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England captain, Harry Kane said the Three Lions need a “bigger push” to overcome defending champions Argentina in their semi-final clash at the ongoing World Cup.
Both sides clash at the Atlanta Stadium on Wednesday, with Argentina hoping to secure a back-to-back World Cup final appearance.
Kane, 32, admitted England have not played their best football in North America, noting the side could yet hit forms that got them into back-to-back Euros finals in 2020 and 2024.
He said, “We haven’t seen that yet, we’ve shown it in glimpses. Against Norway it was in glimpses.
“But we haven’t had full control that we would like and I feel we can have.
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“We’ll be playing against one of the best teams in the world in the semi-final and we still feel like we can improve.
“Of course, we want to get over the line. That is the missing piece now.
“We’re knocking on the door. We’re getting to semi-finals and finals.
“We’re going to need an even bigger push now.
“We know ourselves we have another level that we can reach.”
