Kane: The game will be difficult tomorrow, and England still has room for improvement in breaking intensive defense

At 02:45 on September 10, in the 6th round of Group K of the World Cup in the European qualifiers, England will play against Serbia away, and Kane was interviewed before the game.

About this game, this game will definitely be very difficult. I played here for Tottenham Hotspurs a few years ago. The atmosphere here will make it difficult for the visiting team to deal with. (This time Serbian fans will be more hostile and they will try their best to cause trouble for us. From a World Cup qualifier perspective, it’s a crucial game and we have to be prepared – we’ve also experienced tough games before.

Looking at the situation in this group, this game and away game against Albania are our two most difficult games in this group. Judging from the current situation in the group, we are very clear that if we can win this game, we can take a big step in the right direction.

About England's recent performance

So far, most of the opponents we face tend to shrink their defense and strive to not lose with a big score of 0-4 or 0- when playing against us, so we must be patient. Serbia is a very good team and they are playing at home tomorrow, so they will definitely press on us from a higher position on the court. In the first few games against a contraction defensive team, as a forward, I knew very well that it would be impossible to get nine to ten scoring opportunities in a game, so I had to seize the only one or two chances. We are always looking for aspects that the team can improve, and we still have room for improvement in breaking intensive defense.

Regarding my possible defense against Mirenkovic (Serbian defender, currently playing for Nottingham Forest) tomorrow

I have always been looking forward to playing against the top opponents. As a forward, you will always encounter some excellent defenders. Tomorrow will be a fierce game. Mirenkovic is a tall and strong defender, so I have to find different ways to play at my best. In my career, I have always liked to face various challenges and also like this kind of away games. This type of competition can inspire me to the best of my best condition, and I am now looking forward to stepping onto the field and helping the team take a step further towards the goal of advancing.

Is England ready to take action if there is a racial discrimination incident tomorrow?

We have held meetings and also discussed the existing response procedures from the perspective of UEFA regulations. We will try not to pay much attention to this kind of thing and focus on the game itself. We handled it very well before in Bulgaria (incurring racism incidents). If something unexpected happens tomorrow, we will take necessary measures. ”