Kane: We hope to be an aggressive team and will face more difficult tests

In the 8th round of Group K of the European Group Stage of the World Cup Qualifiers, England played 5-0 away to Latvia and advanced to the World Cup main draw 2 rounds ahead of schedule. In an interview with the BBC after the game, England captain Kane said that England hopes to be an aggressive team.

Kane said: "It was a great game. I mentioned before about keeping the momentum going. It was another successful training camp - we were able to advance two games early, which is a very proud achievement. Things are never as easy as they look and there is another tournament to look forward to."

"After the game against Serbia, I talked to the team about maintaining the momentum that we all feel. It is very important to continue to maintain this momentum, and there are two important games in the training camp in November. Every moment is important - we want to build Build something special, we've been doing that for the past few training camps. "

"I think playing in America next summer is going to be very special and we're going to feel that and never take these moments for granted. Sometimes it sounds like you're taking a big risk, but if you can get the ball back early, you can have more time with the ball. "

"We want to be an aggressive team, and we will face tougher tests and stronger opponents, so this is all good practice. "