Harry Kane missed the penalty that could have given England the equalizer against France.

The opportunity to tie the game and take it to extra time was had by the English captain, however, he failed to score. Harry Kane missed from twelve yards in the England vs. France match.

After converting a penalty for the provisional draw at the start of the second half, Harry Kane sent another one over the bar six minutes from time, which would have leveled the match at the Al Bayt Stadium.

Les Bleus will play the semifinals on Wednesday against the surprising Morocco, who earlier dispatched Portugal 1-0. This is the first time in this century that a defending world champion has advanced beyond the quarterfinals.

It is worth noting that in the eighth minute of added time, England had its last chance, but a free-kick by Marcus Rashford went over the crossbar, resulting in the team's seventh defeat in 10 appearances in the quarterfinals of a World Cup.

Who scored in the France vs. England match?

France took the lead with a right-footed shot from outside the area by midfielder Aurealian Tchouameni in the 17th minute. Captain Kane equalized temporarily in the 54th minute. With this goal, he reached 53 goals for his country, equaling Wayne Rooney's record as the top scorer for the Three Lions.

Forward Olivier Giroud's header in the 78th minute tilted the balance in favor of France in a tense quarterfinal match.