World Cup 2026: Harry Kane makes history to become England's leading scorer
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Key Points:
- Harry Kane became England's all-time leading World Cup scorer by netting his 11th goal during England's 2-0 win against Panama, surpassing Gary Lineker's previous record of 10 goals.
- Kane scored with a header from Jude Bellingham's cross in the second half, doubling England's lead in the match.
- Kane expressed pride in reaching this milestone, emphasizing the significance of the World Cup as the biggest competition for professional footballers.
- He has now scored in three different World Cups (2018, 2022, 2026), joining David Beckham as the only England men’s players to achieve this feat.
- Gary Lineker praised Kane as "the greatest English striker we've ever had," highlighting Kane's Golden Boot win in 2018 and his continued goal-scoring success.
