What happened. Harry Kane described England's World Cup semi-final defeat to Argentina as his most painful tournament exit because the team lost sight of their identity. He is determined to move on and is targeting a statement performance against Spain in the Nations League on Saturday.

Kane said the 2-1 loss felt worse because England went against their beliefs.
He admitted he is yet to get over the Argentina game.
England host Spain at Wembley on Saturday in the Nations League.

“It felt like it wasn’t us as a team.”
— Harry Kane

Kane and England will look to bounce back when they face Spain at Wembley on Saturday.

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