Roy Hodgson: England remain grounded despite good results

Hodgson's team have won six matches (including friendlies) since the World Cup

England boss Roy Hodgson says his side are not getting carried away despite the positive start they have made to their Euro 2016 qualifying campaign.

England currently top Group E, having won all four of their games.

This comes after the side's disastrous display at the World Cup in Brazil, which saw them eliminated at the group stage after picking up just one point.

"We have our feet on the ground," Hodgson told the Football Association's official video channel.

"We know we can improve and the players are working hard at the moment to become as solid and unified as we can be.

"I'm pleased that we have played some good football and are showing signs of having a bright future.

"On paper we are the best team in the group and it is our duty to make sure that we qualify. Nothing I've seen so far leads me to think that it is not possible."

Hodgson added that England's displays since the summer had partially made amends for their failure in Brazil.

"Fortunately, we have managed to redress the balance somewhat since the World Cup.

"Obviously, with that not going well for us that tends to colour one's view of the year. But one would like to think all experiences should give you something extra if you use them in the right way.

"In future tournaments you hope the players will be better prepared than they were going into this one."