Harry Kane has the opportunity to make more England history before he becomes the most-capped player for the Three Lions.The Bayern Munich striker, who is already the country’s all-time top scorer, netted his 87th international goal in the Czechia win.England beat Czechia in Prague thanks to goals from Harry Kane and Anthony GordonGettyThe 33-year-old bounced back from his miss from the spot against Spain to seal England’s first Nations League victory on Tuesday.His goal in Prague has meant Kane has now scored in each of his last five competitive England away matches.Harry Kane close to another England recordKane has scored in each of his last five away England appearances, with only three players scoring in six in a row for the Three Lions.James Windridge (6, March – June 1908), Tom Finney (7, September 1946 – May 1948) and Stan Mortensen (6, May 1947 – October 1948).Kane’s run started with his second-half winner away in Andorra during World Cup qualifying in June 2025.The former Tottenham star then netted in each of England’s three away trips last autumn in Serbia, Latvia, and Albania.Kane did make seven appearances under Thomas Tuchel at the World Cup, with a further two outings in the pre-tournament friendlies.While his seven goals in total came on foreign soil, the matches are not classed as ‘away’ games for England and are instead neutral – including against Mexico at the host’s Azteca home Stadium.This means that the Czechia win was Kane’s first competitive away contest for his country since beating Albania last November.Kane scored England’s second with a clinical finish into the bottom cornerGettyHarry Kane's last five England away gamesCzechia 0-2 England (One goal) – September 2026Albania 0-2 England (Two goals) – November 2025Latvia 0-5 England (Two goals) – October 2025Serbia 0-5 England (One goal) – September 2025Andorra 0-1 England (One goal) – June 2025Tom Finney’s seven-game away scoring runEngland’s trip to Croatia on Saturday, live on talkSPORT, is their last away match of this international break.Tuchel’s men then have back-to-back home games, the return fixture against Slaven Bilic‘s side – which comes after facing Czechia again.Should Kane score in Rijeka, he would become only the fourth player – and first for 78 years – to score in each of his last six away England appearances.Only Preston North End icon Finney has ever managed to do so in seven straight matches on the road.The 76-cap hero’s historic run began on his international debut against Ireland in Belfast in 1946 and stretched over 20 months.Finney scored 30 England goals in 76 caps and was briefly the country’s all-time record scorerGettyFinney then found the net in Dublin, Lisbon, Brussels, Cardiff, Glasgow and finally finished with his seventh strike away in Turin.Kane, meanwhile, would have the chance to equal that feat in Atletico Madrid’s Metropolitano Stadium against Spain on November 15.Tuchel says it’s impossible for England to find another KaneKane, who is just two caps away from becoming England’s joint-most appearance holder, is among the favourites to win the Ballon d’Or.“You will not get another Harry Kane, first of all,” Tuchel said.“He is the first one to push everyone, and that is his mindset, and he became a very, very hardworking forward on top of his finishing skills. He is a complete package.“We look for different options and solutions. We finished the game with Jude [Bellingham] up front as a number nine.“There will be someone else, but it will not be Harry or a copy of Harry. “We will find a solution when it comes to it, but maybe not me. It might be another 10 years.”