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Ian Wright praised Harry Kane's performance after Kane scored two goals and provided an assist, helping England win 3-0 against the Czech Republic at Wembley Stadium. With this match, Kane tied Peter Shilton as England’s most-capped player with 125 appearances and surpassed Wayne Rooney to become the all-time leading scorer with 91 international goals. Wright emphasized Kane's exceptional goal-scoring ability and called him "the best goalscorer of our generation" and "England’s best goalscorer ever."
Written locally by qwen2.5:14b on 2026-10-06,
using this article's own text rather than the other coverage of the
same event (that is the story summary below).
Kane drew level on 125 appearances with Peter Shilton on Tuesday to become the joint most-capped player in England history.
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Kane → draw → history
The 33-year-old made the occasion his own, assisting the opening goal — an own goal by Vladimir Coufal — and scoring two for himself in a 3-0 Nations League win over the Czech Republic at Wembley Stadium.
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occasion → make → Stadium
The Bayern Munich striker now has 91 international goals, 37 more than the 54 he needed to clear of Wayne Rooney when he became England’s all-time leading goalscorer.
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he → have → Rooney
He is a leading contender to win the Ballon d'Or next month, after he scored 73 goals last season in a campaign of goalscoring only ever beaten once, by Lionel Messi in the 2011-12 campaign.
“It seemed to be around 49 or 50 [goals] for a long time,” Wright said of the England goalscoring record.
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Wright → win → record
“Bobby [Charlton] and then [Gary] Lineker did it.
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Lineker → do → it
Obviously Wayne has done it.
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Wayne → do → it
It seemed to be around that for a long time.
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It → seem → time
“But he [Kane] has just absolutely shattered it with what he’s done.
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he → shatter → what
He’s the best goalscorer of our generation, isn’t he?
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he → ’ → generation
He’s England’s best goalscorer ever.”
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He → ’ → ?
Fellow ITV pundit Roy Keane, sat alongside Wright, was just as impressed.
The former Manchester United man said of the England skipper: “He’s a machine.
“He’s at the level now where this is what we expect from him.
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we → sit → him
He got two and an assist tonight.
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He → get → two
That desire to score goals is fantastic.”
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desire → score → goals
Wright continued: “Anybody who comes into the squad is always asked: ‘Who has been the most impressive player since you’ve been here?’
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you → continue → squad
They all say Harry Kane.
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They → say → Kane
“Goalkeepers talk about how difficult it is to save his shots if it’s on target.
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it → talk → target
He’s one of the best goalscorers in the world for a reason: for the work he puts in.
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he → ’ → work
He does the basics so well.”
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He → do → basics
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