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England's Home Uniform
March2016 to November2017

2014 Home Uniform
2016 Away Uniform
2017 Away Uniform
2018 Home Uniform
 
 
 

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Description
White v-neck short-sleeved shirt with large geometric mesh shapes covering each breast and a row of two smaller mesh diamond shapes below each breast, aligned diagonally away from the central torso, with a third underneath. Knitted blue-grey sleeves running across the shoulders up to the collar and across the reverse, below the collar, with white and blue-grey striped cuffs. White and blue-grey striped side and back of collar, edged with a sport royal blue stripe. Thick royal blue side-seams, with white pin-stripes, running down inner sleeves right to the hem. ENGLAND in blue-grey capitalised lettering on a white panel across the back of the collar. Embroidered emblem on left breast, with blue border and a silver star above the emblem. The opponent's name in capitalised blue lettering below the emblem and the date in blue below the opponent's name (e.g. 8 OCTOBER 2016). Blue Swoosh on right breast, blue number in centre of chest and on reverse, in same font as the new red away kit, with a white border outlined in blue. White emblem at base of each number on reverse. Surname in capitalised blue lettering in an arc above number on reverse in same font. Rectangular black label on left hip with AUTHENTIC in large silver capitalised letters, with two silver lines underneath, followed by a nine-character serial number in silver below, all within a silver border occupying two-thirds of the left-hand side of the label. Remaining third comprises a black Swoosh, with a black line underneath, followed by 2016 in black below, all on a silver background of interlocking diamond shapes. DRI-FIT in capitalised silver lettering on right hip.

White shorts. Thick blue seams, with white pin-stripes. DRI-FIT in capitalised silver lettering on right hip. Blue number on left thigh, in same font as on shirt, with blue Swoosh underneath. Embroidered emblem on right thigh, with blue border.

Challenge red socks with a blue Swoosh on shin. 32 blue lines on back of calf, getting progressively shorter after the first 16, mirroring the shape of the calf muscle. The central section of each line is a thicker and brighter blue, apart from the lowest four lines which are made up only of the thinner and lighter blue. Patterned grey fleck footings, with red and black lines running across the soles.

Against the Netherlands, England's captain, James Milner wore a plain pink armband. In the next three friendly fixtures, the armband was red. Against Turkey, it was red with the opponent's name in capitalised white lettering and the date in white below the opponent's name, whilst against Portugal it was plain red and against Spain, the opponent's name and date were displayed in blue. The armbands worn in the three European Championship matches by Wayne Rooney were blue and featured the NO TO RACISM and UEFA RESPECT logos. For the World Cup qualification fixtures and against France and Brazil, the captain wore a blue armband featuring a white C.

Variations
  • Against Netherlands, England wore the 'breast cancer care' logo on the right sleeve and the match details on the shirt were white i.e. non-contrasting.

  • The names of England's opponents, as they appeared beneath the emblem, were BRAZIL, FRANCE, HOLLAND, ICELAND, LITHUANIA, MALTA, PORTUGAL, RUSSIA, SCOTLAND, SLOVAKIA, SLOVENIA, SPAIN, TURKEY and WALES.

  • For the European Championship final tournament, the venue was displayed in blue beneath the date (LENS, MARSEILLE and NICE).

  • In the three European Championship matches, England had the tournament logo embroidered onto the right sleeve, and the UEFA RESPECT logo on the left sleeve.

  • For the World Cup qualification matches, England had the QUALIFIERS FIFA WORLD CUP RUSSIA 2018 logo on the right sleeve, and the European Qualifiers and UEFA RESPECT logos on the left sleeve.

  • Against Brazil, England wore the BOBBY MOORE FUND TACKLING BOWEL CANCER and CANCER RESEARCH UK logos on the right sleeve.

  • Dele Alli switched to wearing his forename (DELE) on the back of his shirt from the beginning of the 2016-17 season.

  • Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain only included his paternal family name (CHAMBERLAIN) on his shirts.

  • In the away games against France and Lithuania, England wore an alternative pair of white socks, with a blue Swoosh on the shin.

Most Appearances

13 - Eric Dier (1 sub), Kyle Walker (1 sub)

11 - Dele Alli (1 sub), Gary Cahill, Raheem Sterling (2 sub)

  • Forty players wore this shirt.

  • Walker spent the longest time on the pitch.

  • Seven players made their first international appearance in this shirt. Harry Maguire had made 41 by the end of 2021.

  • James Milner won the last of his 61 caps against Russia in the European Championship.

  • Six other players made their last international appearance in this shirt, including Theo Walcott's 47th and Phil Jagielka's fortieth.

Top Scorers

5 - Harry Kane (2 pens.), Jamie Vardy

3 - Daniel Sturridge

  • Chris Smalling was the only player to score his first international goal, whilst wearing this shirt. It was his only goal.

  • Wayne Rooney scored a record 53rd international goal, his last for England, to give them an early lead in the ill-fated encounter with Iceland.

  • Five other players scored their last international goal in this kit, including Jermain Defoe's twentieth.

  • Three different players took penalties for England in this kit (Kane, Adam Lallana and Rooney).

