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1845 official Alfred Stair born in Greenwich


1875
Bertie Corbett born in Thame

1864
Billy Betts baptised in Sheffield
1868
George Cotterill baptised in Brighton

1887
Albert Allen marries Alice Richardson in Aston
1896 Albert Smith's son, Fred, born
1897 Billy Moon's eldest daughter Vera is born
1902 Edgar Chadwick signs for Liverpool FC
1908 Walter Abbott joins Burnley FC

1909
Dicky Bond joins Bradford City FC for £950
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914 Tip Foster is cremated at Golder's Green
1917
Matthew Kingsley joins the army (Royal Engineers)
1923
Jack Hill joins Burnley FC for £5450
1929 Edgar Kail is the last exclusive amateur to play for England
End-of-Season Tour match
167 Wednesday, 15 May 1929 - Spain 4 England 3 [2-2]
Estádio Metropolitano, Madrid (45,000)
Rubio (2), Lazcano, Goiburu
Carter
(2), Bradford
AL



1933
Peter Broadbent born in Elvington
1930 Horace Burrows joins Mansfield Town FC
 
Jackie Carr joins Blackpool FC

1946
Billy Butler resigns as Torquay United FC manager
1947
England team chosen to play Switzerland
1948 youth Ireland 2 England 2 at Cliftonville
1949
B Finland A England 4 at the Olympiastadion
1950
England team confirmed to play Belgium
1951 amateur England 2 Norway 1 at Ayresome Park
1955 England lose to France for first time since 1931

End-of-Season East-European Tour  
295 Sunday, 15 May 1955 - France 1 England 0 [1-0]
Stade Olympique Yves-du-Manoir, Paris (54,696)
Kopa (pen) AL

1956 Bobby McNeal dies in West Bromwich aged 56 1956 England teams chosen to play Sweden & Finland
1957 Stan Matthews makes his final appearance in an England shirt
Mike Hellawell signs for Birmingham City FC

World Cup preliminary match  
313 Wednesday, 15 May 1957 - Denmark 1 England 4 [1-1]
Idrætsparken, København (35,000/45,000)
J.Jensen
Haynes, Taylor (2), Atyeo
AW

  1959 England team chosen to play Peru
1960 Johnny Haynes captains for the first time
under-23 GDR 1 England 4 at the Olympiastadion
Hungary team is chosen to face England

End-of-Season East-European Tour match
340 Sunday, 15 May 1960 - Spain 3 England 0 [1-0]
Estadio Santiago Bernabéu, Madrid (50,000)
Peirò, Martínez (2) AL



1968
Fred Fox dies in High Wycombe aged 69
1961 Bobby Gurney joins Horden Colliery Welfare FC
1963 amateur England 3 France 0 in Hartlepool
1971 Bobby Moore captain's England for the seventieth time

British Championship
453 Saturday, 15 May 1971 -
Northern Ireland 0 England 1 [0-0]
Windsor Park, Belfast (33,000)
Clarke AW

  1972 youth Northern Ireland 0 England 4 in Sabadell
        amateur England 1 Northern Ireland 2 in Hendon
1973 England beat Wales at home for first time in four years

British Championship
469 Tuesday, 15 May 1973 - England 3 Wales 0 [2-0]
Empire Stadium, Wembley (38,000)
Chivers, Channon, Peters HW

   
1974 Joe Mercer's second victory in his second match
under 23 Yugoslavia 1 England 0 at Stadion Karađorđev Park

British Championship
480 Wednesday, 15 May 1974 -
England
1 Northern Ireland 0 [0-0]
Empire Stadium, Wembley (45,500/48,500)
Weller HW

   
1976 England lose in Scotland for second time in a row

British Championship
500 Saturday, 15 May 1976 - Scotland 2 England 1 [1-1]
Hampden Park, Glasgow (85,165)
Masson, Dalglish
Channon
AL

