Kane's band of brothers battle-hardened after shootout scare


By ToDavis

Soccer Football - World Cup - England Press Conference - Samara Arena, Samara, Russia - July 6, 2018 England's Harry Kane during the press conference REUTERS/Michael Dalder

SAMARA, Russia (Reuters) - Having lived to fight another day after a nail-biting penalty shootout, England face Sweden in the World Cup quarter-finals on Saturday with thicker skins and vital experience in the bank, according to captain Harry Kane.

England booked their spot in the last eight with a 4-3 shootout victory over Colombia after an often tense and tetchy encounter that only went to extra time after the South Americans scored deep into stoppage time.

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