Emotional Harry Kane reflects on 'crazy few weeks' after setting another England record

Kane scored his 92nd international goal in England's 2-1 win over Croatia, extending his record on his 126th cap.

Harry Kane reflected on an emotional few weeks after scoring the winning goal against Croatia on his record-breaking 126th appearance for England. The England captain struck a record-extending 92nd international goal to seal a 2-1 victory at Wembley on Thursday night, confirming England's progress into the Nations League quarter-finals.

Kane became England's most capped men's player of all-time in the match, having equalled Peter Shilton's record last month. Shilton presented Kane with a pre-match honour alongside the Prince of Wales. Kane described the experience as "beyond dreams" but said his focus shifted to the job once the whistle went.

"It's been a crazy few weeks," he told BBC Radio 5 Live. "Breaking the record is a massive thing in the history of our game, seeing the tifo there, having my kids with me, and being presented by all the people was beyond dreams."

England now face Spain on Sunday in a top-of-the-table Nations League clash. Spain defeated Czechia 2-0 to extend their unbeaten streak to 43 matches. Kane is eager for the rematch after England lost 3-2 to Spain in September.