Harry Kane delivered for England on his milestone 125th cap, scoring twice in a 3-0 win over Czech Republic at Wembley. "I think this is even beyond my wildest dreams," he said. "To be now at 125, it's just an extreme privilege."
Jude Bellingham said: "He's playing at a level that is unmatched. He's scoring goals for fun... He's only getting better." Kane made his England debut at 21, later than many stars like Bellingham (17) or Bukayo Saka (19), but has reached 125 caps in 11 years.
Kane has been available for all but one of England's last 101 competitive matches. "I think availability is one of the biggest strengths you can have at this level," he said. He has shown consistency that Wayne Rooney could not, as Rooney faded from form after 2012.
Source: Sky Sports Champions League · Summarized by HeadlinesBriefing