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This is the Football Daily podcast with Mark Chapman.

Ingle 1-3-0 in Greece, so they'll return to the top tier of the UAFer Nations League if they can beat the Republic of Ireland at Wembley on Sunday.

Leon Osmond and Izzy Christensen are with us and while correspondent John Murray gets interviews in Athens.

Izzy, everyone was called upon at some point and everyone did their job.

Yeah, very much so. I think it was a very clean, tidy performance.

You know, after a little bit of unrest in the build-up to the game with certain factors.

I think the squad looked and appeared to be very focused this evening.

I thought the balance across the team from 1 to 11 and the substitutes as well who came on

and had an impact as well.

I thought that the way it was managed from the staff,

Lee Carsley and his staff,

I think, yeah, massive, you know, fair play to them

and obviously they've got the job done

and important winning one.

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