Harry Kane took two touches, darted into Stoke City’s box and cracked a curling shot through a crowd of defenders and beyond the outstretched Jack Butland. It was a stunning goal not dissimilar to the one he scored in the north London derby six weeks earlier, but this improbable penchant for the spectacular is nothing new. In fact, it has been years in the making.Long before the Britannia, the setting was Millwall’s Bromley training ground. “One day in training he scored the best goal I have ever seen,” former Millwall captain Alan Dunne tells Sky Sports. “It came from the goalkeeper’s throw. He flicked the ball over his marker and hit a stunning volley from the narrowest of angles. It was like Marco van Basten. I thought: ‘Wow, who is this quiet kid?'” -
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