Captains

6 - Wayne Rooney

3 - Harry Kane

2 - Jordan Henderson

1 - Gary Cahill, Eric Dier, James Milner

  • Milner made his only appearance as captain, against the Netherlands.

  • Rooney continued to captain his country through the disappointing European Championship campaign and to the end of his international career, when he was replaced by Henderson and Kane.

  • Goalkeeper, Joe Hart also captained his country during this period.

 

A ground-breaking new style of England kit was released on 17 March 2016 in the form of both home and away versions. There were eye-catching blue-grey sleeves, together with red socks, worn for the first time in the first-choice kit since 1962 (though intended as a reminder of the 1984 victory in Rio).

Despite the startling shake-up to England's traditional colour combinations, the two kits were just more examples of Nike's Vapor template, a familiar sight at the 2016 European Championship. Both finalists had almost identical Vapor designs in different colours.

England, meanwhile, were settling into a worrying pattern of under-achievement. They had a young team of Premier League talents that beat all four of the Euro 2016 semi-finalists in the run-up to (and including Wales, during) the tournament, yet they were out-fought, both mentally and physically by an Iceland team that had far exceeded its own expectations. England were left like a terrified bunch of rabbits caught in the headlights.

Clearly, Gareth Southgate had a lot of work to do to restore some pride and give England back the belief that it did have the ability to compete on the world stage.

  • The all-white kit (with blue-grey sleeves) was also worn when England won the 2017 Under-20 World Cup in South Korea, beating Venezuela, 1-0 in the final in Suwon. Match details were added beneath the emblem for the only time in the tournament, and they included the venue, as per the details worn at Euro 2016. The players wore the FIFA fair play logo on the left sleeve and the FIFA U-20 WORLD CUP KOREA REP. 2017 logo on the right sleeve. England captain, Lewis Cook wore a yellow armband, with FIFA MY GAME IS FAIR PLAY in blue.

  • This kit was worn again when England won the 2017 UEFA Under-19 Championship in Georgia, beating Portugal, 2-1 in the final in Gori. Match details were added beneath the emblem for the only time in the tournament, but did not include the venue. Some players switched to shirts without any match details for the second half. The UEFA RESPECT logo was worn on the left sleeve and the tournament logo on the right sleeve. England captain, Jay Dasilva wore a blue armband which featured the NO TO RACISM and UEFA RESPECT logos.

  • An incredible hat-trick was achieved when England won the 2017 Under-17 World Cup in India, beating Spain, 5-2 in the final in Kolkata, once again wearing this kit. Match details were added beneath the emblem for the only time in the tournament, including the venue. The players wore the FIFA fair play logo on the left sleeve and the FIFA U-17 WORLD CUP INDIA 2017 logo on the right sleeve. England captain, Joel Latibeaudiere wore a blue armband, with FIFA MY GAME IS FAIR PLAY in white.

The shirt issued to Gary Cahill for the game with Russia
(from Richard Clarke's 'Three Lions - England Match Worn Shirts' Facebook Collection).

Matches in which England wore the 2016 Home White Uniform
Season 2015-16

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Roy Hodgson

Pre-European Championship Friendlies
952 29 March 2016 - England 1 Netherlands 2 [1-0]
The National Stadium, Wembley, London
(82,831)
Vardy
Janssen (pen), Narsingh
HL
953 22 May 2016 - England 2 Turkey 1 [1-1]
Etihad Stadium, Eastlands, Manchester
(44,866)
Kane, Vardy
Calhanoglu
HW
955 2 June 2016 - England 1 Portugal 0 [0-0]
The National Stadium, Wembley, London
(82,503)
Smalling HW

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European Championship Finals in France
956 11 June 2016 - Russia 1 England 1 [0-0]
Le Stade Vélodrome, Saint-Giniez, Marseille (62,343)
Beruzutski
Dier
ND
957 16 June 2016 - England 2 Wales 1 [0-1]
Stade Bollaert-Delelis, Avenue Alfred Maes, L
ens (34,033)
Vardy, Sturridge
Bale
NW
959 27 June 2016 - England 1 Iceland 2 [1-2]
Allianz Riviera, Saint-Isodore, Nice
(33,901)
Rooney (pen)
R.Sigurdsson, Sigborsson
NL
Season 2016-17

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Gareth Southgate
World Cup Preliminaries
961 8 October 2016 - England 2 Malta 0 [2-0]
The National Stadium, Wembley, London (81,781)
Sturridge, Alli HW
963 11 November 2016 - England 3 Scotland 0 [1-0]
The National Stadium, Wembley, London (87,258)
Sturridge, Lallana, Cahill HW

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Friendly
964 15 November 2016 - England 2 Spain 2 [1-0]
The National Stadium, Wembley, London
(83,716)
Lallana (pen), Vardy
Iogas Aspas, Isco
HD

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World Cup Preliminary
966 26 March 2017 - England 2 Lithuania 0 [1-0]
The National Stadium, Wembley, London (77,690)
Defoe, Vardy HW

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Friendly
968 13 June 2017 - France 3 England 2 [2-1]
Stade de France, ZAC du Cornillon Nord, Saint-Denis (75,000)
Umtiti, Sidibé, Dembélé
Kane (2 (1 pen))
AL

England wore all white, with blue-grey sleeves - the white home shirt and shorts with the alternative white socks, against France.

