Any doubts about taking the second penalty, Harry? 'No'

His team-mates have praised his character, but Harry Kane said there were absolutely no doubts in his mind as he stepped up for his second penalty in the space of 10 minutes to earn us a huge point at Liverpool on Sunday.

Ben Davies told us 'I was nervous for him' but Harry showed nerves of steel in front of Anfield's famous Kop.

The striker missed the chance to hand us a 2-1 lead as Loris Karius saved his spot-kick on 85 minutes and things quickly went from bad to worse as Mo Salah fired Liverpool in the first minute of added time.

From looking like we'd win a game we'd dominated in the second half all of a sudden it looked like we'd have nothing to show for our efforts.

But this thrilling finale wasn't over - Erik Lamela was kicked in the box by Virgil van Dijk and Harry made no mistake second time around, planting home from 12 yards to secure a 2-2 draw and score his 100th goal in the Premier League.

"Before every game I know where I'm going to go (if we get a penalty) and I try to change it up - left, right, down the middle," explained Harry.

"I hadn't gone down the middle for a while so I thought I'd go for that one and fair play to the goalkeeper, he did his research and stayed there. It takes a lot of character for a keeper to just stand there (in the middle of the goal).

"For the second one I stuck to the same routine, picked a spot and stuck it away. I was thankful to get another opportunity and score my 100th Premier League goal.

"As a striker, I've always said that you are going to miss chances and you have to be ready for the next one."