Gary Lineker makes admission following England's World Cup win against Croatia

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Six people have been arrested during England's World Cup win against Croatia.Among those arrested was one person facing a criminal trespass charge, following witness accounts that numerous supporters had bypassed security measures and gained entry to the venue without proper checks.The remaining five arrests covered a range of offences, including drug-related charges, intoxication in public, and the sale of counterfeit merchandise.Arlington Police confirmed that none of the six people arrested held British nationality.

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Gary Lineker has admitted that he thinks Harry Kane is "the greatest English striker we've ever had" after England's captain equalled his record of 10 goals at World Cups.Kane scored twice in the Three Lions' 4-2 win over Croatia as England got off to a flying start.Lineker racked up 10 goals at the 1986 World Cup in Mexico and the 1990 World Cup in Italy, while Kane is featuring in his third tournament."Welcome to the double-figures club.

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I mean, it may have taken him a World Cup more," Lineker joked on The Rest is Football podcast.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say He continued: "In all seriousness, Harry Kane is, I think, the greatest English striker we've ever had.

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I genuinely think that now."His all-round game is, for me, what separates him from all the others."Kane now has 81 goals in 115 games for England, leading the list as the Three Lions' record goalscorer.His two goals last night came from set pieces, with his first from the spot after retaking a penalty...

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