Some of the continent's top strikers are finding it tough at the low-scoring European Championship, stifled by so-called weaker teams employing defensive tactics to grind out points. England striker Harry Kane might know this better than anyone. The leading scorer in last season's English Premier League with 25 goals for Tottenham, Kane didn't score in the group stage and barely even had a sight of goal up against the deep, packed defenses of Russia, Wales and - as a second-half substitute - Slovakia.
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