With uncertainty surrounding the future of Roy Hodgson, attention has already turned towards who could take charge at Bristol City next season.
Two names now appear to be leading the race, with Lincoln City boss Michael Skubala and Portsmouth head coach John Mousinho emerging as the standout candidates for the role.

Skubala has earned plenty of admirers for the work he has carried out at Lincoln. Since arriving at the club, he has brought stability, organisation and a clear identity to the side, helping the Imps remain competitive in League One.
His calm approach and tactical discipline have reportedly impressed Bristol City’s hierarchy, who are believed to be looking for a younger coach capable of building a long-term project at Ashton Gate.
Mousinho, meanwhile, continues to enhance his reputation after guiding Portsmouth to an impressive campaign.
The former defender has been praised for the attacking style and strong mentality he has installed at Fratton Park, with many viewing him as one of the brightest young coaches in the English game.
Bristol City are expected to make a decision in the coming weeks as preparations begin for next season. While no official approach has yet been confirmed, both Skubala and Mousinho are understood to be firmly under consideration as the club searches for a new direction after Hodgson.