England on 19th April

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18th April

England on
19th April

20th April

England On This Day
*Walter Paton born in Westminster* Fred Tilson born in Barnsley Monty Betts dies in Mentone, France, aged 66 years Trevor Francis born in Plymouth	1853 1891 1904 1909 1914 1928 1929 1944 1945 1949 1952 1954	Norman Bailey's son, Kenneth, is born Harry Hampton signs for Aston Villa FC for £120 amateur England 11 Belgium 2 at White Hart Lane Tom White marries Edith Ashworth in Southport Watford FC transfer-list Frank Barson Doncaster Rovers FC appoint Billy Marsden manager Alf Strange joins Bedford Town FC youth Austria 2 England 4 in Zeist Frank Swift announces his retirement youth Ireland 2 England 0 in Belfast

British Championship
318	Scotland 0 England 4 [0-2] Hampden Park, Glasgow *(127,857)*	1958	Douglas, Kevan (2), R.Charlton	AW
			The first England match following the Munich disaster

Jack Cock dies in Kensington aged 72 years
Alf Quantrill dies in Trefriw aged 71 years

1959
1960
1963
1966
1968
1971
1974

1975

Friendly match
519	England 1 Brazil 1 [0-1] Wembley Stadium, Wembley (92,500)	1978	Keegan Gil	HD
			England score their tenth direct free-kick under 21 Yugoslavia 2 England 1 in Novi Sad

Joe Hart born in Shrewsbury
Nick Pope born in Wicken

George Hardwick dies in Stockton-on-Tees aged 84
Kobbie Mainoo born in Stockport

Dicky Robinson dies in Barrow aged 82 years

1982
1986
1987
1992
1994
1995
2003
2004
2005
2006
2009
2014
2016

under 21 Scotland 0 England 1 at Hampden Park
We Got The Whole World At Our Feet released
Hoddle & Waddle's Diamond Lights released

England drop to sixteenth in the FIFA rankings
England remain twentieth in the FIFA rankings
under 16 France 3 England 1 in Montaigu

England drop to tenth in the FIFA rankings

under 16 Portugal 0 England 1 in Château-d'Olonne
Gabby Agbonlahor again suspended by his club

Opposition On This Day
BIRTHS		DEATHS & APPOINTMENTS
José María Peña (Spain) Phil McCloy (Scotland) Aubrey Powell (Wales) Roger Bocquet (Switzerland) Billy Moir (Scotland) Werner Kohlmeyer (West Germany) Ângelo (Portugal) Aberlardo (Spain) official Nicola Nicoletti (Italy) Rivaldo (Brazil) Lucien Mettomo (Cameroon) Jordi Escura (Andorra) Valon Behrami (Switzerland) Niki Zimling (Denmark) Denys Harmash (Ukraine) Morteza Pouraliganji (Iran) Carlos Gruezo (Ecuador) Kevin Mbabu (Switzerland)	1895 1896 1918 1921 1922 1924 1930 1970 1971 1972 1977 1980 1985 1990 1992 1995

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