Harry Kane loses his voice in hilarious post-match interview at the Azteca – but Jordan Henderson is taken away on a stretcher
Harry Kane delighted England fans with a post-match interview after the epic 3-2 World Cup win over Mexico, revealing Jordan Henderson’s bizarre injury in the celebrations.
Kane clearly lost his voice while singing Wonderwall in front of the England fans at one end of the Azteca stadium, and struggled to make himself heard in a pitchside interview immediately afterwards.
“It was a crazy game,” Kane told the BBC. ‘We had to fight and find something. I’m just singing, I can’t really talk. The situation, the team, everything that was against us, we found a way.
‘It was one of those days when the referee gave a lot to us. It didn’t matter in the end. I’m happy.
‘Incredible, incredible support. [I’m] silent!
But even more worrying was that non-playing substitute Henderson collapsed on the Azteca pitch and required medical attention for an arm injury.
Jordan Henderson (in purple) was carried off the field on a stretcher at the Azteca following England’s win.
Kane, Henderson (far right) and the rest of England’s players celebrate their win over the Azteca
The 36-year-old fell flat on his face when he climbed over the advertising hoardings and onto the pitch after celebrating with England fans.
Kane said: ‘Jordan fell there, I think he’s fine, just something with his arm.’
However, Henderson had to leave the field on a stretcher and was seen in a heap behind the goal.
Jude Bellingham added: ‘He’s in a bit of distress but our medical team have got everything under control.
‘It’s probably best not to say too much when I don’t know exactly what’s going on. But everyone was there to support him and that alone was a beautiful thing to see.’
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