Harry Kane equals England's appearance record with a brace
Harry Kane scored a brace and provided an assist in England's 3-0 win over Czechia in the Nations League, equalling Peter Shilton's appearance record in the process.
Harry Kane scored a brace and provided an assist in England's 3-0 win over Czech Republic in the Nations League on Tuesday evening. According to The Telegraph, the striker has equalled the England appearance record by playing his 125th match for the Three Lions. The England captain also extended his goalscoring record, as reported by Football365.
A record equalled and celebrated
Kane, aged 33 according to Transfermarkt, was the main architect of this success. He scored two goals and provided an assist, leading his team to a clear victory, according to Sports Mole. L'Équipe describes England's win as "overwhelming," while So Foot highlights that Kane is now "the most-capped man in the realm." The player has equalled Peter Shilton's record, as detailed by the Daily Mail.
A historic evening
This match, counting towards the Nations League, allowed Kane to make history. According to La Repubblica, he celebrated his record with a brace. The Süddeutsche Zeitung calls him a "matchwinner" (decisive), and the Corriere dello Sport describes a performance "da urlo" (extraordinary). The Evening Standard points out that the Three Lions captain has equalled the record of an international legend. The match ended with a score of 3-0, as indicated by several sources, including Football365 and Sports Mole.
A highly praised performance
Kane's performance was widely praised by the media. According to Transfermarkt, he led England to their third victory in the competition. The player was named man of the match by Sports Mole. His display allowed England to continue their journey in the Nations League, although the sources do not specify the rest of the schedule.




