World Cup Finals match
662	Sunday, 1 July 1990 - Cameroon 2 England 3 [0-1]ᴭᵀ Stadio San Paolo, Napoli (45,000/55,205)	Kundé (pen), Ekéké Platt, Lineker (2 pens)	NW

1992 France chosen as the 1998 World Cup Final hosts  Michael Gray signs pro forms with Sunderland AFC 1995 Gareth Southgate joins Aston Villa FC for £2½m  Gavin McCann signs pro forms with Everton FC  Frank Lampard signs pro forms with West Ham United FC 1996 Peter Taylor appointed as under 21 manager 1999 under 16 England 1 France 1  Steve McManaman becomes a Real Madrid player  David Platt becomes manager at Nottingham Forest FC  England are fined for improper conduct of the team 2003 Lee Bowyer joins Newcastle United FC for free  David Beckham joins Real Madrid CF for £25m 2004 Emile Heskey becomes a Birmingham City player  Gabby Agbonlahor signs pro forms with Aston Villa FC 2005 Tim Sherwood leaves Coventry City FC

2006 Sven-Göran Eriksson's final match in charge Quarter-final Brazil 0 France 1 Glenn Hoddle resigns as Wolverhampton Wanderers FC manager

World Cup Finals match
842	Saturday, 1 July 2006 - England 0 Portugal 0 [0-0]ᴭᵀ 1-3 on penalty kicks Veltins Arena, Gelsenkirchen (52,000)		ND
		Wayne Rooney

2007 JLloyd Samuel joins Bolton Wanderes FC  Owen Hargreaves now a Manchester United FC player  David Beckham becomes a LA Galaxy player 2008 Jordan Henderson signs pro with Sunderland AFC 2009 Sean Davis becomes a Bolton Wanderers FC player  Michael Ball leaves Manchester City FC 2010 Chris Smalling becomes a Manchester United player  Ben Gibson signs professional forms with Middlesbrough 2011 women New Zealand 1 England 2 in Dresden  Steven Caulker joins Swansea City FC on loan  Scott Carson signs for Turkish side Bursaspor KD 2012 Richard Wright joins Preston North End FC  Joe Lewis becomes a Cardiff City FC goalkeeper  Rob Green now a Queen's Park Rangers FC keeper 2014 Adam Lallana joins Liverpool FC for £25m 2016 Stephen Warnock becomes a WIgan Athletic player  Andros Townsend joins Crystal Palace for £13m 2015 women Japan 2 England 1 in Edmonton  James Milner becomes a Liverpool FC player  Nathaniel Clyne joins Liverpool FC for £12½m  Tom Cleverly becomes an Everton FC player 2017 women Denmark 1 England 2 in Søborg  David Stockdale joins Birmingham City FC 2018 round of sixteen  Spain 1 Russia 1 & Croatia 1 Denmark 1 2019 Danny Ings signs for Southampton FC for £20m.

Opposition On This Day

1890 Ferenc Bihari (Hungary) born 1902 Félix Quesada (Spain) born 1903 Wilf Lewis (Wales) born 1911 Leslie Jones (Wales) born 1922 Riccardo Carapellese (Italy) born 1966 official Frank De Bleeckere (Belgium) & Ola Andersson (Sweden) born 1967 goalkeeper Ernest Barry (Malta) born 1976 Rigobert Song (Cameroon), Patrick Kluivert & Ruud van Nistelrooij (Netherlands), Hannu Tihinen (Finland) born 1977 Balázs Molnár (Hungary) born 1983 Roland Juhász (Hungary) born 1985 Mohamed Abdel-Shafy (Egypt) born 1989 Farouk Ben Moustafa (Tunisia) born 1995 Krzysztof Piątek (Poland) born

1917 Georges Boulogne (France) born 1940 Craig Brown (Scotland manager) born 1970 George Buschner (E. Germany manager) appointed 1979 Sepp Piontek (Denmark manager) appointed 1998 Ralf Loose (Liechtenstein manager) appointed 2004 Luis Aragonés (Spain manager) appointed 2006 Guus Hiddink (Russia manager) effective 2008 Ottmar Hitzfeld (Switzerland manager) appointed 2014 Vladimir Petković (Switzerland manager) effective 2015 Dirk Blind (Netherlands manager) appointed

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