Harry Kane is running out of records to break.On the night he equalled Peter Shilton's remarkable England appearance record, Kane did what he does best: he scored twice.The England captain celebrated his 125th cap with a brace as Thomas Tuchel's side swept aside Czechia 3-0 at Wembley, taking his international tally to an extraordinary 91 goals. He is now just nine goals away from becoming the first player in England's history to reach a century.##TWITTER_ <blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">An incredible honour for me to equal Peter Shilton’s appearance record for England. Every time I pull on this shirt I feel a huge sense of pride and there’s no better way to mark the occasion than with a win at Wembley – the perfect night. Representing my country means everything to me. 125 down, many more to come. Thank you for your incredible support. ❤️🏴</p>— Harry Kane (@HKane) <a href="https://twitter.com/HKane/status/2107602487561597346?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">October 6, 2026</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>##At this rate, it feels less like a question of whether Kane will get there and more like a question of when.He had already played a part in England's opener after 27 minutes, sending a dangerous cross into the box which former West Ham defender Vladimir Coufal turned into his own net.But Wembley wanted Kane's name on the scoresheet, and it got it before half-time.21.00: (1.43) Belouizdad (4.00) Khenchela (7.50)Morgan Rogers produced an excellent first-time delivery and Kane was exactly where England needed him, applying a simple close-range finish to make it 2-0. Then came No. 91. Twelve minutes into the second half, Lewis Hall swung in a corner and Kane rose at the far post to power a header home.When Tuchel eventually replaced his captain with Dominic Calvert-Lewin in the closing stages, Wembley rose to salute him.##LINKED_NEWS_69662##England, meanwhile, are beginning to look increasingly convincing under Tuchel. After losing 3-2 to Spain in the Nations League opener, the Three Lions have responded with three straight victories, including that extraordinary 7-0 demolition of Croatia, and are beginning to show the attacking identity their manager wants.Anthony Gordon was rested against Czechia, but with Bukayo Saka on the opposite flank and Jude Bellingham operating behind him, England have a front line capable of causing serious problems.UEFA NATIONS LEAGUE – DIVISION ASundayGreece – Germany 0-0Netherlands – Serbia 2-1 (1-1)/Koopmeiners 31, Zirkzee 72 – Cvetkovic 35/Portugal – Norway 2-1 (1-1)/Cancelo 38, Ramos 79 – Ajer 36/Wales – Denmark 0-1 (0-0)/Hojlund 75 pen/MondayFrance – Belgium 4-1 (0-1)/Doue 77, Cherki 81, Olise 88, 90+1 – Lukebakio 35/Italy – Turkey 3-1 (1-0)/Scamacca 26, Calafiori 64, Esposito 87 – Simsir 61/TuesdayCroatia – Spain 1-2 (1-0)/Perisic 17 – Merino 61, 86/England – Czech R. 3-0 (2-0)/Coufal 27 og, Kane 40, 57/##SOFASCORE_<iframe id="sofa-standings-embed-64389-89945" src="https://widgets.sofascore.com/embed/tournament/64389/season/89945/standings?widgetTitle=UEFA+Nations+League+26%2F27%2C+League+A%2C+Group+3&showCompetitionLogo=true&widgetTheme=light" frameborder="0" scrolling="no" style="width:100%!important; height:483px!important;max-width:768px!important;"></iframe><div style="font-size:12px;font-family:Arial,sans-serif;text-align:left"> Standings provided by <a target="_blank" href="https://sofascore.com/">Sofascore</a> </div>##