Kane beats Robert Green to the ball to head in the first goal. John Walton John Walton

HARRY KANE REVELLED in a London derby once more as his brace gave Tottenham a 2-1 Premier League win at QPR.

In front of watching England boss Roy Hodgson at Loftus Road, Kane continued a stellar breakthrough season and moved his tally for the campaign to 26 goals in all competitions at club level.

Eight of those have now comes in his last five Premier League London derbies, with generous QPR defending lending a hand to Kane’s strikes in the 34th and 68th minutes.
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Fellow England hopeful Charlie Austin passed up three clear chances for Rangers during the first half of an entertaining encounter.

Ex-Tottenham midfielder Sandro reduced the deficit with 15 minutes to play, but Chris Ramsey’s team – who were aggrieved to have a strong penalty appeal turned down in each half – remain three points from safety with 10 games remaining.

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