Harry Kane is in both the form and shape of his life ahead of captaining England at Wembley for the first time.
Having netted 13 goals in eight matches for club and country in September, few in the world can compete with the free-scoring 24-year-old right now.
Kane will look to fire England to the World Cup against Slovenia on Thursday and continue a fairy-tale rise that shows no sign of ending, thanks to a desire to improve that complements his ability.
"Over the last year or so now, I've changed a lot off the pitch with the nutrition side of it," the Tottenham striker said.