End of Season Tour match
97	Wednesday, 10 June 1908 - Hungary 0 England 7 [0-4] Millenáris Sportpálya, Budapest (6,500)	Woodward, Hilsdon (4), Windridge, Rutherford	AW

1919 Joe Lofthouse dies in Blackburn aged 54 1927 Bill McGarry born in Stone-on-Trent 1929 Ron Baynham born in Birmingham 1933 Colin Grainger born in Wakefield 1948 George Brown dies in Halls Green aged 44 1957 Peter Barnes born in Manchester Jack Cox dies in Toronto aged 89

1911 twenty-sixth IFAB meeting held in Turnberry 1914 amateur Sweden 1 England 5 at Råsunda Idrottsplats 1915 England due to play Sweden 1931 FA Tour of Canada Saskatoon 1 England 6 1939 FA Tour of South Africa Natal Province 1 England 6 1955 FA Tour of Bermuda Curaçao 1 England 1 1956 Chile chosen to host 1962 World Cup Finals 1958 England chose their team to face Brazil 1961 FA Tour of Far East New Zealand 1 England 6

1962 Ron Springett equals Harry Hibbs' appearance record quarter-finals Chile 2 USSR 1, Czechoslovakia 1 Hungary 0 & Yugoslavia 1 West Germany 0

World Cup Finals match
362	Sunday, 10 June 1962 - Brazil 3 England 1 [1-1] Estádio Municipal, Viña del Mar (17,736)	Garrincha (2), Vavá Hitchens	NL

1966 David Platt born in Chadderton 1968 Tommy Smart dies in Warley West aged 71	1968 Euro 68 Final replay Italy 2 Yugoslavia 0 1970 Group C Brazil 3 Romania 2
1973 Bobby Moore equals Bobby Charlton world appearance record youth GDR 2 England 3 in Florence

Friendly match
473	Sunday, 10 June 1973 - USSR 1 England 2 [0-1] Lenin Stadion, Moskva (80,000)	Muntian (pen) Chivers, Khurtzilava OG	AW

	1976 practice match England 8 Uxbridge 0 at Wembley
1979 England play in Sweden for first time in 14 years

Swedish F.A. 75th Anniversary Celebration match
532	Sunday, 10 June 1979 - Sweden 0 England 0 [0-0] Råsunda Fotbollstadion, Solna (35,691)		AD

1984 England's only victory in Brazil

Tour of South America match
590	Sunday, 10 June 1984 - Brazil 0 England 2 [0-1] Estádio Jornalista Mário Filho, Rio de Janeiro (56,126/65,000)	J.Barnes, Hateley	AW

	1987 under 19 Uruguay 2 England 2 in Montevideo 1988 u/o under 20 Maringa 2 England 3 in Maringa 1992 Group 1 Sweden 1 France 1 1993 US Cup Brazil 3 Germany 3 1995 Umbro Cup Sweden 2 Japan 2         under 21 Angola 0 England 1 at La Seyne         women Nigeria 2 England 3 in Karlstad 1996 Group A Netherlands 0 Scotland 0
1997 Despite defeat, England have won the tournament

Tournoi de France match
737	Tuesday, 10 June 1997 - England 0 Brazil 1 [0-0] Parc des Princes, Paris (33,000)	Romario	NL

	1999 John Barnes appointed Celtic FC manager 2003 under 21 England 2 Slovakia 0 at Stadium of Light 2005 under 20 Mexico 1 England 1 in Toulon         youth England 0 Norway 0 at Vale Park
2006 The fifth time England have won their opening World Cup Finals match Group B Trinidad & Tobago 0 Sweden 0

World Cup Finals match
838	Saturday, 10 June 2006 - England 1 Paraguay 0 [1-0] Commerzbank-Arena, Frankfurt am Main (48,000)	Gamarra OG	NW

2009 England have scored 16 against Andorra without reply UEFA Group 6 Ukraine 2 Kazakhstan 1 Rest of the 1966 World Cup Finals squad receive their winners medals

World Cup preliminary match
875	Wednesday, 10 June 2009 - England 6 Andorra 0 [3-0] The National Stadium, Wembley (57,897)	Rooney (2), Lampard, Defoe (2), Crouch	HW

2012 Gordon West dies in Liverpool aged 69	2012 Jay Rodríguez joins Southampton FC for £7m 2014 Terry Butcher sacked as Hibernian FC manager  Joe Cole joins Aston Villa FC 2015 youth Russia 2 England 1 in Moscow  Steve McClaren appointed Newcastle United FC manager 2016 Kieran Richardson leaves Aston Villa FC  Alan Shearer awarded the CBE
2017 For the second time, England concede two free-kicks in the same match UEFA Group 7 Slovenia 2 Malta 0 & Lithuania 1 Slovakia 2 under 20 final England 1 Côte D'Ivoire 1 in Aubagne

World Cup preliminary match
967	Saturday, 10 June 2017 - Scotland 2 England 2 [0-0] The National Stadium, Glasgow (48,520)	Griffiths (2) Oxlade-Chamberlain, Kane	AD

2018 Stan Anderson dies in Sunderland aged 85

2019 UEFA Group A  Czech Republic 3 Montenegro 0 & Bulgaria 2 Kosovo 3 2022 under 21 Kosovo 0 England 5 in Pristina         youth England 2 Wales 0 in Zagreb 2023 under 21 England 0 Japan 2 at St. Georges Park

Opposition On This Day
Ramón Zabalo (Spain) in South Shields Enrique Fernández (Portugal manager) in Montevideo Kubala (Spain manager) in Budapest Billy Cush (Northern Ireland) Antonio Oliveira (Portugal manager) Stuart McCall (Scotland) Helmir Hallgrímsson (Iceland/Éire manager) Ronny Johnsen (Norway) Chris Coleman (Wales manager) Bruno N'Gotty (France)  official Piotr Lasyk (Poland) Steve von Bergen (Switzerland) Mantas Kuklys (Lithuania) Anton Putsila (Belarus) Martin Harnik (Austria) in West Germany Artūras Žulpa (Lithuania) Bento (Brazil) Aaron Hickey (Scotland)	1910 1912 1914 1927 1928 1952 1964 1967 1969 1970 1971 1979 1983 1987 1990 1999 2013	Billy Sellar (Scotland) dies     Louis-Paul Mfédé (Cameroon) dies

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