KEEPER TO BEAT

Ten years on and Kane wants Shilton record

- MIKE WALTERS

It was back on March 27, 2015 that a 21-year-old Tottenham striker, with 29 goals to his name already that season, announced himself on the international stage by scoring 79 seconds into his England debut.

And 105 caps later since that 4-0 win against Lithuania, Kane has been almost undroppable.

If he plays in the World Cup qualifier against Andorra and friendly with Senegal in June, only five England greats Bobby Moore, Steven Gerrard, David Beckham, Wayne Rooney and Shilton will stand between him and 153 years of history.

After Monday night's 3-0 stroll against Latvia, where Kane scored his second goal in as many games under new Three Lions coach Thomas Tuchel, the Wembley DJ played Bachman-Turner Overdrive's anthem, You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet.

Ten years, four managers, five tournaments, two finals, 71 goals and a glut of near misses with glory later, Kane hopes it's a promise.