Kane out to net 100 & win Cup

ENGLAND captain Harry Kane has already set a goals record - and now has his sights on more glory.

- BY JOHN CROSS

Kane, 32, struck twice in the 5-0 win in Latvia to take his total to 76 goals in 110 caps. He now believes he can reach 100 goals, which would almost certainly mean he has to go past Peter Shilton's record of 125 caps.

The Bayern Munich star believes he is in the best shape of his life and, if he carries on next summer, can score the goals to win England the World Cup.

"The way I'm feeling right now, I'm not slowing down any time soon," said Kane. "I want to stay at this level for as long as I can.

"I'm on 76 now, so that leaves 24, and we have a few more games between now and the World Cup, and then try and edge closer to that 100."

Kane (top) says his 21 goals for club and country this season prove he is still getting better.

But he knows if England are to win the trophy, he will have to be in the same form next summer.

"The goals are there and the numbers speak for themselves," added Kane.

"The way I feel on the pitch, the way I am seeing the game, physically and without the ball, pressing, I feel in a really good place.

"And I feel like I am still learning and that is down to the work we are doing at Bayern as well as here. I feel like I have stepped up another level this season.

"If you want to be one of the favourites, and go far into the tournament, you need your strikers to be scoring goals.