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4th September

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England On This Day


Alfred Stratford born in Kensington
 George Woodhall born in West Bromwich
Jimmy Settle born in Millom


 Ronnie Dix born in Bristol



 Jesse Pennington dies in Kidderminister aged 87



 Jimmy Ruffell dies in Bury St. Edmunds aged 89

 Patrick Bamford born in Grantham		 1849
1850
1853
1863
1875
1882
1895
1912
1913
1925
1966
1970
1979
1981
1983
1989
1991
1993		 Charles Wollaston is baptised in Felpham
 John Hawtrey is baptised in Eton



 The Hotspur FC founded
 Fred Spiksley marries Ellie Robinson in Sheffield
Preston North End FC trainer Alf Shelton resigns
 Jack Harrow's daughter, Mary, is born
 Tommy Urwin marries Bertha Gray in Stockton-on-Tees
 amateur Chelsea 2 England 1 at Stamford Bridge

 youth England 2 Hungary 0 in Pula
 youth England 3 Sweden 2 in Pazin
 youth England 2 West Germany 0 in Pazin
 under 21 Sweden 1 England 1 in Uppsala
 Andrew Cole joins Fulham FC on loan

European Championship preliminary match
751 Sweden 2 England 1 [2-1]
Råsunda Fotbollstadion, Solna (35,394)		 1998
 A.Andersson, Mjällby
 Shearer		 AL
Paul Ince
  Paul Ince becomes the sixth player sent off for England

  2000 youth Czech Republic 2 England 2

World Cup preliminary match
783 England 2 Albania 0 [1-0]
St. James' Park, Newcastle upon Tyne (51,046)		 2001
 Owen, Fowler HW
Bukayo Saka born in Ealing England's fourth victory in the four matches against Albania
UEFA Group 9 Finland 2 Greece 1

  2002

2003
2004
2006
2008		 Scott Carson signs pro forms with Leeds United AFC
Matthew Upson joins Reading FC on loan
 under 21 FYR Macedonia 1 England 1 in Skopje
under 17 England 3 Portugal 1 at Priestfields
under 19 England 0 Netherlands 0 in Walsall
 under 21 England 2 Portugal 0 at Wembley

Friendly match
877 England 2 Slovenia 1 [1-0]
 The National Stadium, Wembley (67,232)		 2009
 Lampard (pen), Defoe
 Ljubijankič		 HW
  England's first meeting with Slovenia
UEFA Group 6 Ukraine 5 Andorra 0 & Croatia 1 Belarus 0

  2011
2012
2013


2014
 under 21 England 4 Israel 1 in Oakwell
 England remain third in the FIFA rankings
 England name their team to play Moldova
under 21 England 1 Moldova 0 at Majedski Stadium
under 19 Estonia 1 England 6 in Tallinn
under 21 Lithuania 0 England 1 in Kaunus
under 20 England 6 Romania U19 0 in Wellington
youth England 3 Netherlands 1 in Bury

European Championship preliminary match
945 San Marino 0 England 6 [0-2]
 San Marino Stadium, Serravalle (4,378)		 2015

 Rooney (pen), Brolli OG, Barkley, Walcott (2), Kane AW
  England are the first country to qualify for Finals
UEFA Group E Estonia 1 Lithuania 0 & Switzerland 3 Slovenia 2
under 20 England 5 Czech Republic 0 at St. George's Park
youth Netherlands 0 England 0 in Rotterdam

  2016
2017

2018

2019		 youth England 5 Israel 1 in Morecambe
 under 21 England 3 Latvia 0 in Bournemouth
under 19 England 1 Germany 3 in Mansfield
under 19 England 4 Netherlands 1 at St. George's Pk
youth Netherlands 0 England 3 in Limoges
 under 19 England 3 Greece 1 at St. George's Park
under 20 England 0 Netherlands 0 at Shrewsbury

European Championship preliminary match
1002 Iceland 0 England 1 [0-0]
 Laugardalsvöllur, Reykjavík (bcd)		 2020
 Sterling (pen) AW
Kyle Walker Sverrir Ingi Ingason
  England score for the first time with ten men
Nations League A Denmark 0 Belgium 2
World Cup preliminary match
1023 England 5 Andorra 0 [1-0]
The National Stadium, Wembley (67,171)		 2021

 Lingard (2), Kane (pen), Saka HW
  Patrick Bamford and Bukayo Saka both play on their birthdays
UEFA Group I Albania 1 Hungary 0 & San Marino 1 Poland 7
under 17 Portugal 1 England 2 in Elblag

      

Opposition On This Day
BIRTHS DEATHS & APPOINTMENTS
Robert Crawford (Scotland) in Jersey
  Sam Meredith (Wales)
 Jimmy Campbell (Ireland)
 Hugh Maginnis (Ireland)
 Rune Bergström (Sweden)
Romeo Menti (Italy)
 Silvestre Igoa (Spain)
 official Joaquim Campos (Portugal)
 Frank Farina (Australia manager)
Matthias Sammer (Germany)
Leonardo (Brazil)
 official Gábor Erös (Hungary)
 Joséba Etxeberria (Spain)
 official Roger Nebben (Norway)
 Erik Huseklepp (Norway)
 Giovanni Bonini (San Marino)
Felipe Caicedo (Ecuador)
 Aleksandar Trajkovski (North Macedonia)
Stjepan Radeljić (Bosnia & Herzegovina)		 1852
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1891
1919
1920
1924
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1967
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1984
1986
1988
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England's Record on 5th September
Venue P W D L F A GD FTS CS FAv AAv Pts% W/L
Home 3 3 0 0 8 1 +7 0 2 2.667 0.333 100.0 +3
Away 3 2 0 1 8 2 +6 0 2 3.667 0.667 66.7 +1
6 5 0 1 16 3 +13 0 4 2.667 0.5 83.3 +4
 

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