Kane Makes History as England Faces Czech Republic in Nations League

Harry Kane is set to make history on Tuesday, equaling Peter Shilton's record of 125 caps for England as he captains the side against the Czech Republic at Wembley. The match marks the final fixture of the current international break before club football resumes.

Manager Thomas Tuchel has made four changes to the starting lineup from England's previous match, a 7-0 victory over Croatia. Trent Alexander-Arnold returns to the right-back position, replacing Jarell Quansah. Myles Lewis-Skelly, Eberechi Eze, and Morgan Rogers are also included in the starting XI. Jordan Pickford retains his place in goal.

Kane, who made his England debut 11 years ago at the age of 21, has scored 88 goals in his previous 123 appearances. Tuchel lauded Kane's current form, stating he is playing at the highest level and has reached a new level since his move to Bayern Munich. "Everything he does, he does it on the highest level, he does it consecutively," Tuchel remarked.

In the Nations League clash, England aims to secure a second victory over the Czech Republic, having previously defeated them 2-0 in Prague. The Czech Republic's lineup sees the return of Pavel Sulc, who served a one-game suspension after being sent off in their prior encounter with England. Vladimir Coufal and goalkeeper Lukas Hornicek are also set to start.

The international break concludes with this fixture, after which fans can anticipate the return of domestic league play. The match is scheduled to kick off at 19:45 BST at Wembley Stadium.