Harry Kane stole the show during England's Nations League match against Czechia, marking his 125th cap with two goals in a commanding victory. This match not only saw him level with Peter Shilton as England's all-time cap leader but also brought his goal tally to an impressive 91, with a century now seemingly within reach.

The match began with Kane reflecting on his first England goal from 2015 and ended with him showcasing his exceptional skills. He played a crucial role in the opening goal, delivering a cross that led to an own goal by Vladimir Coufal. England's dominance continued as they have now won 15 out of 16 matches against teams ranked outside the top 20, with Czechia ranked 50th proving no challenge.

Key highlights from the match include:

• Kane's assist on the own goal and his two well-taken strikes.
• A strong performance from Jude Bellingham, whose passes created multiple opportunities.
• Trent Alexander-Arnold's involvement in the buildup play, particularly his attacking runs.

Kane’s second goal came from a well-placed cross by Morgan Rogers, showcasing his positioning and finishing ability. He aimed for more as he tested the Czech goalkeeper, Lukas Hornicek, with a powerful shot that hit the crossbar.

The match also featured a booking for Myles Lewis-Skelly, who will miss England's next game. Overall, England’s victory not only secured their place in the Nations League quarter-finals but also provided a morale boost following their World Cup semi-final defeat to Argentina.

With a match against Croatia looming in November, Kane is poised to break the caps record at Wembley, a milestone eagerly anticipated by fans.