Season 2017-18

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World Cup Preliminaries
970 4 September 2017 - England 2 Slovakia 1 [1-1]
The National Stadium, Wembley, London (67,823)
Dier, Rashford HW
971 5 October 2017 - England 1 Slovenia 0 [0-0]
The National Stadium, Wembley, London (61,598)
Kane HW
972 8 October 2017 - Lithuania 0 England 1 [0-1]
LFF stadionas, Naujininkai, Vilnius (5,400)
Kane (pen) AW

England wore all white, with blue-grey sleeves - the white home shirt and shorts with the alternative white socks, against Lithuania.

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Friendly
974 14 November 2017 - England 0 Brazil 0 [0-0]
The National Stadium, Wembley, London (84,595)
  HD

 

Worn by 40 Players
Tammy Abraham Dele Alli Ross Barkley Ryan Bertrand
Gary Cahill Aaron Cresswell Nathaniel Clyne Jermain Defoe
Eric Dier Danny Drinkwater Joe Gomez Jordan Henderson
Phil Jagielka Phil Jones Harry Kane Michael Keane
Adam Lallana Jesse Lingard Jake Livermore Ruben Loftus-Cheek
Harry Maguire James Milner Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain Marcus Rashford
Wayne Rooney Danny Rose Chris Smalling Dominic Solanke
Raheem Sterling John Stones Daniel Sturridge Andros Townsend
Kieran Trippier Jamie Vardy Theo Walcott Kyle Walker
Danny Welbeck Jack Wilshere Harry Winks Ashley Young

 

Other match in which England wore the 2016 Red Socks
Season 2016-17

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Gareth Southgate
World Cup Preliminary
967 10 June 2017 - Scotland 2 England 2 [0-0]
The National Stadium, Hampden Park, Glasgow (48,520)
Griffiths (2)
Oxlade-Chamberlain, Kane
AD

England wore all red, with maroon sleeves - the red away shirt and shorts with the red home socks, against Scotland.

 
Matches in which England Under-21 wore the 2016 Home White Uniform
Season 2015-16

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Gareth Southgate
UEFA Under-21 Championship 2017 preliminary (group nine)
348 26 March 2016 - Switzerland 1 England 1 [0-0]
Stockhorn Arena, Thun (2,500)
Kamberi
Akpom
AD

England: Jordan Pickford, D.Iorfa, M.Targett, L.Baker. Calum Chambers, K.Hause, J.Swift (J.Ibe), James Ward-Prowse, C.Akpom (D.Solanke), Ruben Loftus-Cheek (M.Grimes), D.Gray.

England wore all white, with blue-grey sleeves - the white home shirt and shorts with the alternative white socks, against Switzerland.

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Festival International Espoirs de Toulon et du Var 2016
349 19 May 2016 - England 1 Portugal 0 [0-0]
Stade Léo-Lagrange, Toulon (tbc)
Baker NW

England: Jordan Pickford, D.Iorfa, Ben Chilwell, Nathaniel Chalobah, Calum Chambers, K.Hause, D.Watmore (C.Woodrow), James Ward-Prowse, K.Palmer (Nathan Redmond), Ruben Loftus-Cheek (Jack Grealish), L.Baker.

England wore all white, with blue-grey sleeves - the white home shirt and shorts with the alternative white socks, against Portugal.

350 23 May 2016 - England 7 Guinea 1 [4-1]
Stade De Lattre-de-Tassigny, Aubagne (tbc)
Grealish (2), Ward-Prowse (pen), Redmond, Makadji OG, Woodrow (2)
T.Diallo
NW

England: A.Gunn, J.Stephens, M.Targett, R.Holding, J.Swift, K.Hause (Calum Chambers), M.Grimes, James Ward-Prowse (Nathaniel Chalobah), C.Woodrow, Jack Grealish (D.Watmore), Nathan Redmond (K.Palmer).

352 27 May 2016 - England 1 Japan 0 [1-0]
Stade Léo-Lagrange, Toulon (tbc)
Baker (pen) NW

England: A.Gunn, J.Stephens, M.Targett (D.Iorfa), R.Holding, Calum Chambers (K.Hause), M.Grimes, Jack Grealish, J.Swift. K.Palmer, C.Woodrow, L.Baker (Ruben Loftus-Cheek).

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Festival International Espoirs de Toulon et du Var 2016 Final
353 29 May 2016 - France 1 England 2 [0-2]
Parc des Sports, Avignon (tbc)
Diallo
Baker, Loftus-Cheek
AW

England: Jordan Pickford, D.Iorfa, M.Targett, Nathaniel Chalobah, Calum Chambers, K.Hause, D.Watmore (J.Swift), James Ward-Prowse, L.Baker, Ruben Loftus-Cheek (J.Stephens), Nathan Redmond.

