Wales boss says England job not on his radar

Wales manager Chris Coleman would "never, ever" consider taking charge of his team's beleaguered British rivals England, he said ahead of Wednesday's Euro 2016 semifinal against Portugal.

Having guided Wales to its first major tournament semifinal by masterminding a stirring 3-1 win over Belgium last week, Coleman's star is firmly on the rise.

England is seeking a new manager after Roy Hodgson stepped down following the team's humiliating last 16 loss to Iceland. While Coleman is not expecting a call from the Football Association, he said on Sunday he has absolutely no interest in the job.