Harry Kane reveals favourite England memories ahead of record 126th cap

Harry Kane has reflected on his favourite England memories ahead of a record-breaking 126th appearance for the national team.

Kane will become England's outright record appearance maker when he takes to the field against Croatia in the UEFA Nations League tomorrow night. The 33-year-old's 126th cap will take him past Peter Shilton, whose record he equalled during the last international break.

It continues an incredible period for Kane, who was named winner of the 2026 Ballon d'Or last month. England will celebrate Kane's achievement at Wembley, after the Bayern Munich forward became the first Englishman to win the award in 25 years.

Kane is England's all-time record goalscorer with 91 goals and is the seventh-highest scorer in men's international football history.

Ahead of his record-breaking appearance, Kane picked out his debut and this summer's World Cup win over DR Congo and Mexico as personal highs.

"The England debut is always a big one. Dream coming true, scoring at Wembley on my debut, coming on for Wayne Rooney will always stick in my mind," he said.

"From the recent World Cup, the DR Congo game was just an incredible experience to help the team get through a knockout game like that, to score the two goals. The second goal was one of my best finishes and just the feeling of adrenaline after and the celebrations was as good as it comes.

"I've been lucky enough to have some great moments but the major tournament moments and knockout football, the Mexico game they're the ones that really stick in the memory."