England secured a commanding 2-0 victory over Albania in their World Cup qualifier, with Harry Kane netting twice to extend his tournament tally. The visitors dominated proceedings through superior shot volume and quality, registering 14 attempts compared to Albania's six, whilst their expected goals figure of 1.66 substantially exceeded their hosts' 0.6. England's 4-3-3 setup effectively controlled the midfield against Albania's 4-2-3-1 formation, creating seven shots on target to the home side's three. Albania's goalkeeper maintained a perfect save percentage despite the onslaught, though the underlying metrics reveal England's attacking threat was simply too potent. Kane's two-goal haul underscored his continued importance to England's qualification campaign, whilst the performance demonstrated the visitors' capacity to break down well-organised defensive units. England's efficiency in converting limited chances proved decisive in a one-sided encounter. Kane's brace strengthens his position as England's primary attacking outlet in qualifying.