Harry Kane sets remarkable new England record after scoring consolation goal for Thomas Tuchel's side in Senegal defeat

Kane added yet another milestone to his glittering international career, scoring a record-breaking goal for England in their 3-1 defeat to Senegal on Tuesday night. The Three Lions skipper found the net early in the match, giving him goals in each of the first four matches under new national team coach Tuchel, a feat never before accomplished by any England player.

Kane's goal against Senegal follows his successful efforts in matches against Albania, Latvia, and Andorra. His strike against Andorra allowed him to equal Peter Crouch’s record of scoring in three consecutive games under Steve McClaren.

Despite Kane’s landmark moment, England’s overall performance was below par. Senegal responded swiftly and ruthlessly. Ismaila Sarr levelled the match after slipping past Kyle Walker and finishing from close range. In the second half, Habib Diarra struck in the 62nd minute to give Senegal a deserved lead. The final blow came deep into injury time, when Cheikh Sabaly finished off a fluid counter-attack, leaving Tuchel with much to ponder.

For Kane, his attention now turns to club responsibilities with Bayern Munich, who are preparing for the Club World Cup in the United States. The German giants kick off their campaign against Auckland City on June 15, and Kane is expected to play a key role on the global stage.