Harry Kane explains why England are 'struggling' at Euro 2024 as Gareth Southgate's side slump to Denmark draw

England were listless in their draw with the Danes on Thursday, with Kasper Hjulmand's side enjoying more shots on goal and more possession. Kane, who scored his team's opener, admitted the Three Lions are dropping too deep and everyone is dropping below their usual high standards.

The Bayern Munich striker told the BBC: "I think we're struggling both with and without the ball. I think the pressure in both games hasn't been right and with the ball hasn't been good enough. Everyone's dropping below their levels a little bit. It was tough out there, but we're calm. It wasn't our greatest game but we got away with a point."

On England dropping deep after scoring, he added: "I think it's something we've got to get better at. I think we're starting games well but when the teams are dropping deeper we're not quite sure how to get the pressure on and who's going. In the second half we tried to change a little bit but it was difficult. Credit to Denmark, they caused us some threats. Overall we've got to look back and see where we can improve."

While both of England's performances were very underwhelming, the first of which was a nervy 1-0 win over Serbia, Gareth Southgate's side are still in pole position to reach the knockout stages from their group. However, they are not playing like tournament favourites - not by a long shot.

Kane's England side will hope to seal their place in the last 16 of the Euros when they take on Slovenia in their final group stage match. They currently sit in first spot with a two-point gap ahead of Denmark and Slovenia after two games.