TUNISIA VS ENGLAND MATCH FACTS.

Harry Kane's last minute goal ensured England started their World Cup campaign with victory.

Kane scored his second goal of the game with a clever header recorded England's first win in the opening game of a major tournament since they beat Paraguay in the 2006 World Cup.

England's captain gave them the reward they deserved for a brilliant start by turning in the opener in the 11th minute.

Tunisia's Ferjani Sassi scored a goal after Kyle Walker was penalised for an elbow by Fakhreddine Been Youssef.

Tunisia dug in to frustrate England in the second half but Kane was the match-winner with a late header from Harry Maguire's flick.

Man of the match - Harry Kane (England)

Kane became the first England player to score twice in a World Cup match since Gary Lineker against Cameroon in Italy in 1990.

Captain Kane is able - the stats

• England scored more than once for the first time in 10 World Cup matches, since a 2-2 draw against Sweden in 2006.
• England had six shots on target in the first half, their most in the opening 45 minutes of a World Cup match since the 1966 semi-final against Portugal (also six).
• Harry Kane has scored in his past four games for England, his best run for the national team.
• Kane has scored 15 goals in 25 appearances for England. The last player to score more in their opening 25 games for England was Gary Lineker (20).
• Tunisia's converted penalty was their only shot on target in the match.
• Tunisia are without a win in their past 12 World Cup matches (D4 L8), since winning their first match in the competition in 1978.