Harry Kane has etched his name deeper into England folklore, netting his 11th FIFA World Cup 2026 goal to become the nation's all-time leading scorer in the competition — surpassing the legendary Gary Lineker in the process.

The milestone strike came as Thomas Tuchel's side powered to a 2-0 lead against Panama in Group L, with Kane's record-breaking effort doubling the advantage for England.

Lineker had long held the record as England's top World Cup scorer, a mark that seemed untouchable for decades. Kane, however, has dismantled that record with clinical efficiency, cementing his status as one of the most prolific forwards to ever represent the Three Lions on the world stage.

The goal was another statement of intent from England, who continue to impose themselves in Group L as they push for progression in the FIFA World Cup 2026.