'Licking my lips!' - Harry Kane reveals striker delight after historic double at Wembley
England captain Harry Kane scored twice in a 3-0 win against Czechia, marking his 125th international appearance. Kane praised the team's tactical fluidity and the competitive environment fostered by manager Thomas Tuchel.
Why it matters
The performance highlights the ongoing tactical development of the England men's national team under new leadership and the individual milestone of a key player.
England captain Harry Kane described his 125th international appearance as a perfect night after scoring twice against Czechia. The forward praised England's fluid attacking football and the healthy competition across Thomas Tuchel's squad.
Harry Kane marked his 125th international appearance in style, scoring twice as England defeated Czechia 3-0 at Wembley Stadium. The double brought the captain level with goalkeeper Peter Shilton as the most-capped men's player in English history while extending his record tally to 91 goals.
The victory capped a demanding international window for Thomas Tuchel's side.
"It was the perfect night for me personally, and for the team," Kane told ITV . "It has been a tough camp, long camp with some difficult games in there, so it is nice to finish it off all together here at Wembley."
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