Harry Kane becomes England's most-capped male player

It was a special night for England captain Harry Kane as the Three Lions took on Croatia at Wembley Stadium.

The striker won his 126th cap for his country, making him England's most-capped male player.

And there was even more to celebrate, as Kane played an important role in the match too.

From giant banners to a special gift from an old team-mate, there were plenty of memorable moments. Here's how the night unfolded..

Kane made history as soon as he walked out onto the pitch at Wembley, earning his 126th cap for his country, moving him ahead of former England goalkeeper Peter Shilton who had held the record with 125 appearances.

A huge banner featuring Kane and the words "England's Finest" was unfurled in the stands to celebrate his achievement.

Before the match began, the 33-year-old also showed off his Ballon d'Or trophy to the Wembley crowd.

Kane won the famous award last month, becoming the first English player in 25 years to be named the world's best footballer.

There were some special guests involved in the celebrations too.

Prince William presented Kane with a commemorative England shirt featuring the number 126, while Peter Shilton handed him a special plaque to mark the record.

Kane's family were also there to share the moment, with his children joining him on the pitch.

The England captain also received a special gift from Croatia legend Luka Modrić, his former Tottenham team-mate, who presented him with a replica England football on behalf of the Croatian team.

England got off to a slow start but took the lead in the 24th minute when Morgan Rogers scored.

However, Croatia equalised just after half-time, after a mistake from England defender Jarell Quansah.

But the Three Lions were back in front just five minutes later, when Kane scored from the penalty spot after Quansah won England a penalty.

It was Kane's 92nd goal for England, adding another special moment to his record-breaking night.

Croatia had a few chances late in the game, but the Three Lions held on to secure a 2-1 win and their place in the Nations League quarter-finals next year.

England now face Spain on Sunday, in a match that could see them finish top of their group.