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7th June

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England On This Day
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1892
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1907		 Clem Mitchell is baptised in Cambridge
 Charlie Athersmith is baptised in Bloxwich
Francis Birley's son, also Francis, is born
George Kinsey joins Derby County FC
 Fred Wheldon's son, Norris, is born
 twenty-second IFAB meeting held in Oban

End-of-Season tour match
96 Austria 1 England 11 [0-5]
 Hohe Warte Stadion, Wien (5,000)		 1908 Hirschl
 Woodward (4), Windridge, Rutherford, Bradshaw (3), Warren, Bridgett		 AW
  England's biggest win over Austria

Billy Furness born in Washington







 John Dixon dies in Nottingham aged 70 years		 1909
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FA Tour of Sth Africa Orange Province 0 England 4
twenty-seventh IFAB meeting held in Aberystwyth
Frank Jefferis marries Beatrice Baker in Sandown
Archie Rawlings joins Rochdale AFC
wartime Scotland 2 England 0 at Parkhead
FA Tour of Australia New South Wales 1 England 4
FA Tour of South Africa Natal Province 0 England 3
 FA Tour of Canada Regina 1 England 6
 Ted Hufton signs for Watford FC
Birmingham appoint George Blackburn youth coach
Birmingham FC appoint Jackie Bestall as a coach
Bury FC appoint Norman Bullock as manager
Chelmsford City FC appoint Len Goulden as manager

Early Summer American tour match
280 United States 3 England 6 [0-1]
Yankee Stadium, New York (7,271)		 1953 Decker (2), Athineos (pen)
Broadis, Finney (2), Lofthouse (2), R.Froggatt		 AW
  England play in US for first time and under floodlights for first time

     

World Cup Finals group match
322 England 2 USSR 2 [0-1]
Nya Ullevi Stadion, Göteborg (49,348)		 1958
 Kevan, Finney (pen)
Simonyan, A.Ivanov		 ND
  Tom Finney becomes the oldest World Cup goalscorer as he scores England's first penalty after five missed
Pool Four Brazil 3 Austria 0

     

European Championship Finals Third Place play-off match
425 England 2 USSR 0 [1-0]
 Stadio Olimpico, Roma (68,817)		 1968
 R.Charlton, Hurst NW
  England gain third place in the European Championship Finals
European Championships Final Italy 1 Yugoslavia 1
Tour of Central/South America match
434 Uruguay 1 England 2 [0-1]
 Estadio Centenario, Montevideo (54,161 to 70,000)		 1969 Cubilla
Lee, Hurst		 AW
  England win in Uruguay for first time

  1975 UEFA Group 1 Cyprus 0 Portugal 2

Tour of South America match
512 Brazil 0 England 0 [0-0]
 Estádio Jornalista Mário Filho, Rio de Janeiro (77,000)		 1977
 		   AD
  Les Cocker takes charge of the team while Revie is in UAE
UEFA Group 7 Finland 0 Italy 3

  1981
1982
1988		 Clive Allen joins Queen's Park Rangers FC for £0.7m
 Tony Woodcock joins Arsenal FC for £½m.
u/o under 20 Londrina 1 England 1 in Londrina

Summer Tour of Oceania match
675 New Zealand 0 England 2 [0-1]
Athletic Park, Wellington (12,000)		 1991 Pearce, Hirst AW
  England's final match with New Zealand


John Atyeo dies in Warminster aged 61 years		 1992
1993		 David Platt completes his signing with Juventus FC

Umbro Cup match
712 England 3 Sweden 3 [1-2]
Elland Road, Leeds (32,008)		 1995
 		 Sheringham, Platt, Anderton
Mild (2), K.Andersson		 HD
  England play away from Wembley for the first time since 1966
under 21 Malaysia 0 England 2 at Six-Fours-les-Plages
women Norway 2 England 0 in Karlstad
European Championship Finals group match
722 England 1 Switzerland 1 [1-0]
 Wembley Stadium, Wembley (72,000/76,567)		 1996 Shearer
Türkyilmaz (pen)		 HD
  England host their first Finals match for thirty years




 Don Roper dies in Southampton aged 78 years
 1997

1999
2001
2002		 Tournoi de France Italy 3 Brazil 3
women Norway 4 England 0 in Lillestrøm
 under 21 Bulgaria 0 England 1 in Vratza
The England Boys' Go England, Ant & Dec's We're On The Ball, DJ Otzi's Hey Baby and Babe Team's Over There all enter the chart
















John Angus dies in Warkworth aged 82 years		 2003
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2022		 youth England 2 Spain 0 in Lisbon
 Peter Crouch joins Southampton FC for £2m
under 20 France 0 England 0 in Toulon
women England 1 Denmark 2 at Ewood Park
 Nigel Martyn retires from playing
under 21 England 7 Azerbaijan 0 at Stadium MK
England due to play Thailand
Carl Jenkinson joins Arsenal FC for £1.2m
under 21 England 1 Norway 3 in Petah Tikva
youth Russia 0 England 2 in Moscow
 Danny Ings signs for Liverpool FC
Darren Bent rejoins Derby County FC as a free agent
under 20 England 3 Scotland 0 in Fos-sur-Mer
under 20 semi-final Italy 1 England 3 in Jeonju
under 21 final Mexico 1 England 2 in Martigues
women Russia 1 England 3 in Moskva

 Fraser Forster joins Tottenham Hotspur FC

Opposition On This Day
BIRTHS DEATHS & APPOINTMENTS
Harold Duggan (Ireland)
René Gérard (France)
Gerry Bower (Ireland)
Bill Humphries (Northern Ireland)
David Craig (Northern Ireland)
José Camacho (Spain player & manager)
official Toru Kamikawa (Japan) in Kagoshima
 Vladimír Labant (Slovakia)
official Norbert Hauata (Tahiti)
 Milciades Saldivar (Paraguay)
Alessandro Della Valle (San Marino)
Max Pereira (Uruguay)
Kamil Grosicki (Poland)
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2019		 Ljubiša Tumbaković (Montengro manager) sacked

England's Record on 8th June
Venue P W D L F A GD FTS CS FAv AAv Pts% W/L
Home 2 0 2 0 4 4 =0 0 0 2.00 2.00 50.0 =0
Away 5 4 1 0 21 5 +16 1 2 4.20 1.00 90.0 +4
Neutral 2 1 1 0 4 2 +2 0 1 2.00 1.00 75.0 +1
9 5 4 0 29 11 +18 1 2 3.222 1.222 77.8 +5
 

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