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That is all for this live page on a great night for Harry Kane and for England.

Thanks for joining us and for your comments.

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Matt Upson
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live at Wembley Stadium

The biggest compliment I can give Harry Kane is that he has never ever taken a backwards step.

Every single step he has taken he has got better.

Now we are watching him here and he is probably playing the best I have seen him play.

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England captain Harry Kane, speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live: "Almost the perfect night to finish the camp for me. A big night to equal the record and an extremely proud achievement to reach. As always those achievements feel even better when you win the game and for me personally to score a couple of goals as well it is a nice night to celebrate now. Good performance, good win and a good way to end the camp."

On how he focuses on big nights like these: "I guess it comes easy to me in that sense. I always want to help the team reach the level. The team and the unit is the most important thing. We spoke before the game about making sure we finished the camp well and backing up the performance we had on the weekend and we did that. That makes me proud to be the captain of this great group."

On reaching over 90 goals: "It's hard to put into words. It goes so quickly and the years come by so quickly and for me it is always about the next thing, the next achievement, how can I improve and how I can improve the team.

"Now I'm at a number that is almost hard to believe even for myself when I was starting. I'm not done yet either. That is the most exciting thing. I enjoy being out there every time with the boys and feeling as good as I have ever felt. Let's keep them coming, I never put a ceiling on anything and right now I'm in a good place."

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Wembley

Harry Kane celebrated his record-equalling 125th England cap with two goals in a comfortable Uefa Nations League victory against the Czech Republic at Wembley.

Kane made it a remarkable tally of 91 goals for England on the night he drew level with Peter Shilton - and is now firmly on course to become the first player to reach a century for his country.

England built on the win against the Czech Republic in Prague and the outstanding 7-0 victory in Croatia with another convincing display to delight head coach Thomas Tuchel and the home support.

Kane had a hand in England's opener after 27 minutes, when his cross was turned into his own net by former West Ham United defender Vladimir Coufal.

The goal Kane and Wembley craved came five minutes before the break, England's captain applying a simple close-range finish to Morgan Rogers' excellent first-time delivery.

And Kane was on target again after 57 minutes, rising at the far post to head home Lewis Hall's corner.

Kane departed to a well-deserved standing ovation when he was replaced by Dominic Calvert-Lewin in the closing minutes.

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England manager Thomas Tuchel speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live: "I am very satisfied. We had a very good camp and again a very good performance. We were totally dominant, created good moments, scored nice goals and deserved the win. The effort was there, the quality was there. It was an excellent two weeks."

On Harry Kane: "He delivers all the time, it makes no difference. It's of course special that he did it today when he equals the record with Peter Shilton. If it needed any proof, it doesn't of course, he shows it again and again. He has again a very good performance. He played all four matches for us, he was eager to play and start all four matches. Top captain and hopefully next camp he gets the next two camps."

On if Kane is the best England has ever had: "I don't know about the best and stuff but he is a legend of the English game and hopefully he stays fit and gets the record for himself. He will inspire loads and loads of young people to play football and encourage people to have a career like him and try their luck. He's a fantastic role model and he deserves the praise.

"Next camp is the most important to secure our place in the quarter-finals but we have high ambitions, we want to go to the final four and try to make it 10 matches in the Nations League. We had a very good camp, very good four matches. The performance against Spain was also on a high level.We were very close to beat them, didn't beat them but the reaction is always what matters. To win three matches with three clean sheets in the way we did is very impressive and the team deserves the praise."

Harry Kane is the second-oldest player to score two goals in a game for England at Wembley (33 years, 70 days), behind Ian Wright in September 1997 vs Moldova (33 years, 311 days).

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England manager Thomas Tuchel speaking to ITV after the game: "It's our fourth match in three or four days. It was a very good performance again and deserved win."

On Harry Kane: "It's what he does. I don't take it for granted, it's just exceptional every single match."

On the team: "Training and attitude, cohesion, belief. Of course, we didn't go out in the group stage [of the World Cup] and of course it made us stronger. We're on a high level, that's been throughout, that's how it is. You learn every day and go stronger through the matches."

