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White short-sleeved shirt,
with 17 horizontal shadow stripes across the chest and back, the top
five of which are progressively closer together than the bottom twelve,
the top two being the closest together. Thick navy blue hem at the
bottom of the shirt. White winged collar and cuffs, edged with a navy
blue stripe. Thick red stripe running down centre of back of collar. Red
v-neck, extending down chest to edge of emblem, left side overlapping
right, with two red plastic fasteners on right. Mesh panel down each
side of shirt covering underarm and inner sleeve, bounded by thick
reverse stitching down each side, running from cuffs to hem. Broad red
stripe running from one cuff to the other, across the shoulders,
narrower at each cuff. Small gold star on left sleeve, just above cuff.
Embroidered emblem in centre of chest, with 'ENGLAND' in capitalised
white lettering inside a navy blue panel above the emblem. Two
embroidered navy blue concentric diamonds below emblem. Large
rounded rectangular label attached to right hip, bordered in thick navy
blue, with 'ENGLAND' in capitalised navy blue lettering in a panel
across the top, an arch shape below it, containing a holographic emblem,
with 'ENGLAND' in capitalised white lettering inside a navy blue panel
above the emblem, 'OFFICIAL TEAM PRODUCT' in capitalised navy blue
lettering below the emblem, and a red Umbro diamonds logo and English
flag in adjacent panels at the bottom. Panels on label are bordered by
thin navy blue stripes. Navy blue number, with a white border, on back and in centre
of chest, below Umbro diamonds logo, in a different font to previous
England shirts. Surname in capitalised navy blue lettering, with a white
border, above number
on reverse, in same font as the numbers. Match details embroidered in
navy blue, positioned centrally at bottom of shirt, just above hem, in
following format (not actual font):
ENGLAND
v
TURKEY
02·04·2003
Navy blue shorts,
with navy blue drawstring. Red stripe running down three-quarters of
seams, thicker at waistband and cut diagonally at its end, so that it
points inwards. White number on left thigh, with a navy-blue border, in the same font as on the
shirt. Embroidered emblem on right thigh, with 'ENGLAND' in capitalised
white lettering inside a navy blue panel above the emblem. Two
embroidered white concentric diamonds on right thigh, below emblem.
White socks, with
navy blue hoop across tops. Two large navy blue concentric diamonds on
front of calf. English flag on back of calf. |
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Variations |
- A long-sleeved
version of the shirt was also worn. The red stripe down the sleeves ended at
the elbow and was cut diagonally by thick reverse stitching at its end, so
that it pointed inwards. The gold star was positioned on the upper left
sleeve.
- The shirts worn by
Ashley Cole also included his first initial i.e. A. COLE.
- Apart from the game
against South Africa, the shirts won by Joe Cole also included his first
initial i.e. J. COLE.
- Apart from the first
six games in which this shirt was worn, the shirts worn by the Neville
brothers also included their first initial i.e. G. NEVILLE and P. NEVILLE.
- For the three games
played in the 2004 European Championship final tournament, England had logos
sewn-on to the upper sleeves. The 'Euro 2004' tournament logo was on the
right arm and the UEFA Fair Play logo was on the left arm.
- In the game against
Wales, England had a black-and-white FIFA WORLD CUP GERMANY 2006 logo
embroidered onto
the upper right sleeve.
- The names of
England's opponents, as they appeared in the match details, were AUSTRIA,
CROATIA, DENMARK, FRANCE, LEICHTENSTEIN*, MACEDONIA, PORTUGAL, SERBIA &
MONTENEGRO, SLOVAKIA, SOUTH AFRICA, SPAIN, SWITZERLAND, TURKEY and WALES.
England were named first in the seven home fixtures, plus the European
Championship fixture against Switzerland. They were named second in the
other ten fixtures.
*In the home game
against Liechtenstein, the opponent's name was misspelt as LEICHTENSTEIN (thanks to Simon Shakeshaft and
England Match Shirts for spotting that
one!).
- In the home
games against Slovakia, Croatia and Liechtenstein, and away to Spain, England wore all
white. An
alternative pair of white shorts was worn, with white drawstring and the
following design details:
- Navy blue hem.
Red stripe running down three-quarters of seams, thicker at waistband
and cut diagonally at its end, so that it points inwards. Thin navy blue
stripe borders red stripe on inward side and runs down to hem, curving
towards rear. Navy blue number on left thigh, with a white border, in the same font as on the
shirt. Embroidered emblem on right thigh, with 'ENGLAND' in capitalised
white lettering inside a navy blue panel above the emblem. Two
embroidered navy blue concentric diamonds on right thigh, below emblem.
