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Interim England manager Lee Carsley was relieved to secure Nations League promotion with a stunning send-off against the Republic of Ireland, and he will now prepare a presentation for new manager Thomas Tuchel. Gareth Southgate ended his eight-year tenure in July after losing a second consecutive European Championship final, prompting the Football Association to provisionally promote the Under-21 manager. Carsley experienced ups and downs during a three-camp caretaker spell with England's senior squad, punctuated by triumphs against the country he represented as a player. Harry Kane scored from the penalty after Ireland defender Liam Scales was booked for a second time just after halftime, while Anthony Gordon, Conor Gallagher, Jarrod Bowen, and debutant Taylor Harwood-Bellis all scored their first international goals in a 5-0 victory. That result, combined with Thursday's 3-0 triumph in Athens, secured their return to the Nations League top flight thanks to a better head-t...