Harry Kane has scored for England in international tournaments

Harry Kane is England’s all-time leading goalscorer, having broken up goals for his country since making his international debut in 2015.

The Tottenham striker scored one of his 54 goals for the Three Lions with a penalty against Italy, setting another record after beating Tottenham’s tally with Jimmy Greaves earlier this season.

Here’s how the England captain has fared well in previous international tournaments and how his goals have been achieved over the years.

Euro 2016

Not much came out of England’s Euro 2016 campaign alive. To his credit, Kane managed to get himself out of the corner immediately after conceding four goals in a 2-1 defeat by Iceland in the round of 16.

In what was his first taste of major international football, Kane had 13 shots but was unable to hit the back of the net as the Three Lions were out.

World Cup 2018

England headed into the 2018 World Cup with little fanfare and a lack of pressure, with not much expected of Gareth Southgate’s side.

Instead, Kane scored five goals in the group stage and another against Colombia in the last 16 as England reached the semi-finals, where they lost to Croatia. In the end they finished fourth, losing the third place match to Belgium.

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Euro 2020

There has been a whirlwind surrounding Kane on his way to Euro 2020. He has expressed interest in leaving Tottenham and speculation has surrounded his performance throughout the tournament.

After a slow start, Kane scored his first goal of the tournament in the last 16 against Germany before brace in a 4–0 win over Ukraine and recovering a penalty he saved against Denmark. He could not overly influence the proceedings as England suffered a penalty shootout defeat in the final at Wembley.

World Cup 2022

Preparations for the 2022 World Cup saw England thrown into the conversation as favorites Brazil, eventual champions Argentina and finalists France.

KenNo goals were needed in the group stage as England cruised to first place before taking a 2-0 lead against Senegal in the round of 16. And that set up the quarter-final with France, where Kane would score one penalty and set on fire. Another ended in a 2-1 defeat.

Harry Kane goals in England by year