Season 2016-17

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UEFA Under-21 Championship 2017 preliminaries (group nine)
354 6 September 2016 - England 6 Norway 1 [2-0]
Weston Homes Community Stadium, Colchester
(8,454)
Rashford (3 (1 pen)), Chalobah, Loftus-Cheek, Baker
Zahid
HW

England: A.Gunn, D.Iorfa, M.Targett, Nathaniel Chalobah, Calum Chambers, K.Hause, L.Baker, James Ward-Prowse, Marcus Rashford (C.Akpom), Ruben Loftus-Cheek (D.Watmore), Nathan Redmond (D.Gray).

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Aidy Boothroyd

356 11 October 2016 -
England 5 Bosnia and Herzegovina 0
[2-0]
Banks's Stadium, Walsall (5,263)
Swift, Abraham (2), Onomah, Watmore HW

England: C.Walton, D.Iorfa, B.Galloway, I.Hayden, J.Stephens, Nathaniel Chalobah (Calum Chambers), J.Onomah, J.Swift, Tammy Abraham (D.Gray), Jack Grealish (Nathan Redmond), D.Watmore.

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Friendlies
357 10 November 2016 - England 3 Italy 2 [1-2]
St Mary's Stadium, Southampton (11,550)
Gray, Baker, Stephens
Conti, Di Francesco
HW

England: A.Gunn, I.Hayden, B.Galloway, Nathaniel Chalobah, Calum Chambers, J.Stephens, L.Baker (Tammy Abraham), James Ward-Prowse, D.Gray (D.Watmore), J.Swift (W.Hughes), Nathan Redmond.

358 14 November 2016 - France 3 England 2 [1-1]
Stade Robert-Bobin, Bondoufle (tbc)
Dembélé (2), Cyprien
Watmore, Baker
AL

England: J.Mitchell, D.Iorfa. K.Hause, Nathaniel Chalobah (Nathan Redmond), R.Holding (I.Hayden), A.Mawson, Jack Grealish (W.Hughes), Harry Winks (James Ward-Prowse), Tammy Abraham, L.Baker, D.Watmore.

England wore all white, with blue-grey sleeves - the white home shirt and shorts with the alternative white socks, against France.

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UEFA Under-21 Championship 2017 Finals in Poland (group A)
361 16 June 2017 - Sweden 0 England 0 [0-0]
Kolporter Arena, Kielce
(11,672)
  ND

England: Jordan Pickford, B.Holgate, Ben Chilwell, Nathaniel Chalobah, Calum Chambers, A.Mawson, J.Murphy (D.Gray), James Ward-Prowse, Tammy Abraham, L.Baker, Nathan Redmond.

363 22 June 2017 - England 3 Poland 0 [1-0]
Kolporter Arena, Kielce
(13,176)
Gray, Murphy, Baker (pen) AW

England: Jordan Pickford, B.Holgate, Ben Chilwell, Nathaniel Chalobah (W.Hughes), Calum Chambers, A.Mawson, D.Gray, James Ward-Prowse (Tammy Abraham), J. Swift, L.Baker, Nathan Redmond (J.Murphy).

England wore all white, with blue-grey sleeves - the white home shirt and shorts with the alternative white socks, against Poland.

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UEFA Under-21 Championship 2017 Semi-Final
364 27 June 2017 - England 2 Germany 2 [1-1]á´­áµ€
3-4 on penalty-kicks

Stadion Miejski, Tychy
(13,214)
Gray, Abraham
Selke, Platte
ND

England: Jordan Pickford, M.Holgate (D.Iorfa), Ben Chilwell, Nathaniel Chalobah (J.Murphy), Calum Chambers, A.Mawson, D.Gray (Nathan Redmond), James Ward-Prowse, Tammy Abraham, L.Baker, W.Hughes (J.Swift).

Season 2017-18

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UEFA Under-21 Championship 2019 preliminaries (group four)
365 1 September 2017 - Netherlands 1 England 1 [1-1]
Stadion de Vijverberg, Doetinchem
(5,211)
Ramselaar
Calvert-Lewin
AD

England: A.Gunn, J.Kenny, Ben Chilwell, Lewis Cook, Joe Gomez, D.Fry, J.Onomah, K.Dowell (D.Gray), Dominic Calvert-Lewin (Tammy Abraham), Dominic Solanke (K.Palmer), A.Lookman.

366 5 September 2017 - England 3 Latvia 0 [2-0]
Vitality Stadium, Bournemouth
(8,514)
Gray, Abraham, Palmer HW

England: F.Woodman, Trent Alexander-Arnold, Kyle Walker-Peters, Lewis Cook, Joe Gomez, Fikayo Tomori, S.Ojo (A.Lookman), T.Davies, Tammy Abraham (Dominic Calvert-Lewin), K.Palmer (Dominic Solanke), D.Gray.

367 6 October 2017 - England 3 Scotland 1 [1-0]
Riverside Stadium, Middlesbrough
(20,126)
Onomah, Abraham (pen), Solanke
Cadden
HW

England: A.Gunn, Trent Alexander-Arnold, Kyle Walker-Peters, Lewis Cook, Joe Gomez, D.Fry, D.Gray (J.Kenny), J.Onomah, Dominic Calvert-Lewin, Dominic Solanke (A.Lookman), Tammy Abraham (J.Harrison).

