Brent Hills boosts job prospects as England open World Cup qualifying campaign in style "We've got rid of the stigma of the Euro finals," said Birmingham midfielder Karen Carney after her first-half hat-trick, together with goals by Arsenal's Ellen White, Chelsea's Eniola Aluko and Liverpool's Natasha Dowie, handed Belarus a 6-0 thumping to kick off the 2015 World Cup qualifying campaign in style. Under Powell's former assistant and now interim coach Brent Hills, and with the enthusiastic support of a near 7,000 Bournemouth crowd, England showed in abundance the "enthusiasm and zest" they had been accused of lacking by the Football Association director of football development Sir Trevor Brooking when watching them in the Euro finals. Brooking will be part of the selection panel that chooses the next national coach and Hills, whose temporary stint ends with the qualifier against Turkey on Thursday, boosted his prospects with an aggressive approach to facing limited opponents. Carney's hat-trick was supplemented by White's strike as Hills" team went four goals ahead by half-time, then Dowie and Aluko scored within two minutes of each other midway through the second half. Hills had left out five players who had been regulars during the Euro finals and captain Casey Stoney said: "It felt like a completely different team. Brent told us to focus on ourselves and not the opposition, and that's exactly what we did. He said he was going to enjoy these two games and we're aiming to do the same. After Saturday's conclusive victory Hills should go into his job interview with confidence if his team can similarly destroy Turkey on Thursday, but he said: "Short-term results don't hurt anyone, but if it was me (on the selection panel) I'd be looking in more depth. This is a very important job and it should go to whoever is the best applicant. Hills" application will be completed at Portsmouth's Fratton Park, when another big win will be expected against a team ranked 54 places below England at 65th in the world.