British Championship
25	Saturday, 21 March 1885 - England 1 Scotland 1 [0-1] Surrey Cricket Ground, Kennington (8,000 to 12,000)	C.Bambridge Lindsay	HD

1935 Richard Geaves dies in Aldershot aged 80 Brian Clough born in Middlesbrough 1936 Arthur Chadwick dies in Exeter aged 60

1887 Home Championship Wales 0 Scotland 2 1891 Home Championship Wales 3 Scotland 4 1896 Home Championship Scotland 4 Wales 0 1899 first ever Home Championship table printed 1903 Home Championship Scotland 0 Ireland 2 1904 Home Championship Wales 0 Ireland 1 1910 England team chosen to play Scotland 1913 amateur Germany 0 England 3 in Berlin 1925 amateur England 2 Wales 1 in Plymouth 1929 Ted Sagar signs for Everton FC 1931 amateur England 2 Scotland 1 at Stamford Bridge 1934 trial England 1 The Rest 7 at Roker Park 1935 Jack Cox marries Margaret Warneford in Toronto 1939 George Shaw player-manager at Worcester City FC 1953 amateur Scotland 0 England 1 at Hampden Park 1956 under 23 England 4 Switzerland 1 at The Dell 1963 under 23 England 0 Yugoslavia 0 at Old Trafford         youth Switzerland 1 England 7 at Biennes 1984 under 17 France 1 England 1 in Bourg-en-Bresse 1989 C England 2 Wales 0 in Kidderminster 1994 Danny Murphy signs pro with Crewe Alexandra FC 2000 semi-pro England 1 Netherlands 0 in Northwich 2003 Terry Venables sacked as Leeds United AFC coach  Turkey name a 24-man squad for England 2007 under 19 England 1 Turkey 0 in Doncaster  Andrew Cole joins Birmingham City FC on loan 2013 under 21 England 3 Romania 0 at High Wycombe         under 19 England 1 Turkey 0 in Wellington 2015 under 17 England 3 Norway 1 in Burton-upon-Trent  Italy squad named for England 2018 under 19 Hungary 1 England 4 at Skopje         youth England 4 Qatar U19 0 at St. Georges Park 2019 under 21 England 1 Poland 1 at Ashton Gate         under 20 England 1 Poland 3 at St. George's Park         under 17 Switzerland 2 England 5 in Silkeborg 2021 Albania squad named for March internationals 2023 C England 1 Wales 0 in Altrincham  Roy Hodgson reappointed manager at Crystal Palace FC 2024 under 19 Morocco 1 England 1 in Rabat

 

Opposition On This Day

1852 William Kerr (Scotland) born 1886 Ferenc Csüdör (Hungary) born 1895 Florimund Vanhalme (Belgium) born 1963 official Derek Rugg (New Zealand) born 1969 official Michael Weiner (Germany) born in Ottenstein 1971 Helder Cristovao (Portugal) born 1972 official Marek Mikołajewski (Poland) born 1974 José Clayton (Tunisia) born 1976 Dulio Davino (Mexico) born 1978 official Alireza Faghani (Iran) born in Kasmar 1980 Ronaldinho (Brazil) born 1982 Antar Yahia (Algeria) born in France 1986 Franz Schiemer (Austria) born 1987 Mirko Palazzi (San Mariono) born in Italy 1988 Josépmir Ballón (Peru) & Marc Garcia (Andorra) born 1989 Jordi Alba (Spain) & Nicolás Lodeiro (Uruguay) born 1991 Mateus Uribe (Colombia)   & Antoine Griezmann (France) born 1992 Jean Paul Farrugia (Malta) born

1961 Lothar Matthäus (German plyr & Bulgaria man.) born 1963 Ronald Koeman (Netherlands player & manager) born 1981 Mirel Rădoi (Romania manager) born

  

England's Record on 21st March
Type	P	W	D	L	F	A	GD	FTS	CS	FAv	AAv	Pts %	W/L
Home	1	0	1	0	1	1	=0	0	0	1.00	1.00	50.0	=0
Total	1	0	1	0	1	1	=0	0	0	1.00	1.00	50.0	=0