Leicester boss Claude Puel backs Jamie Vardy-Harry Kane partnership for England

Michael Carrick describes to ESPN FC's Mark Ogden his frustration with his England career and how it affected him at Manchester United. England fancied their chances - more than usual - of lifting the trophy in 1998, but David Beckham's moment of petulance in the quarterfinal against Argentina brought a nation to its knees. Claude Puel has backed Jamie Vardy and Harry Kane to forge a World Cup strike force for England. Vardy scored twice to end the season with 20 goals as Leicester lost a turbulent Premier League clash 5-4 at Tottenham. Kane also bagged a brace to reach 30 Premier League goals for the season, with both men now turning their attention to England's summer World Cup campaign in Russia. And Leicester manager Puel believes Vardy and Kane could easily link up as a duo for Gareth Southgate's men. "I think...

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