Harry Kane continues to make history with England, scoring two goals in a thumping 7-0 victory over Croatia in the UEFA Nations League, achieving a remarkable record away from home.
Harry Kane has become the fourth player in England's history to score in six consecutive away matches, joining a list that includes James Windridge, Tom Finney, and Stan Mortensen, a feat not achieved by a new English player since 1948.
Harry Kane's scoring streak outside England began in June 2025, before he continued to score against Andorra, Serbia, Latvia, Albania, the Czech Republic, and Croatia, reaching six consecutive matches. The record remains with Tom Finney, who scored in seven consecutive away matches between 1946 and 1948.
Harry Kane's brace against Croatia has taken his international tally to 89 goals in 124 matches for England, continuing to strengthen his historic lead in the list of the national team's all-time top scorers, while he is now just one match away from equalling the record for the most appearances with the Three Lions.
This achievement comes on a historic night for England, as the national team secured a resounding 7-0 victory over Croatia, during which Kane scored two goals, alongside a brace from Bukayo Saka and goals from Jude Bellingham, Anthony Gordon, and Morgan Rogers.
