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Harry Kane. A man in a white England national football team jersey bearing the number 9 and Three Lions badge, photographed in close-up against a blurred stadium crowd.
✓ The Canberra TimesSport & Play1 min read

Kane becomes England's most-capped player, wins with penalty

The 33-year-old Bayern Munich striker marked his 126th cap with a 92nd international goal in a 2-1 Nations League win.

Harry Kane became the most-capped Englishman of all time at a sold-out Wembley, breaking Peter Shilton's record. Kane marked the milestone with a penalty to seal a 2-1 victory over Croatia in a Nations League qualifier.

Kane's goal was his fifth in consecutive games. Shilton attended to congratulate Kane, alongside the Prince of Wales.

England has already qualified for the Nations League quarter-finals in March and faces Spain on Sunday.

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Record cap
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International goals
England 2-1 Croatia
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Consecutive games with goal

Why it mattersKane adds to his legacy as England's greatest-capped player, cementing his place in football history.

AustraliaInternational football fans across Australia follow England's campaigns and Kane's record-breaking achievements.

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