Harry Kane: England's Record-Breaking Legend?

Harry Kane is on the verge of yet another milestone. In the upcoming Nations League clash against Croatia, he will officially become England's all-time record holder for appearances, surpassing the long-standing mark set by goalkeeper Peter Shilton back in 1989. In a special segment, football correspondent John Murray and senior reporter Ian Dennis sit down with the England captain. They take a nostalgic trip through Kane's impressive career, recalling his debut cap, his record-breaking feats, and of course, his crowning glory—the Ballon d’Or. Joining the discussion is none other than England head coach Thomas Tuchel. He shares updates on the squad, including the recent call-up of James Hill, and reveals how the team plans to honor Kane's significant achievement. The episode is packed with insights, including Kane's thoughts on winning the Ballon d’Or and what it means to break the appearance record. Fans will also get a glimpse into his first game as captain. Football enthusiasts won’t want to miss the action this week: On Thursday, November 12th, England takes on Croatia at 19:45, broadcast live on 5 Live. The following day, Scotland squares off against North Macedonia, also at 19:45, on Sports Extra. Saturday features multiple matches, including Norway versus Wales at 17:00 and Northern Ireland facing Ukraine at 19:45, both on Sports Extra. Finally, on Sunday, November 15th, Spain hosts England at 19:45, live on 5 Live, while the Women’s Super League sees Arsenal take on the London City Lionesses at 16:30 on Sports Extra.