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How Carsley aims to lead England to U21 glory - for third time in row

How Carsley aims to lead England to U21 glory - for third time in row
BBC Sport Friday 25 September 2026, 07:44 UTC 1 min read
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Lee Carsley is aware of the challenge ahead, but also the lasting impact more success with England Under-21s could have.

Lee Carsley is aware of the challenge ahead, but also the lasting impact more success with England Under-21s could have.
Carsley (ORG) England (LOCATION) U21 (ORG) Lee Carsley (PERSON) England Under-21s (LOCATION)
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