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Nations League wrap: Kane bags brace on 100th England cap

Captain Harry Kane scored twice on his 100th England appearance in a comfortable Nations League win against Finland.

After last Saturday's win over the Republic of Ireland, the Euro 2024 finalists maintained their dominant start to the group on the same night the Boys in Green slumped to a home defeat to Greece.

All eyes were on the man in the golden boots at Wembley, where the 31-year-old was presented with a golden cap before kick-off having become just the 10th man to reach a century of appearances for the national team.

Kane followed Wayne Rooney and Bobby Charlton in scoring in their 100th match for England, with the skipper rifling home both goals in a controlled 2-0 victory.

Interim boss Lee Carsley's first match managing at Wembley was as dominant as Saturday's win by the same scoreline away to the Republic of Ireland.

Nathan Ake was carried off injured on a stretcher as the Netherlands and Germany played out an entertaining 2-2 Group A3 draw in Amsterdam.

Manchester City defender Ake pulled up off the ball with what looked to be a serious muscular injury shortly after Deniz Undav's first goal for Germany cancelled out Tijjani Reijnders' early opener.

Joshua Kimmich put the visitors ahead in first-half added time before Denzel Dumfries levelled a thrilling clash at Johan Cruijff ArenA.

In the other match in that group, Hungary and Bosnia and Herzegovina played out a goalless draw in Budapest.

Tomas Soucek's late penalty proved decisive as the Czech Republic defeated Ukraine 3-2 in Group B1.

The West Ham midfielder's 80th-minute spot-kick added to Pavel Sulc's double. Georgiy Sudakov claimed a consolation for Ukraine, Vladyslav Vanat having earlier made it 1-1.

Giorgi Kochorashvili's goal earned Georgia a 1-0 win away to Alb

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