Harry Kane’s record in FIFA World Cup semi-finals: Goals, Assists and complete history

Harry Kane has managed seven goal contributions in the tournament so far.

Harry Kane has cemented his legacy as one of the greatest strikers in modern football, with the player proving his prowess at club and international levels. For England, Kane has undoubtedly been the nation’s best player in the modern era, with the player being England’s all-time top scorer with 85 goals, including a historic Golden Boot victory in 2018.

The England national football team entered the competition with the massive task of breaking their long trophy drought, aiming to lift their first World Cup title since 1966.

He started the campaign exceptionally, leading the line to help the Three Lions navigate to the semi-finals. Harry Kane started with an incredible brace against Croatia, before scoring his third goal of the tournament against Panama in a 2-0 win, to finish as table toppers.

He then showcased his immense big-game prowess in the knockout rounds, spearheading England’s incredible 2-1 comeback victory against DR Congo in the Round of 32, scoring two exceptional goals.

Kane then scored and assisted once in England’s hard-fought 3-2 win over tournament co-hosts Mexico in the Round of 16. While he didn’t manage any goal contributions against Norway in the quarter-finals, his immense leadership was crucial in sealing a 2-1 win.

England are now set for a heavyweight FIFA World Cup 2026 semi-final clash against the reigning champions Argentina on July 16 at the Atlanta Stadium in Georgia, USA.

Harry Kane’s Record in World Cup Semi-Finals

• Appearances: 1
• Goals: 0
• Assists: 0

1. 2018: Croatia 2-1 England

England faced Croatia in the FIFA World Cup semi-finals, who made a historic run to secure their spot under Zlatko Dalić, while Harry Kane led the line as England’s captain. The match got off to a dream start with Kieran Trippier scoring a magical free-kick in the 5th minute.

His biggest moment of the match arrived in the first half when he broke clear into the box, but his initial shot was saved by Danijel Subašić before his rebound shot from a narrow angle unfortunately struck the post. Croatia equalized to send the game to extra time, with England ultimately falling to a 109th-minute Mario Mandžukić winner, losing 2-1, before ultimately finishing in fourth place.

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