The Football Association have decided against retrospective action against the England captain following his spat with Cesar Azpilicueta in last night’s 2-0 loss against Chelsea.
Kane appeared to throw his head towards the Chelsea defender during the first half at Stamford Bridge.
The Spurs star seemed to avoid making contact while the Chelsea defender did not make a meal of the incident.
The FA will not review the incident because it was included in referee Andre Marriner’s match report.
As a result, Kane is available for selection for Saturday’s home game against bitter rivals Arsenal.
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But fans of rival teams hit out at the lack of action.
“What a joke,” a Chelsea fan wrote on Twitter.
A second said: “Embarrassing, if this was an Arsenal or a United player I think the death sentence would be min for the FA.”
A Liverpool fan commented: “Water is wet.”
A first-half hat-trick and an assist. 👌@HKane was on fire #onthisday in 2017! 🔥#COYS pic.twitter.com/5h3NVQXMQ1— Tottenham Hotspur (@SpursOfficial) February 26, 2019
While a West Ham supporter said: “More accurately – Kane to face no further action because he is England Captain.”
And an Arsenal fan joked: “Kane can get away with murder.”
Mauricio Pochettino won’t have been happy with his star’s behaviour at Stamford Bridge.
But the Spurs boss was himself in hot water at the weekend after clashing with referee Mike Dean at Turf Moor.
Pochettino clashed the official after his side’s 2-1 defeat to Burnley, gesturing in his face aggressively at half-time.
“Watching my behaviour afterwards on video, I need to accept the charge from the FA. I need to apologise to Mike Dean, I cannot behave in that way,” he said this week.
“My behaviour was public and now I want to apologise in a public way. I need to apologise to him and all of the officials.