The Three Lions were beaten 2-1 at Wembley on Thursday night after going without Harry Kane - due to injury - or any recognised striker and attempting to fit in all their attack-minded midfielders

Lee Carsley said he would be happy to return to his old job as England Under-21s manager after a chastening 2-1 defeat to Greece at Wembley Stadium. Carsley is in interim charge of the England senior team and last night oversaw a defeat that would appear to dent his chances of being appointed to the job permanently.

For England's interim head coach Lee Carsley, driving up and down the country between watching games is the perfect time to mull over how to get the best from his squad. Between Carsley's first camp in charge in September and this week's Nations League games against Greece and Finland,

The obvious reaction to England's shock 2-1 defeat by Greece on Thursday would be to blame the radical selection of stand-in coach Lee Carsley, but the key moments came not in the crowded midfield but when England had numbers galore at the back.

England head back to the drawing board as interim manager Lee Carsley's plan to field various attacking players gets found out by Greece in a historic loss at Wembley.