FROM YOUNGEST DEBUTANT TO GREATEST SCORER

Championship history in 3-0 win over Switzerland (left).

Named in Euro 2004 Team of Tournament after four goals help England reach quarter-finals.

Named in World Cup squad by Sven-Goran Eriksson.

Sent off for a stamp on Ricardo Carvalho in World Cup quarter-final against Portugal (below). Three Lions lose 3-1 on penalties. Wins 50th cap in home win over Ukraine. Captains England for first time in a 1-0 friendly defeat to Brazil.

Aims angry tirade into television camera after England’s 0-0 draw versus Algeria at the World Cup in South Africa.

Sent off for kicking in 2-2 draw versus Montenegro.

Scores winning goal as England beat Ukraine to qualify for the second round of Euro 2012.

Scores in penalty shoot-out versus Italy, but England crash out in quarter-finals. Marks second appearance as captain with a brace in 5-0 win over San Marino. Scores first World Cup goal against Uruguay (below), but Luis Suarez’s double effectively sends England out. Named England captain by Roy Hodgson.

Wins his 100th cap, scoring a penalty in a 3-1 win over Slovenia.

Equals Bobby Charlton’s record of 49 goals with penalty against San Marino.

On his 107th cap, scores his 50th England goal, a penalty in 2-0 win over Switzerland. Scores his 53rd and last goal as England crash out of Euro 2016 after 2-1 defeat to Iceland. Becomes England’s most-capped outfield player (116) in a 1-0 World Cup qualifying win in Slovakia. Plays last England game in a 3-0 World Cup qualifying win over Scotland at Wembley (left).