'I look so much like Harry Kane that strangers stop me for selfies every day'
Meet the Harry Kane doppelganger
For Danny Bullen, being stopped for selfies is part and parcel of his every day life.
The Harry Kane doppelganger is prepared this weekend as England look set to take on Norway as the team march into the World Cup semi-finals.
The 34-year-old turns heads whenever he pulls on an England shirt - and his is confident the Three Lions skipper will bag a double against Norway.
The dad-of-two says his likeness to the Bayern Munich ace is so striking that he can be stopped for dozens of selfies a day – especially when watching England in the pub.
Danny, from Bradford, said: "I get told it a lot in general that I look like Kane - but when I put on an England shirt it just amplifies it.
"To be honest, all the compliments are to Kane for looking like me!
"Being half Dutch, it's actually a bit strange how I have managed to look like him.
"But I enjoy it, and it comes with its pros, especially when we are winning."
He says he regularly gets mobbed by supporters whenever England are in action and can barely make it to the bar without being stopped for a chat.
But Danny admits things can become a little tense when England – or Kane himself – are having a bad game.
And ahead of Saturday's quarter-final clash against Norway, he is convinced England will edge through with their skipper playing the decisive role.
He said: "I think we can squeeze past Norway if we play as a team like we have been doing.
"It will be a close one and Kane will score a couple, including a winning penalty - come on England."
The 5ft 11in fan says being stopped for selfies has become part of daily life.
He said: "I don't mind having to do selfies, I guess it is all part of the fun.
"I also see people whispering and laughing to themselves, but it never bothers me."