England striker Harry Kane continued his remarkable scoring presence in the 2026 World Cup, raising his tally to six goals, strengthening his position among the tournament's top scorers and moving closer to leading the scoring chart as the competition enters its crucial stages.

Kane's latest goal came in England's Round of 16 match against Mexico, where he contributed to leading his country to a 3-2 victory and advancing to the quarterfinals, underscoring his attacking value and experience in knockout matches.

The England striker is now just steps away from equaling the top scorers' lead, currently shared by Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappé, and Erling Haaland, amid the intense competition for the tournament's top scorer award as the knockout rounds continue.

England are counting on Kane's continued brilliance in upcoming matches as they aim to advance further in the tournament. The race for the top scorer title appears open among the biggest stars of the qualified teams, with the possibility of new changes in the scoring standings during the quarterfinal matches.