England in 22nd June
World Cup Finals match 618 Sunday, 22 June 1986 - Argentina 2 England 1 [0-0] Estadio Azteca, ciudad de México (114,580) Maradona (2) Lineker NL 1996 England win their first penalty-shootout Quarter-Finals France 0 Netherlands 0 Simply Red's We're In This Together enters the chart European Championship Finals match 725 Saturday, 22 June 1996 - Spain 0 England 0 [0-0]ᴭᵀ 2-4 on penalty-kicks Wembley Stadium, Wembley (75,440) HD 1997 under 20 Mexico 0 England 1 in Johor Bahru 1998 Michael Owen becomes England's youngest to score at World Cup Finals Group G Colombia 1 Tunisia 0 Chris Powell signs for Charlton Athletic FC for £825,000 World Cup Finals match 748 Monday, 22 June 1998 - Romania 2 England 1 [0-0] Stade Municipal, Toulouse (37,500) Moldovan, Petrescu Owen NL 2005 Jackie Wright (party) dies aged 78 2002 Quarter-Finals Spain 0 Korea Republic 0 & Senegal 0 Turkey 1 2008 Paul Ince appointed manager at Blackburn Rovers FC 2009 under 21 Germany 1 England 1 in Halmstad 2011 under 17 Canada 2 England 2 in Pachuca 2012 Quarter-Final Germany 4 Greece 2 2015 women Norway 1 England 2 in Ottawa 2017 under 21 England 3 Poland 0 in Kielce Chris Smalling marries Sam Cooke in Lake Como 2021 The first time England use five subs in at a Major Tournament match 2021 Group D Scotland 1 Croatia 3 European Championship Finals in London 1017 Tuesday, 22 June 2021 - Czech Republic 0 England 1 [0-0] The National Stadium, Wembley (19,104) Sterling HW 2022 under 19 England 4 Serbia 0 in Banská Bystrica 2023 under 21 Czech Republic 0 England 2 in Batumi Opposition On This Day BIRTHS DEATHS & APPOINTMENTS John Ferguson (Scotland) goalkeeper George Gillespie (Scotland) Leitch Kier (Scotland) William Sherrard (Ireland) Bobby Templeton (Scotland) Anton Schall (Austria) Mariano Gonzalvo (Spain) Ferran Olivella (Spain) Luis Eyzaguirre (born) in Santiago official Aurélien Drouet (France) Emil Larsen (Denmark) goalkeeper Danny Ward (Wales) Sébastian Haller (Côte d'Ivoire) in France Elia Benedettini (San Marino) Rodri (Spain) Mikel Merino (Spain) Andi Zeqiri (Switzerland) 18481859186118721879190719221936 19391988199119931994199519961999
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