England on 2nd April
British Championship 46 Saturday, 2 April 1892 - Scotland 1 England 4 [0-4] Ibrox Park, Glasgow (20,000 to 30,000) Bell Chadwick, Goodall (2), Southworth AW 1898 Steve Bloomer becomes the record goalscorer British Championship 64 Saturday, 2 April 1898 - Scotland 1 England 3 [0-2] Celtic Park, Glasgow (39,850) Millar Wheldon, Bloomer (2) AW 1900 Alf Strange born in Ripley 1899 George Blackburn baptised in Willesden1900 charity match for Harry Bradshaw 1902 Billy Bannister marries Mary Ann Holt in Burnley 1906 Home Championship Wales 4 Ireland 4 Scotland team chosen for England 1910 The loss ends a run of eighteen matches unbeaten British Championship 107 Saturday, 2 April 1910 - Scotland 2 England 0 [2-0]Hampden Park, Glasgow (106,205) McMenemy, Quinn AL 1919 Harry Makepeace made an RAF reserve1921 England announce their team to play Scotland1924 Scotland team chosen for face England 1927 England win in Scotland for first time since 1904 British Championship 153 Saturday, 2 April 1927 - Scotland 1 England 2 [0-0] Hampden Park, Glasgow (111,214) MortonDean (2) AW 1947 Scotland team chosen to play England1951 Scotland team chosen to face England Harry Johnston chosen as FWA Footballer of the Year 1953 youth Yugoslavia 1 England 1 in Liége 1955 Duncan Edwards becomes the youngest player to start a competitive match so far British Championship 294 Saturday, 2 April 1955 - England 7 Scotland 2 [4-1] Empire Stadium, Wembley (96,847) Wilshaw (4), Lofthouse (2), Revie Reilly, Docherty HW 1957 practice match Tottenham Hotspur 0 England 2 1959 youth Greece 0 England 4 in Dimitrovo 1960 amateur Netherlands 1 Great Britain 5 in Zwolle youth England 1 GDR 1 at Fratton Park 1961 youth Portugal 4 England 0 in Lisboa 1966 England beat Scotland for first time since 1961 Teddy Sheringham born in Waltham Forest British Championship 398 Saturday, 2 April 1966 - Scotland 3 England 4 [1-2] Hampden Park, Glasgow (123,052) Law, Johnstone (2) Hurst, Hunt (2), R.Charlton AW 1979 Sam Austin dies in Kidderminster aged 781997 Reg Lewis (unused) dies in Chadwell Heath aged 771998 Ronnie Dix dies in Bristol aged 85 1971 amateur Scotland 0 England 2 in Falkirk 1983 under 17 France 2 England 0 in Cannes 1984 Keith Weller is manager at Fort Lauderdale Sun Martin Keown signs professional with Arsenal FC 1996 Semi-Pro England 3 Netherlands 1 at Nene Park1997 UEFA Group 2 Poland 0 Italy 0 1999 under 16 England 2 China 1 in Montaigu 2003 Wayne Rooney becomes the youngest player to start a match UEFA Group 7 Slovakia 4 Liechtenstein 0 European Championship preliminary match 801 Wednesday, 2 April 2003 - England 2 Turkey 0 [0-0] Stadium of Light, Sunderland (47,667) Vassell, Beckham (pen) HW 2009 Sven-Göran Eriksson sacked as Mexico coach2011 women England 2 USA 1 at Matchroom Stadium 2015 under 16 Turkey 0 England 1 in Saint-Jean-de-Monts 2018 under 16 France 0 England 1 in Saint-Jean-de-Monts 2023 under 16 England 2 New Caledonia 0 in La Roche Opposition On This Day 1873 Jimmy Simpson (Scotland) born 1886 Alex Craig (Ireland) born 1915 official Friedrich Seipelt (Austria) born in Wien 1937 Yuri Falin (USSR) born 1938 Graham Williams (Wales) born 1970 Antonio Mohammed (Argentina) born 1971 Francisco Arce (Paraguay) & Edmundo (Brazil) born 1973 official Igor Krmar (Croatia) born 1980 Carlos Salcido (Mexico) born 1986 Ibrahim Afellay (Netherlands) born 1997 Ryan Strain (Australia) born England's Record on 2nd April Type P W D L F A GD FTS CS FAv AAv Pts % W/L Home 2 2 0 0 9 2 +7 0 1 4.50 1.00 100.0 +2 Away 5 4 0 1 13 8 +5 1 0 2.60 1.60 80.0 +3 Total 7 6 0 1 22 10 +12 1 1 3.143 1.429 85.7 +5
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