Wayne Rooney has congratulated Harry Kane after the Tottenham forward became England's record goalscorer during the Three Lions' 2-1 win against Italy on Thursday.
The 29-year-old spurned the chance to smash Rooney's record back in December after missing a penalty in the World Cup quarter-final against France - but has now finally achieved the feat 103 days later.
Kane thumped home a spot kick on the stroke of half-time to give the Three Lions a two-goal cushion after Declan Rice scored the opener after 13 minutes. It was an emphatic finish from Kane, who is now England's outright top scorer on 54 international goals, with Rooney behind on 53 strikes.