HARRY KANE LOSES VOICE IN POST-MATCH INTERVIEW AFTER ENGLAND BEATS MEXICO

Harry Kane gave a post-match interview to the BBC following England's 3-2 victory over Mexico, during which his voice repeatedly cracked and squeaked as he struggled to speak after celebrating with teammates. Kane had joined his teammates in singing to fans before speaking to BBC presenter Kelly Somers on the pitch. The England captain acknowledged his vocal difficulties during the interview, telling Somers "I can't even talk".

The interview drew reactions from BBC studio personnel. Host Kelly Cates described it as an interview that would "go down in history". Pundit Wayne Rooney called it "the best interview I've ever seen". The vocal strain resulted from the raucous celebrations that followed England's win.

The source material indicates that Jordan Henderson collapsed on the pitch during celebrations following the victory, requiring medical attention. The specific circumstances and outcome of Henderson's collapse are not detailed in the available information. England's comeback victory over Mexico represents a significant result in their World Cup campaign.