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Between them, Kane and Bellingham have 172 England caps.<\/p>\n
While Bellingham is just short of 10 years younger than Kane, the Real Madrid attacking midfielder already has six years’ experience at international level.<\/p>\n
Bayern Munich striker Kane made his England debut 11 years ago.<\/p>\n
And it is this experience, as well as their superstar status, that has made them part of England’s leadership group.<\/p>\n
They have big-game and big-club experience.<\/p>\n
Both players are vocal in the dressing room too.<\/p>\n
Kane is thankful for Bellingham’s presence in that leadership group, while Bellingham appreciates how Kane has always backed him in public.<\/p>\n
The bond between the pair is underlined by mimicking each other’s celebrations. We saw this again against Mexico with them both arms-outstretched posing in front of the crowd in Bellingham’s trademark style.<\/p>\n
Most importantly, on the field, the pair mesh well. Bellingham’s running opens up more space for Kane, while the England captain is unselfish in creating goals for his team-mate, like in the Mexico tie.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n