Hugo Lloris

FOOTBALL fans were left baffled by Kylian Mbappe's pep talk with Hugo Lloris ahead of Harry Kane's first penalty against France.The France superstar c.

Move man." And a third said: "Mbappe walking over to Lloris like Hugo doesn’t train with Kane day in day out. Another added: "Nah why did Mbappe go up to Lloris to give him advice as if he doesn’t train with Kane everyday🤣."

England captain Harry Kane missed a second-half penalty as they were dumped out of the World Cup by France.

"He will be stronger for this in the future. "He’s been incredible for us, so reliable in those situations. Kane made no mistake from the spot to make it 1-1 after Bukayo Saka was fouled in the box. We wouldn’t be here but for the number of goals he’s scored for us." "You saw on the first penalty, he was pulling up his socks and he was really taking his time. For that reason, Aluko has questioned whether England should have had a Plan B in place to ease the burden on Kane but there is no other man Southgate would have wanted over the spot-kick.

England 1-2 France: Goals from Aurelien Tchouameni and Olivier Giroud saw Les Bleus reach the World Cup semi final, with Harry Kane's late penalty miss ...

[Jordan Henderson](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/jordan-henderson) backed his skipper, telling [ITV](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/itv) : “We know how many pens he’s scored for us, he scored the first. It does put Gareth Southgate’s future as manager into focus, having refused to commit beyond the end of this tournament. The French players engulfed Lloris as England fans stood in disbelief and footage of Mbappe’s reaction has now emerged. Sampaio initially didn’t give the penalty, only to overrule once he had checked the pitchside monitor. Less than ten minutes into the second half, England were given the opportunity to level when Buakyo Saka was clearly fouled in the box. Following Aurelien Tchouameni’s early strike, England responded bravely and were aggrieved to not be awarded a spot kick after Dayot Upamecano upended the

Harry Kane versus Hugo Lloris from the penalty spot twice over with a place in the World Cup semi-finals at stake. A tie poised between two sides operating ...

France would have chances and England would have chances, as mature, developed, elite football teams do at this stage of the competition. “If we had one tomorrow I would feel the same way.” Hard to disagree, and hard to explain how it worked out this way. A moment to seize back the initiative and then back on with the business of trying to win it. There have been those in the past when England have been playing a different game to the World Cup elite, chasing shadows in a sport with which they seem unfamiliar, gulping lungs of panicked breaths, watching Mesut Ozil disappear into the mid-distance. Then the moments come and you have to take them. Kane’s penalty, his first of the two, was to equal Wayne Rooney’s record of 53 goals for the national team and that is where he is now: at the very top. They faced each other – striker and goalkeeper – at a point in their international careers that mattered. “He’s the best but the best are still 85 per cent [success rate], so even the best are going to miss sometimes. He is the vanguard of the new English generation, the miracle goalscorer. “When you get a second penalty and a goalkeeper who knows you really well, there’s a lot involved in that situation,” he said. Harry Kane versus Hugo Lloris from the penalty spot twice over with a place in the World Cup semi-finals at stake. What happened to the great dispatcher?