368 10 October 2017 - Andorra 0 England 1 [0-1]
Estadi Comunal, Andorra la Vella
(457)
Davies AW

England: A.Gunn, J.Kenny, Kyle Walker-Peters, K.Dowell, T.Davies, J.Worrall, Ainsley Maitland-Niles (Lewis Cook), Fikayo Tomori, Dominic Calvert-Lewin (Dominic Solanke), A.Lookman, J.Harrison (D.Gray).

England wore all white, with blue-grey sleeves - the white home shirt and shorts with the alternative white socks, against Andorra.

369 10 November 2017 - Ukraine 0 England 2 [0-1]
Obolon Arena, Kyiv
(2,500)
Solanke, Lukyanchuk OG AW

England: A.Gunn, J.Kenny, Kyle Walker-Peters, Lewis Cook, J.Worrall, Fikayo Tomori, D.Gray, Ainsley Maitland-Niles (A.Tuanzebe), Dominic Solanke (James Maddison), K.Dowell (Dominic Calvert-Lewin), A.Lookman.

The Under-21s' shirt did not display match details beneath the emblem, but in the three UEFA Under-21 Championship fixtures in Poland they wore the tournament logo on the right sleeve and the UEFA RESPECT logo on the left sleeve.

Matches in which England Women wore the 2016 Home White Uniform
Season 2015-16

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Mark Sampson
UEFA Women's European Championship Qualifying Group 7
354 8 April 2016 - England 1 Belgium 1 [0-1]
New York Stadium, Rotherham
(10,550)
J.Scott
Cayman
HD

England: Karen Bardsley, Alex Scott, Alex Greenwood, Jordan Nobbs, Steph Houghton, Casey Stoney, Fara Williams, Katie Chapman (Gemma Davison), Jill Scott, Demi Stokes (Karen Carney), Toni Duggan (Eni Aluko). (unused: Lucy Bronze, Carly Telford, Laura Bassett, Gilly Flaherty).

355 12 April 2016 -
Bosnia and Herzegovina 0 England 1 [0-0]
Stadion Bilino Polje, Zenica
(10,550)
Carney AW

England: Karen Bardsley, Alex Scott (Toni Duggan), Alex Greenwood, Jordan Nobbs, Steph Houghton, Casey Stoney (Lucy Bronze), Gemma Davison, Fara Williams (Fran Kirby), Eni Aluko, Jill Scott, Karen Carney. (unused: Carly Telford, Gilly Flaherty, Laura Bassett, Demi Stokes).

356 4 June 2016 - England 7 Serbia 0 [3-0]
Adam's Park, Wycombe
(5,903)
Greenwood, Daly, Carney (3 (1 pen)), White, Christiansen HW

England: Karen Bardsley, Lucy Bronze, Alex Greenwood, Fara Williams, Steph Houghton, Laura Bassett, Izzy Christiansen (Jade Moore), Jill Scott (Gemma Davison), Ellen White, Karen Carney, Rachel Daly (Nikita Parris). (unused: Alex Scott, Siobhan Chamberlain, Demi Stokes, Casey Stoney).

357 7 June 2016 - Serbia 0 England 7 [0-3]
Sports Center, Stara Pazova
(120)
J.Scott, E.White, Davison (2), Damjanovic OG, Parris (2) AW

England: Siobhan Chamberlain, Lucy Bronze, Demi Stokes, Fara Williams (Izzy Christiansen), Steph Houghton, Casey Stoney, Jade Moore, Jill Scott (Alex Scott), Ellen White (Nikita Parris), Karen Carney, Gemma Davison. (unused: Laura Bassett, Carly Telford, Alex Greenwood, Rachel Daly).

England wore all white, with blue-grey sleeves - the white home shirt and shorts with the alternative white socks, against Serbia.

Season 2016-17
358 15 September 2016 - England 5 Estonia 0 [3-0]
Meadow Lane, Nottingham
(7,052)
Scott, Carter (3), Carney (pen) HW

England: Siobhan Chamberlain, Lucy Bronze, Demi Stokes, Jordan Nobbs, Steph Houghton, Jo Potter, Gemma Davison (Gilly Flaherty), Jill Scott (Jade Moore), Nikita Parris (Rachel Daly), Karen Carney, Danielle Carter. (unused: Rebecca Spencer, Alex Scott, Claire Rafferty, Izzy Christiansen).

359 20 September 2016 - Belgium 0 England 2 [0-0]
Den Dreef, Heverlee
(6,754)
Parris, Carney AW

England: Karen Bardsley, Lucy Bronze, Demi Stokes, Jo Potter, Steph Houghton, Gilly Flaherty, Jill Scott, Jordan Nobbs, Nikita Parris (Rachel Daly), Karen Carney (Millie Bright), Danielle Carter (Jade Moore). (unused: Alex Scott, Siobhan Chamberlain, Izzy Christiansen, Gemma Davison).

England wore all white, with blue-grey sleeves - the white home shirt and shorts with the alternative white socks, against Belgium.

