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FIRST MEETING vs. HUNGARY
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102 vs. Hungary
Wednesday, 10 June 1908
End of Season Continental Tour Match

Hungary 0 England 7 
[0-4]
 







Football League Record
Hungary is the fifth nation visited by England

Millenáris Sportpálya, Szabó József utca, Zugló, Buda-Pesth
Kick-off (tbc): 'tbc.' tbcpm GMT;
Attendance: '6,500'
Receipts:
England's first visit to Hungary
   
75th first half away goal> [0-1] Vivian Woodward 13
[0-2] George Hilsdon 28
[0-3] Jimmy Windridge 30
[0-4] Jock Rutherford 38
 
Hungarian records state that Woodward scored Hilsdon's 48th minute goal and that Rutherford scored his 88th minute goal>
eightieth friendly goal scored>
 [0-5] George Hilsdon 48 BRACE
[0-6] George Hilsdon 71 HAT-TRICK
[0-7] George Hilsdon 88 MULTIPLE (4)
 
 
 

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Hungary Team Records England
Referee
Hugo Meisl
26 (16 November 1881), Malešov, Bohemia
 
Linesmen
   
 

Hungary Team

 

Rank

No official ranking system established;
ELO rating 11th
Colours not known
Captain Sándor Bródy Selection Ferenc Stobbe, 43 (1 December 1864).
last of nine matches, W 3 - D 1 - L 5 - F 22 - A 29.
Hungary Lineup
  Domonkos, László 20 10 October 1887 G MTK Budapest FC 6 22ᵍᵃ
  Rumbold, Gyula 20 6 December 1887 RB Ferencvárosi TC 6 0
  Csüdör, Ferenc 22 21 March 1886 LB MTK Budapest FC 3 0
  Ficzere, Péter 23 20 March 1885 RH Budapesti AK 5 0
  Bródy, Sándor 24 7 June 1884 CH Ferencvárosi TC 6 0
  Simon, Ferenc 22 24 February 1886 LH Budapesti AK 1 0
  Rónay, Zoltán 20 30 May 1888 OR Ferencvárosi TC 1 0
  Weisz, Ferenc 23 23 February 1885 IR Ferencvárosi TC 6 1
  Koródy, Károly 20 21 October 1887 CF Ferencvárosi TC 3 0
  Schlosser, Imre 18 11 October 1889 IL Ferencvárosi TC 9 3
  Borbás, Gáspár 23 26 July 1884 OL Magyar AC 12 8
reserves: not known
team notes:  
 
2-3-5 Domonkos -
Rumbold, Csüdör -
Ficzere, Bródy, Simon -
Rónay, Weisz, Koródy, Schlosser, Borbás
.

Averages:

Age   Appearances/Goals 5.3 1.1
 

England Team

 

Rank

No official ranking system established;
ELO rating 1st
Colours White collared jerseys and navy blue shorts
Captain Vivian Woodward Selection
Selectors: Daniel Woolfall and Fred Wall
Trainer: Bob Holmes
The two-man FA International Selection Committee
¹⁰ most goals as captain
P 6 of 14, W 5 - D 1 - L 0 - F 35 - A 5. P 66 of 195, W 47 - D 13 - L 6 - F 231 - A 60.
  team chosen on Saturday, 16 May 1908.
England Lineup
  two changes to the previous match (Corbett & Hilsdon>Pennington & Bradshaw) league position (FINAL POSITIONS) ave FL pos: 15th
  Bailey, Horace P. 26 3 July 1881 G Leicester Fosse FC (FL2 RU) 4 3ᵍᵃ
  Crompton, Robert 28 26 September 1879 RB Blackburn Rovers FC (FL1 15th) 20 0
  Corbett, Walter S. 27 26 November 1880 LB Birmingham FC (FL1 BOTTOM) 2 0
  Warren, Benjamin 29 7 May 1879 RH Derby County FC (FL2 6th) 12 1
  Wedlock, William J. 27 28 October 1880 CH Bristol City FC (FL1 10th) 9 1
  Hawkes, Robert M. 27 18 October 1880 LH Luton Town FC (SL1 18th) 4 0
Rutherford, John 23 12 October 1884 OR Newcastle United FC (FL1 4th) 10 2
Woodward, Vivian J. 29 3 June 1879 IR Tottenham Hotspur FC (SL1 7th) 15 16

Hilsdon, George 22 10 August 1885 CF Chelsea FC (FL1 13th) 6 10
  the 61st brace, 24th hattrick, eighth four-goal scored
   
Windridge, James E. 25 21 October 1882 IL Chelsea FC (FL1 13th) 6 6
  Bridgett, G. Arthur 25 11 October 1882 OL Sunderland AFC (FL1 16th) 5 2
reserves: Jesse Pennington (West Bromwich Albion FC (FL2 5th)) and Frank Bradshaw (The Wednesday FC (FL1 5th)).
team changes: The original selection included Kenneth Hunt (Wolverhampton Wanderers FC (FL2 9th)'s & Oxford University AFC), Evelyn Lintott (Queen's Park Rangers FC (SL1 CHAMPIONS)) and Harry Stapley (West Ham United FC (SL1 10th)). Their places went to Hawkes, Wedlock and Hilsdon.
team notes: Andy Ducat (Woolwich Arsenal FC (FL1 14th)) was unable to accept the post of 'reserve', as he had prior cricketing arrangements.
appearance notes: Bob Crompton is the third player to make twenty appearances, Vivian Woodward is the ninth player to have made fifteen and Ben Warren is the fifteenth to make twelve. With the appearance of Jock Rutherford, twenty England players have now played for their country on at least ten different occasions.
Billy Wedlock is the 26th player to have made nine appearances, whilst 46 players have now made six. Arthur Bridgett is the 59th to have made five and 88 players have made four appearances. 195 players have played for England more than once.
Crompton is the xth player to make twenty appearances under the guidance of the ISC whereas Woodward is the x player to make fifteen.
goal notes: Vivian Woodward is the second player to have scored sixteen England goals.
George Hilsdon is the eighth England player to have scored at least ten goals.
records: This is England's fiftieth match away from home, and their first match on a Wednesday.
With the beginnings of a continental tour, this is the first time England have played six matches in a season. It is also the first time time they have played six away matches in a row, spending a record 116 days on the road.
England have scored four hattricks in one season for the first time.
The first time England have scored 35 goals in a season.
 
2-3-5 Bailey -
Crompton, Corbett -
Warren, Wedlock, Hawkes -
Rutherford, Woodward, Hilsdon, Windridge, Bridgett

Averages:

Age   Appearances/Goals 8.5 2.8
 
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       In Other News....
It was on 9 June 1908 that King Edward VII became the first British monarch to visit the Russian Empire. The King and Queen were met by his nephew, Tsar Nicholas II and his family off the coast of Reval in the Baltic Sea. Reval is now the Estonian capital of Tallinn.
 
  
       Source Notes
TheFA
England Football Factbook
Magyarfutball.hu
Magyarvalogatott.hu
Rothman's Yearbooks
The Football Association Yearbooks
Original Newspaper Reports
Ancestry.com
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