England captain Harry Kane said his team has yet to play its best football despite a dramatic 2-1 victory over Norway in the World Cup quarterfinals held in Miami. Kane expressed pride and relief after the comeback win, crediting the team’s fighting spirit as its greatest strength. England fell behind early but turned the match around with two goals from Jude Bellingham, securing a place in the semifinals.

Kane emphasized that knockout matches are about results rather than style, noting that sometimes teams must rely on character and belief to prevail. He praised Bellingham for stepping up in crucial moments and described the win as a collective achievement. The striker also highlighted the team’s mental resilience, saying the squad never gives up until the final whistle.

Looking ahead, Kane warned that the semifinal against reigning champions Argentina will be a tougher challenge. He said England must improve ball control and decision-making, aiming to show a more mature performance in the next round.