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‘I’ve had to prove people wrong’: Kane still striving before record England cap

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‘I’ve had to prove people wrong’: Kane still striving before record England cap
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Captain’s 126th cap against Croatia will top Shilton’s record Kane aims to increase record for younger players to catch Harry Kane says he still feels a pressure to prove his worth, even as he prepares to become England’s most capped men’s player, as he outlined his determination to set records that will stand for years. The captain will make his 126th appearance against Croatia at Wembley on Thursday night, moving him ahead of Peter Shilton on the all-time list. Kane is England’s record goalsco

Key Takeaways

  • ‘I’ve had to prove people wrong’: Kane still striving before record England cap.
  • The captain will make his 126th appearance against Croatia at Wembley on Thursday night, moving him ahead of Peter Shilton on the all-time list.
  • Kane is England’s record goalscorer with 91, comfortably clear of Wayne Rooney, who retired with 53.

Captain’s 126th cap against Croatia will top Shilton’s recordKane aims to increase record for younger players to catchHarry Kane says he still feels a pressure to prove his worth, even as he prepares to become England’s most capped men’s player, as he outlined his determination to set records that will stand for years.The captain will make his 126th appearance against Croatia at Wembley on Thursday night, moving him ahead of Peter Shilton on the all-time list. Kane is England’s record goalscorer with 91, comfortably clear of Wayne Rooney, who retired with 53. Continue reading...

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