Harry Kane breaks England appearance record and will have Ballon d’Or win celebrated
Kane will win his record-breaking 126th cap at Wembley this evening and be presented with it by former record holder Peter Shilton, while also parading his Ballon d’Or trophy
Covered by 5 sources from United Kingdom. First reported by Evening Standard ·
Headlines compared
Different angles:
- The Independent “biggest fear is finishing my career”
- Sky Sports “amazing Wembley”
- The Guardian “Peter Shilton wins 125th cap making”
- The Telegraph “bends game”
2 of 5 headlines quote someone directly.
How 5 newspapers cover this story
England confirm how Harry Kane's record-breaking appearance will be celebrated
England captain set to be honoured by Peter Shilton and his current team-mates
Harry Kane: ‘My biggest fear is finishing my career thinking I could have done more’
Interview: The England captain discusses his elite mentality and the long journey from debut nerves to a historic 126th cap when he surpasses Peter Shilton’s record at Wembley on Thursday night
· Harry Kane breaks England appearance record and will have Ballon d’Or win celebrated
'Overwhelming' - Record-breaker Kane celebrates 'amazing' Wembley night
Harry Kane says the reaction to his Ballon d'Or win and record appearance for England has been "overwhelming".
Archive, 1990: Peter Shilton wins 125th cap making him England’s record appearance holder
9 July 1990: The goalkeeper’s 20-year international career ends at the Italia 90 World Cup Harry Kane is expected to break the record for England men’s appearances tonight against Croatia at Wembley in the Nations League, overtaking goalkeeper Peter Shilton’s 125 appearances, a record set nearly four decades ago at…
· Harry Kane spot on to seal England win over Croatia on his record-breaking night
Kane bends game to his will on record-breaking night
Coverage details
5 outlets from United Kingdom are covering this story: Evening Standard, The Independent, Sky Sports, The Guardian and The Telegraph. Evening Standard published it first, on November 11, 2026; the last outlet to join was The Telegraph, 31 hours later.
Key names in the coverage: Harry Kane, England, Peter Shilton, Wembley and Ballon.
In total 7 articles have been published, because some outlets updated the story several times.
