British Championship
43	Saturday, 4 April 1891 - England 2 Scotland 1 [2-0] Ewood Park, Blackburn (6,000 to 10,000)	Goodall, Chadwick Watt	HW

1893 Eddie Edmonds (uncapped) in Finsbury
1896 England end a 20-match unbeaten run in front of a world record attendance

British Championship
58	Easter Saturday, 4 April 1896 - Scotland 2 England 1 [2-0] Celtic Park, Glasgow (57,315)	Lambie, Bell Bassett	AL

	1897 Home Championship is first mentioned  Albert Fletcher's son, Wilfred, is born 1901 Harry Thickitt's wife, Anna, dies
1903 Scotland return to Bramall Lane for first time in 20 years

British Championship
79	Saturday, 4 April 1903 - England 1 Scotland 2 [1-0] Bramall Lane, Sheffield (31,789)	Woodward Speedie, Walker	HL

1904 Archie Clark (uncapped) in Shoreham	1904 teams chosen for the England-Scotland match 1906 Harry Thickitt rejoins Bristol City FC as manager
1908 England play in front of another world record attendance

British Championship
94	Saturday, 4 April 1908 - Scotland 1 England 1 [1-0] Hampden Park, Glasgow (121,452)	Wilson Windridge	AD

1911 Joe Johnson born in Grimsby Bill Ridding (B manager) in Heswall	1908 William Garraty marries Annie Shufflebotham 1913 adjourned IFAB meeting held at the FA, FIFA join.
1914 Bob Crompton makes his record final appearance Home Championship fixtures confirmed for the new season

British Championship
119	Saturday, 4 April 1914 - Scotland 3 England 1 [1-1] Hampden Park, Glasgow (105,000)	Thomson, McMenemy, Reid Fleming	AL

	1921 Ernie Hine's son, Ernest, is born 1922 Robert King's son, Anthony, born 1923 Scotland team chosen for England
1925 England lose in Scotland for eight match in a row Archie Turner dies in Farnborough aged 47

British Championship
145	Saturday, 4 April 1925 - Scotland 2 England 0 [1-0] Hampden Park, Glasgow (92,000)	Gallacher (2)	AL

1929 Jimmy Adamson (reserve) in Ashington	1932 teams chosen for the England-Scotland match
1936 England's 500th goal scored for the Committee

British Championship
202	Saturday, 4 April 1936 - England 1 Scotland 1 [1-0] Empire Stadium, Wembley (93,267)	Camsell Walker (pen)	HD

1959 Jeff Hall dies of Polio in Little Bromwich aged 29

1938 teams chosen for the England-Scotland match  Eric Houghton's oldest son, Robert, dies 1940 Bill Dean appears in court for non-payment of taxes 1942 army England 4 Scotland 1 at Hillsborough 1953 youth West Germany 1 England 3 in Antwerp  Duncan Edwards makes his league debut aged 16 1955 amateur trial West Ham United 1 England 0 1957 Tom Finney is FWA Footballer of the Year 1959 Billy Wright's daughter, Victoria, born  Brian Clough marries Barbara Glasgow in Middlesbrough 1961 youth Italy 3 England 2 in Braga

1962 England beat Austria at Wembley for the first time

Friendly match
355	Wednesday, 4 April 1962 - England 3 Austria 1 [2-0] Empire Stadium, Wembley (50,000)	Crawford, Flowers (pen), Hunt Buzek	HW

1964 Paul Parker born in Forest Gate	1966 amateur trial Northern & Wearside 3 England 2  Terry Venables marries Christine McCann in West Ham 1973 amateur England 3 Finland 0 at Home Park 1979 youth England 2 Italy 0 at Villa Park 1983 under 17 Qatar 1 England 1 in Cannes
1984 The last Home Championship match against Northern Ireland

British Championship
586	Wednesday, 4 April 1984 - England 1 Northern Ireland 0 [1-0] Wembley Stadium, Wembley (24,000)	Woodcock	HW

1988 Frankie Fielding (unused) in Blackburn 2015 Bill Ellerington dies in Southampton aged 91 2018 Ray Wilkins dies in Tooting aged 61

1988 under 16 Israel 1 England 2 at Tel Aviv 1999 under 20 England 0 United States 1 in Kano         under 16 England 0 Italy 1 in Montaigu 2001 Sven-Göran Eriksson receives the Princes' Plaque 2003 England to play Turkey in İstanbul 2007 under 16 United States 0 England 0 at Les Esserts 2015 under 16 Côte d'Ivoire 1 England 1 in La Mothe 2019 England up to fourth in rankings  Gareth Southgate receives his OBE 2023 under 16 England 3 C.A.R. 2 in Chantonnay 2024 England drop to fourth in the FIFA rankings

Opposition On This Day
BIRTHS		DEATHS & APPOINTMENTS
Jack Owen (Wales) Valdus Lund (Sweden)  George Stephenson (Scotland)  Luis Tirado (Chile manager)  László Cseh (Hungary)  Amedeo Biavati (Italy)  Paddy Coad (Ireland)  Billy Houliston (Scotland)  official Hugh Phillips (Scotland) in Wishaw  Pavão (Brazil) René Girard (France)  Dietmar Kühbauer (Austria)  Peter Hoekstra (Netherlands)  Emerson (Brazil)  Jay de Merit (United States) Aiden McGeady (Republic of Ireland) in Falkirk  Alex Tetty (Norway)  Sami Khedira (Germany)  Marc Vales (Andorra) David Strelec (Slovakia)	1865 1895 1905 1906 1910 1915 1920 1921 1930 1954 1971 1973 1976 1979 1986 1987 1990 2001 2012 2020	Dubravko Pavličić (Croatia) dies Stephen Kenny (Rep. Ireland manager) appointed

England's Record on 4th April
Type	P	W	D	L	F	A	GD	FTS	CS	FAv	AAv	Pts %	W/L
Home	4	2	1	1	7	5	+2	0	0	1.75	1.25	62.5	+1
Away	4	0	1	3	3	8	-5	1	0	0.75	2.00	12.5	-3
Total	8	2	2	4	10	13	-3	1	0	2.50	3.25	37.5	-2