The 2016-17 period saw Harry Kane continue his meteoric rise as England’s premier marksman, defined by his clinical finishing and emerging leadership during the 2018 World Cup qualifying campaign. This era was highlighted by his dramatic injury-time equalizer against Scotland at Hampden Park and a prolific run of form that saw him net five goals in qualifying, showcasing the world-class striking instincts that would lead to him being named permanent captain. Even as he established himself as a global superstar with a second consecutive Premier League Golden Boot, Kane’s tireless work ethic and talismanic presence for the Three Lions provided fans with nostalgic glimpses of a legendary career in the making.