End-of-season Tour match
172	Wednesday, 14 May 1930 - Austria 0 England 0 [0-0] Hohe Warte Stadion, Wien (61,000)		AD

1931 England lose to France for the first time Walter Norris (reserve) dies in Brackley, aged 68 years

End-of-season Tour match
176	Thursday, 14 May 1931 - France 5 England 2 [3-1] Stade Olympique Yves-du-Manoir, Paris (35,000)	Laurent, Mercier (2), Langiller, Delfour Crooks, Waring	AL

1937 England wear numbers on their shirts for the first time England play on a Friday for the first time Arthur Cowell leaves Blackburn Rovers FC

End-of-season Tour match
209	Friday, 14 May 1937 - Norway 0 England 6 [0-4] Ullevål Stadion, Oslo (20,000)	Kirchen, Holmsen OG, Galley, Steele (2), Goulden	AW

1938 The match is to be remembered for its Nazi salute Eric Keen signs for Chelmsford City FC

End-of-season Tour match
216	Saturday, 14 May 1938 - Germany 3 England 6 [2-4] Olympiastadion, Berlin (105,000)	Gellesch, Gauchel, Pesser Bastin, Robinson (2), Broome, Matthews, Goulden	AW

	1947 funeral of Harry Jones in Derby 1949 youth England 4 Ireland 2 at Boothferry Park
1950 England wear short sleeves for the first time awarded two penalty kicks in one match for first time

End-of-season European Tour
254	Sunday, 14 May 1950 - Portugal 3 England 5 [0-3] Estadio Nacional, Lisboa (70,000)	David (2), Vasques Finney (4 (2 pen)), Mortensen	AW

1984 Nigel Reo-Coker (unused) born in Croydon 1998 Aaron Ramsdale born in Newcastle-under-Lyme

1952 England team chosen to play Italy         GB amateur Germany 2 Great Britain 1 in Düsseldorf 1953 unofficial Buenos Aires XI 3 FA XI 1 1955 England team chosen to play France         youth England 3 Northern Ireland 0 at Vicarage Road         FA tour of Bermuda Bermuda 1 England 14 1958 FA tour of Nigeria Lagos 2 England 7 1960 youth Northern Ireland 2 England 5 in Portadown         GB amateur Italy U23 5 Great Britain 1 in Brescia 1977 Bobby Moore plays his last game on English soil 1983 women Northern Ireland 0 England 4 in Belfast  Alan Ball retires from playing 1985 testimonial Aston Villa FC 1 England 5 1986 unofficial Korea Republic 1 England 4 in Colorado 1989 women England 2 Belgium 0 in Epinal 1997 England up to thirteenth in rankings  Matthew Upson joins Arsenal FC for £2m. 1998 under 21 France 1 England 1 in Nîmes         women England 1 Norway 2 at Boundary Park 1999 Kevin Keegan appointed manager of England 2002 under 20 Brazil 0 England 0 in Fréjus         National Game XI England 1 Wales 1 in Boston         Testimonial Southampton 9 England 9  John Hollins sacked by fax by Rochdale AFC 2003 Graham Taylor retires from management 2004 women England 1 Iceland 0 at London Road  Paul Robinson joins Tottenham Hotspur FC for £1½m 2007 Stuart Pearce sacked as Manchester City manager 2012 Gary Neville appointed as Hodgson's assistant  Sweden name their squad for the Euro Finals  Tom Heaton released by Cardiff City FC 2013 Brazil name a Confederations squad for England 2014 Ecuador name a 30-man provisional squad for Finals 2018 World Cup Finals Squads named  Panama name a 35-man provisional squad  Tunisia name a 29-man provisional squad  Costa Rica name their squad  Nigeria name a 30-man provisional squad &  Michael Carrick retires from playing 2021 Doug Holden's funeral in Muswell Hill

Opposition On This Day

1883 English McConnell (Ireland) born 1907 Hugo Mantel (Germany) born 1920 Knud Lundberg (Denmark) born 1925 John McDougall (Scotland) dies 1931 Verner Nielsen (Denmark) born 1934 Eric Caldow (Scotland) born 1935 Mel Charles (Wales) born 1975 official Thorsten Schiffner (Germany) born in Konstanz & Bill Tchato (Cameroon) born 1977 Brian Priske (Denmark) born 1978 Gustavo Varela (Uruguay) born 1979 Carlos Tenorio (Ecuador) born 1980 Grygera Zdeněk (Czech Republic) born 1984 Hassan Yebda (Algeria) born in France 1987 Ari Skúlason (Iceland) born 1994 Marquinhos (Brazil) born

1950 Slavko Kovacic (Austria manager) born in Yugoslavia 2018 Roberto Mancini (Italy manager) appointed 2019 Krasimir Balakov (Bulgaria manager) appointed

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