British Championship
37	Saturday, 13 April 1889 - England 2 Scotland 3 [2-0] Surrey Cricket Ground, Kennington (8,000 to 12,000)	probably Brodie, unknown (Bassett, Goodall or Weir) Munro, H.Allen OG, McLaren	HL

1916 Bob Hesford (reserve goalkeeper) born in Bolton 1924 Ron Staniforth born in Newton Heath

1898 Billy Beats married Lena Cousens in Sneyd Green 1899 Jimmy Settle joins Everton FC for £400 1904 Frank Forman's daughter, Hilda, is born 1905 Walter Bennett joins Bristol City FC 1911 Jack Harrow joins Chelsea FC for £50  Bert Freeman and another sign for Burnley FC for £800 1912 Home Championship Wales 2 Ireland 3 1922 funeral of Cunliffe Gosling in Farnham 1923 England team chosen to play France

1929 England lose to a corner-kick Tommy Clay joins Northfleet FC

British Championship
164	Saturday, 13 April 1929 - Scotland 1 England 0 [0-0] Hampden Park, Glasgow (110,512)	Cheyne	AL

1936 Trevor Smith born in Brierley Hill 1951 Billy Smith dies in Doncaster aged 55 1952 Mark Towers born in Manchester 1956 Alan Devonshire born in Park Royal 1959 Percy Humphreys dies in Stepney aged 78 1970 Gary Charles born in Newham 1979 Fred Worrall dies in Knowsley aged 68 1983 Gerry Hitchens dies in Hope (Clwyd) aged 48 1997 Kyle Walker-Peters born in Enfield

1934 Jack Hill appointed Hull City AFC manager 1940 wartime England 0 Wales 1 at Wembley  England due to play Scotland  Harry Hibbs' testimonial against Aston Villa FC 1946 Victory Scotland 1 England 0 at Hampden Park 1952 youth Switzerland 0 England 4 in Barcelona 1953 England name tour teams/squad for South America 1954 youth Saar 1 England 1 in Dortmund 1958 youth Italy 1 England 0 in Luxembourg 1960 amateur Great Britain 2 Netherlands 2 in Tottenham  Arthur Rowe made Crystal Palace FC caretaker manager 1961 Ron Greenwood appointed West Ham Utd manager  Tony Brown signs apprentice at West Bromwich Albion 1963 youth England 5 Netherlands 0 at Plough Lane 1964 unofficial England 4 New Zealand 0 in Northampton 1983 youth England 1 Belgium 1 in Birmingham 1988 under-21 France 4 England in BeSanéon 1994 Lee Bowyer signs professional at Leeds United AFC 2000 Germany name provisional Euro 2000 squad 2002 England announce squad for Paraguay 2006 under 16 France 1 England 0 in Montaigu  Trinidad & Tobago announce their squad to face England 2008 England to play Andorra in Barcelona 2009 under 16 Germany 0 England 0 in Montaigu 2011 England remain sixth in rankings 2017 under 16 Portugal 3 England 0 in La Chaize 2018 Stephen Warnock announces his retirement 2020 under 16 England vs. Mexico postponed 2021 women England 0 Canada 2 at Stoke-on-Trent

Opposition On This Day
1846 official William McGregor born in Birmingham 1870 John Drummond (Scotland) born 1876 Robert McColl (Scotland) born 1877 Grenville Morris (Wales) born 1882 Billy Davies (Wales) born 1888 Tom Mulholland (Ireland) born 1904 Georges Taisne (France) born 1914 goalkeeper Jimmy Twomey (Ireland) & Hector Cazenave (France) born 1924 Sam Cox (Scotland) born 1930 Seamus Dunne (Republic of Ireland) born 1937 José Augusto (Portugal) born 1955 Safet Sušić (Yugoslavia) & Cundi (Spain) born 1964 goalkeeper Andy Goram (Scotland) born 1972 Qurbam Qurbanov (Azerbaijan) born 1973 official Marcin Borski (Poland) born in Warsaw 1974 goalkeeper Pablo Cavallero (Argentina) born 1978 Carlos Puyol (Spain) & Antoni Sivera (Andorra) born 1979 Ivića Krizanac (Croatia) born 1983 goalkeeper Claudio Bravo (Chile) & official Bruno Boschilla (Brazil) born 1990 official Sven Jablonski (Germany) born in Bremen 1999 András Schäfer (Hungary) & Alessandro Bastoni (Italy) born 2001 Neco Williams (Wales) born	1960 Rudi Völler (Germany player & manager) born

England's Record on 13th April
Type	P	W	D	L	F	A	GD	FTS	CS	FAv	AAv	Pts %	W/L
Home	1	0	0	1	2	3	-1	0	0	2.00	3.00	0.00	-1
Away	1	0	0	1	0	1	-1	1	0	0.00	1.00	0.00	-1
Total	2	0	0	2	2	4	-2	1	0	1.00	2.00	0.00	-2