It was an extreme night for the Three Lions in Munich after Jonas Hofmann struck from the get-go in the final part.
German strain made a second for the hosts look more probable than a leveler yet England pulled themselves back into the game with chances of succumbing to Kane and Raheem Sterling.
With just minutes remaining, Kane covered a punishment won by the striker after a VAR survey to get the draw.
This is the way Gareth Southgate's men evaluated in Munich...
Jordan Pickford - 5
Kicking and taking care of unpredictably. Got a hand to objective however, was beaten by power.
Kyle Walker - 5
Battled to manage Musiala's runs inside and looked disrupted by their re-visitation of right-back, which is odd given he plays there each week. Most awful execution in an England shirt for quite a while.
John Stones - 6
The most made out of England's backline notwithstanding the extraordinary German press.
Harry Maguire - 5
Frail against Havertz for Germany's denied objective, then hauled out of position for Hoffman strike. Here, his place in a back four is significantly more enthusiastically to legitimize than in a three, while ball conveying abilities essentially become possibly the most important factor.
Kieran Trippier - 6
Chosen at left-back from need yet this was one more night when the requirement for a character in the position was underscored.
Declan Rice - 7
Norms slipped against Hungary however not here. Phenomenal in midfield, especially as Phillips' initial takeoff immediately moved the equilibrium of matching.
Kalvin Phillips - N/A
Took a frightful catastrophe for the thigh in an early crash. Attempted to run it off however could barely walk.
Mason Mount - 5
Tried Neuer from range when could have slipped Sterling in. Squeezing is generally ineffective.
Bukayo Saka - 5
Practically mysterious for 45 minutes, then woke up with two respectable endeavors in first-half stoppage time. Poor again after the break.
Raheem Sterling - 6
Won his 75th cap and attempted to take the game to Germany yet was generally tranquil on getting back from disease until Grealish's appearance incited a shift inside and some savvy to connect up.
Harry Kane - 7
Dropping profound is much of the time a wellspring of dissatisfaction however England required it here to assist with getting traction. Botched two major opportunities yet set aside a late spot-kick brilliantly for the 50th England objective.
Substitutes
Jude Bellingham (Phillips 14') - 6
Offered the startling early chance of Phillip's physical issue. Didn't quickly get it, however, made several perilous circumstances winning the ball high up the pitch and dazzled more as the game went on.
Jack Grealish (Mount 73') - 7
The presentation quickly started England's best spell of the final part. Laid on two fantastic opportunities for Kane and will clearly begin against Italy.
Jarrod Bowen (Saka 80') - 6
Another who had an effect, with a low cross in some way remaining out.
Unused: Pope, Ramsdale, James, Guehi, Coady, Alexander-Arnold, Ward-Prowse, Gallagher, Abraham
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