Harry Kane: We haven't hit our peak yet, but we're in the World Cup semifinals

England captain Harry Kane spoke after his side's quarterfinal victory at the 2026 World Cup, admitting they haven't yet clicked into top gear but are still among the last four teams standing. "Before today's game we talked about taking the handbrake off and stepping on the gas. I see our training sessions and I know what we're capable of, especially in the final third. We haven't managed to put it all together yet, but we're in a World Cup semifinal playing not our best football. If we can find that level on Wednesday, it could be the deciding factor in whether we win this tournament or not. We'll enjoy reaching the semifinals, recover, and start preparing for the next game," Kane said. The striker also addressed a disallowed goal and a penalty shout in his favor. "The disallowed goal? It felt like a tight offside call to me. It frustrated me at the time. I also think there was a penalty on me that could easily have been given. But none of that matters now. We're in the semifinals, and I'm absolutely delighted," he added. Kane has scored six goals and provided one assist so far in the 2026 World Cup.