End-of-Season Tour match
134	Thursday, 10 May 1923 - France 1 England 4 [0-2] Stade Pershing, Paris (30,000)	Dewaquez Hegan (2), Buchan, Creek	AW

1930 Billy Marsden injures his spine and never plays first-class football again Alf Quantrill joins Nottingham Forest FC

End-of-Season Tour match
171	Saturday, 10 May 1930 - Germany 3 England 3 [1-2] Deutsches Stadion, Berlin (50,000)	R.Hofmann (3) Bradford (2), Jack	AD

	1932 Tom Gardner signs for Hull City AFC for modest fee
1934 England are beaten by Hungary for the first time

End-of-Season Tour match
192	Thursday, 10 May 1934 - Hungary 2 England 1 [0-0] Stadion Üllõi út, Budapest (40,000)	Avar, Sárosi Tilson	AL

1942 Jackie Carr dies in Redcar aged 50

1935 Alf Strange signs for Bradford AFC 1947 FIFA match UK 6 Europe 1 at Hampden Park  Stan Matthews joins Blackpool FC for £11,500 1949 Jack Bruton resigns as Blackburn Rovers FC manager 1951 amateur England 3 Finland 2 at County Ground 1954 Jim Taylor new manager of Tunbridge Wells Rangers 1955 practice Charlton Athletic/Fulham FC's 2 England 2  France team is announced to play England 1958 youth Northern Ireland 4 England 2 in Bangor  England team is announced to face Yugoslavia  FA touring party arrive in Lagos 1959 under-23 West Germany 2 England 2 in Bochum  Teams are chosen for the Brazil-England friendly  Stan Mortensen announces his second retirement 1960 Yugoslavia team is chosen to play England

1961 Bobby Charlton scores his third England hat-trick

Friendly match
347	Wednesday, 10 May 1961 - England 8 Mexico 0 [4-0] Empire Stadium, Wembley (77,000)	Hitchens, R.Charlton (3), Robson, Douglas (2), Flowers (pen)	HW

	1967 under-23 England 3 Austria 0 at Boothferry Park
1969 150th goal under the Ramsey era

British Championship
432	Saturday, 10 May 1969 - England 4 Scotland 1 [2-1] Empire Stadium, Wembley (89,902)	Peters (2), Hurst (2 (1 pen)) Stein	HW

1977 John Pickering dies in Bournemouth aged 68 1988 Adam Lallana born in St. Albans 1994 Bernard Streten dies in Norwich aged 73 2004 Dennis Wilshaw dies in Newcastle-under-Lyme, 78

1970 amateur Iceland 1 England 1 at Laugardalsvöllur  England WCF party play against the British Press 1971 Kevin Keegan signs for Liverpool FC for £33,000 1972 amateur England 4 Italy 0 at Home Park   Roger Hunt retires from playing 1982 England name a 40-man provisional squad for Finals 1983 Phil Thompson Testimonial Liverpool 0 England 2 1984 Ray Wilkins signs for Milan, effective 1 July 1987 Gary Bailey Testimonial Man. Utd 7 England 2 1988 Clive Allen signs for Bordeaux for £1m. 1994 B England 4 Northern Ireland 2 at Hillsborough 1997 semi-pro Highland League 1 England 5 in Aberdeen 1998 Gary Mabbutt retires from playing 2000 England up to twelfth in the rankings 2001 Mexico add players to the squad for England 2002 under 20 Poland 0 England 1 in Cannes         under 17 Spain 1 England 4 in København 2007 under 17 England 1 France 0 in Tubize 2009 Ledley King arrested in Soho for assault 2010 Japan name their World Cup squad 2015 under 17 Netherlands 1 England 1 in Stara Zagora 2017 under 17 England 3 Netherlands 0 in Zaprešić  funeral of Ugo Ehiogu in Highgate 2018 under 17 Switzerland 1 England 0 in Rotherham 2019 Mike Phelan appointed Manchester United assistant  Scott Parker appointed manager of Fulham FC  Netherlands announce squad for Nations League Finals 2020 funeral of Norman Hunter in Leeds

Opposition On This Day

1890 Gyola Bíró (Hungary) born 1925 Hans Jepsson (Sweden) born 1934 Ilijas Pašić (Yugoslavia) born 1947 Colin Stein (Scotland) born 1960 official Georgios Borovilis (Greece) born 1964 official Yuri Baskakov (Russia) born 1969 Dennis Bergkamp (Netherlands) born 1970 David Weir (Scotland) born 1972 Christian Worns (Germany) born 1973 official Richard Liesveld (Italy) born in Waverveen & goalkeeper Rüştü Reçber (Turkey) born 1974 Sylvain Wiltord (France) born 1983 official Paweł Raczkowski (Poland) born in Warsaw & Ricardo Clark (United States) born 1986 Emilio Izaguirre (Honduras) born 1994 Christian Nørgaard (Denmark) born 1995 Ellyes Skhiri (Tunisia) born in France

1952 Vanderlei Luxemburgo (Brazil manager) born

 

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