On squad selection: "Yeah always on a high level it is difficult to nominate the squad. I'm happy that everyone was contributing and giving everything they have got to the shirt and the team. They set the standards high and that's what it looked like from the outside and that is how it is on the inside."

Tonight was Thomas Tuchel's 20th win as England manager in just his 26th game, the fastest any England manager has reached 20 wins.

The previous best was Walter Winterbottom (who gained 20 wins from 27 games between 1946 and 1950).

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England forward Eberechi Eze, speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live: "A special performance from the team, we knew what we wanted to do. We knew they would give us some issues but we did well to nullify them and to play our game and get the win."

On starting the match: "It's always special to play. I always want to play and enjoy my football. To have the opportunity today is a big thing for me and something I will continue to build on. When you haven't played many minutes it can take time to build into games but today I feel like I enjoyed myself and that's all I want to do."

On playing on the left or centrally: "I don't really mind to be honest, they are both different and they both have pros and cons and there's different challenges in both positions. I enjoy both of them and finding ways to score and assist. I enjoy both so I don't really mind."

On the longer international break: "It's been good, we put in some really good performances. We played some good football and we challenged ourselves. It's always fun to play with these guys. They're top players, top people. We always enjoy coming to camp."

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England midfielder Jude Bellingham, speaking to ITV Sport: "It was what we needed. I know it is difficult when teams come here because they either sit deep and try and frustate us. We had just come off the 7-0 and we were itching for more but we got the job done."

On Harry Kane: "There's not much more you can say that hasn't already been said. From my perspective first and foremost he is an unbelievable human being, as a captain and a man.

"He is the best England player to ever wear the shirt and it is an honour to play with him. He is pretty unmatched. He is scoring goals for fun, he goes deep and he gets tackles in. he is only getting better."

On his own performance: "I'm enjoying my football. Came off a tough year last season and learned a lot about myself, learned maybe what I can do to make life easy, especially with England. I try my best to get better and better."

Paul Robinson
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live at Wembley Stadium

If Harry Kane doesn't win [the Ballon d'Or] it's a travesty this year, surely.

The competition is stiff but there is nobody that has got figures like him.

He's played 98 Bundesliga games and scored 101 goals, the fastest man to get 100 Bundesliga goals.

Spain are definitely through to the quarter-finals of the Nations League and Thomas Tuchel's England are almost certainly joining them there in March.

Only an 8-0 win at Wembley for Croatia next month would threaten that.

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England captain Harry Kane talking to ITV after the game: "Yeah it was the perfect night for me personally and also the team. It's been a tough camp and it's been nice to finish it off at Wembley, a really proud evening for sure.

"You saw some fantastic football from England out there today. As a striker you're looking for those opportunities."

On England's performance throughout the four games: "It started in the first game, even if it wasn't the result we wanted and we've built from there. It's always tough coming back off a major tournament, but we found it and that's the main thing."

On competition for spots in the squad: "This is the England team. There's always going to be competition for the spots. It's about taking the opportunities. Everyone wants to be a part of it and that's only going to make us better for sure."

Matt Upson
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live at Wembley Stadium

It was a very good performance from a very confident team at the moment.

It's been really good and capped off by a solid performance at home.

It felt like England could have gone up another gear at any point if needed and when they did it was quick, fast and decisive.

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Two goals from substitute Mikel Merino give world champions Spain a 2-1 win over Croatia in Split.

The hosts went ahead with a goal from Ivan Perisic, but he was then sent off in the 79th minute, before Merino grabbed a last-minute winner.

That result means England are almost certainly going to be playing in the Nations League quarter-finals in March.

Paul Robinson
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live at Wembley Stadium

England were never in trouble, they played within themselves.

They were very, very comfortable throughout the whole game.

It was all about Harry Kane on a day when he equalled Peter Shilton's record of 125 appearances for the England's men's side.

Kane's cross was steered into his own net by Vladimir Coufal, before Kane got two goals to take his total to 91 international goals.

England were hugely impressive. A good night's work for the Three Lions.

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If Spain do win against Croatia, it means England are almost certainly through to the quarter-finals of the Nations League, with two games to spare.

Only an 8-0 home loss versus Croatia next month, would take it to the final match.