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Most Appearances |
15 - David Beckham, Frank
Lampard (3 sub), Michael Owen
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34 players appeared in this
kit, in 17 games.
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Beckham, Lampard and Owen
each only completed 10 of the 17 games. Taking into account the times
when each joined and left the action, Owen appeared for the longest time
on the pitch in this shirt, by ten minutes more than Beckham, though
this cannot be entirely accurate due to the varying amounts of added
time at the end of each half.
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Wayne Rooney played in 14 of
the 17 games, but did not complete a full ninety minutes in any of them.
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4 players won their first
caps in the shirt. John Terry came on as a half-time substitute. He
went on to win 78 caps, with only the one appearance as substitute.
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7 players made their last
international appearances in the shirt. For Paul Scholes, the Euro 2004
quarter-final, against Portugal, was his 66th cap.
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Nicky Butt won his 39th and
last cap in the shirt, whilst Darius Vassell's last touch of his 22nd
appearance was to miss the vital spot-kick that led to England's demise
in the shootout against Portugal at Euro 2004.
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Every one of Vassell's eight
appearances in this shirt, was as a substitute. Owen Hargreaves also
made eight appearances from the bench in the shirt, but managed to start
and complete one game, against Macedonia.
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Top Scorers |
7 - Michael Owen (1 Pen.)
5 - David Beckham (3
Pens.)
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Owen also scored in
England's penalty shootout, against Portugal.
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Beckham also missed three
penalties in this shirt, against Turkey, France and Portugal (in the
shootout).
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When the 18-year-old Rooney
scored his first against Switzerland, he became the youngest ever scorer
in the history of the European Championship final tournament, though he
only held the record for four days, until Johan Vonlanthen, a Swiss
opponent, who was exactly 100 days younger than Rooney, netted against
France in their next match in the group.
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Rooney's second against
Switzerland, hit the post and rebounded in off the Swiss 'keeper, Stiel,
so should, technically, have been an own goal.
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Similarly, England's opener against Wales, credited to Lampard,
actually deflected in off Owen.
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Four players, including
Lampard and Rooney, scored their first international goals in this
shirt. Lampard went on to score 28, whilst Rooney surpassed Sir
Bobby Charlton's all-time scoring record for England, with 52.
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The only player to score his
last England goal in this shirt was Gareth Southgate, who scored his
second for his country after only 36 seconds of the game against South
Africa.
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Captains |
15 -
David Beckham
2 -
Michael Owen
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Once again, Beckham
dominated the captaincy. When he was unavailable, as in June 2003, when
he was suspended, Owen stepped in as his deputy.
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Following on from the bold red stripe of the
2001 white kit,
England's next home shirt also made lavish use of red and it was worn at the
final stages of Euro 2004, a tournament that threatened to transform a young
star into an all-time great, before descending into the usual penalty shootout
heartache.
The main innovation in
this shirt, yet another designed by
Umbro, is the small gold star placed on the arm in
recognition of England's sole World Cup triumph in 1966. Somewhat less
innovative, but curious nonetheless, was that
at first glance, the
newly-introduced practice of adding the fixture and date to the chest of the
shirt, seemed to have been discarded.
However, it was merely re-positioned to a less prominent location, the base of
the front of the shirt, only visible when the shirt was not tucked into the
shorts.
One further curiosity was that the Umbro diamonds
logo was switched from the left to the right thigh of the shorts for the first
time on an England kit. This meant that it had to compete with the emblem,
rather than the number, for attention.
On the field, Eriksson's squad qualified for the
European Championship final tournament, beating off a strong challenge from a
resurgent Turkish team that had finished third at the last World Cup. A brave
backs-to-the-wall performance in Istanbul saw England secure their place in
Portugal.
The tournament began with a tough encounter with the
defending champions, France, where England almost pulled off a memorable
victory, but the fates conspired against them. Beckham missed a penalty and
Zidane was waiting to provide the sting in the tail at the end. If England were
feeling sorry for themselves, Wayne Rooney proved to be the perfect antidote and
the fearless 18-year-old exploded onto the scene with two goals against
Switzerland.
Just as we were starting to believe that we had a
team of world-beaters, the rug was pulled from under us again. Rooney broke a
bone in his foot against the hosts and England were left in an epic battle for
supremacy, penalties once again proving the insurmountable obstacle.
