Harry Kane Congratulates Tottenham After Crucial Final-Day Survival Win

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Harry Kane Congratulates Tottenham After Crucial Final-Day Survival Win

Kane congratulated Tottenham after their 1-0 final-day win over Everton secured Premier League survival, praising “everyone at the club, especially the fans.” The former Spurs striker called it a “massive fight and result” as players celebrated the crucial victory. Tottenham’s official account described the result as “a crucial win on the final day.”

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