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Friendlies
360 21 October 2016 - England 0 France 0 [0-0]
Keepmoat Stadium, Doncaster
(7,398)
  HD

England: Karen Bardsley, Lucy Bronze, Demi Stokes, Jade Moore, Steph Houghton, Jo Potter, Jill Scott, Jordan Nobbs, Rachel Daly (Nikita Parris), Karen Carney (Toni Duggan), Gemma Davison (Alex Scott). (unused: Siobhan Chamberlain, Laura Bassett, Casey Stoney, Izzy Christiansen, Fara Williams, Millie Bright, Mary Earps, Danielle Carter).

361 25 October 2016 - Spain 1 England 2 [1-2]
Estadio Pedro Escartín, Guadalajara
(3,000)
Torrejón
Torrejón OG, Houghton
AW

England: Karen Bardsley, Lucy Bronze, Demi Stokes, Jade Moore, Steph Houghton, Jo Potter, Jill Scott (Izzy Christiansen), Jordan Nobbs, Nikita Parris (Toni Duggan), Karen Carney (Fara Williams), Gemma Davison (Rachel Daly). (unused: Alex Scott, Mary Earps, Laura Bassett, Casey Stoney, Millie Bright, Sophie Baggaley, Danielle Carter).

England wore all white, with blue-grey sleeves - the white home shirt and shorts with the alternative white socks, against Spain.

362 29 November 2016 - Netherlands 0 England 1 [0-0]
Koning Willem II Stadion, Tilburg
(7,676)
Taylor AW

England: Karen Bardsley, Lucy Bronze, Demi Stokes, Jade Moore, Steph Houghton, Jo Potter, Jill Scott (Jodie Taylor), Jordan Nobbs, Toni Duggan (Gilly Flaherty), Karen Carney (Fara Williams), Izzy Christiansen (Alex Scott). (unused: Siobhan Chamberlain, Laura Bassett, Gemma Bonner, Gemma Davison, Rachel Daly, Mary Earps, Nikita Parris, Danielle Carter).

363 22 January 2017 - Norway 1 England 0 [1-0]
La Manga Stadium, Cartagena
(75)
Hegerberg NL

England: Siobhan Chamberlain, Alex Scott, Demi Stokes, Lucy Bronze, Steph Houghton, Jo Potter, Nikita Parris, Jade Moore, Jodie Taylor (Millie Bright), Fara Williams (Ellen White), Toni Duggan. (unused: Mary Earps, Rachel Daly, Laura Bassett, Gemma Bonner, Jill Scott).

364 24 January 2017 - Sweden 0 England 0 [0-0]
Pinatar Arena, San Pedro del Pinatar
(-)
  ND

England: Siobhan Chamberlain, Rachel Daly, Claire Rafferty (Gemma Davison), Gemma Bonner, Gilly Flaherty, Millie Bright, Izzy Christiansen, Jordan Nobbs, Rachel Williams, Jill Scott, Karen Carney (Demi Stokes). (unused: Jade Moore, Mary Earps, Hannah Blundell, Steph Houghton).

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SheBelieves Cup

365

1 March 2017 - England 1 France 2 [1-0]
Tallen Energy Stadium, Philadelphia
(8,616)
Nobbs
Delie, Renard
NL

England: Karen Bardsley, Rachel Daly (Alex Scott), Demi Stokes, Lucy Bronze, Steph Houghton, Millie Bright, Jordan Nobbs (Izzy Christiansen), Jade Moore, Jodie Taylor (Rachel Williams), Jill Scott, Ellen White (Nikita Parris). (unused: Siobhan Chamberlain, Casey Stoney, Laura Bassett, Gemma Bonner, Fara Williams, Toni Duggan, Karen Carney, Mary Earps).

England wore all white, with blue-grey sleeves - the white home shirt and shorts with the alternative white socks, against France.

366 4 March 2017 - United States 0 England 1 [0-0]
Red Bull Arena, Harrison
(26,500)
White AW

England: Siobhan Chamberlain, Laura Bassett, Demi Stokes, Lucy Bronze, Steph Houghton, Fara Williams, Jordan Nobbs (Jade Moore), Karen Carney (Jill Scott), Nikita Parris (Jodie Taylor), Izzy Christiansen (Millie Bright), Toni Duggan (Ellen White). (unused: Karen Bardsley, Alex Scott, Rachel Daly, Casey Stoney, Gemma Bonner, Mary Earps, Rachel Williams).

England wore all white, with blue-grey sleeves - the white home shirt and shorts with the alternative white socks, against USA.

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Friendlies
368 7 April 2017 - England 1 Italy 1 [0-0]
Vale Park, Burslem
(7,181)
Taylor
Cernoia
HD

England: Siobhan Chamberlain, Lucy Bronze, Demi Stokes (Alex Greenwood), Jill Scott, Steph Houghton, Millie Bright, Jordan Nobbs, Jade Moore (Fara Williams), Jodie Taylor, Toni Duggan (Nikita Parris), Karen Carney. (unused: Carly Telford, Casey Stoney, Laura Bassett, Hannah Blundell, Jessica Carter, Izzy Christiansen, Sophie Baggaley, Melissa Lawley).

