Harry Kane delivered a remarkable performance as England secured a 3-0 victory against Czech Republic at Wembley, marking his record-equalling 125th cap. This achievement ties him with Peter Shilton's long-standing record from 36 years ago, and Kane's involvement in every goal showcased his pivotal role.

The match began with Kane’s assist leading to an own goal by Vladimir Coufal, who humorously misdirected Kane's cross into his own net. The crowd erupted in laughter as replays displayed the blunder. Just before halftime, Kane scored his first goal of the night, finishing a well-crafted move that involved Elliot Anderson and Morgan Rogers.

Kane nearly added a second goal early in the second half, striking the bar from distance. However, he did manage to net his second by heading in a delivery from Lewis Hall, cementing his status as the star of the night. Despite being substituted with ten minutes remaining, Kane received a standing ovation from the crowd.

Under Thomas Tuchel, England concluded the international break with three wins from four matches, scoring a total of 14 goals. Although Spain topped the group with a late win over Croatia, England is on the brink of qualifying for the quarter-finals, needing just one point from their last two games.

Key moments of the match included:

• 27': Own goal by Coufal
• 40': Kane scores after a setup from Rogers
• 57': Kane heads in Hall's corner

Overall, Kane's performance not only highlights his scoring prowess but also raises questions about England's resurgence under Tuchel's management.