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England On This Day
Herbert Morley
born in Rotherham
Jack Harrow
born in Beddington
Kirke Smith
dies in Boxworth aged 77
Alf Underwood
dies in Stoke-on-Trent aged 59
Gerry Hitchens
born in Rawnsley
Gerry Harris born
in Claverley
Peter Swan
born in South Elmsall
1853
1880
1882
1888
1915
1923
1927
1928
1930
1932
1934
1935
1936
1938
1949
1951
1955
1956
1958
Frank Heron
is baptised in Uxbridge
Bill Ashurst
's daughter, Edith, is born
charity shield
Professionals 2 Amateurs 0
then
England teams chosen to play Ireland & Belgium
Bobby Gurney
breaks his left leg in a reserve match
Bill Dean
in court charged with dangerous driving
Burnley FC
appoint
Tom Bromilow
as manager
George Mills
' son, John, is born
England team chosen to play Ireland
Home Championship
Ireland 0 Scotland 2
England team chosen to play Wales
Wales team chosen to face England
Home Championship
Northern Ireland 2 Scotland 1
Olympic trial
Luton Town FC 2 Great Britain 3
representative
FA XI 1 RAF 4 in Ashton Gate
youth
Spain 2 England 4 at Santiago Bernabéu
British Championship
342
Northern Ireland
2
England 5
[1-2]
Windsor Park, Belfast
(58,000-60,000)
1960
McAdams (2)
Smith, Greaves
(2),
Charlton
,
Douglas
AW
England win in Belfast for first time in six years
youth
England 4 Switzerland 3 at Brisbane Road
Jackie Milburn
dies in Ashington aged 64
Albert Geldard
dies in Bury aged 75
Ben White
born in Poole
1961
1964
1969
1970
1978
1981
1988
1989
1994
1996
1997
1999
2004
UEFA Group 6
Luxembourg 4 Portugal 2
Mexico to host the 1970 World Cup Finals
amateur cup
England 1 France 2 in Enfield
Tony Allen
joins Bury FC for £10,000
u/o youth
Canary Islands 2 England 4 in Las Palmas
under 20
England 1 Australia 1 in Sydney
UEFA Group 2
Sweden 3 Albania 1
women
Iceland 1 England 2 in Reykjavík
under 21
England 0 Poland 0 at Molineux
under 21
England 4 Denmark 1 in Bradford
under 19
England 3 Cyprus 0 at Brisbane Road
under 21
England 2 Wales 0 at Ewood Park
World Cup preliminary match
832
England 1
Austria
0
[1-0]
Old Trafford, Manchester
(64,822)
2005
Lampard
(pen)
HW
David
Beckham
David Beckham becomes the first player to be sent off twice
UEFA Group 6
Northern Ireland 2 Wales 3
2008
2010
2015
under 19
England 3 Albania 0 in Coleraine
England are up to fourteenth in the FIFA rankings
2010
UEFA Group G
Wales 0 Bulgaria 1
&
Montenegro 1 Switzerland 0
under 21
England 2 Romania 1 in Carrow Road
under 19
England 6 Albania 1 in
Visé
under 19
England 2 FYR Macedonia 0 in Skopje
World Cup preliminary match
961
England 2
Malta
0
[2-0]
The National Stadium, Wembley
(81,781)
2016
Sturridge, Alli
HW
Southgate is the ninth successive manager to win first match
UEFA Group F
Scotland 1
Lithuania 1 & Slovenia 1 Slovakia 0
World Cup preliminary match
972
Lithuania
0
England 1
[0-1]
LFF stadionas, Vilnius
(5,400)
2017
Kane
(pen)
AW
Kane becomes the first captain to score in his first four matches
UEFA Group F
Slovenia 2
Scotland 2 & Slovakia 3 Malta 0
youth
Chile 0 England 4 in
Bidhannagar
2018
2019
John Terry
announces his retirement from playing
women
Portugal 0 England 1 in Setúbal
Friendly match
1004
England 3 Wales
0
[1-0]
The National Stadium, Wembley
(bcd)
2020
Calvert-Lewin, Coady, Ings
HW
England score their 250th goal against Wales
under 19
England 3 Scotland 1 abandoned at St. George's Park
2023
2024
DC United FC manager
Wayne Rooney
leaves
The FA appoint
Thomas Tuchel
as Eng
land
manager
AFC Fylde appoint
Kevin Phillips
as manager
Opposition
On This Day
BIRTHS
DEATHS
&
APPOINTMENTS
John Barry (Ireland)
André Rollet (France)
Hans Stubb (Germany)
Ferdinand Fabra (Finland manager) in Prussia
Charles Napier (Scotland)
Frederic Chaves (Belgium)
René Thirifays (Belgium)
Nils Liedholm (Sweden)
Rune Emanuelsson (Sweden)
Didi (Brazil)
goalkeeper Billy Brown (Scotland)
official
Stephane Cuhat (Switzerland)
Zvonimir Boban (Croatia)
official
Alberto Undiano Mallenco (Spain)
Philippe Felgen (Luxembourg)
Roland Kollman (Austria)
Kasper Bøgelund (Denmark)
Rəşad Sadıqov
(Azerbaijan)
Vytautas Andriuškevičius (Lithuania)
Felipe Gutiérrez (Chile)
Adam Ståhl (Finland)
Vencent Sierro (Switzerland)
Michael Battistini (San Marino)
Steven Bergwijn (Netherlands)
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1905
1906
1910
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1923
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1983
1990
1994
1995
1996
1997
Sabará (Brazil) dies
England's Record on 8th October
Venue
P
W
D
L
F
A
GD
FTS
CS
FAv
AAv
Pts%
W/L
Home
3
3
0
0
6
0
+6
0
3
2.00
0.00
100.0
+3
Away
2
2
0
0
6
2
+4
0
1
3.00
1.00
100.0
+2
5
5
0
0
12
2
+10
0
4
2.4
0.4
100
+5
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