England coach Roy Hodgson has termed his side's 3-2 comeback win against World Cup holders Germany as his "finest night as England manager".Germany dictated the pace for more than sixty minutes and established a 2-0 lead through Toni Kroos and Mario Goetze here on Saturday.However, England turned the tables in the second half, courtesy goals from Harry Kane, Jamie Vardy and Eric Dier and won 3-2."Having admitted somewhat reluctantly that this is my best night as England manager, we don't want to forget that this team are a work in progress," said Hodgson after the match."We must remain humble in these moments.”The coach said they have a long way to go still before they can claim to be a powerhouse like Germany."It is a friendly game and we have got an awful long way to go before we can claim to be anything like Germany with all they have achieved," Hodgson said.