Kane Reflects on England's World Cup Loss to Argentina

Harry Kane reflected on England's World Cup heartbreak after their 2-1 defeat to Argentina, describing the match as a sense of déjà vu due to the team's late collapse. England initially took the lead with Anthony Gordon's goal in the 55th minute, but Argentina equalized through Enzo Fernandez five minutes before the end.
Lautaro Martinez then scored a header from a Lionel Messi cross during stoppage time, sealing the win for Argentina. Kane admitted that England controlled much of the game but felt they dropped off in the final stages, a pattern he noted has occurred in the last four tournaments.
He mentioned the cruel nature of missed opportunities and acknowledged that this would be his last tournament as captain. Teammate Dan Burn commented on the team's changed approach following Gordon's breakthrough, emphasizing the emotional impact of the loss.
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