![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/girl-8-with-life-altering-illness-fulfils-dream-as-harry-kanes-mascot/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/TM-OFF-PLATFORM-Caitlin-and-Harry-Kane.jpg&description=CAITLIN Passey fulfilled a dream of a lifetime when she got to meet England hero Harry Kane and be a Spurs mascot for the day – thanks to the Sun on Sunday. The brave eight-year-old, who has rare Juvenile Batten's Disease, held the striker's hand as they walked out onto the pitch together at Tottenham Hotspur stadium. Caitlin Passey, 8, met her hero Harry Kane thanks to the Sun On SundayCredit: BEN HENSEL Caitlin was the mascot for Tottenham's recent win over EvertonCredit: BEN HENSEL Caitlin Passey, 8, was diagnosed last October with the rare and deadly condition Batten disease, which will leave her fighting for her lifeCredit: Oliver Dixon Caitlin walked out in front of thousands for the Premier League matchCredit: BEN HENSEL Schoolgirl Caitlin was shaking in her boots as she was met by the boom of the 61,000-strong sold-out crowd. But she rallied and cheered on Spurs as they beat Everton 2-0 with her idol Harry, 29, firing in the first goal. In an exclusive interview, her dad Nick Passey, 38, said: 'This was a dream come true for Caitlin and I cannot thank Tottenham Hotspur and the Sun on Sunday enough. 'She has wanted to be a Spurs mascot ever since she saw her first game four years ago so this was huge for her. 'We could not believe it when we found out she would be walking on to the pitch with Harry. "He is her hero and her favourite player and he was so nice to her. 'Caitlin said he was talking to her in the tunnel before the game and being really kind but she was so nervous she couldn't get her words out. 'When they walked out onto the pitch, she said she had proper butterflies as the crowd was so loud and she hadn't experienced anything like that before. 'But she was buzzing afterwards. She loved meeting the players and got them all to sign her shirt, which we are planning to get framed so we can put it on the wall. "And Caitlin is now convinced she is Harry's lucky charm as he scored and the team won.' The Sun on Sunday helped arrange for Caitlin to meet H){kind=link}
CAITLIN Passey fulfilled a dream of a lifetime when she got to meet England hero Harry Kane and be a Spurs mascot for the day – thanks to the Sun on Sunday.
The brave eight-year-old, who has rare Juvenile Batten’s Disease, held the striker’s hand as they walked out onto the pitch together at Tottenham Hotspur stadium.
Schoolgirl Caitlin was shaking in her boots as she was met by the boom of the 61,000-strong sold-out crowd.
But she rallied and cheered on Spurs as they beat Everton 2-0 with her idol Harry, 29, firing in the first goal.
In an exclusive interview, her dad Nick Passey, 38, said: “This was a dream come true for Caitlin and I cannot thank Tottenham Hotspur and the Sun on Sunday enough.