Harry Kane has said England are at the stage of the World Cup where they need to ‘grind out wins’ after leaving it late to beat DR Congo.Kane’s late brace saw England recover from conceding an early goal to book their place in the Round of 32. It was far from a vintage England performance, as the Three Lions fell behind after only seven minutes when Brian Cipenga fired Congo ahead.England looked nervous over the opening periods, but grew into the game and continued to apply pressure. Thomas Tuchel’s side finally got their reward when Kane headed in an equaliser with 15 minutes to go, before England’s talisman blasted in a winner late on. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});It was a hard-fought and nervy win for England, but Kane urged England to ‘enjoy’ their achievement in reaching the next round. England will face co-hosts Mexico in the early hours of Monday morning (1am BST).“It feels amazing to be honest. What a crazy game. First and foremost we’re playing against a tough and organised team. After that first hydration break, we upped the level,” Kane said to BBC Sport.“The keeper made some unbelievable saves. But keep going and the moments would come.“Whoever it is, we have hero moments.“You have to stay patient in these games. The last couple of games were very similar. The pressure is higher. But it it’s about being ourselves.“From an attacking point of view, it’s the best performance so far. We are in the part of the tournament where we have to grind wins out. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});“I just told the boys to enjoy it. Sometimes as an England player, you don’t celebrate how you should. The same as every other nation, we’re through – enjoy it.“Over the 90 minutes, we’re tough to handle.”Read – World Cup Day 20: Formidable France march on, Norway nick itSee more – Five world-class players who never featured at a World CupFollow the Football Faithful on Social Media:Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | YouTube | TikTokThe post Kane urges England to celebrate nervy DR Congo win first appeared on The Football Faithful.