369 10 April 2017 - England 3 Austria 0 [1-0]
Stadium MK, Milton Keynes
(6,593)
White, Bronze, Christiansen HW

England: Siobhan Chamberlain, Lucy Bronze, Demi Stokes, Millie Bright, Steph Houghton, Laura Bassett, Jordan Nobbs, Jade Moore, Ellen White (Jodie Taylor), Toni Duggan (Karen Carney), Izzy Christiansen (Jill Scott). (unused: Casey Stoney, Carly Telford, Alex Greenwood, Hannah Blundell, Jessica Carter, Fara Williams, Melissa Lawley, Sophie Baggaley, Nikita Parris).

England wore all white, with blue-grey sleeves - the white home shirt and shorts with the alternative white socks, against Austria.

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UEFA Women's European Championship Finals in Netherlands: Group D

372

19 July 2017 - England 6 Scotland 0 [3-0]
Stadion Galgenwaard, Utrecht
(5,578)
Taylor (3), White, Nobbs, Duggan NW

England: Karen Bardsley, Lucy Bronze, Demi Stokes, Jill Scott, Steph Houghton, Millie Bright, Jordan Nobbs, Fran Kirby (Nikita Parris), Jodie Taylor (Toni Duggan), Ellen White (Karen Carney), Jade Moore. (unused: Jo Potter, Izzy Christiansen, Fara Williams, Casey Stoney, Siobhan Chamberlain, Laura Bassett, Alex Greenwood, Carly Telford, Alex Scott).

374 27 July 2017 - Portugal 1 England 2 [1-1]
Koning Willem II Stadion, Tilburg
(3,335)
C.Mendes
Duggan, Parris
NW

England: Siobhan Chamberlain, Alex Scott, Alex Greenwood, Laura Bassett, Millie Bright (Jordan Nobbs), Jo Potter, Karen Carney, Izzy Christiansen, Nikita Parris, Fara Williams, Toni Duggan (Demi Stokes). (unused: Karen Bardsley, Lucy Bronze, Jill Scott, Steph Houghton, Jodie Taylor, Jade Moore, Casey Stoney, Ellen White, Carly Telford, Fran Kirby).

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UEFA Women's European Championship Finals in Netherlands:
Quarter-final
375 30 July 2017 - England 1 France 0 [0-0]
De Adelaarshorst, Deventer
(6,283)
Taylor NW

England: Karen Bardsley (Siobhan Chamberlain), Lucy Bronze, Demi Stokes, Jill Scott, Steph Houghton, Millie Bright, Jordan Nobbs, Fran Kirby, Jodie Taylor, Ellen White, Jade Moore. (unused: Jo Potter, Izzy Christiansen, Fara Williams, Casey Stoney, Karen Carney, Laura Bassett, Nikita Parris, Toni Duggan, Alex Greenwood, Carly Telford, Alex Scott).

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UEFA Women's European Championship Finals in Netherlands:
Semi-final
376 3 August 2017 - Netherlands 3 England 0 [1-0]
De Grolsch Veste, Enschede
(27,093)
Miedema, Van de Donk, Bright OG AL

England: Siobhan Chamberlain, Lucy Bronze, Demi Stokes, Millie Bright, Steph Houghton, Fran Kirby, Jordan Nobbs, Ellen White, Jodie Taylor, Fara Williams (Toni Duggan), Jade Moore (Karen Carney). (unused: Karen Bardsley, Jo Potter, Izzy Christiansen, Casey Stoney, Laura Bassett, Nikita Parris, Alex Greenwood, Carly Telford, Alex Scott).

Season 2017-18

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FIFA Women's World Cup Qualifying Group 1
377 19 September 2017 - England 6 Russia 0 [4-0]
Prenton Park, Birkenhead
(7,047)
Parris, Taylor, Nobbs, Bronze, Duggan (2) HW

England: Siobhan Chamberlain, Lucy Bronze, Demi Stokes, Jordan Nobbs, Steph Houghton, Millie Bright, Nikita Parris (Karen Carney), Jodie Taylor (Ellen White), Fran Kirby (Izzy Christiansen), Toni Duggan. (unused: Laura Bassett, Carly Telford, Alex Greenwood, Jill Scott).

England wore all white, with blue-grey sleeves - the white home shirt and shorts with the alternative white socks, against Russia.

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Mo Marley
Friendly
378 20 October 2017 - France 1 England 0 [0-0]
Stadt du Hainaut, Valenciennes
(20,059)
Asseyi AL

England: Siobhan Chamberlain, Lucy Bronze, Demi Stokes, Fara Williams (Jade Moore), Steph Houghton, Millie Bright, Karen Carney (Melissa Lawley), Jill Scott, Jodie Taylor (Nikita Parris), Jordan Nobbs, Toni Duggan (Izzy Christiansen). (unused: Alex Greenwood, Carly Telford, Casey Stoney, Gemma Bonner, Jo Potter).

England wore all white, with blue-grey sleeves - the white home shirt and shorts with the alternative white socks, against France.

