Frankfurt, Germany - England captain Harry Kane remains optimistic about his team's chances at Euro 2024 despite a lackluster 1-1 draw against Denmark on Thursday.
The result, which saw England squander an early lead, has raised doubts about the team's ability to compete at the highest level.
Kane gave England the perfect start with a clinical finish in the 18th minute, but Denmark equalized before the break with a stunning 30-yard strike from Morten Hjulmand.
The draw leaves England on top of Group C with four points, but their performance has been criticized by pundits and former players alike.
Despite the disappointment, Kane believes England will find their rhythm as the tournament progresses. "The sign of a good team is when you're not playing at your best and still find a way to get results," he said. "We know we can improve."
The Bayern Munich striker acknowledged the external noise surrounding the team's performance but remains confident in their ability to ride out the storm. "We experienced this in the last Euros as well when we drew to Scotland. Step by step, we'll get there," he added.
England will face Slovenia in their final group game, with the aim of winning the group and securing an easier draw in the last 16. Despite the criticism, Kane's confidence in the team's ability to improve and succeed at Euro 2024 remains unshaken.
