End-of-Season Tour match
154	Wednesday, 11 May 1927 - Belgium 1 England 9 [0-5] Stade DC Bruxelles, Bruxelles (35,000)	Vanhalme G.Brown (2), Hulme, Rigby (2), Dean (3), Page	AW

1929 Joe Carter scores England's 500th goal

End-of-Season Tour match
166	Saturday, 11 May 1929 - Belgium 1 England 5 [0-3] Parc Duden, Bruxelles (35,000)	Moeschal Camsell (4 (1 pen)), Carter	AW

1954 John Gregory born in Scunthorpe 1957 Harry Linacre dies in Nottingham aged 76

1932 Frank Barson appointed Rhyl Athletic FC manager 1937 England to wear numbered shirts for their tour  Roy Goodall appointed as a Nottingham Forest FC trainer  Tommy Grosvenor joins Bolton Wanderers FC 1940 wartime Scotland 1 England 1 at Hampden Park 1946 victory England 4 Switzerland 1 at Stamford Bridge 1949 England teams chosen to play Finland & Sweden 1950 B Italy 4 England 0 at San Siro 1953 Buenos Aires XI team chosen for England 1954 England team chosen to play Yugoslavia 1957 youth England 6 Northern Ireland 2 at Brisbane Rd

1958 England suffer their heaviest defeat to Yugoslavia

End-of-Season Tour match
320	Sunday, 11 May 1958 - Yugoslavia 5 England 0 [1-0] Stadion JNA, Beograd (55,000-60,000)	Milutinović, Petaković (3), Veselinović	AL

1960 Ronnie Clayton makes his final England appearance

Friendly match
339	Wednesday, 11 May 1960 - England 3 Yugoslavia 3 [1-1] Empire Stadium, Wembley (60,000)	Douglas, Greaves, Haynes Galić (2), Kostić	HD

	1963 youth England 1 Northern Ireland 1 at Boundary Park 1967 youth England 2 France 0 in İstanbul
1974 Joe Mercer's first match as caretaker manager under 23 Turkey 0 England 0 in Ankara

Home International Championship
479	Saturday, 11 May 1974 - Wales 0 England 2 [0-1] Ninian Park, Cardiff (25,734)	Bowles, Keegan	AW

1975 England's first, and so far, only visit to Cyprus youth Switzerland 0 England 4 in Buochs

European Championship Preliminary match
490	Sunday, 11 May 1975 - Cyprus 0 England 1 [0-1] Tsirion Athletic Centre, Limassol (15,708 to 21,000)	Keegan	AW

1976 Gerry Francis is the first captain to score for over six years

Home International Championship
499	Tuesday, 11 May 1976 - England 4 Northern Ireland 0 [2-0] Wembley Stadium, Wembley (48,000)	G.Francis, Channon (2 (1 pen)), Pearson	HW

1985 Bradford City FC's Valley Parade fire disaster 1986 practice US Air Force 0 England 11 in Colorado         youth England 1 France 1 in Beijing 1997 women United States 6 England 0 in Portland 2003 under 17 England 2 Spain 2 in Vila Real 2006 women England 2 Hungary 0 at St. Mary's Stadium 2008 England name their squad to tour the Americas 2010 England name a 30-man provisional squad for Finals  Tony Adams appointed manager of Gabala FC  Peter Davenport appointed assistant at Bradford AFC  Michael Gray retires from playing 2011 Owen Hargreaves released by Manchester United 2013 Paul Scholes announces his second retirement 2016 Australia name their squad that will play England

Opposition On This Day

1888 Jimmy Blair (Scotland) born 1904 Mariano Yurrita (Spain) born 1907 official Øivind Helgesen (Denmark) born in Kristiania 1910 Bernard Voorhoof (Belgium) born 1918 official Gordon Roper born in Newmarket 1923 official Roy Harper born in Shefield 1925 Max Morlock (West Germany) born 1929 official Arturo Yamasaki (Peru) born in Lima 1963 official Egon Bereuter (Austria) born 1966 official Celestin Ntagungira (Rwanda) born 1981 Daisuke Matsui (Japan) born 1984 Andrés Iniesta (Spain) born 1989 Giovani dos Santos (Mexico) born 1992 goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois (Belgium) & Stephen O'Donnell (Scotland) born

1914 Alberto Bucciardi (Chile manager) born

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