Harry Kane has said England possess another level to reach ahead of Wednesday's World Cup semi-final against Argentina in Atlanta, following manager Thomas Tuchel's pointed critique of the team's quarter-final display.
Tuchel labelled England's 2-1 extra-time victory over Norway in Miami on Saturday as "sloppy" and "lucky," citing numerous technical errors and a lack of pace. Kane, who has scored six goals in the tournament, suggested the criticism stemmed from the squad's failure to replicate their training-ground quality in matches.
Jude Bellingham scored both goals against Norway, registering his second brace in as many games to secure England's progression. The semi-final against Argentina is scheduled for Wednesday.