Kane enjoys tribute: 'We haven't always done it well in the past'

Kane became England's most-capped player with his 126th appearance and scored his 92nd international goal in a 2-1 win over Croatia.

Harry Kane reached a historic milestone on Thursday, earning his 126th cap for England and becoming the nation's most-capped player. The achievement was marked with an elaborate pre-match tribute that Kane described as "an incredible gesture" and "an incredible tifo."

Kane scored from the penalty spot in the match against Croatia, taking his international goal tally to 92. After the game, he reflected on the importance of honouring great players, noting that "it's important to honour our great players, something we perhaps haven't always done well over the years."

England won 2-1, with Morgan Rogers opening the scoring. Kane said the victory was "a fantastic warm-up" for Sunday's Nations League match against Spain, where England can secure top spot in their group if they win.