After three wins from four games as England interim coach, Lee Carsley appeared to distance himself from taking on the job permanently.
A 3-1 victory against Finland in the Nations League saw England get back to winning ways after the shock 2-1 home loss to Greece. However Carsley sounded uncertain about his credentials to succeed Gareth Southgate in one of the biggest management roles in world football. ‘This will be up there with the best jobs in football. Whoever gets it is going to be at a high level’.
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