute 76: Harry Kane managed to get towards a wide ball from Jack Grilish, but Manuel Neuer went down great and deflected the experience of the England striker and maintained the advantage of the host.
87 min: Goal!
1: 1.
Harry Kane was fouled in the box by Nico Schluterbeck and after intervention from the VAR the English got a penalty.
His own striker was accurate from the spot and equalized for the visitors.
Both scored tonight, just one for the right net.
Barla with Mancini (Photo: Reuters)
Italy - Hungary 1: 2
The European champion managed to overcome the missing staff and returned to the winning track.
According to the first half it seemed as if the Italians were on their way to an easy victory when Niccolò Barla (30) scored first and Lorenzo Pellegrini doubled right on the verge of relegation to the break.
However, in the second half Gianluca Mancini's hallucinatory and miserable own goal brought the Hungarians back into the game, but they failed to score another goal and went down undefeated in the end.
Minute 30: Goal!
0: 1 to Italy.
Leonardo Spinazzola found Niccolò Barla in the left corner of the opponent's court, and the Inter midfielder fired into the net, giving the European champions the lead.
Minute 45: Goal!
0: 2 to Italy.
Matteo Politano delivered a great ball to Lorenzo Pellegrini, who doubled the Narazuri advantage on the verge of the break.
Minute 61: Goal!
Hungary shrank to 2: 1.
Gianluca Mancini suffered from bad luck when his dismissal attempt ended in a miserable own goal that brought the guest back into the game.
Level B
Finland - Montenegro 0: 2
Finland: Joel Poinfalo (31 and 38)
Bosnia - Romania 0: 1
Bosnia: Smile Perbliak (68)
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Farrow - Luxembourg 1: 0
Luxembourg: Gerson Rodriguez (74)
Lithuania - Turkey 6: 0
Turkey: Dogukan Scenic (2, 14), Sardar Dorson (56, 81), Yunus Akagon (89), Flute Darbysoilo (90 + 1)
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