Friendly match
11	Monday, 15 March 1880 - Wales 2 England 3 [0-0] The Racecourse, Wrexham (3,000)	W.Roberts, J.Roberts Brindle, Sparks (2)	AW

1884 England lose to Scotland for a fifth match in a row

British Championship
21	Saturday, 15 March 1884 - Scotland 1 England 0 [1-0] Cathkin Park, Glasgow (10,000 to 20,000)	Smith	AL

1890 England begin a run of six years unbeaten Pelham von Donop marries Annie Orr in Bombay Scotland team chosen to face England

British Championship
38	3.05pm, Saturday, 15 March 1890 - Ireland 1 England 9 [0-3] Ulster Cricket Ground, Belfast (3,000 to 5,000)	Reynolds Geary (3), Townley (2), Lofthouse, Davenport (2), Barton	AW
39	3.45pm, Saturday, 15 March 1890 - Wales 1 England 3 [1-0] The Racecourse, Wrexham (3,000 to 5,000)	Lewis Currey (2), Lindley	AW

1897 Joe Peacock born in Ince-in-Makerfield 1908 Arthur Bateman (uncapped) born in Grimsby

1892 Scotland team chosen to face England  Liverpool FC founded  Harry Thickitt marries Anna Robinson in Doncaster 1893 Alf Lyttelton's eldest, Oliver, born 1894 trial Whites 2 Stripes 1 in Richmond  then the England team chosen to play Scotland 1897 trial Amateurs 1 Professionals 3 at Queen's Club  then the England team chosen to play Wales 1900 Wales team chosen for England 1902 Home Championship Scotland 5 Wales 1

1909 England play at the City Ground for their only time Home Championship Scotland 5 Ireland 0

British Championship
100	Monday, 15 March 1909 - England 2 Wales 0 [2-0] City Ground, Nottingham (11,500)	Holley, Freeman	HW

1912 Sep Smith born in Whitburn	1912 England team chosen to face Scotland 1913 Home Championship Ireland 1 Scotland 2 1915 postponed Home Championship England vs. Wales  Frank Osborne becomes Fulham FC manager  George Thornewell's daughter, Doris, born 1919 Fred Priest's 14 month old daughter, Cissie, dies
1920 Billy Meredith at 45 is the oldest player against England also play at Highbury for the first time

British Championship
121	Monday, 15 March 1920 - England 1 Wales 2 [1-2] Arsenal Stadium, Highbury (21,180)	Buchan S.Davies (pen), Richards	HL

1941 Bob Crompton dies in Blackburn aged 61 1953 Arthur Berry dies in Liverpool aged 65 x 1963 Harry Hampton dies in Rhyl aged 77 1985 Curtis Davies (uncapped) born in Leytonstone 2005 Bill McGarry dies in South Africa aged 77 2022 Tony Marchi (reserve) dies in Chelmsford, aged 89	1921 Clem Stephenson joins Huddersfield Town FC £3000 1924 Home Championship Ireland 0 Wales 1 1928 Fred Fox joins Brentford AFC 1929 Billy Felton joins Manchester City FC 1930 amateur Scotland 1 England 0 at Hampden Park 1932 Billy Felton joins Tottenham Hotspur FC 1934 Ernie Blenkinsop signs for Liverpool FC for £6000  Ronnie Starling refuses a transfer to Derby County FC 1935 Ralph Birkett signs for Middlesbrough FC for £5000  Harry Burgess joins Chelsea FC  Harry Martin resigns as Mansfield Town FC manager 1937 Bobby Barclay joins Huddersfield Town FC for £7000 1938 Bill Scott refuses to join Luton Town FC 1939 Home Championship Wales 3 Ireland 1 1950 Eddie Hapgood resigns as Watford FC manager 1951 Jimmy Meadows joins Manchester City FC for £5000  Jesse Pye refuses to join Sheffield Wednesday FC  Jackie Sewell joins Sheffield Wednesday FC £34,500 1952 amateur England 1 Scotland 2 at Wembley         youth England 3 Scotland 1 at Roker Park 1954 amateur Watford 2 England 1 at Vicarage Road
	1958  Capt. Kenneth Rayment, 37, dies from his injuries
	1961 under 23 England 4 West Germany 1 at Tottenham 1963 amateur Scotland 2 England 4 at Hampden Park 1967 youth Scotland 0 England 0 in Dundee 1969 youth England 3 Wales 1 in Haverfordwest 1971 GB amateur Sheffield Wednesday 3 GB 1 1972 youth England 4 Spain 1 at Bramall Lane 1988 semi-pro Wales 0 England 2 in Rhyl 1992 under 17 Combined Services 0 FA 3 at Portsmouth 1995 Dennis Wise eight minutes away from going to prison 1998 Phil Neal sacked as Peterborough United manager 2000 England remain eleventh in rankings 2001 Finland name squad for England 2005 women England 0 China 0 in Albafeira 2006 England remain ninth in rankings 2009 Joe Royle rejoins Oldham Athletic FC as manager 2010 failure to reach agreement over Group G fixtures  Ryan Mason recalled by Tottenham Hotspur FC 2018 England remain sixteenth in rankings  England announce squad for Italy & Netherlands 2021 Lee Bowyer resigns as Charlton Athletic manager

  

Opposition On This Day

1899 Jack Buchanan (Scotland) born 1903 official Gunnar Dahlner (Sweden) born 1913 Ernest Lörtscher (Switzerland) born 1922 Vasco Oliviera (Portugal) born 1923 Billy Dickson (Northern Ireland) born 1927 Peder Hansen (Denmark) born 1953 Christian Lopez (France) born 1957 Victor Munez (Spain) born 1962 official Markus Merk (Germany) born in Kaiserslautern 1963 official Bill René Hansen (Denmark) born 1971 Joachim Bjorklund (Sweden) born 1973 Luís Vidigal (Portugal) born 1974 Anders Andersson (Sweden) born 1975 Pierre Njanka (Cameron) born 1979 official Arnold Hunter (Northern Ireland) born 1981 Tamás Hajnal (Hungary) & Mikael Forsell (Finland) born 1983 Daryl Murphy (Republic of Ireland) & Carlo Valentini (San Marino) born 1989 Adrien Silva (Portugal) born 1991 Serhiy Kryvtsov (Ukraine) born 1993 Paul Pogba (France) born 1995 Jáno Hahn (Hungary) born

1908 Juan López (Uruguay manager) born

England's Record on 15th March
Type	P	W	D	L	F	A	GD	FTS	CS	FAv	AAv	Pts %	W/L
Home	2	1	0	1	3	2	+1	0	1	1.50	1.00	50.0	=0
Away	4	3	0	1	15	5	+10	1	0	3.75	1.25	75.0	+2
Total	6	4	0	2	18	7	+11	1	1	3.00	1.167	66.7	+2