Harry Kane continued his extraordinary goal scoring form as England demolished Croatia 7-0 in their latest Nations League international fixture. The Three Lions produced a dominant display from start to finish, with Kane once again finding the net and playing a key role in another emphatic victory.
The England captain's goal was particularly significant, as it saw him break two historic records for the national team.
Kane Sets England Away-Scoring Record
Kane became the first England player since 1948 to score in six consecutive away games for the national team.
The remarkable run underlines his consistency whenever England travel for international fixtures. Kane has continued to find the net regardless of the opposition or venue, adding another remarkable milestone to his already extraordinary England career.
The record stretches across a period in which Kane has remained England's primary attacking outlet and captain.
His ability to consistently score away from home is particularly impressive given the different tactical challenges England face on the road.
Kane Becomes First England Player With Three 10+ Goal Years
Kane also made history by becoming the first player to score at least 10 goals for England in three different calendar years.
His three highest-scoring calendar years for the national team are:
2026 – 10 goals
2021 – 16 goals
2019 – 12 goals
The latest milestone demonstrates just how remarkably consistent Kane has been throughout his England career.
Scoring 10 or more international goals in a single calendar year is already an exceptional achievement. Doing it three times is unprecedented in England history.
His 16 goals in 2021 remain his best tally in a calendar year, while his 12 goals in 2019 established another period of remarkable productivity.
Now, with 10 goals already in 2026, Kane has once again reached double figures.
Another Record for England's All-Time Top Scorer
Kane's latest achievements add to a record-breaking international career.
The Bayern Munich striker is already England's all-time leading goalscorer, and his extraordinary consistency means he continues to extend his advantage at the top.
At 33, Kane remains one of England's most important players, and his performance against Croatia provided another reminder that his goalscoring instincts have not diminished.
The 7-0 victory may ultimately be remembered as one of England's most dominant results, but for Kane, it was another historic night.
Two more records have fallen, and England's record goalscorer continues to rewrite the history books.