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Harry Kane wins record-equalling 125th England cap, drawing level with Peter Shilton

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Harry Kane is set to make his 125th appearance for the England men's national team in a match against Czechia at Wembley Stadium on Tuesday night. With this appearance, Kane draws level with Peter Shilton, matching a record for the most-capped men's player that has stood for 36 years.

The milestone marks another significant achievement in Kane's international career, which began with his debut in March 2011. While he is now joint-top of the England men's all-time appearance list, he remains behind seven women's players in overall international caps for the country.

Peter Shilton's long-standing record has thus been equalled after more than three decades, cementing Kane's status among England's most frequently selected players in the history of the men's game.

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Same story, different emphasis — here's what each outlet chose to lead with.

BBC Sport (GB) Traces Kane's personal career evolution from childhood goalkeeper to historic milestone.
Guardian Sport (GB) Focuses on match details and places the record within broader men's and women's lists.
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