As usual, we licked the wounds and carried on. A
strong start to the 2006 World Cup qualifying campaign and time for a new kit... |
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Matches in which England wore the
2003 Home White Uniform |
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Season 2002-03 |
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x |
Sven-G�ran Eriksson |
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European Championship Preliminaries |
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800 |
29 March 2003 -
Liechtenstein 0
England 2
[0-1]
Rheinpark Stadion, Vaduz
(3,548) |
Owen, Beckham |
AW |
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801 |
2 April 2003 -
England 2
Turkey 0
[0-0]
Stadium of Light, Monkwearmouth,
Sunderland (47,667) |
Vassell, Beckham
(pen) |
HW |
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South Africa 2010 World Cup Bid Challenge Match |
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802 |
22 May 2003 -
South Africa 1 England 2
[1-1]
Amalgamated Banks of South
Africa Stadium, Durban (48,000) |
McCarthy (pen)
Southgate, Heskey |
AW |
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Friendly |
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803 |
3 June 2003 -
England 2
Serbia & Montenegro 1
[1-1]
Walkers Stadium, Filbert Way,
Leicester (30,900) |
Gerrard,
J.Cole
Jestrović |
HW |
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European Championship Preliminary |
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804 |
11 June 2003 - England 2
Slovakia 1
[0-1]
The Riverside Stadium,
Middlehaven, Middlesbrough (33,106) |
Owen
(2 (1 pen))
Janocko |
HW |
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England wore the all-white kit,
against Slovakia. |
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Season 2003-04 |
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Friendly |
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805 |
20 August 2003 -
England 3
Croatia 1
[1-0]
Portman Road, Ipswich
(28,700) |
Beckham
(pen), Owen, Lampard
Mornar |
HW |
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England wore the all-white kit,
against Croatia. |
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European Championship Preliminaries |
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806 |
6 September 2003 -
Macedonia FYR
1 England 2 [1-0]
Gradski Stadion, Karpoš, Skopje
(20,500) |
Hristov
Rooney,
Beckham (pen) |
AW |
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807 |
10 September 2003 -
England 2
Liechtenstein 0
[0-0]
Old Trafford, Stretford,
Manchester (64,931) |
Owen, Rooney |
HW |
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England wore the all-white kit,
against Liechtenstein. |
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808 |
11 October 2003 -
Turkey 0
England 0
[0-0]
Sükrü Saracoglu Stadyumu,
Kadιköy, İstanbul (42,000) |
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AD |
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Friendlies |
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809 |
16 November 2003 - England 2
Denmark 3
[2-2]
Old Trafford, Stretford,
Manchester (64,159) |
Rooney,
J.Cole
J�rgensen (2 (1 pen)), Tomasson |
HL |
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Stadium Inauguration Match |
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810 |
18 February 2004 -
Portugal 1 England 1
[0-0]
Estádio Algarve, Caliços,
Almancil (27,000) |
Pauleta
Miguel
OG |
AD |
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European Championship Finals in Portugal |
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814 |
13 June 2004 -
France 2 England
1
[0-1]
Est�dio do Sport Lisboa e
Benfica, Bairro Dona Leonor, Lisboa (62,487) |
Zidane
(2 (1 pen))
Lampard |
NL |
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815 |
17 June 2004 - England 3
Switzerland 0
[1-0]
Est�dio
Municipal de Coimbra, Fonteda Cheira, Coimbra
(28,214) |
Rooney,
Stiel
OG, Gerrard |
NW |
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817 |
24 June 2004 -
Portugal 2
England 2
[0-1]
AET [1-1]
&
Penalties
[6-5]
Est�dio do Sport Lisboa e
Benfica, Bairro Dona Leonor, Lisboa (62,564) |
Postiga, Rui
Costa
Owen,
Lampard |
AD |
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Season 2004-05 |
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World Cup Preliminaries |
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819 |
4 September 2004 -
Austria 2
England
2
[0-1]
Ernst Happel Stadion,
Leopoidstod, Wien (48,500) |
