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King Kane marks milestone match with star display as England beat Czech Republic

Harry Kane etched his name into England football history by equaling Peter Shilton’s 36-year-old record of 125 caps in a commanding 3-0 Nations League victory over the Czech Republic at Wembley. The captain’s versatility shone as he orchestrated all three goals, starting with a rare own goal from Czech defender Vladimir Coufal after a clever cross.

Kane then doubled England’s lead before halftime with a clinical finish following a flowing attack involving Elliot Anderson and Morgan Rogers. His second goal came after the break, heading in Lewis Hall’s delivery to seal the win.

Though he left the pitch with 10 minutes remaining, Kane’s performance underscored his relentless pursuit of a century of international goals, now just a few more away. Meanwhile, Thomas Tuchel’s side secured their third straight win in four games, ensuring near-certainty of a Nations League quarter-final spot with just two matches remaining in their group.

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