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Saturday, 1 April 1911
Home International Championship 1910-11 (28th) Match

England 1 Scotland 1 [1-0]
 
 

Goodison Park, Goodison Road, Mere Green, Walton, Liverpool, Lancashire
Kick-off (GMT): '3.30pm'
Attendance: '38,000' (English record)
Receipts: '£2081'


 

Football League Record
England's third visit to Goodison is their sixth visit to Liverpool and eleventh visit to Lancashire
Bob Crompton won the toss x kicked off

[1-0] Jimmy Stewart 18
 'Bache centred for Webb, whose shot was stopped, the ball came to Stewart, who shot hard into the net'
Alex Higgins had scored late in the first half. The ball certainly went in and back out into play. Despite vigorous claims, Nunnerley would not allow a goal.
 
  [1≡1] Alex Higgins header 88
'headed in a Smith corner'
 
   

"..." Sheffield Daily Telegraph

Officials        

England Team Records Scotland
Referee
William Nunnerley
Wales
Linesmen
S.D. Peers
Liverpool
A.M. Robertson,
Stenhousemuir (SFA President)
 

England Team

 

Rank

No official ranking system established;
ELO rating 1st
Colours White collared jerseys and navy blue shorts
Captain Bob Crompton Selection The five-man FA International Selection Committee
P 12 of 21, W 6 - D 4 - L 2 - F 16 - A 11. P 79 of 195, W 57 - D 15 - L 7 - F 271 - A 70.
  team chosen at 42 Russell Square, London, on Monday, 27 March 1911.
England Lineup
    two changes to the previous match (Stewart & Bache>Fleming & Woodward) league position (27th March) ave FL pos: 14th¹⁰
  Williamson, Reginald G. 26 6 June 1884 G Middlesbrough FC (FL1 9th) 4 3ᵍᵃ
  Crompton, Robert 31 26 September 1879 RB Blackburn Rovers FC (FL1 12th) 32 0
most apps 1909-11
  Pennington, Jesse 27 23 August 1883 LB West Bromwich Albion FC (FL2 3rd) 16 0
  Warren, Benjamin 31
329 days
7 May 1879 RH Chelsea FC (FL2 2nd) 22 2
final app 1906-11
  Wedlock, William J. 30 28 October 1880 CH Bristol City FC (FL1 BOTTOM) 22 1
  Hunt, Rev. Kenneth R.G. 27
36 days
24 February 1884 LH Leyton FC & Wolverhampton Wanderers FC (FL2 11th) 2 0
final app 1911
  Simpson, John 25 25 December 1885 OR Blackburn Rovers FC (FL1 12th) 3 0
Stewart, James 28
76 days
15 January 1883 IR Newcastle United FC (FL1 5th) 3 2
the seventh Novocastrian to represent England final app 1907-11
  Webb, George W. 22
257 days
18 July 1888 CF West Ham United FC (SL1 5th) 2 1
final app 1911
  Bache, Joseph W. 31
52 days
8 February 1880 IL Aston Villa FC (FL1 2nd) 7 4
final app 1903-11
  Evans, Robert E. 25 19 October 1885 OL Sheffield United FC (FL1 7th) 3 1

reserves:

Albert Sturgess (Sheffield United FC (FL1 7th)) and George Holley (Sunderland AFC (FL1 3rd)).

team notes:

Robert Evans previously played ten times for Wales, four of which were against England.
Ben Warren was injured just before halftime and had to retire, although he rejoined his team for the second half.

appearance notes:

Billy Wedlock is the first England player to make 22 consecutive appearances.
Bob Crompton continues to extend his tally as England's record appearance holder. Five players have now made 22 appearances and Jesse Pennington is the twelfth to have made sixteen.
Joe Bache is the 42nd player to have made seven appearances, whereas goalkeeper Tim Williamson is the 94th to have made four. 136 have now made three and 209 have now played for their country more than once.
Crompton is also the first player to make 32 appearances under the guidance of the ISC whereas Warren & Wedlock are the third and fourth players to make 22.

records:

England extend their 'Home' record to twelve matches unbeaten.
It is their twentieth drawn match, out of 110 overall. Tenth at home.
Fortieth match against Scotland.
 
2-3-5 Williamson -
Crompton, Pennington -
Warren, Wedlock, Hunt -
Simpson, Stewart, Webb, Bache, Evans.

