End of Season Tour match
161	Saturday, 19 May 1928 - Belgium 1 England 3 [1-1] Olympisch Stadion, Antwerpen (25,000)	Moeschal (pen ????) Dean (2), Matthews	AW

1935 Steve Smith dies in Ploughley aged 61

1930 Jimmy Hampson marries Elizabeth Davies in Walkden 1933 England team chosen to play Switzerland 1934 Horace Burrows marries Kathleen Butler in Mansfield 1939 Jack Haines signs for Cheltenham Town AFC 1946 victory France 2 England 1 at Stade Olympique 1947 unofficial B FC Schaffhausen 0 England 6  England team chosen to play Portugal  B team chosen to play Switzerland 1948 B Switzerland 1 England 5 in Bellinzona 1950 England B team named for Luxembourg

1951 Bill Nicholson oldest scoring post-war debutant FA Tour of Australia New South Wales 1 England 8

Festival of Britain Celebration Match
264	Saturday, 19 May 1951 - England 5 Portugal 2 [2-1] Goodison Park, Liverpool (52,686)	Nicholson, Milburn (2), Finney, Hassall Patalino, Albano	HW

	1952 Austria name team to play England 1953 amateur Norway 1 England 1 at Ullevål Stadion 1956 FA Tour of South Africa Natal Province 0 England 4
1957 a single point ensured England qualified for the 1958 World Cup under 23 Bulgaria 2 England 1 at Stadion Vasil Levski amateur West Germany 1 England 1 in Offenburg

World Cup preliminary match
314	Sunday, 19 May 1957 - Republic of Ireland 1 England 1 [1-0] Dalymount Park, Dublin (47,000)	Ringstead Atyeo	AD

1961 Tony Coton (unused goalkeeper) in Tamworth	1967 interlevel England 0 Young England 5 at Highbury 1970 Cliff Britton is now general manager at Hull City AFC
1971 First time England have had a home scoreless draw with Wales Jimmy Armfield appointed player-manager of Bolton Wanderers FC

British Championship
454	Wednesday, 19 May 1971 - England 0 Wales 0 [0-0] Empire Stadium, Wembley (70,000)		HD

1973 England's first Wembley clean sheet against Scotland since 1959 George Ashmore dies in Handsworth aged 75

British Championship
470	Saturday, 19 May 1973 - England 1 Scotland 0 [0-0] Empire Stadium, Wembley (95,950)	Peters	HW

	1974 under 23 France 2 England 2 in Valence 1975 youth Finland 0 England 1 at Wankdorfstadion 1977 youth Belgium 0 England 1 in Lokeren
1979 England beat an English-based Ireland team UEFA Group 1 Bulgaria 1 Republic of Ireland 0 women Denmark 3 England 1 in København

British Championship
528	Saturday, 19 May 1979 - Northern Ireland 0 England 2 [0-2] Windsor Park, Belfast (35,000)	Watson, Coppell	AW

	1984 Italy awarded the 1990 World Cup Final tournament 1986 England World Cup Finals squad submitted to FIFA
1987 Three lions appear on the socks for first time

Rous Cup match
625	Tuesday, 19 May 1987 - England 1 Brazil 1 [1-1] Wembley Stadium, Wembley (92,000)	Lineker Mirandinha	HD

1988 under 17 Sweden 0 England 2 in Sion 1989 B tour Iceland A 0 England 2 in Reykjavík 1993 UEFA Group 2 San Marino 0 Poland 3 1995 semi-pro England 3 Highland Lge 4 in St.Albans 1996 women England 3 Portugal 0 at Griffin Park 1999 England drop to eleventh in rankings 2000 Ukraine 26-man squad named for England 2002 women England 0 Germany 1 at Selhurst Park  Nigeria name their World Cup Finals squad 2003 under 19 Republic of Ireland 0 England 1 in Dublin         women Canada 4 England 0 in Lachine 2009 C England 0 Belgium U21 1 at Kassam Stadium 2010 Ben Foster signs for Birmingham City FC for £4m  Algeria name provisional squad for World Cup Finals 2011 C England 0 Portugal 1 at Sixfields Stadium 2014 under 21 Wales 1 England 3 at the Liberty Stadium 2015 under 17 Spain 0 England 0 in Sliven 2016 under 21 England 1 Portugal o at Toulon 2017 under 17 FINAL Spain 2 England 2 in Varaždin 2021 Scotland name their Euro 2020 squad 2022 Germany name their Nations League prelim. squad

Opposition On This Day
BIRTHS		DEATHS & APPOINTMENTS
William Miller (Scotland)  Michel Vanderbauwhede (Belgium)  František Kloz (Czechoslovakia)  Frans Bouwmeester (Netherlands) Bert van Marwijk (Netherlands manager)  official Heinz Helmut Krug (Germany) official Primoz Arhar (Slovenia)  Andrea Pirlo (Italy)  Diego Forlán (Uruguay) Daniel Ngom Kome (Cameroon)  official Felix Zwayer (Germany) in West Berlin official José Luis Munuera Montero (Spain)  Waldemar Sobota (Poland) Walker Zimmerman (United States)  Alex Král (Czech Republic) in Slovakia	1854 1901 1905 1940 1952 1956 1968 1979 1980 1981 1983 1987 1993 1998

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