Harry Kane wins record-equalling 125th England cap, drawing level with Peter Shilton
Harry Kane has reached a milestone by earning his 125th cap for the England men's football team, equalling the record held by Peter Shilton. Kane continues to be a key player for England as he aims to set a new appearance record.
Why it matters
This achievement marks a significant historical moment in English football, highlighting the longevity and performance of a top-tier athlete.
Harry Kane with Jordan Pickford during the pre-match ceremomy. Photograph: Charlotte Wilson/Offside/Getty Images Harry Kane with Jordan Pickford during the pre-match ceremomy. Photograph: Charlotte Wilson/Offside/Getty Images Harry Kane Harry Kane wins record-equalling 125th England cap, drawing level with Peter Shilton Striker starts against Czechia at Wembley
Joint-top of England men’s list and behind seven women
Prefer the Guardian on Google Harry Kane made a record-equalling 125th appearance for England on Tuesday night against Czechia at Wembley, drawing level with Peter Shilton.
Kane, who made his debut in March 2015, was selected to start his fourth international game in 13 days. It draws the striker level with Shilton as the most-capped England men’s player.
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