Harry Kane: England Can Reach Another Level

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Captain Harry Kane believes England have "another level we can reach" as they prepare for their World Cup semi-final against Argentina.
Despite scoring six goals, Kane acknowledges the team's performance against Norway was not perfect, echoing manager Thomas Tuchel's concerns about sloppiness and technical errors.

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Captain Harry Kane believes England have "another level we can reach" as they prepare for their World Cup semi-final against Argentina. Despite scoring six goals, Kane acknowledges the team's performance against Norway was not perfect, echoing manager Thomas Tuchel's concerns about sloppiness and technical errors.

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