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47 vs. Ireland
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49 vs. Scotland |
Monday,
13 March 1893
Home International Championship 1892-93
(10th)
Match
England 6 Wales 0
[2-0]
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Match
Summary
England Squad
Wales Squad
Team Records |
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Victoria
Athletic Ground, Boothen, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire
Attendance:
10,000;
Kick-off
3.37pm GMT |
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England -
Fred Spiksley ('from a freekick taken by
Clare, Schofield sent in a low shot, which Trainer saved, Spiksley
returned it and fairly beat the goalkeeper' 25, 'a hot scrimmage ended
in him scoring a second' 43, rebound after Trainer saved Schofield
shot 88
hattrick), Billy Bassett
('a swift oblique shot' 47), Jack Goodall
('the ball striking the crossbar and beating Trainer' 49), Jack
Reynolds ('Bassett passed to Reynolds, who
beat Trainer with a low, swift shot' 75). |
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Results 1891-1900 |
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England won the toss, Wales
kicked-off. |
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Match
Summary |
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 Officials |
England |
Type |
Wa |
les |
Referee
- John Campbell
Scotland
Linesmen -
Charles
James Hughes, 39 (16 August 1853),
Northwich, Cheshire & G/J.H. Jones, Shrewsbury
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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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flg.jpg) England
Team |
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Rank: |
No official ranking system established;
ELO rating
1st |
Colours: |
White jerseys and navy blue knickerbockers |
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Capt: |
Bob Holmes, first
captaincy |
Selectors: |
The seven-man FA
International Selection Committee, on Monday, 20 February 1893 at 61
Chancery Lane, London, following
trial games.
17th match, W 15 - D 1 - L 1 -
F 72 - A
14. |
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England
Lineup |
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Sutcliffe, John W. |
24 |
12 April 1868 |
G |
Bolton Wanderers FC |
1 |
0
GA |
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Clare,
Thomas |
28 |
4
February 1865 |
RB |
Stoke FC |
3 |
0 |
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Holmes, Robert |
25 |
23 June 1867 |
LB |
Preston North End FC |
4 |
0 |
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Reynolds, John |
24 |
21 February 1869 |
RH |
West Bromwich Albion FC |
2 |
1 |
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Perry,
Charles |
27 |
January 1866 |
CH |
West Bromwich Albion FC |
3 |
0 |
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Turner, James |
26 |
6 October 1866 |
LH |
Bolton Wanderers FC |
1 |
0 |
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Bassett,
William I. |
24 |
27 January 1869 |
OR |
West Bromwich Albion FC |
9 |
3 or
4 |
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Whitehead, James |
23 |
29 January 1870 |
IR |
Accrington FC |
1 |
0 |
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Goodall,
John |
29 |
19 June 1863 |
CF |
Derby County FC |
8 |
7 or 8 |
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Schofield, Joseph A. |
22 |
1 January 1871 |
IL |
Stoke FC |
2 |
0 |
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Spiksley, Frederick |
23 |
25 January 1870 |
OL |
Wednesday FC |
1 |
3 |
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reserves: |
reserves not known |
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team notes: |
Jack Goodall was the original inside-right, he replaced
Blackburn
Rovers FC's
Jack Southworth at centre-forward, who had a leg injury. James Whitehead was then added
as the new inside-right.
Everton FC's
Edgar Chadwick and
Alf Milward were replaced on the left by Schofield and Spiksley.
They were needed for their club's FA Cup semi-final appearance.
Jack Reynolds had already played five times for the Irish team,
scoring once (1890-91 (two appearances and one goal against England))
This equals the oldest team England have fielded.