Averages:

Age oldest Appearances/Goals 10.5 0.9

England teams v. Scotland:

1910:

Hardy Crompton Pennington Ducat Wedlock Makepeace Bond Hibbert Parkinson Hardinge Wall

1911:

Williamson Warren Hunt Simpson Stewart Webb Bache Evans

 

Scotland Team

 
Rank No official ranking system established;
ELO rating 6th to 5th
Colours Dark blue shirts and white shorts
Captain Jimmy Hay Selection
Trainer: Bill Struth (Clyde FC)
The Scottish Football Association Selection Committee, of eight members
  Selectors: Robertson, Black, Westwater, Campbell, Dodds, McLaughlan, Craig and Brannigan
    team chosen in Glasgow, on Monday, 27 March 1911.
Scotland Lineup
    Lawrence, James 26 16 February 1885 G Newcastle United FC, England 1 1ᵍᵃ
  Colman, Donald C. 32 14 August 1878 RB Aberdeen FC 3 0
  Walker, John 26 6 November 1884 LB Swindon Town FC, England 3 0
  Aitken, Andrew 35
x days
25 July 1875 RH Leicester Fosse FC, England 14 0
final app 1901-11
  Low, Wilfred L. 26 8 December 1884 CH Newcastle United FC, England 2 0
  Hay, James 30 12 December 1880 LB The Celtic FC 7 0
  Bennett, Alexander 29 20 October 1881 OR Rangers FC 10 1
  McMenemy, James 30 23 August 1880 IR The Celtic FC 7 3
  Reid, William nk not known CF Rangers FC 3 1
Higgins, Alexander 22/23 1888 IL Newcastle United FC, England 4 1
  Smith, Alexander 35 7 November 1875 OL Rangers FC 20 3
most apps 1907-11
final app 1898-1911

reserves:

Tommy Tait (Sunderland AFC, England (but his club refused to release him)) and Tom Gracie (Everton FC, England).

team notes:

 
 
2-3-5 Lawrence -
Colman, Walker -
Aitken, Low, Hay -
Bennett, McMenemy, Reid, Higgins, Smith.

Averages:

Age oldest? Appearances/Goals 6.7 1.0
 
       Match Report The x

  To come
   

          Match Report The Times, Monday, 3 April 1911
England drew with Scotland at Goodison Park, Liverpool, on Saturday, with a score of one goal each, and thus finished first in the International Championship, Scotland being second, Wales third, and Ireland fourth.
England were decidedly lucky to escape defeat on Saturday ; indeed, on the general run of the game after the change of ends Scotland should have won, though it was only four minutes from the close of play that they obtained the equalizing goal. England won the toss, and Scotland during the opening half had to face both sun and breeze. They held their own, however, and the only goal up to the interval was the one which Stewart scored for England...
There were about 50,000 spectators, including a large contingent of Scotsmen.
 
       In Other News....
It was on 2 April 1911 that the twelfth nationwide census was taken across the United Kingdom. Once the forms were collated, it was revealed that the population was now 45 million, overtaking France. There were seven million living in London and 4.7 million in the whole of Scotland.
 
 
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Teams in a silver box denotes a player representing England
Domestic Football Results (1 April 1911)
The Football League Division One:
   
Bristol City 0 Bradford City 2
   Ashton Gate, Bedminster (6,000)
Devine (2)
City were without Billy Wedlock
              
 
Manchester United 2 Liverpool 0
   Old Trafford, Manchester (20,000)
West (2)
United started with Charlie Roberts and Harold Halse
Liverpool started with Sam Hardy
 
Middlesbrough 0 Aston Villa 1
   Ayresome Park, Middlesbrough (18,000)
Henshall
Boro were without Tim Williamson, but did start with Fred Pentland
Villa were without Joe Bache
 
Newcastle United 0 Woolwich Arsenal 1
   St. James' Park, Newcastle upon Tyne (15,000)
Chalmers
United were without Jim Lawrence, Wilf Low and Alex Higgins, but did start with Colin Veitch, Jock Rutherford and Albert Shepherd
Arsenal started with Andy Ducat
 

Notts County 1 Bury 0
   Meadow Lane, Nottingham (6,000)
Craythorne
Bury started with Billy Hibbert
 
