Harry Kane extends his record as England beat Croatia in the Nations League
Harry Kane scored the winning penalty to lead England to a 2-1 victory over Croatia in the Nations League, extending his record to 92 international goals. Kane made his 126th international appearance, becoming England's record appearance-maker.
Morgan Rogers put England ahead in the 24th minute before Petar Sucic equalised for Croatia just before the hour mark. Kane then sealed the win from the penalty spot in the 64th minute.
Spain beat the Czech Republic 2-0, with a late first-half penalty from Alex Baena followed by a stoppage-time goal from Marc Pubill. The Czech Republic played with ten men after Ladislav Krejci was sent off in the second half. Spain maintained its perfect record in the competition, while its unbeaten run extended to 43 matches.
Italy beat France 3-1 after falling behind to a goal from Michael Olise, with Pio Esposito scoring twice and Davide Frattesi adding the other goal. Sebastiano Esposito missed a penalty for Italy. The win put Italy top of Group A1, ahead of France on head-to-head record.
Belgium also beat Turkey 2-1, coming from behind after Arda Guler's goal to win through goals from Kevin De Bruyne and Charles De Ketelaere.
England are set to face Spain in Madrid on Sunday, with the teams competing for top spot in Group A3 after securing qualification for the quarter-finals. England need to win by two goals or more to finish top, having lost 3-2 to Spain in September. Kane said the match gives his team an opportunity to prove they can perform better.