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13th May

England on
14th May

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England On This Day



Frank Saunders dies in South Africa aged 40 years
1878
1893
1904
1905
1910
1919

1925
1926
Charlie Alcock's youngest, Violet, is born
Fred Wheldon marries Emma Thompson in Langley
Sam Wolstenholme joins Blackburn Rovers FC

Frank Bradshaw joins Northampton Town for £250
Tommy Roberts joins Preston North End FC
Dan Tremelling joins Birmingham FC
FA tour of Australia South Australia 0 England 10
Fulham FC offered managers job to Andy Ducat

End-of-season tour match
172 Austria 0 England 0 [0-0]
Hohe Warte Stadion, Wien (61,000)
1930

  AD
England fail to beat Austria for the first time
Ronnie Starling signs for Newcastle United FC for £3750
Jack Crayston joins Bradford FC
End-of-season tour match
176 France 5 England 2 [3-1]
Stade Olympique Yves-du-Manoir, Paris
(35,000)
1931 Laurent, Mercier (2), Langiller, Delfour
Crooks, Waring
AL
Walter Norris dies in Brackley aged 68 years England lose to France for the first time

     

End-of-season tour match
209 Norway 0 England 6 [0-4]
Ullevål Stadion, Oslo (20,000)
1937
Kirchen, Holmsen OG, Galley, Steele (2), Goulden AW
England wear numbers on their shirts for the first time
England play on a Friday for the first time

Arthur Cowell leaves Blackburn Rovers FC
End-of-season tour match
216 Germany 3 England 6 [2-4]
Olympiastadion, Berlin (105,000)
1938
Gellesch, Gauchel, Pesser
Bastin, Robinson (2), Broome, Matthews, Goulden
AW
The match is to be remembered for its Nazi salute
Eric Keen signs for Chelmsford City FC


1947
1949
the funeral of Harry Jones in Derby
youth England 4 Ireland 2 at Boothferry Park

End-of-season European tour match
254 Portugal 3 England 5 [0-3]
Estadio Nacional, Lisboa (70,000)
1950
David (2), Vasques
Finney (4 (2 pen)),
Mortensen
 
England wear short sleeves for the first time
awarded two penalty kicks in one match for first time













Nigel Reo-Coker born in Croydon





 Aaron Ramsdale born in Newcastle-under-Lyme
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2021
England team is chosen to play Italy
GB amateur Germany 2 Great Britain 1 in Düsseldorf
unofficial Buenos Aires XI 3 FA XI 1
England team is chosen to play France
youth England 3 Northern Ireland 0 at Vicarage Road
FA tour of Bermuda Bermuda 1 England 14
FA tour of Nigeria Lagos 2 England 7
youth Northern Ireland 2 England 5 in Portadown
GB amateur Italy U23 5 Great Britain 1 in Brescia
Bobby Moore plays his last game on English soil
women Northern Ireland 0 England 4 in Belfast
Alan Ball retires from playing

testimonial Aston Villa FC 1 England 5
unofficial Korea Republic 1 England 4 in Colorado
women England 2 Belgium 0 in Epinal
England up to thirteenth in the FIFA rankings
Matthew Upson joins Arsenal FC for £2m.
under 21 France 1 England 1 in Nîmes
women England 1 Norway 2 at Boundary Park

The FA appoint Kevin Keegan as new manager
under 20 Brazil 0 England 0 in Fréjus
National Game XI England 1 Wales 1 in Boston
testimonial Southampton 9 England 9
Rochdale AFC sack manager John Hollins by fax
Graham Taylor retires from management
women England 1 Iceland 0 at London Road
Paul Robinson joins Tottenham Hotspur FC for £1½m
Manchester City FC sack manager Stuart Pearce
FA appoint Gary Neville as Roy Hodgson's assistant
Sweden name their ECF squad
Tom Heaton IS released by Cardiff City FC
Brazil name a Confederations squad for England
Ecuador name a 30-man provisional WCF squad
Panama name a 35-man provisional WCF squad
Tunisia name a 29-man provisional WCF squad
Costa Rica name their WCF squad
Nigeria name a 30-man provisional WCF squad
Michael Carrick retires from playing
the funeral of Doug Holden in Muswell Hill

Opposition On This Day
BIRTHS DEATHS & APPOINTMENTS
English McConnell (Ireland)
Hugo Mantel (Germany)
Knud Lundberg (Denmark)

Verner Nielsen (Denmark)
Eric Caldow (Scotland)
Mel Charles (Wales)
Slavko Kovacic (Austria manager) in Yugoslavia
official Thorsten Schiffner (Germany) in Konstanz
Bill Tchato (Cameroon)
Brian Priske (Denmark)
Gustavo Varela (Uruguay)
Carlos Tenorio (Ecuador)
Grygera Zdeněk (Czech Republic)
Hassan Yebda (Algeria) in France
Ari Skúlason (Iceland)
Marquinhos (Brazil)

Emmanouil Siopis (Greece)
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1950
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1984
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1994

2018
2019
John McDougall (Scotland) dies














Roberto Mancini (Italy manager) appointed
Krasimir Balakov (Bulgaria manager) appointed

England's Record on 14th May
Venue P W D L F A GD FTS CS FAv AAv Pts% W/L
Away 5 3 1 1 19 11 +8 1 2 3.80 2.20 70.0 +2
5 3 1 1 19 11 +8 1 2 3.8 2.2 70 +2
 
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