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England interim manager Lee Carsley on how he will approach the fixture with Greece: "All of the games are challenging in terms of getting the team and gameplan right. I think we've done that well, ultimately, and the proof will be there in the game.

"It's been quite a smooth camp. When you look at a lot of players who are here, we were ready to bring them in quite quickly because I had it in my mind who would come in. It wouldn't affect too much how we will play.

"Jarrad Branthwaite had a slight issue that he's had in the past and we were never going to take any chances with him. So, he has been replaced by Jarell Quansah."

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England interim manager Lee Carsley on the new players who have been called up to the squad: "The focus during the camp has been on the players who are here. It's important we make the most of the situation.

"With the amount of players who have pulled out, it gives other players an opportunity to be here. We are really looking forward to the game.

"The players who are here fully deserve to be here and are massively proud about being here. They are highly motivated for the game.

"We are expecting a tough game and we have to win, so our focus has been fully on the match."

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England interim manager Lee Carsley on captain Harry's Kane's comments regrading the number of player withdrawals: "I think it's his [Harry Kane's] opinion. I can only deal with what's in front of us.

"November has always been a challenging international window. The amount of players who have pulled out during this window, it's historically been like that. I know the under-21s and under-20s have had a lot of pull-outs as well.

"It is definitely that time of the season where fatigue and small injuries play a part in it.

"But it's brilliant for the other players who were on the outside of the squad. Now it's their chance."

Once the England squad had touched down in Athens last night, interim boss Lee Carsley and winger Anthony Gordon went straight into media duties to look ahead to tonight's game Greece.

The two Nations League fixtures will be Carsley's final matches in charge before Thomas Tuchel takes over in January, so let's see what he had to say first...

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In response to the new allegations, a PGMOL spokesperson said: "We are aware of the allegations and are taking them very seriously.

"David Coote remains suspended pending a full investigation.

"David's welfare continues to be of utmost importance to us and we are committed to providing him with the ongoing necessary support he needs through this period. We are not in a position to comment further at this stage."

The Sun says images of Coote were sent to a friend on more than one occasion during the tournament.

The BBC has not independently verified the pictures or the video and has approached Coote for comment.

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BBC Sport's chief football news reporter

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Referees' body PGMOL says it is taking new allegations around Premier League official David Coote "very seriously".

Coote is suspended from his role pending an investigation into a video which emerged earlier this week, in which the 42-year-old appeared to make disparaging remarks about former Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp.

On Wednesday the Sun newspaper published pictures it says were taken during this summer's European Championship, alleging they appear to show Coote sniffing a white powder through a rolled up US bank note.

Coote was working at the Euros in his capacity as a match official.

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Full-back Trent Alexander-Arnold was forced off in the first half of Liverpool's 2-0 win over Aston Villa on Saturday.

Midfielder Declan Rice was a doubt going into Arsenal's 1-1 draw with Chelsea on Sunday with a knock and was subbed off in the 71st minute. He is also playing with a broken toe.

Bukayo Saka was also a doubt, but the winger did start for Arsenal before limping off late on. He was injured playing for England in the last international break and missed two Arsenal games.

Chelsea's Cole Palmer played the duration of the match, despite being a doubt before kick-off.

Goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale reportedly fractured his finger during Southampton's 2-0 defeat by Wolves on Saturday.

Forward Jack Grealish was named in England's squad despite not featuring in any of Manchester City's last seven matches. Guardiola was unhappy with England picking Grealish, saying he had asked Grealish about the situation and the player had told him he wanted to report.

"Jack has had two or three setbacks in terms of injuries," added Guardiola.

Jarrad Branthwaite had been nursing a slight knock from Everton's match against West Ham and subsequently returned to his club.

Reasons for withdrawals from Chelsea defender Levi Colwill and Manchester City midfielder Phil Foden remain unknown, with both men playing 90 minutes at the weekend.

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Trent Alexander-Arnold, Cole Palmer, Phil Foden, Jack Grealish, Bukayo Saka, Declan Rice, Aaron Ramsdale and Levi Colwill have dropped out.

Everton's Jarrad Branthwaite was one of the replacement players called up to the squad, until he became the ninth player to withdraw.

Liverpool's Jarell Quansah is set to be his replacement, having trained with the team for the past three days.

For those out of the loop. Luke Shaw hasn't played for Manchester United at all this season.

His last appearance was for England in the Euros final, where he wasn't fully fit.

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Topping your Nations League group, even in League B, is possibly another way of getting to the World Cup, though...

And it's always good to have a back-up plan if things go wrong.

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When asked if the desire to play for England has drifted this international break, Harry Kane said: "Yeah, it's a shame this week obviously.

"I think it's a tough period of the season, maybe that's been taken advantage of a little bit.

"I don't really like it if I'm totally honest. I think England comes before anything, any club situation."

Just joining us? We're be building up to Nations League action this morning.

And reacting to Harry Kane calling out his team-mates last night.