Harry Kane’s golden boots shone brightly as he marked his 100th cap for England with two exceptional goals in a 2-0 victory over Finland at Wembley. The England skipper was presented with a golden cap before the match, and he responded with a performance that silenced his critics.

Kane’s goals were a testament to his relentless scoring ability, and he now has 68 goals for his country. His first goal was a stunning individual effort, as he turned and flicked the ball through the legs of Robert Ivanov before crashing an unstoppable shot above the goalkeeper and into the net.

The second goal was a beautifully crafted effort, as debutant Noni Madueke played a clever first-time ball into Kane, who swept the ball across the goalkeeper and into the far corner. The victory was England’s second in a row under interim manager Lee Carsley, who has made a promising start to his tenure.

Carsley’s side dominated the match, with Trent Alexander-Arnold outstanding in midfield. The Liverpool full-back was a constant threat, and his vision and passing ability caused Finland’s defence all sorts of problems.

England’s victory was a fitting tribute to Kane, who has now scored 68 goals in 100 appearances for his country. The striker’s achievement is all the more remarkable given the intense scrutiny he has faced in recent weeks, with some questioning his place in the team.

But Kane has always been a player who rises to the occasion, and his performance against Finland was a reminder of his exceptional talent. As he celebrated his goals with his teammates, it was clear that this was a night he would never forget.

Harry Kane enjoyed reaching 100 England caps as his side cruised to victory against Finland

31-year-old was presented with a golden cap by Frank Lampard prior to kick-off at Wembley

England started brightly and Kane had an early goal ruled out after he was ruled to be offside

Carsley’s side started brightly, with Kane having an early goal ruled out for offside. But the England skipper was not to be denied, and his two goals secured a comfortable victory for the home side.

The win was England’s second in a row under Carsley, who has made a promising start to his tenure. The interim manager has brought a sense of freshness and optimism to the team, and his players responded with a dominant performance against Finland.

Alexander-Arnold was outstanding in midfield, and his vision and passing ability caused Finland’s defence all sorts of problems. The Liverpool full-back is a vital player for England, and his performance against Finland was a reminder of his exceptional talent.

Kane’s goals were the highlight of the match, but it was a team effort that secured the victory. England’s players worked tirelessly to create chances, and their hard work was rewarded with a comfortable win.

The visitors defender resolutely in the early going to keep the game level at the interval

Lee Carsley’s side started to turn up the tempo after coming out for the second half

Kane came close with the spectacular but was denied by a good save from Lukas Hradecky

England’s victory was a fitting tribute to Kane, who has now scored 68 goals in 100 appearances for his country. The striker’s achievement is all the more remarkable given the intense scrutiny he has faced in recent weeks, with some questioning his place in the team.

But Kane has always been a player who rises to the occasion, and his performance against Finland was a reminder of his exceptional talent. As he celebrated his goals with his teammates, it was clear that this was a night he would never forget.

Kane’s goals were the highlight of the match, but it was a team effort that secured the victory. England’s players worked tirelessly to create chances, and their hard work was rewarded with a comfortable win.

The victory was a fitting tribute to Kane, who has now scored 68 goals in 100 appearances for his country. The striker’s achievement is all the more remarkable given the intense scrutiny he has faced in recent weeks, with some questioning his place in the team.

But Kane has always been a player who rises to the occasion, and his performance against Finland was a reminder of his exceptional talent. As he celebrated his goals with his teammates, it was clear that this was a night he would never forget.

Kane’s goals were the highlight of the match, but it was a team effort that secured the victory. England’s players worked tirelessly to create chances, and their hard work was rewarded with a comfortable win.

The victory was a fitting tribute to Kane, who has now scored 68 goals in 100 appearances for his country. The striker’s achievement is all the more remarkable given the intense scrutiny he has faced in recent weeks, with some questioning his place in the team.

But Kane has always been a player who rises to the occasion, and his performance against Finland was a reminder of his exceptional talent. As he celebrated his goals with his teammates, it was clear that this was a night he would never forget.