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England lose to Greece, France win

Lee Carsley ran into the first problems of his tenure as England’s interim coach after a bold team selection backfired in a 1-2 loss to Greece in the Nations League. Erling Haaland became Norway’s record scorer with a double in...

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London, Updated At : 10:20 AM Oct 12, 2024 IST

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Lee Carsley ran into the first problems of his tenure as England’s interim coach after a bold team selection backfired in a 1-2 loss to Greece in the Nations League.

Erling Haaland became Norway’s record scorer with a double in his country’s 3-0 win over Slovakia, while France — playing without Kylian Mbappe and the retired Antoine Griezmann — beat Israel 4-1.

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