Harry Kane Celebrates England's Resilience After Quarter-Final Victory
Kane Reflects on England's Hard-Fought Win
In Florida, England's captain Harry Kane expressed pride in his team's tenacity following their narrow 2-1 triumph over Norway in the quarter-finals of the FIFA World Cup 2026. He emphasized that their determination was key to securing a spot in the semi-finals.
Sharing his thoughts via a video on his social media, Kane described the match as a challenging encounter against a formidable opponent under tough conditions.
Reflecting on the victory, Kane stated, "It's the morning after another significant win for England. We’ve made it to the semi-finals, and I couldn't be prouder of the squad. It was a tough match against a strong team, with hot and humid conditions making it a real battle. The players had to dig deep to push through, which is what football is all about."
While acknowledging that the performance wasn't always smooth, he praised the team's ability to secure the win.
"It might not have been pretty at times, but we found a way to succeed. This is another memorable moment for us. Experiencing that atmosphere in the stadium with our fans creates special memories that will last a lifetime. However, we know that football can change quickly," he added.
Looking forward, Kane noted that the upcoming semi-final against Argentina, the defending champions, would present another significant challenge. He urged his teammates to recover swiftly ahead of the match.
"The semi-final against Argentina in a few days will be a remarkable game, another tough challenge. We need to recover now and prepare, as I can't wait to be back on the pitch with the team," Kane remarked.
He also expressed gratitude to the England fans for their unwavering support and encouraged them to continue cheering for the team.
"As always, I appreciate the support. Let's keep this momentum going, and I look forward to seeing everyone in the stadium on Wednesday," he concluded.
With this victory, England has advanced to the semi-finals of the FIFA World Cup, where they will face Argentina for a chance to compete in the final.