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FIFA Women's World Cup Qualifying Group 1
379 24 November 2017 -
England 4 Bosnia and Herzegovina 0
[1-0]
Bescot Stadium, Walsall
(10,029)
Houghton (2), Parris, Kirby (pen) HW

England: Siobhan Chamberlain, Lucy Bronze, Alex Greenwood, Jordan Nobbs, Steph Houghton, Millie Bright, Nikita Parris (Melissa Lawley), Izzy Christiansen (Jo Potter), Danielle Carter, Fran Kirby, Toni Duggan. (unused: Demi Stokes, Karen Bardsley, Jodie Taylor, Jill Scott, Karen Carney).

380 28 November 2017 - England 5 Kazakhstan 0 [1-0]
Weston Homes Community Stadium, Colchester
(9,643)
Lawley, Kirby (pen), Parris, Christiansen HW

England: Karen Bardsley, Lucy Bronze (Danielle Carter), Alex Greenwood, Fara Williams (Izzy Christiansen), Steph Houghton, Gemma Bonner, Nikita Parris, Jill Scott, Jodie Taylor (Fran Kirby), Kiera Walsh, Melissa Lawley. (unused: Jo Potter, Carly Telford, Leah Williamson, Jordan Nobbs).

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Phil Neville
SheBelieves Cup


381
1 March 2018 - England 4 France 1 [3-0]
MAPFRE Stadium, Colombus
(7,566)
Duggan, Scott, Taylor, Kirby
Thiney
NW

England: Karen Bardsley (Carly Telford), Lucy Bronze, Demi Stokes (Alex Greenwood), Kiera Walsh, Anita Asante (Abbie McManus), Millie Bright, Nikita Parris (Melissa Lawley), Jill Scott, Jodie Taylor, Fran Kirby (Izzy Christiansen), Toni Duggan (Ellen White). (unused: Fara Williams, Hannah Blundell, Siobhan Chamberlain, Rachel Daly, Georgia Stanway, Gabby George).

382 4 March 2018 - Germany 2 England 2 [1-1]
Red Bull Arena, Harrison
(7,882)
Kayikçi, Bright OG
White (2)
ND

England: Siobhan Chamberlain, Lucy Bronze, Demi Stokes, Fara Williams (Kiera Walsh), Abbie McManus, Millie Bright, Melissa Lawley (Rachel Daly), Jill Scott (Izzy Christiansen), Ellen White, Fran Kirby (Jodie Taylor), Toni Duggan (Nikita Parris). (unused: Karen Bardsley, Anita Asante, Hannah Blundell, Alex Greenwood, Georgia Stanway, Carly Telford, Gabby George).

383 7 March 2018 - United States 1 England 0 [0-0]
City Stadium, Orlando
(12,351)
Bardsley OG AL

England: Karen Bardsley, Lucy Bronze, Demi Stokes (Hannah Blundell), Abbie McManus, Kiera Walsh (Jill Scott), Millie Bright, Melissa Lawley (Toni Duggan), Ellen White, Jodie Taylor (Nikita Parris), Fran Kirby (Rachel Daly), Izzy Christiansen. (unused: Fara Williams, Anita Asante, Siobhan Chamberlain, Alex Greenwood, Georgia Stanway, Carly Telford, Gabby George).

England wore all white, with blue-grey sleeves - the white home shirt and shorts with the alternative white socks, against USA.

The Women's shirt had the same match details format beneath the emblem (including in non-contrasting white for the first two games), with the team names appearing as AUSTRIA, BELGIUM, BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA, ESTONIA, FRANCE, GERMANY, HOLLAND, ITALY, KAZAKHSTAN, NORWAY, PORTUGAL, RUSSIA, SCOTLAND, SERBIA, SPAIN, SWEDEN and USA. In the six UEFA Championship qualifiers and the four fixtures in the finals in the Netherlands they wore the competition logo on the right sleeve and the UEFA RESPECT logo on the left sleeve.

England's Record wearing the 2016 Home Shirt
Type P W D L F A GD FTS CS FAv AAv Pts % W/L
Home 10 7 2 1 16 6 +10 1 6 1.60 0.60 80.0 +6
Away 2 1 0 1 3 3 =0 0 1 1.50 1.50 50.0 =0
Neutral 3 1 1 1 4 4 =0 0 0 1.333 1.333 50.0 =0
Total 15 9 3 3 23 13 +10 1 7 1.533 0.867 70.0 +6

 

England's Under-21 Record wearing the 2016 Home Shirt
Type P W D L F A GD FTS CS FAv AAv Pts % W/L
Home 5 5 0 0 20 4 +16 0 2 4.00 0.80 100.0 +5
Away 7 4 2 1 12 6 +6 0 3 1.714 0.857 71.4 +3
Neutral 5 3 2 0 11 3 +8 1 3 2.20 0.60 80.0 +3
Total 17 12 4 1 43 13 +30 1 8 2.529 0.765 82.4 +11

 

England Women's Record wearing the 2016 Home Shirt
Type P W D L F A GD FTS CS FAv AAv Pts % W/L
Home 9 6 3 0 32 2 +30 1 7 3.333 0.222 83.3 +6
Away 9 6 0 3 14 6 +8 3 5 1.556 0.667 66.7 +3
Neutral 8 4 2 2 16 7 +9 2 3 2.00 0.875 62.5 +2
Total 26 16 5 5 62 15 +47 6 15 2.385 0.577 71.2 +11



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