Harry Kane has paid tribute to Wayne Rooney as the current England skipper made more history during the 2-1 away win over Italy in Naples as he became the Three Lions' all-time top goal-scorer.
Kane's first-half penalty was enough to seal his place in the history books and put him on a total tally of 54 strikes for his country, one more than previous record-holder Rooney. The England skipper enjoyed a positive display, which went a long way to helping his nation register their first win in Italy since 1961.
It also ended a run of 31 European Championship qualification games without defeat for the hosts, who made England work for the win in what was a hard-fought, close encounter.