Oldham Athletic 1 Manchester City 1
   Boundary Park, Oldham (22,025)
Fay Evan Jones missed a penalty-kick for Oldham ~ J.Smith
Athletic started with George Woodger
City started with Tom Holford and Jimmy Conlin
  

Preston North End 1 Sheffield United 1
   Deepdale, Preston (6,000)
Hall ~ Peake
United were without Robert Evans and Albert Sturgess, but did start with Bernard Wilkinson
 
The Wednesday 1 Blackburn Rovers 0
   Wednesday Ground, Owlerton (5,000)
Kirkman
Rovers were without Bob Crompton and Jock Simpson, but started with Jimmy Ashcroft and Arthur Cowell
 
Tottenham Hotspur 1 Sunderland 1
   White Hart Lane, Tottenham (26,000)
Minter ~ Low
Spurs started with Percy Humphreys
Sunderland were without George Holley, but did start with Arthur Bridgett

 
Division One Table
Team P
Manchester United 33 46
Aston Villa 32 44
Sunderland 32 39
Bradford City 31 37
Everton 31 36
Newcastle United 32 35
Sheffield United 32 35
Oldham Athletic 32 34
The Wednesday 31 32
Middlesbrough 32 31
Preston North End 34 31
Tottenham Hotspur 34 30
Blackburn Rovers 31 29
Liverpool 33 29
Notts County 31 29
Woolwich Arsenal 32 29
Manchester City 33 26
Bury 33 26
Nottingham Forest 34 25
Bristol City 33 23

The battle between the top two would go right to the wire, with Manchester United proving victorious.
     
   
The Football League Division Two:

Birmingham 2 Blackpool 0
   St. Andrew's, Birmingham
(13,000)
McKay, Hall
Birmingham started with Horace Bailey
Blackpool started with Jack Cox
 
Bolton Wanderers 3 Lincoln City 1
   Burnden Park, Bolton
(12,000)
Hilton, Hughes, Greenhalgh ~ Barrell
City started with Billy Garraty

Bradford 3 Leicester Fosse 1
   Park Avenue, Bradford
(10,000)
Turnbull, Little (2) ~ Shinton
Fosse were without Andy Aitken

Burnley 0 Barnsley 0
   Turf Moor, Burnley
(4,000)
      
Fulham 0 Wolverhampton Wanderers 1
   Craven Cottage, Fulham (10,000)
Harrison
Wolves were without Kenneth Hunt
 

Gainsborough Trinity 0 Derby County 0
   The Northolme, Gainsborough (4,000)
County were without Steve Bloomer
  
Huddersfield Town 1 Glossop 0
   Leeds Road, Huddersfield (6,000)
Richardson
   
Hull City 1 Chelsea 1
   Anlaby Road, Hull (12,000)
Neve (pen) ~ Whittingham
Chelsea were without Ben Warren
 
Leeds City 4 Stockport County 0
   Elland Road, Leeds (9,000)
McLeod (2), Mulholland (2)
   
West Bromwich Albion 3 Clapton Orient 0
   The Hawthorns, West Bromwich (12,852)
Waterhouse, McNeal, Wright—Orient's George Johnson sent off with three minutes to go
Albion were without Jesse Pennington
 
Division Two Table
Team P
Bolton Wanderers 34 46
Chelsea 31 43
West Bromwich Albion 32 42
Clapton Orient 32 39
Blackpool 33 38
Hull City 31 37
Derby County 33 37
Burnley 33 37
Leeds City 32 33
Wolverhampton Wanderers 32 33
Fulham 32 32
Bradford 33 30
Glossop 33 30
Leicester Fosse 32 29
Huddersfield Town 33 28
Birmingham 32 28
Barnsley 32 23
Stockport County 33 22
Gainsborough Trinity 32 21
Lincoln City 31 18
Although West Brom had lost to Chelsea, three days earlier, they would only drop one more point from their last six games to win the Second Division Championship, and with Bolton runners-up, Chelsea missed out on promotion.
  
 
       Source Notes
TheFA
Scottish FA
England Football Factbook
Richard Keir's Scotland - The Complete International Record
Andy Mitchell's The Men Who Made Football
Rothman's Yearbooks
The Football Association Yearbooks
Original Newspaper Reports
Ancestry.com
London Hearts
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