England on 6th May
End-of-Season Tour match 203 Wednesday, 6 May 1936 - Austria 2 England 1 [2-0] Praterstadion, Wien (60,000) Viertl, Geiter Camsell AL 1940 Willie Hall marries Lillian Jefferies in Barking 1944 wartime Wales 0 England 2 at Ninian Park 1947 Willie Hall now also has his left leg amputated 1950 youth Ireland 1 England 0 at Cliftonville Ted Sagar makes his final league appearance 1955 inter-level England 5 Young England 0 at Highbury 1959 Italy field an all-Italian side following the new FIFA ruling Friendly match 330 Wednesday, 6 May 1959 - England 2 Italy 2 [2-0] Empire Stadium, Wembley (90,000-91,000) Charlton, Bradley Brighenti, Mariani HD 1960 inter-level England 2 Young England 1 at Highbury 1964 Bobby Moore becomes the youngest Wembley captain Friendly match 376 Wednesday, 6 May 1964 - England 2 Uruguay 1 [1-0] Empire Stadium, Wembley (55,000) J.Byrne (2) Spencer HW Bob Morton dies aged 74 Cole Palmer is born in Wythenshawe John Crosland dies in Huntingdon aged 83 1966 1968 1990 1996 2001 2002 2004 2005 2006 2009 2011 2014 2016 2019 2024 Alf Ramsey names a 28-man training party for Finals Ray Kennedy signs as an Arsenal FC apprentice women Scotland 0 England 4 in Paisley Tony Adams crashes his Ford Sierra under 16 Greece 2 England 1 in Baden under 17 Croatia 4 England 1 in Durham under 20 China 0 England 0 in Toulon under 16 Scotland 1 England 2 in Larne Brazil name their provisional WCF squad Denmark name their WCF squad Argentina name a provisional 12-man WCF squad under 17 England 3 Portugal 1 in Tours women England 1 Norway 0 at Oakwell under 17 England 1 Netherlands 1 in Gera England remain seventh in the FIFA rankings under 17 Denmark 2 England 0 in Nova Sad Wayne Bridge forced to retire because of injury Anthony Gardner released by Sheffield Wednesday FC Honduras name their provisional WCF squad under 17 England 1 Sweden 2 in Yeni Suraxanι under 17 Netherlands 5 England 2 in Dublin C England 2 Nepal 0 in Aldershot Opposition On This Day 1896 official Einer Ulrich (Denmark) born in København 1908 Roberto Echevarría (Spain) born 1910 goalkeeper Dave Cumming (Scotland) born 1936 George Herd (Scotland) & Torbjörn Jonsson (Sweden) born 1965 goalkeeper Marijan Mrmic (Croatia) & Mike Peteresen (Australia) born 1966 Rodger Gray (New Zealand) born 1972 official Mauricio Espinosa (Uruguay) born 1973 Ferenc Horvath (Hungary) born 1976 Denny Landzaat (Netherlands) born 1983 Dani Alves (Brazil) born 1987 Dries Mertens (Belgium) born 1990 goalkeeper Péter Gulácsi (Hungary) born 1995 Marko Pjaca (Croatia) born 1998 Mateo Kovačić (Croatia) born in Linz 1915 Denis Neville (Netherlands manager) born in London 1941 Ivića Osim (Yugoslavia manager) born
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