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13 vs. Scotland
14
15 vs.
Scotland |
Saturday,
18 February 1882
International Friendly Match
Ireland 0
England 13
[0-5]
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Match
Summary
Ireland
Party
England Party
Team Records |
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Knock
Ground, Bloomfield, Belfast,
County Antrim
Attendance:
2,500 Receipts: £12
19s. 7d;
Kick-off in the afternoon
DMT |
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England -
Howard Vaughton (3rd min, + 4
more goals),
Jimmy Brown (8th min, +1 goal),
Arthur Brown
(15th min, + 3 goals),
Charlie Bambridge, Harry Cursham;
most goal times unknown.
Because it
is relatively impossible to find a full match report for this match, it is
not known whose hat-trick was completed first, Vaughton's or Brown's. |
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Results 1872-90 |
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England won toss, Ireland
kicked-off. |
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Match
Summary |
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Officials
[umpires and referees are of equal relevance] |
Ireland |
Type |
England |
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Umpires -
Samuel Sinclair
(Distillery FC)
&
William Pearce Dix
(Sheffield FA)
(replaced Charles William Alcock).
Referee -
Robert M. Kennedy
Ireland.
Played according to the Irish FA rules.
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Goal Attempts |
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Attempts on Target |
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Hit Bar/Post |
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Corner Kicks Won |
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Offside Calls Against |
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Fouls Conceded |
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Possession |
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An experimental law is introduced, that empowers the referee to award a goal
in cases where, in his opinion, a goal has been prevented from a deliberate
handball by the defending team. It lasts one season only, and it is
unknown as to whether it resulted in any England goals in 1881-82. |
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 Ireland
Team |
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Rank: |
No official ranking system established;
ELO rating
4th |
Colours: |
St. Patrick blue shirts, white shorts. |
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Capt: |
John McAlery |
Selectors: |
Team chosen by Committee, on 11 February 1882; |
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Ireland
Lineup |
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Hamilton, James |
22/23 |
1859 |
G |
Knock FC |
1 |
13
GA |
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McAlery, John M. |
23 |
9 September 1858 |
B |
Cliftonville FAC |
1 |
0 |
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Rattray, David |
nk |
not known |
B |
Avoniel FC |
1 |
0 |
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Martin, Donald C. |
22/23 |
1859 |
HB |
Cliftonville FAC |
1 |
0 |
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Hastings, John |
23/24 |
1858 |
HB |
Knock FC |
1 |
0 |
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Buckle, H. James |
27/28 |
1854 |
F |
Cliftonville FAC |
1 |
0 |
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McWha, William B.R. |
21/22 |
1860 |
F |
Knock FC |
1 |
0 |
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Davison, Dr. John R. |
21 |
25 April 1860
born
in Leeds, England |
F |
Cliftonville FAC |
1 |
0 |
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Sinclair, John |
25/26 |
1856 |
F |
Knock FC |
1 |
0 |
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Dill, Alexander H. |
18 |
27 June 1863 |
F |
Knock FC |
1 |
0 |
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Johnston, Samuel J. |
15
154 dys |
18 September 1866 |
F |
Distillery FC |
1 |
0 |
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reserves: |
reserves not known |
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team notes: |
The line-up included
Samuel Johnston, who at the age of 15 years and 154 days became the
youngest international debutant.
Some outdated sources list
David McCaw as starting, but he started the trial match the previous week.
