Harry Kane netted the winning penalty as England beat Croatia at Wembley on the night their captain made Three Lions history.

Kane was presented with a commemorative shirt with 126 on the back by Prince William to mark the night he surpassed Peter Shilton to become England's most-capped player.

And England's captain delivered, netting his 92nd international goal from the penalty spot to win the match.

Morgan Rogers opened the scoring with a scruffy finish from Jude Bellingham's cross before an error from Jarell Quansah saw Luka Sucic equalise from a corner. But a pull on Quansah's shirt opened the door for Kane, who coolly slotted his penalty down the middle of the goal to secure three points in England's penultimate Nations League group match.

Here's what John Cross made of the performances from England's starting XI.

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Jordan Pickford 6

After Thomas Tuchel suggested he would rotate the keepers, does this mean James Trafford starts in Spain? Pickford battling to stay as No1.

Trent Alexander-Arnold 7

A wonderful pirouette turn, some great passes, even tenacious chasing back. This was a good audition.

Jarell Quansah 6

Dreadful mistake with a sloppy header to gift Croatia an equaliser but made some amends by winning a penalty.

Dan Burn 6

It’s one thing to look solid against Croatia, but has the Newcastle giant got the mobility to deal with Lamine Yamal and Co?

Lewis Hall 7

Neat and tidy, Hall is making the England left back slot look his own. One of England’s better performers.

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Declan Rice 7

Solid rather than spectacular. But we obviously saw a few trademark lung-busting runs.

Elliot Anderson 6

Gets through so much work, covers a lot of ground but this was not one of his standout nights.

Morgan Rogers 8

He is versatile but sometimes right wing is his weakest position. However, he was good this time and got the opener.

Jude Bellingham 7

Provided an assist but also looked as if he was playing in first gear. Took heavy treatment and walking a disciplinary tight rope with a yellow card.

Anthony Gordon 6

A couple of efforts did not come off and grew a bit frustrated. Maybe saving himself diner

Harry Kane 8

The night belonged to England’s Captain Marvel. A tifo banner, big presentation and another record. And he got the winner.