Kollmann,
Ivanschitz
Lampard,
Gerrard |
AD |
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821 |
9 October 2004 - England 2
Wales 0
[1-0]
Old Trafford, Stretford,
Manchester (65,224) |
Owen, Beckham |
HW |
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Friendly |
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823 |
17 November 2004 -
Spain 1
England 0
[1-0]
Estadio Santiago
Bernabéu, Chamartín,
Madrid (48,000) |
Del Horno |
AL |
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England wore the all-white kit,
against Spain. |
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Matches in which England Under-21 wore the
2003 Home White Uniform |
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Season 2002-03 |
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x |
David Platt |
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UEFA Under-21 Championship 2004
preliminary (group 7) |
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210 |
1 April 2003 -
England 1 Turkey 1 [1-1]
St James' Park, Newcastle upon Tyne
(21,085) |
Jeffers
Sanil |
HD |
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England:
M.Murray, J.Samuel (Glen Johnson), Paul Konchesky, Jermaine Jenas, Michael
Dawson, P.Clarke, D.Prutton, Joe Cole, Francis Jeffers, Jermain Defoe
(Carlton Cole), Gareth Barry. |
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Friendly |
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211 |
2 June 2003 -
England 3 Serbia & Montenegro 2 [1-0]
Kingston Communications Stadium, Hull
(24,004) |
Ameobi, Defoe, Bent
Petrovic, Stanic |
HW |
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England:
R.Evans (S.Bywater), S.Parnaby (Glen Johnson), Paul Konchesky, J.Pennant
(Darren Bent), Phil Jagielka, P.Clarke, D.Prutton, S.Sidwell, F.Ameobi
(Carlton Cole), Jermain Defoe, Bobby Zamora (D.Ambrose). |
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UEFA Under-21 Championship 2004
preliminary (group 7) |
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212 |
10 June 2003 -
England 2 Slovakia 0 [1-0]
Stadium of Light, Sunderland
(11,223) |
Dolezaj
OG, Jagielka |
HW |
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England:
R.Evans, S.Parnaby, Paul Konchesky, Gareth Barry, Phil Jagielka, P.Clarke,
D.Prutton, S.Sidwell, F.Ameobi (Bobby Zamora), Jermain Defoe (Carlton Cole),
J.Pennant. |
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England wore the all-white kit,
against Slovakia. |
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Season 2003-04 |
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Friendly |
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213 |
19 August 2003 -
England 0 Croatia 3 [0-1]
Boleyn Ground, West Ham
(11,008) |
Ljubojevic (2), Pranjic |
HL |
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England:
M.Murray, Glen Johnson, Paul Konchesky, P.Clarke (Phil Jagielka), S.Parnaby,
J.Pennant, D.Prutton, Jermaine Jenas, Gareth Barry (S.Sidwell), Francis
Jeffers (Carlton Cole), Jermain Defoe. |
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England wore the all-white kit,
against Croatia. |
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UEFA Under-21 Championship 2004
preliminaries (group 7) |
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214 |
5 September 2003 -
FYR Macedonia 1 England
1 [0-1]
Cair Stadium, Skopje
(2,700) |
Stojkovski
Jagielka |
AD |
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England: Chris
Kirkland, Glen Johnson, Paul Konchesky, Phil Jagielka, P.Clarke, J.Pennant
(Shaun Wright-Phillips), Joey Barton, S.Sidwell, M.Tonge, (Jermain Defoe),
Francis Jeffers, F.Ameobi. |
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215 |
9 September 2003 -
England 1 Portugal 2 [1-1]
Goodison Park, Liverpool
(23,744) |
Barton
Quaresma, Postiga |
HL |
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England:
L.Grant, Glen Johnson, Paul Konchesky, Phil Jagielka, Michael Dawson,
P.Clarke, D.Prutton (Jermain Defoe), Joey Barton, Gareth Barry, Francis
Jeffers, F.Ameobi. |
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216 |
10 October 2003 -
Turkey 1 England 0 [1-0]
Besiktas In�n� Stadium, İstanbul
(3,000-4,000) |
Fathi |
AL |
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England:
L.Grant, Glen Johnson, A.Davies, Phil Jagielka, M.Taylor, Shaun
Wright-Phillips, S.Sidwell (N.Reo-Coker), Jermaine Jenas, D.Prutton (Darren
Bent), F.Ameobi, Jermain Defoe. |
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Friendlies |
