Harry Kane was hailed as "the best in the business" after scoring a goal for Tottenham whilst lying down. Scores were level at Leicester's King Power stadium when the Spurs frontman struck the opener for his side. After receiving a backheel pass from Son Heung-Min , Kane looked to be tumbling to the turf. But as Foxes 'keeper Kasper Schmeichel came out to narrow the angle, Kane managed to hit his shot into the ground forcing it up and over the Dane and into the net. BT sport presenter Jake Humphrey labelled the goal "special", and pundit Joe Cole said: "You've just got to admire it. I'm not even going to go through Leicester's defending, because the passing, the movement, the ability, was unreal, and that's why this lad's the best in the business." Former England striker and fellow panel guest Peter Crouch added: "He's off balance there. How he managed to have the touch with his left foot, and the second one with his right, is an unbelievable finish." "And you have to say he's hit that into the ground on purpose." When questioned by Humphrey whether it was intended, Crouch replied: "I think so." Cole added: "I'll give him the benefit of the doubt. That's a natural finisher." Tottenham looked to have fallen behind after a quarter of an hour when Wilfried Ndidi found the net, only for it to be denied for offside. The visitors can perhaps be forgiven for the slow start, given their Champions League exploits in midweek, but they soon found themselves in front when Kane notched just before the half hour mark. It is the 26-year-old's ninth goal of the season for both club and country, with four of those coming in the Premier League. Kane now has 129 goals in 187 appearances in the domestic top flight, pitting him 13th in the all-time list.
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Harry Kane was hailed as "the best in the business" after scoring a goal for Tottenham whilst lying down. Scores were level at Leicester's King Power stadium when the Spurs frontman struck the opener for his side. After receiving a backheel pass from Son Heung-Min , Kane looked to be tumbling to the turf. But as Foxes 'keeper Kasper Schmeichel came out to narrow the angle, Kane managed to hit his shot into the ground forcing it up and over the Dane and into the net. BT sport presenter Jake Humphrey labelled the goal "special", and pundit Joe Cole said: "You've just got to admire it. I'm not even going to go through Leicester's defending, because the passing, the movement, the ability, was unreal, and that's why this lad's the best in the business." Former England striker and fellow panel guest Peter Crouch added: "He's off balance there. How he managed to have the touch with his left foot, and the second one with his right, is an unbelievable finish." "And you have to say he's hit that into the ground on purpose." When questioned by Humphrey whether it was intended, Crouch replied: "I think so." Cole added: "I'll give him the benefit of the doubt. That's a natural finisher." Tottenham looked to have fallen behind after a quarter of an hour when Wilfried Ndidi found the net, only for it to be denied for offside. The visitors can perhaps be forgiven for the slow start, given their Champions League exploits in midweek, but they soon found themselves in front when Kane notched just before the half hour mark. It is the 26-year-old's ninth goal of the season for both club and country, with four of those coming in the Premier League. Kane now has 129 goals in 187 appearances in the domestic top flight, pitting him 13th in the all-time list.
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