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Harry Kane Scores 11th World Cup Goal to Break England Record
Harry Kane scored his 11th career World Cup goal during England's 2-0 win over Panama. The goal surpassed Gary Lineker's previous England record.
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Harry Kane scored in the 67th minute of England's 2-0 victory over Panama, bringing his World Cup career total to 11 goals. The goal came in the final group stage match for both teams and marked Kane's third of the current tournament. It moved him past Gary Lineker for the most goals by an England player in World Cup history.
"It is a proud one for sure," Kane told the BBC. " "It is always hard to take in. I just want to enjoy this moment with the team, enjoy being top of the table. I never take these moments for granted.
Kane, 32, previously won the Golden Boot at the 2018 World Cup in Russia with six goals. He now trails Argentina's Lionel Messi by three goals in the current tournament scoring list. Messi scored in the 80th minute of Argentina's 3-0 win over Jordan.
Kylian Mbappe, Erling Haaland, Ousmane Dembele and Vinicius Junior each have four goals in the tournament.
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