LONDON — Harry Kane has cemented his status as one of England’s all-time greats by breaking the national team’s record for the most multi-goal matches.

According to Opta, Kane has now scored more than one goal in a single match for England 13 times, surpassing Nat Lofthouse, who had achieved the feat 12 times. The milestone came during England’s 5-0 win over Latvia on 14 October, a victory that also secured England’s spot at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Kane netted two first-half goals to reach this landmark.

England Captain and Record-Setter

The Bayern Munich forward, who has been England’s captain and main attacking reference since his debut in 2015, continues to rewrite the record books. Already England’s all-time leading scorer, Kane’s consistency and leadership have been pivotal for the Three Lions.

“Kane keeps breaking records every round and continues to offer so much in England’s shirt,” noted analysts.

This latest achievement adds another chapter to Kane’s illustrious international career, demonstrating that even as he ages, he remains a potent force in front of goal for both club and country.

Key Stats

• Kane has scored more than one goal in a match 13 times for England.
• Surpassed Nat Lofthouse, who achieved the mark in 12 games.
• Key contributor to England’s 5-0 win over Latvia, securing World Cup qualification.
• England’s all-time leading scorer since his debut in 2015.

With 2026 FIFA World Cup preparations underway, Kane will be central to England’s campaign in North America, aiming to add international silverware to his personal milestones.