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Harry Kane scored twice as England defeated the Czech Republic 3-0 in a Nations League match on Tuesday, equaling Peter Shilton’s record of 125 caps for England. Kane’s goals were his 90th and 91st international strikes, marking significant milestones in his career. The victory was part of England’s strong performance following a narrow loss to Spain earlier in the campaign; they also won against the Czech Republic in Prague and beat Croatia 7-0.
Written locally by qwen2.5:14b on 2026-10-06,
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Harry Kane celebrated his record-equalling 125th England cap with two trademark goals as Thomas Tuchel’s side cruised past the Czech Republic 3-0 on Tuesday for their third straight Nations League win.
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side → celebrate → win
Captain Kane matched Peter Shilton’s men’s appearance record and went on to score his 90th and 91st international goals at Wembley as the home side ended the window in style.
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England opened their Nations League campaign with a narrow 3-2 defeat to world champions Spain late last month before beating the Czechs 2-0 in Prague and hammering Croatia 7-0.
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England → play → Croatia
Tuchel made four changes to the side that crushed Croatia at the weekend, resting the in-form Anthony Gordon and fellow winger Bukayo Saka.
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that → make → Gordon
Trent Alexander-Arnold returned at right-back for his first Wembley appearance for his country in two years and immediately looked at home.
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Arnold → return → home
The Real Madrid right-back forced a smart save from Czech goalkeeper Lukas Hornicek in the opening minutes with a sweetly struck free-kick after Morgan Rogers was brought down outside the box.
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Rogers → force → box
Chelsea forward Rogers was frequently at the heart of the action as England probed but they created few clear-cut chances against the limited visitors.
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they → probe → visitors
The deadlock was broken in bizarre fashion in the 27th minute when Czech defender Vladimir Coufal steered the ball into his own net from a Kane cross.
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Coufal → break → cross
Manchester City midfielder Elliot Anderson went close to making it 2-0 moments later but skied his shot over the bar.
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it → go → bar
Bayern Munich forward Kane, a contender for the Ballon d’Or, gave the home crowd what they had been craving five minutes before half-time, finishing off a sweeping England move.
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they → give → move
Anderson hit a first-time pass to Rogers wide on the right, who delivered first time into the box, into the path of the onrushing Kane.
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who → hit → Kane
The 33-year-old was inches away from a second in the early stages of the second half when he clipped the crossbar following another flowing England attack.
But the crowd did not have to wait long to hail England’s record goalscorer again – celebrating after he headed home at the back post from Lewis Hall’s corner in the 57th minute.
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he → clip → minute
Tuchel made a number of changes but left Kane on as the forward hunted a hat-trick.
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forward → make → trick
Kane was eventually brought off to a standing ovation with less than 10 minutes to go, hugged and slapped on the back by Tuchel as he was replaced by Dominic Calvert-Lewin.
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he → bring → Lewin
The win leaves England strongly placed to secure a top-two spot in Group A3, which would take them into the Nations League quarter-finals in March.
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which → leave → March
They are on nine points after four games, three behind leaders Spain, who came from behind to beat Croatia 2-1 on Tuesday.
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who → come → Tuesday
But the night belonged to Kane, who proved he is as sharp as ever, 11 years after scoring 79 seconds into his debut.
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he → belong → debut
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