England On This Day
	1889 1890 1911 1911 1926 1917	John Maynard's daughter, May, is born Harold Morse's daughter, Mabel, is born Tim Coleman rejoins Fulham FC Tom Baddeley's son, also a Tom, is born Billy Marsden marries Nancy Creighton in Silksworth Billy Pease signs for Middlesbrough FC for £2000 Tommy Graham joins Nottingham Forest FC for £50

End of Season tour match
161	Belgium 1 England 3 [1-1] Olympisch Stadion, Antwerpen (25,000)	1928	Moeschal (pen ????) Dean (2), Matthews	AW
			England's fifth visit to Belgium and fourth victory

Steve Smith dies in Ploughley aged 61 years

1930 1933 1934 1935 1939 1946 1947 1948 1950

Jimmy Hampson marries Elizabeth Davies in Walkden England team is chosen to play Switzerland Horace Burrows marries Kathleen Butler in Mansfield Jack Haines signs for Cheltenham Town AFC victory France 2 England 1 at Stade Olympique unofficial B FC Schaffhausen 0 England 6 England team is chosen to play Portugal B team is chosen to play Switzerland B Switzerland 1 England 5 in Bellinzona B team is chosen to play for Luxembourg

Festival of Britain Celebration Match
264	England 5 Portugal 2 [2-1] Goodison Park, Liverpool (52,686)	1951	Nicholson, Milburn (2), Finney, Hassall Patalino, Albano	HW
			Bill Nicholson is the oldest scoring post-war debutant FA Tour of Australia New South Wales 1 England 8

1952 1953 1956

Austria name their team to play England amateur Norway 1 England 1 at Ullevål Stadion George Eastham joins Newcastle United FC for £9000 FA Tour of South Africa Natal Province 0 England 4

World Cup preliminary match
314	Republic of Ireland 1 England 1 [1-0] Dalymount Park, Dublin (47,000)	1957	Ringstead Atyeo	AD
			the single point ensured England qualified for the 1958 World Cup under 23 Bulgaria 2 England 1 at Stadion Vasil Levski amateur West Germany 1 England 1 in Offenburg

goalkeeper Tony Coton born in Tamworth

1961 1967 1970

inter-level England 0 Young England 5 at Highbury Hull City AFC appoint Cliff Britton general manager

British Championship
454	England 0 Wales 0 [0-0] Empire Stadium, Wembley (70,000)	1971		HD
			First time England have had a home scoreless draw with Wales Bolton Wanderers FC appoint Jimmy Armfield player-manager

British Championship
470	England 1 Scotland 0 [0-0] Empire Stadium, Wembley (95,950)	1973	Peters	HW
George Ashmore dies in Handsworth aged 75			England's first Wembley clean sheet against Scotland since 1959

1974 1975 1977

under 23 France 2 England 2 in Valence youth Finland 0 England 1 at Wankdorfstadion youth Belgium 0 England 1 in Lokeren

British Championship
528	Northern Ireland 0 England 2 [0-2] Windsor Park, Belfast (35,000)	1979	Watson, Coppell	AW
			England beat an English-based Ireland team UEFA Group 1 Bulgaria 1 Republic of Ireland 0 women Denmark 3 England 1 in København

1984 1986

Italy awarded the 1990 World Cup Final tournament England World Cup Finals squad submitted to FIFA

Rous Cup match
625	England 1 Brazil 1 [1-1] Wembley Stadium, Wembley (92,000)	1987	Lineker Mirandinha	HD
			Three lions appear on the socks for first time

1988 1989 1993 1995 1996 1999 2000 2002 2003 2009 2010 2011 2014 2015 2016 2017 2021 2022

under 17 Sweden 0 England 2 in Sion B tour Iceland A 0 England 2 in Reykjavík UEFA Group 2 San Marino 0 Poland 3 semi-pro England 3 Highland League 4 in St.Albans women England 3 Portugal 0 at Griffin Park England drop to eleventh in the FIFA rankings Ukraine name a 26-man squad to face England women England 0 Germany 1 at Selhurst Park Nigeria name their WCF squad under 19 Republic of Ireland 0 England 1 in Dublin women Canada 4 England 0 in Lachine C England 0 Belgium U21 1 at Kassam Stadium Ben Foster signs for Birmingham City FC for £4m Algeria name their provisional WCF squad C England 0 Portugal 1 at Sixfields Stadium under 21 Wales 1 England 3 at the Liberty Stadium under 17 Spain 0 England 0 in Sliven under 21 England 1 Portugal o at Toulon under 17 FINAL Spain 2 England 2 in Varaždin Scotland name their ECF squad Germany name their Nations League squad

Opposition On This Day
BIRTHS		DEATHS & APPOINTMENTS
William Miller (Scotland)  Michel Vanderbauwhede (Belgium)  František Kloz (Czechoslovakia)  Frans Bouwmeester (Netherlands) Bert van Marwijk (Netherlands manager)  official Heinz Helmut Krug (Germany) official Primoz Arhar (Slovenia)  Andrea Pirlo (Italy)  Diego Forlán (Uruguay) Daniel Ngom Kome (Cameroon)  official Felix Zwayer (Germany) in West Berlin official José Luis Munuera Montero (Spain)  Waldemar Sobota (Poland) Walker Zimmerman (United States) Jasir Asani (Albania)  Alex Král (Czech Republic) in Slovakia	1854 1901 1905 1940 1952 1956 1968 1979 1980 1981 1983 1987 1993 1995 1998

England's Record on 19th May
Venue	P	W	D	L	F	A	GD	FTS	CS	FAv	AAv	Pts%	W/L
Home	4	2	2	0	7	3	+4	1	2	1.75	0.75	75.0	+2
Away	3	2	1	0	6	2	+4	0	1	2.00	0.667	83.3	+2

7

4

3

0

13

5

+8

1

3

1.857

0.714

78.6

+4