Rous Cup 1985 - Matches
1	25 May 1985 - Scotland 1 England 0 [0-0] Hampden Park, Glasgow (66,439)	Gough	AL

Rous Cup 1986 - Matches
2	23 April 1986 - England 2 Scotland 1 [2-0] Wembley Stadium, Wembley (68,357)	Butcher, Hoddle Souness (pen)	HW

Rous Cup 1987 - Matches
3	19 May 1987 - England 1 Brazil 1 [1-1] Wembley Stadium, Wembley (92,000)	Lineker Mirandinha	HD
4	23 May 1987 - Scotland 0 England 0 [0-0] Hampden Park, Glasgow (64,713)		AD
5	26 May 1987 - Scotland 0 Brazil 2 [0-0] Hampden Park, Glasgow (41,384)	Rai, Valdo

Rous Cup 1988 - Matches
6	17 May 1988 - Scotland 0 Colombia 0 [0-0] Hampden Park, Glasgow (20,487)
7	21 May 1988 - England 1 Scotland 0 [1-0] Wembley Stadium, Wembley (70,480)	Beardsley	HW
8	24 May 1988 - England 1 Colombia 1 [1-0] Wembley Stadium, Wembley (25,756)	Lineker Escobar	HD

Rous Cup 1989 - Matches
9	23 May 1989 - England 0 Chile 0 [0-0] Wembley Stadium, Wembley (15,628)		HD
10	27 May 1989 - Scotland 0 England 2 [0-1] Hampden Park, Glasgow (63,282)	Waddle, Bull	AW
11	30 May 1989 - Scotland 2 Chile 0 [1-0] Hampden Park, Glasgow (9,006)	McInally, MacLeod

Notes

After the last of the British Championships in 1983-84, England continued to play Scotland annually for the next five years in the Rous Cup, which was contested in a single match the first two years and in a three-team tournament the last three years. The Rous Cup was named after the late Sir Stanley Rous, who served as secretary of the Football Association from 1934 to 1961 and president of FIFA from 1961 to 1974.  The 1989 edition of the Rous Cup was the last, and England's 1989 match against Scotland marked the end of a rivalry that, outside the First and Second World Wars, had been observed annually since the very first international match in 1872.  England did not meet Scotland again until the luck of the draw paired the two in group play at the European Championship final tournament of 1996 and again in playoff matches for qualification for the European Championship final tournament of 2000.

Sources

Green Flag Team England official website
Heatley, Michael & Ian Welch, England Football, pp. 33-35 (Dial House, Shepperton, Surrey, England, 1996)
Hockings, Ron & Keir Radnedge, Nations of Europe, vol. 1, pp. 198-99, vol. 2, p. 241-42 (Articulate, Ernsworth,  Hampshire, U.K., 1993)
Payne, Mike, England: The Complete Post-War Record, pp. 261-62, 267-68, 275-77, 281-82, 288-89 (Breedon Books Publishing Company, Derby, U.K., 1993)
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