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Kane sums up England legacy on special night - but can he make that final step?

Harry Kane cemented his status as England’s all-time leading scorer with a masterclass performance on his 125th international cap, delivering three goals in a 3-0 victory over Czech Republic. The match, played under the Wembley arch, showcased Kane’s versatility—scoring from wide positions while also dominating as a traditional centre-forward, underlining his adaptability across the pitch.

His late-career consistency is remarkable, having featured in all but one of England’s last 101 competitive matches over a decade, despite making his debut at 21—a late start compared to peers like Jude Bellingham, who debuted at 17. Bellingham praised Kane’s all-round impact, highlighting his ability to score freely while also contributing defensively and with creative passes, a testament to his evolving role beyond just a striker.

The milestone caps came after a gradual rise through the EFL, proving Kane’s journey from a slower starter to England’s most reliable goal threat is one of the most enduring in modern football history.

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