Harry Kane run of form continues as Tottenham Hotspur beat PSG

Kane scorer from the spot late in Premier League side's International Champions Cup 4-2 victory.

Edinson Cavani, right, of Paris Saint-Germain kicks a goal past keeper Hugo Lloris, second from left, of Tottenham Hotspur during their friendly in Orlando, Florida. Gregg Newton / AFP

Edinson Cavani of Paris Saint-Germain, second from left, celebrates after scoring a goal against Tottenham Hotspur during their friendly in Orlando. Gregg Newton / AFP

Toby Alderweireld celebrates scoring a goal with his Tottenham Hotspur teammates against Paris Saint-Germain. Kevin Kolczynski / Reuters

Tottenham Hotspur's Jan Vertonghen, left, in hot pursuit of the ball against Paris Saint-Germain's Edinson Cavani, right, in the first half of their friendly at Orlando. Phelan Ebenhack / AP Photo

Tottenham Hotspur's Georges-Kevin Nkoudou in action during their friendly against Paris Saint-Germain at Orlando. Kevin Kolczynski / Reuters

Paris Saint-Germain goalkeeper Kevin Trapp blocks a shot by Ben Davies of Tottenham Hotspur during their friendly in Orlando. Tottenham won the game 4-2. Gregg Newton / AFP

Paris Saint-Germain goalkeeper Kevin Trapp is sent off by referee Ted Unkel at the start of the second half of their friendly match against Tottenham Hotspur at Orlando. Trapp received the red card for touching the ball outside the 18-yard box. Gregg Newton / AFP

Tottenham Hotspur striker Harry Kane scores from the spot against Paris Saint-Germain at Orlando. Kevin Kolczynski / Reuters

Harry Kane picked up where he left off for Tottenham Hotspur as they opened their pre-season schedule with a 4-2 win over Paris Saint-Germain in Orlando.

The England striker, who scored eight goals in his final three Premier League games of last term to take the Golden Boot, bagged from the spot for Spurs late on in the International Champions Cup.

In an entertaining game, Mauricio Pochettino's men went behind early on as Edison Cavani put the French side ahead, but quickfire goals from Christian Eriksen - a 30-yard stunner - and Eric Dier overturned the deficit.

Javier Pastore brought PSG level before the break, but Spurs ran out winners in the second half with two late goals, first from Toby Alderweireld and then Kane.

They are next in action against Roma on Wednesday before a quick reunion with Kyle Walker as they face Manchester City next Saturday.

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