Confusion reigned
as to who scored the final goal. The Times and Sporting Life credit
Schofield.The Sportsman, The Field, Manchester Guardian, Liverpool
Mercury say Spiksley put in the rebound after Trainer saved
Schofield's shot. |
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2-3-5 |
Sutcliffe -
Clare, Holmes -
Reynolds, Perry, Turner -
Bassett, Whitehead, Goodall, Schofield, Spiksley |
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Averages: |
Age |
25.1 |
Appearances/Goals |
3.2 |
0.9 |
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 Wales
Team |
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Rank: |
No official ranking system established;
ELO rating 5th |
Colours: |
Probably blue and red halves shirts and white shorts |
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Capt: |
James Trainer |
Selectors: |
Team
selection chosen by Committee, at The Hand Hotel, Chirk, on Friday, 3 March
1893, following a series of trial matches. |
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Wales
Lineup |
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Trainer, James |
30 |
7 January 1863 |
G |
Wrexham AFC & Preston North End FC, England |
8 |
33 GA |
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Jones, David |
25/26 |
1867 |
RB |
Chirk AAA FC & Bolton Wanderers FC, England |
9 |
0 |
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Parry, Charles F. |
23 |
early 1870 |
LB |
Llansilin FC & Everton FC, England |
3 |
0 |
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Williams, Edwin H. |
25 |
summer 1868 |
RH |
Flintshire FC & Crewe Alexandra FC, England |
1 |
0 |
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Davies, Joseph E. |
28 |
12 July 1864 |
CH |
Druids FC & Wolverhampton Wanderers FC,
England |
7 |
0 |
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Morris, Edward |
20/21 |
1872 |
LH |
Chirk AAA FC |
1 |
0 |
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James, Edwin |
23 |
spring 1869 |
OR |
Chirk AAA FC |
1 |
0 |
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Vaughan, James |
25 |
summer 1868 |
IR |
Druids FC |
1 |
0 |
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Butler, John |
24/25 |
early 1868 |
CF |
Chirk AAA FC |
1 |
0 |
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Lewis, Benjamin |
23/24 |
1869 |
IL |
Wrexham AFC & Middlesbrough FC, England |
5 |
2 |
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Robert, Roberts |
28/29 |
1864 |
OL |
Crewe Alexandra FC, England |
2 |
1 |
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reserves: |
reserves not known |
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team notes: |
Bob Roberts replaced Rhayader FC & Blackburn Rovers FC's John Bowdler |
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2-3-5 |
Trainer -
Jones, Parry -
Williams, Davies, Morris -
James, Vaughan, Butler, Lewis, Roberts |
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Averages: |
Age |
24.9/25.4 |
Appearances/Goals |
3.5 |
0.3 |
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Match Report |
The easy victory gained by
England over Wales at Stoke-on-Trent yesterday was in keeping with
expectations. The Football Association intrusted its good name to a
purely professional side, whereas, at Birmingham, the England team which
defeated Ireland by six goals to one on the 25th ult. was wholly
amateur. Yesterday's football went much in the same way as at
Birmingham, and the result, too, was very similar. Great interest was
aroused by the game, and about 10,000 spectators assembled on the Stoke
Ground, where the turf was in excellent condition. Choice of positions
fell to England, who in the first half-time had the advantage of the
wind, and at half-past 3 Wales kicked off...
...But the Englishmen soon
drove the ball back to the visitors' end, where Spikesley scored the
first goal for England. Out of some close forward play the home eleven
again beat Trainor...
Then Goodall and Bassett got
the ball to the other end, where the latter secured the third goal for
England. He also had a considerable share in the fourth goal obtained by
Goodall. Wales strove very hard to make matters a little even, but their
efforts were not attended with success, although their backs did pretty
well in the defence. Reynolds and Schofield each scored again for
England, who were declared the winners by six goals to none.
- The Times - Tuesday
14th March, 1893
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Source Notes |
The venue at Victoria
Ground was chosen by the F.A. Committee in London on Monday, 20
February 1893, at the same time the team was chosen.
Welsh Football Data Archive
Original newspaper reports
Rothmans Yearbooks
FA Yearbooks 1950-60
Ancestry.com
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