The England captain stands alone as the nation's record goal-scorer and appearance maker

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Harry Kane has made history by becoming England's most-capped player with 126 caps, overtaking Peter Shilton's record.

The England captain received his 126th cap from Prince William ahead of the Three Lions Nations League contest against Croatia.

When asked if he has a point to prove, Kane said: "I think so. I don't think that will ever leave me.

"It's probably part of what makes me push myself to the limits that I do because in football, you've never completed it, really.

"No matter what you've achieved, there is always a trophy that someone else has won or a goal record that someone else has or whatever it may be, I think there's always something.

"Whether it's noise from the outside... media or the fans or whatever it may be, it just helps motivate me to realise there's a lot more to achieve."