Mark Sampson's England reign in numbers

Here, Press Association Sport reviews his reign in numbers.

2013 - Sampson was appointed England Women head coach in December 2013.

58 - The number of games Sampson was in charge of the Lionesses.

38 - The number of wins England enjoyed under Sampson, with seven draws and 13 defeats.

66 - Sampson's win percentage in charge of the Lionesses.

+95 - The goal difference enjoyed by England over Sampson's 58 matches in charge.

1-1 -The result of Sampson's first game in charge of England against Norway. Eni Aluko scored for the Lionesses, who were three minutes away from victory against the 2013 European Championship runners-up.

10-0 - The biggest win of Sampson's reign as manager, away to Montenegro on September 17, 2014. Aluko scored a hat-trick, with Karen Carney and Toni Duggan each bagging a brace. England had recorded a 9-0 win against the same opposition in their previous game.

6-0 - The emphatic scoreline from his last game in charge against Russia on Tuesday.

3 - England finished third at the 2015 World Cup in Canada, beating Germany in the third-place play-off thanks to Fara Williams' extra-time penalty. Sampson's side also reached the last four of this summer's European Championship in Holland before losing to the hosts, who went on to win the competition.

43 - Sampson led England to a first victory over France in 43 years when they held on for a 1-0 win in the Euro 2017 quarter-finals.