Notes

England's record at the U.S.A. Bicentennial Cup Tournament in 1976 includes one unofficial match, the 3-1 victory against Team America, which consisted of players of various nationalities drawn from North American Soccer League clubs and included players who had performed for other national teams. 

England's 1-0 loss to Mexico was part of both the Ciudad de México and the Azteca 2000 tournaments in 1985 and is counted in England's record for both tournaments.

To and including the U.S. Cup Tournament of 1993, two points were awarded for a win and one for a draw.  In the later tournaments, a win earned three points and a draw one.  In the Hassan II International Cup Tournament of 1998, each team played only two of the other three teams, and special rules were adopted to ensure there would be a winning team in the tournament.  As usual three points were awarded for a win and one point for a draw.  But penalty kicks contests were conducted at the end of regulation time when the teams were drawn, and an extra point was given to the team winning that contest.  Moreover, the penalty kick goals were included in the goals for and goals against columns in the tournament table for purpose of breaking deadlocks in the team standings.  As it turned out, the team standings would have been the same even had they been determined by the usual method without resort to the penalty kicks tie-breakers.  We have therefore disregarded in the rankings table what one Reuters story aptly called "an idiosyncratic points-scoring system."
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