LONDON — Harry Kane scored a aim and misplaced the sport in maybe his ultimate dwelling look for Tottenham.

The England captain, who once more has been linked with an offseason transfer away from Tottenham, curled dwelling after an oblique free kick within the eighth minute just for Bryan Mbeumo to attain twice and arrange one other aim within the second half for Brentford in its 3-1 win within the Premier League on Saturday.

Tottenham may now battle to qualify for any European competitors for subsequent season, having come into the sport in seventh place - the division’s solely qualifying spot for the third-tier Europa Conference League.

Brentford stayed in ninth place however is just one level behind Tottenham forward of the groups’ ultimate video games of the season subsequent weekend.

Kane’s twenty eighth league aim this season was maybe his better of the marketing campaign as he picked out the highest nook with a 25-meter shot after Dejan Kulusevski rolled the ball backward with the only real of his foot at a free kick. It put Kane eight targets behind the league’s high scorer, Erling Haaland.

Kane will likely be 30 years outdated by the point subsequent season begins. With just one 12 months left on his contract, he and Tottenham may resolve this summer season is the time to half methods to present the membership an opportunity to get some cash for its star participant and for him to get a greater alternative for trophies.

PHOTOS: Kane scores once more, Tottenham loses 3-1 to Brentford in Premier League

Mbeumo reduce in from the left for each of his targets, within the fiftieth and 62nd minutes, after which led a counterattack earlier than establishing Yoane Wissa for a composed end to seal victory for Brentford within the 88th.

Brentford was with out Ivan Toney, who was handed an eight-month suspension on Wednesday for breaching betting rules.

Tottenham ends the season at Leeds subsequent weekend, whereas Brentford hosts Manchester City.

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