England striker Harry Kane has stated that the forthcoming friendlies against Spain and France will provide a good test after the team's unbeaten qualification campaign for Euro 2016.
The Three Lions made it 10 wins from 10 on Monday night as they recorded a 3-0 success over Lithuania at the LLF Stadium in Vilnius.
Roy Hodgson's side travel to Alicante to face Spain on November 13 before hosting next summer's Euro hosts France at Wembley four days later.
"We'll be playing some of the top nations in the world. They are the sort of teams we should be testing ourselves against. It's good preparation for us," Tottenham Hotspur frontman Kane told BT Sport.
"I don't think (we will approach them with any trepidation). We've won 10 out of 10 and the confidence is sky high. We had a game plan here and we knew what we had to do. It's a great achievement. We are very proud. It's a great achievement for the players, staff and everyone.
"We can't afford to get carried away as we have some top friendlies coming up against some top sides. We're looking forward to testing ourselves against those."
England are unbeaten in 14 games since the World Cup in Brazil last summer.
