
The center forward presented the Ballon d'Or before England-Croatia in the Nations League
Harry Kane was awarded by Prince William at Wembley for his 126 appearances for the English national team, a new all-time record for the Three Lions which surpasses Peter Shilton, before the Nations League match against Croatia.
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Harry Kane presented the Ballon d'Or he won a few weeks ago before the Nations League match between England and Croatia at Wembley.
Gala evening at Wembley for Harry Kane, before England-Croatia, Nations League match.
The English center forward 'presented' the Ballon d'Or he won a few weeks ago, and was then awarded by Prince William, honorary president of the English Football Federation, for his 126 appearances for the national team: a record number, which allows him to surpass the Three Lions' all-time record holder, goalkeeper Peter Shilton, who was also present on the pitch to receive the souvenir shirt.

Italy beats France 3-1 at San Siro on the fifth day of the Nations League. Olise put the French ahead in the 10th minute, Pio Esposito equalized in the 26th minute, Frattesi scored the lead in the 63rd minute and Pio Esposito scored a penalty in the 75th minute. Sebastiano Esposito misses a penalty in the 60th minute. Belgium wins in Türkiye 2-1 and rises to second place in group A1.

Italy beats France 3-1 on the fifth day of the Nations League and confirms its first place in group A1 with one match to play, Sunday in Brussels against Belgium.

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Italy and France drew 0-0 at San Siro on the fifth day of the Nations League. The Marseillaise is booed, then the fans applaud. Italy has seven points and must qualify for the quarter-finals against Belgium on Sunday.

Italy and France draw 0-0. Italy are third in Group 1 of League A with seven points and still have two games to qualify for the quarter-finals, against France and then against Belgium. Formula 1 driver Kimi Antonelli was also present at San Siro.