Lee Carsley’s interim spell as England manager ended with a 5-0 win over Republic of Ireland to earn Nations League promotion back to League A; Carsley introduced a batch of new faces and reintegrated others - but who were the winners and losers from his reign?

Neither Curtis Jones nor Noni Madueke had a single senior England cap to their name by the time Carsley took temporary charge in August. In a matter of weeks they have made it virtually impossible for Tuchel to drop them in his first squad announcement.

Ollie Watkins justified his selection ahead of captain Harry Kane, who was dropped to the bench, with an early opener in Athens.

Some England fans felt two players aimed a dig at Gareth Southgate on the back of Lee Carsley's final match in charge as interim boss. The Three Lions were back in UEFA Nations League action on Sunday evening as they welcomed the Republic of Ireland to Wembley.

England's interim manager Lee Carsley will provide Thomas Tuchel a detailed handover note after ending his brief tenure on a high with a 5-0 hammering of Ireland on Sunday. The win ensured England ret

Lee Carsley has opened the door to the possibility of applying for the England manager’s position after Thomas Tuchel has left. Sunday’s Nations League match against the Republic of Ireland is Carsley’s last of six matches as England’s interim manager.

Lee Carsley's brief spell in charge of England saw several youngsters thrust into the limelight, and after most took their chance impressively can they stay in the team?

Carsley was rocked by multiple withdrawals from his squad for this month’s Nations League matches against Greece and the Republic of Ireland and responded by relying on players