Lee Carsley, interim manager of England's national football team, faces scrutiny following a 2-1 defeat against Greece, the lowest-ranked team to beat England at home since FIFA rankings began. Despite this setback, he remains a candidate for the permanent position, with the FA considering his performance in upcoming matches before making a final decision. Carsley's attack-heavy tactics have been criticized, particularly the inclusion of Jude Bellingham, Phil Foden, and Cole Palmer without a recognized striker, which led to a lack of cohesion. The FA is exploring external candidates such as Pep Guardiola and Eddie Howe, but Carsley's familiarity with the team and his success with England's youth squads could work in his favor. Carsley plans to revert to a more traditional formation for the next match against Finland, hoping that key players like Harry Kane will be fit to play. The FA's decision will be influenced by Carsley's ability to adapt and secure victories in the remaining Nations League matches.