Harry Kane warns Cristiano Ronaldo that Tottenham are coming to roll over Real Madrid in the Champions League
Spurs striker says London club are aiming to inflict defeat on the reigning European champions as they look to prove they are the real deal this season. Tottenham have won both their opening matches against Borussia Dortmund and Apoel Nicosia.
HARRY KANE has warned Cristiano Ronaldo Tottenham are coming to roll over Real Madrid in their Champions League showdown at the Bernabeu next month.
The Spurs striker and the Portuguese superstar will come face to face for the first time when their clubs meet in Madrid for the first part of their Group H double-header on October 17.
Both teams have a 100 per cent record from their opening two matches after Kane’s perfect hat-trick gave the North Londoners a 3-0 win over Apoel Nicosia in Cyprus on Tuesday night.
The England ace said: “That has given us confidence going to Madrid definitely. We feel we can beat anyone on our day.
“Of course we know it will be tough but two good teams, an open game probably. It will probably come down again to who is more clinical in the final third, hopefully that can be us.
“We are going there to win, not just to get a result, and we will see what happens.”
All eyes will be on sharpshooters Kane and Ronaldo and the Spurs man admitted: “I’ve never met him before but I I’m a fan, of course. I’m a fan of all great footballers and he is one of the best, specially of my generation.
“We probably won’t be up against each other much in the game but it’s always great to play the best in the world.
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“They have one of the best defences with Ramos, Marcelo, players like that. I want to test myself against the best and they have been the best the last few years without a doubt.
“I’m looking forward to it as I’ve never been to the Bernabeu. So it’s going to be exciting.
“I want to put in a performance like I have been recently.”
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Kane’s perfect treble against APOEL – the first with his left foot, the second with his right and the third with his head - took his goal tally for 2017 to 34.
That is just one less than West Ham have netted this year.
Kane seems to have perfected the art of goalscoring, yet he said: “It’s not easy but as a striker I’m confident, I’m feeling good.
"I took my chances well tonight. I’m happy. I want to play every game and I’m ready to score again on Saturday.
“But the most important thing for me is always winning and to win the first two games in the Champions League is vital.
“Hopefully we can get through as soon as possible.”