Fabio Capello is convinced his England team are on the right track despite suffering the first defeat of his 10-week reign against France.
The England boss saw goalkeeper David James bring down Nicolas Anelka in the first half at the Stade de France to allow Franck Ribery to score the only goal of a match in which David Beckham won his 100th cap.
Capello, however, was upbeat and said: "I saw some very good things against a top-level team. That showed me what our worth is."
The 61-year-old Italian insisted the display, even in defeat, was superior to the one which beat Switzerland 2-1 in his first game in charge at Wembley last month.
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