After Kane scored a goal, England conceded goals several times in the friendly match at the City Stadium and was eventually defeated by Senegal 1 to 3. Kane said that the team did not perform well in many areas and believed that the team still had a lot of room for improvement.

England took possession of the ball in the 7th minute and attacked immediately. Gordon took a low shot after receiving a pass from Gallagher, but it was blocked by Senegalese goalkeeper Edouard Mendy. Kane then made a supplementary shot and scored, giving England a 1-0 lead. In the 40th minute, Jackson passed the ball back from the penalty area, and Ismaila Sarr pushed the ball into the goal, helping Senegal to tie the score 1-1.

In the 62nd minute of the second half, Koulibaly assisted Diarra to score, helping Senegal to overtake 2 to 1. In the 84th minute, Madouk took a corner kick and Bellingham scored, but after the intervention of VAR, it was shown that Colville's hand touched the ball and the goal was ruled invalid.

In the second half stoppage time, Lamine Kamara made a diagonal pass from the penalty area, and Sabally fell to the ground and shot into the goal, helping Senegal to extend its lead to 3-1.

In the end, England lost to Senegal 1-3.

The 31-year-old England captain Kane said, "We still didn't play well enough. I think the team played well at some moments, but the whole team was not connected whether in possession or without the ball."

"We couldn't find the right pass and the right rhythm, we lost one-on-one duels and our aggression. Against a good team, we paid the price. But again, there were many areas where we didn't perform well enough."

When talking about Bellingham's goal being ruled out, Kane said, "If that ball was ruled valid, we would have tied it 2-2, and maybe even overtook the score and won, so that was a very crucial moment."

In addition, England will participate in the fifth round of the World Cup qualifiers in September. England is currently ranked first in the Group K standings and has won three consecutive games.

Kane said, "We won't panic, but we also know that the team must play better. The team currently has some new playing concepts and many new players have joined, but they still lack experience in international competitions."

"Various factors are having an impact, but this is not an excuse, we must find a solution as soon as possible. We will not train again in the next few months, but the World Cup will be here soon, so every training session is extremely important."