John Waring (Cliftonville) was named in the original line-up, but
following a 'misdemeanor', his place went to Buckle. |
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2-2-6 |
Hamilton -
McAlery, Rattray -
Martin, Hastings -
Buckle,
McWha, Davison, Sinclair, Dill, Johnston. |
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Averages: |
Age |
21.7-22.3 |
Appearances/Goals |
1.0 |
0.0 |
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flg.jpg) England
Team |
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Rank: |
No official ranking system established;
ELO rating
2nd |
Colours: |
White shirts with the English Arms in black on
the breast, white shorts; |
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Capt: |
Charlie Bambridge,
first captaincy. |
Selectors: |
The Football Association Committee following
trial games, with Secretary Charles W. Alcock having the primary influence,
on Tuesday, 7 February 1882. |
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England
Lineup |
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Rawlinson, John F.P. |
21 |
21 December 1860 |
G |
Cambridge
University AFC &
Old Etonians
AFC |
1 |
0
GA |
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Dobson, Alfred
T.C. |
22 |
28 March 1859 |
RB |
Notts County FC &
Corinthians FC |
1 |
0 |
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Greenwood, Doctor
H. |
21 |
31 October 1860 |
LB |
Blackburn Rovers FC |
1 |
0 |
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Hargreaves,
Frederick W. |
23 |
16 August 1858 |
HB |
Blackburn Rovers FC |
3 |
0 |
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King, Robert
S. |
19 |
4 April 1862 |
HB |
Oxford University AFC |
1 |
0 |
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Bambridge,
E. Charles |
23 |
30 July 1858 |
OR |
Swifts FC |
4 |
6 |
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Barnet,
Horace H. |
25 |
6 March 1856 |
IR |
Royal Engineers FC &
Corinthians FC |
1 |
0 |
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Brown,
Arthur |
22 |
15 March 1859 |
CF |
Aston Villa FC |
1 |
4 |
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Brown, James |
19 |
31 July 1862 |
CF |
Blackburn Rovers FC |
2 |
2 |
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Vaughton,
O. Howard |
21 |
9 January 1861 |
IL |
Aston Villa FC |
1 |
5 |
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Cursham,
Henry A. |
22 |
27 November 1859 |
OL |
Notts County FC &
Corinthians FC |
2 |
1 |
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reserves: |
Arthur Mallinson (Barnsley Wanderers FC, goal),
Arthur Bambridge (Swifts FC, full-back),
W.H. Norris (full-back),
C.G. Colom (both
Old
Carthusians AFC, half-back),
Record cap holder
Billy Mosforth (Wednesday FC, left wing),
William Page (Old
Carthusians AFC, centre),
Percivall Parr (Oxford University AFC, centre),
Edward Hansell (Old
Carthusians AFC, right wing). |
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team notes: |
Norman Bailey (Old Westminsters AFC) was the original Captain and
half-back. His place went to King. Vaughton also replaced
George Holden (Wednesbury Old Athletic FC, right wing). Barnet
replaced
E.J. Wilson (Old
Carthusians AFC, right wing).
Charlie and
Arthur Bambridge were brothers. Charlie extends his record as
England's top goalscorer.
This is the first match, since the very
first that England have not conceded a goal. |
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2-2-6 |
Rawlinson -
Dobson, Greenwood -
Hargreaves, King -
Bambridge, Barnet, A.Brown, J.Brown, Vaughton, Cursham. |
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Averages: |
Age |
21.6 |
Appearances/Goals |
1.6 |
0.5 |
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Match Report |
 Weather
being bitterly cold, a gale blowing, accompanied at times by showers
of rain and hail.
On Saturday last
for the first time an Irish Association team met a picked eleven of
English players, at Bloomfield, Belfast. England won the toss and chose
to play with a strong wind at their backs. Ireland set the ball rolling:
it was soon returned and in a few minutes England forced the ball
underneath the crossbar. In the result, England were pronounced
victorious by 13 goals to none. -
The Times - Monday
20th
February, 1882
IN OTHER NEWS...
Great Marlow beat the Old Foresters 1-0 to reach the F.A. Cup semi-finals for the only
time, where they were beaten 5-0 by the eventual winners, Old Etonians.
It was on 17 February 1882
that Lord Donoughmore's motion was passed for a Select Committee to be set
up to investigate the inefficiencies of the previous year's Irish Land Act.
Source Notes
Official matchday programme April
1970
Jonny Dewart at
Northern Ireland's Footballing Greats
TheFA.com
Rothman's Yearbooks
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