1981 Paul Konchesky born in Barking
1982
This Time We'll Get It Right enters album chart
1983
youth England 4 Scotland 2 at St. Andrews
        UEFA Group 3
Hungary 2 Greece 3
1984 England name squad to play Scotland & USSR
1990 England now seventeen matches unbeaten
preceded by youth England 3 Poland 0 at Wembley

Friendly match
655 Tuesday, 15 May 1990 - England 1 Denmark 0 [0-0]
Wembley Stadium, Wembley (27,643)
Lineker HW


























2018
Ray Wilson dies in Huddersfield aged 83
JLloyd Samuel dies in High Legh aged 37
1993 semi-pro Highland League 2 England 2 in Elgin
 
Names on back of the shirts domestically for first time
2000 England name a squad for Brazil & Ukraine
 Romania names a provisional 26-man squad for Finals
2001 semi-pro Highland League 0 England 3 in Inverness
2002
England drop to twelfth in rankings
 The FA announce Carlsberg as a partner
2003 South Africa name 24-man squad for England
2004
under 17 Portugal 4 England 4 at Châteauroux
 
South Africa to host 2010 World Cup Finals
2005 Gary Neville comes closest to England captaincy
2006 World Cup Finals squads named
 England squad announced ~ Paraguay name their squad
 Hungary name their 30-man squad for England
2007 under 19 England 0 Russia 2 at Bescot Stadium
 Sam Allardyce appointed Newcastle United manager
2008 under 21 Wales 0 England 2 at Racecourse Ground
 Trinidad & Tobago announce squad for England
 United States have named a 33-man squad for England
2012 France name a 26-man provisional squad for Finals
 Belgium name their 26-man squad for England
2013 Rio Ferdinand announces his international retirement
2014 under 17 England 0 Netherlands 2 in Paola

2015 Jake Livermore is suspended by the FA
2016 under 17 Spain 1 England 0 in Nizami Rayonu

Opposition On This Day
BIRTHS DEATHS & APPOINTMENTS
Walter White (Scotland)
James Sheridan (Ireland)
 Jimmy Brownlie (Scotland)
 Billy Cringan (Scotland)
Luis Felipe Monti (Italy)

 Victor Lemberechts (Belgium)
Dick Keith (Northern Ireland)
Fernand Brosius (Luxembourg)
Georges Bereta (France)
official Evzen Amler (Czech Republic) in Prague
official Lim Kee Chong (Mauritius)
Sulejman Demollari (Albania manager & player)
 Jiři Němec (Czech Republic)
 Frank de Boer (Netherlands)
Ron de Boer (Netherlands)
Tomasz Wałdoch (Poland)
 Zoubeir Baya (Tunisia)
Brian Said (Malta)
Jacek Krzynówek (Poland)
 official Oliver Drachta (Austria)
 official Pau Cebrián Devís (Spain)
 Patrice Evra (France)
 official Pedro Ribeiro (Portugal)
Segundo Castillo (Ecuador)
Matías Fernández (Chile)
Steve Borg (Malta)
 official Daniel Poláček (Slovakia)
Benjamin Kololli (Kosovo)
Tomáš Kalas (Czech Republic)
 Edison Flores (Peru)
 Ousmane Dembélé (France)
Idriz Voca (Kosovo) in Switzerland
 Arnúr Sigurðsson (Iceland)
Jake O'Brien (Republic of Ireland)
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official Robert Christie (Scotland) dies in Rouen





























Marc Wilmots (Belgium caretaker manager) appointed

England's Record on 15th May
Type P W D L F A GD FTS CS FAv AAv Pts % W/L
Home 3 3 0 0 5 0 +5 0 3 1.667 0.00 100.0 +3
Away 6 2 0 4 9 11 -2 2 1 1.50 1.833 33.3 -2
Total 8 5 0 3 11 9 +2 2 4 1.375 1.125 62.5 +2
 

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