A new wall celebrates Harry Kane's performance in the Coupe du
By OnzeActu · · 6 min read
To salute England's qualification for the World Cup quarter-finals, artist Nathan Murdoch painted a large mural of Harry Kane near Peterborough, while a second portrait of Jude Bellingham will soon be unveiled.
Why it matters
This mural by Harry Kane in Peterborough is a tribute to his outstanding performances during the World Cup, especially during the decisive match against Mexico. By attracting the attention of fans and the media, this work helps to strengthen the enthusiasm around the England team and its star players, such as Jude Bellingham.
also the importance of art in celebrating sporting successes.
Background
Harry Kane, England's iconic captain, is known for his outstanding performances, especially at the World Cup. His mural in Peterborough, which celebrates his exploits, is a testament to his impact on English football. With millions of viewers following his matches, Kane has become a central figure in the sport, as has Jude Bellingham, who
also attracts attention for his promising talents.
Key points
- A new wall celebrates Harry Kane's performance in the Cup of.
- To salute England's qualification for the World Cup quarter-finals, artist Nathan Murdoch painted a large mural of Harry Kane near Peterborough, while a second portrait of Jude Bellingham will soon be unveiled.
- Harry Kane remains central to England's plans.
On the occasion of England's qualification for the quarter-finals of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, an unprecedented artistic tribute took shape in Peterborough. Renowned street artist Nathan Murdoch painted a nearly four-metre-high wall depicting Harry Kane, the iconic captain of the Three Lions, on the door of a barn between Eye and Thorney, not far from the A47 road.
This work, completed on Sunday, pays tribute to Kane's remarkable performance at this World Cup, especially against Mexico for the round of 16 match that captivated up to nine million viewers in England. Murdoch, 38, an affiliate of Street Arts Hire, said he wants to immortalize this feat as a fan: “He's going to break even more records for England. I wanted to do something to his glory, and here's the result.”
Artistic work has not been easy. Faced with the heat and wind that dispersed the paint, as well as the irregular surface of the metal door, the artist had to show patience and perseverance for seven hours of work. Murdoch even joked while drawing a parallel with England's tough game: “I struggled with that wall, just like the team battled on Monday.”
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This mural has already attracted a lot of attention on the spot, with some Sutton St James residents moving around specifically to see it. Visitors praise the striking realism, especially in Kane's eyes: "The eyes look alive," says Jade Barker, a local resident. In the same dynamic, the artist plans to exhibit another portrait,
that of Jude Bellingham, in the coming days in Peterborough, place still to be confirmed.
This portrait replaces the old mural dedicated to Gareth Southgate, considered the best English manager according to Murdoch. The artist hopes that England will win their first world title during this tournament: “It would be a dream for many, including me.”
The next meeting of the English is the quarter-final against Norway, Saturday in Miami. Nathan Murdoch and local fans can already rejoice in the excitement generated by this World Cup and by these works of art that celebrate both talented players and the fighting spirit of the Three Lions.
What's next
As England prepares for the quarter-finals, artist Nathan Murdoch plans to unveil another mural dedicated to Jude Bellingham, which could further increase interest in urban art and football in the region. Kane and Bellingham's performances could also inspire other artists to create similar works, strengthening the link between sport and local culture. Fans will likely continue to flock to admire
these creations.
Frequently asked questions
What was celebrated by Harry Kane's mural?
The mural celebrates Harry Kane's remarkable performance at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, in particular his match against Mexico in the round of 16.
Who made Harry Kane's mural?
The wall was made by renowned street artist Nathan Murdoch.
Why was this wall created now?
The mural was created on the occasion of England's qualification for the quarter-finals of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
What challenges did Nathan Murdoch face in creating the mural?
Nathan Murdoch had to deal with the heat, the wind scattering the paint, and the uneven surface of the metal door.
Are there any other works planned by the artist?
Yes, Nathan Murdoch plans to exhibit another portrait, that of Jude Bellingham.
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