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217 |
17 February 2004 -
England 3 Netherlands 2 [1-0]
Kingston Communications Stadium, Hull
(25,280) |
Ashton, Bentley, Bent
Tuyp, Huntelaar |
HW |
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England: Scott
Carson, N.Hunt (J.Hoyte), Glen Johnson, S.Taylor, L.Ridgewell, David
Bentley, N.Reo-Coker (R.Chaplow), J.Welsh, Stewart Downing (P.Whittingham),
Carlton Cole (Darren Bent), Dean Ashton (J.Stead). |
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218 |
30 March 2004 -
Sweden 2 England 2 [0-1]
Idrottsplatten, Kristianstad
(7,330) |
Nilsson, Andersson
Ashton, Chopra |
AD |
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England: Scott
Carson (L.Grant), J.Hoyte, Michael Dawson, S.Taylor (M.Kilgallon),
L.Ridgewell, David Bentley (M.Chopra), M.Tonge (D.Ambrose), N.Reo-Coker
(Jones), Stewart Downing (James Milner), Carlton Cole (Darren Bent), Dean
Ashton (J.Stead). |
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England wore the all-white kit,
against Sweden. |
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Season 2004-05 |
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x |
Peter
Taylor |
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UEFA Under-21 Championship 2006
preliminaries (group 6) |
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220 |
3 September 2004 -
Austria 0 England
2 [0-1]
Sepp Doll Stadion, Krems
(4,500) |
Cole, Bent |
AW |
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England: Scott
Carson, N.Hunt, Leighton Baines, A.Ferdinand, C.Davenport, N.Reo-Coker,
J.Pennant (J.Hoyte), G.O'Neil, Carlton Cole, J.Stead (Darren Bent), Stewart
Downing (James Milner). |
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222 |
8 October 2004 -
England 2
Wales 0 [0-0]
Ewood Park, Blackburn
(17,567) |
Milner, Bent |
HW |
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England: Scott
Carson, N.Hunt, D.Harding, Glen Johnson, C.Davenport, G.O'Neil, J.Pennant (P.Whittingham),
James Milner, Carlton Cole (Darren Bent), J.Stead, Stewart Downing. |
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Friendly |
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224 |
16 November 2004 -
Spain 1 England
0 [0-0]
Estadio
Municipal el Val, Alcala de Henares (3,000-5,000) |
Fàbregas |
AL |
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England: Scott
Carson (L.Camp), N.Hunt (L.Ridgewell), D.Harding (B.Watson), Glen Johnson,
Michael Dawson (C.Davenport), J.Hoyte, D.Ambrose (W.Routledge), James Milner
(Stewart Downing), Carlton Cole, Darren Bent, P.Whittingham. |
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England wore the all-white kit,
against Spain. |
The Under-21s' shirt had the
same match details format at the bottom of the shirt, with the team names appearing as AUSTRIA U21,
CROATIA U21, ENGLAND U21, HOLLAND
U21, MACEDONIA U21, PORTUGAL U21, SERBIA & MONTENEGRO U21, SLOVAKIA U21, SPAIN
U21, SWEDEN U21, TURKEY U21 and WALES U21. England were named
first in the seven home fixtures and second in the five away games.
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England's Record wearing the 2003 Home
Shirt |
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Type |
P |
W |
D |
L |
F |
A |
GD |
FTS
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CS |
FAv |
AAv |
Pts % |
W/L |
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Home |
7 |
6 |
0 |
1 |
15 |
6 |
+9 |
0 |
3 |
2.143 |
0.857 |
85.7 |
+5 |
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Away |
8 |
3 |
4 |
1 |
11 |
8 |
+3 |
2 |
2 |
1.375 |
1.00 |
62.5 |
+2 |
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Neutral |
2 |
1 |
0 |
1 |
4 |
2 |
+2 |
0 |
1 |
2.00 |
1.00 |
50.0 |
=0 |
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Total |
17 |
10 |
4 |
3 |
30 |
16 |
+14 |
2 |
6 |
1.765 |
0.941 |
70.6 |
+7 |
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England's Under-21 Record wearing the 2003
Home
Shirt |
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Type |
P |
W |
D |
L |
F |
A |
GD |
FTS
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CS |
FAv |
AAv |
Pts % |
W/L |
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Home |
7 |
4 |
1 |
2 |
12 |
10 |
+2 |
1 |
2 |
1.714 |
1.429 |
64.3 |
+2 |
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Away |
5 |
1 |
2 |
2 |
5 |
5 |
=0 |
2 |
1 |
1.00 |
1.00 |
40.0 |
-1 |
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Total |
12 |
5 |
3 |
4 |
17 |
15 |
+2 |
3 |
3 |
1.417 |
1.250 |
51.2 |
+1 |
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