|
119 Pre-War Goalscoring Debutants |
|
1873-74 |
William
Kenyon-Slaney
(1, 60)
Wanderers & Old
Etonians
Alexander
Bonsor (10)
Wanderers |
8 March 1873 -
England 4
Scotland 2,
Surrey Cricket Ground, Kennington |
Fr |
HW |
|
For nine minutes, Kenyon-Slaney
was the youngest player to score on his debut, aged 25 years.
Bonsor then took the record, aged 21 years & 152 days.
Kenyon-Slaney then became the youngest to score two goals. |
Robert Kingsford (22)
Wanderers
& Old Marlburians & Crystal Palace (amateur) |
7 March 1874 -
Scotland 2 England 1,
The West of
Scotland Cricket Ground, Glasgow |
AL |
|
1874-75 |
Charlie Alcock
(65)c
Wanderers |
6 March 1875 -
England 2
Scotland 2,
Surrey Cricket Ground, Kennington |
Fr |
HD |
|
Alcock now becomes the oldest player to score on his debut, 32 years & 94
days. |
|
1876-77 |
Alf
Lyttelton (55)
Cambridge
University & Old Etonians |
3 March 1877 -
England 1
Scotland 3,
Surrey Cricket Ground, Kennington |
Fr |
HL |
|
Lyttelton becomes the youngest player to score on his debut, 20 years & 24
days. |
|
1877-78 |
J.G. Wylie (65)
Wanderers
& Sheffield |
2 March 1878 -
Scotland 7 England 2,
Hampden Park, Glasgow |
Fr |
AL |
|
1878-79 |
Herbert Whitfeld (8)
Old Etonians
Heathcote Sorby (20)
Old Etonians |
18
January 1879 -
England 2
Wales 1, Surrey Cricket Ground, Kennington
Both goals came from scorers who were
making their England debuts |
Fr |
HW |
Charlie Bambridge (43, 83)
Swifts
Arthur Goodyer (60)
Nottingham
Forest |
5 April 1879 -
England 5
Scotland 4, Surrey Cricket Ground, Kennington |
Fr |
HW |
|
Bambridge becomes the youngest player to score two goals on his debut, 20 years & 249
days. |
|
Bambridge would go on to score six in his first
four matches. |
|
1881-82 |
Howard Vaughton (3 +4
more goals)
Aston Villa
Arthur Brown (15 +3 more
goals)
Aston Villa |
18
February 1882 -
Ireland 0
England 13, Knock
Ground, Belfast
Vaughton's five goals is the record for a debut.
It
is not clear who completed their routs first. |
Fr |
AW |
|
Vaughton becomes the youngest player to score
a hattrick on his debut, 21
years & 40
days. |
|
Vaughton would score six in his first two
matches, Brown will never score again. |
|
1882-83 |
Oliver Whateley (15, 46)
Aston Villa
Nevill Cobbold
(17, 19)
Cambridge University & Old
Carthusians
Arthur Dunn
(44, 80)
Cambridge
University & Old Etonians
Frank Pawson (88)
Cambridge
University |
24
February 1883 -
England 7
Ireland 0,
Liverpool Cricket Ground, Liverpool
All seven goals came from scorers were making their
England debuts. |
Fr |
HW |
|
Cobbold took four days off the youngest scoring debutant record, now
standing at 20 years & 20 days. His second goal ensured that he also
became the youngest to score two on his debut. |
|
Cobbold
would score three in his first two appearances. |
Sixteen players scored on their England debuts in the initial friendly
match period.
|
1884-85 |
Ben Spilsbury (75)
Cambridge University & Derby County & Corinthians |
28
February 1885 -
England 4
Ireland
0,
Manchester Football Ground,
Manchester |
BC |
HW |
|
Spilsbury would score five in
his first two appearances. |
|
1885-86 |
Fred Dewhurst (fourth goal)
Preston North End & Corinthians
Tinsley Lindley (fifth goal)
Cambridge
University &
Nottingham Forest &
Corinthians |
13
March 1886 -
Ireland 1
England 6,
Ulster Cricket Ground, Belfast
The goaltimes are unknown in
this match, but Lindley did score last out of the three different
goalscorers. |
BC |
AW |
|
Dewhurst will go on to score
four in his first three appearances, Lindley would score two in his first
two. |
|
1887-88 |
George Woodhall (76)
West Bromwich
Albion |
4 February 1888 -
Wales 1
England 5,
Alexandra Recreation Ground, Crewe |
BC |
AW |
Albert Allen (14, 39, 60)
Aston Villa |
7 April 1888 -
Ireland 1
England 5,
Ulster Cricket Ground,
Belfast |
BC |
AW |
|
Allen becomes the youngest player to score a
hattrick on his debut,
on his 21st birthday |
|
1888-89 |
Jack Southworth (final
goal)
Blackburn Rovers |
23
February 1889 -
England 4
Wales 1,
Victoria
Athletic Ground, Stoke-on-Trent
|
BC |
HW |
|
Southworth would go on to score one each in his first three appearances. |
David Weir (17)
Bolton Wanderers
Jack Yates
(22 +2 more goals)
Bury
Jack Brodie (fifth goal)c
Wolverhampton Wanderers |
2 March 1889 -
England 6
Ireland 1,
Anfield Road,
Liverpool
|
BC |
HW |
|
Brodie would
go on to score two in his first two appearances, Weir possibly did the
same. |
|
1889-90 |
Fred Geary (2-5 goals)
Everton |
15 March 1890 -
Ireland 1
England 9,
Ulster Cricket Ground,
Belfast
An incoherent match report
gives Geary from two to five debut goals, possibly one for Jack Barton,
and even three for Nat Walton. |
BC |
AW |
Edmund Currey (49 +1 more
goal)
Oxford University & Old Carthusians
& Corinthians |
15 March 1890 -
Wales 1
England 3,
The
Racecourse, Wrexham |
BC |
AW |
|
1890-91 |
George Cotterill (15)
Cambridge University & Old
Brightonians & Corinthians
Arthur Henfry
(17)
Cambridge University & Corinthians |
7 March 1891 -
England 6
Ireland 1,
Molineux
Ground, Wolverhampton
|
BC |
HW |
|
Henfry went on to score two in two appearances. |
Edgar Chadwick (35)
Everton
Alf Milward (37)
Everton |
7 March 1891 -
England 4
Wales
1,
Football Ground, Sunderland
|
BC |
HW |
|
Chadwick
would go on to score one each in his first
three appearances. |
|
1891-92 |
Rupert Sandilands (87)
Old
Westminsters &
Corinthians |
5 March 1892 -
Wales
0
England 2,
The
Racecourse, Wrexham |
BC |
AW |
|
Sandilands would score
two in his first two appearances. |
|
1892-93 |
Walter Gilliat (8, 18, 30)
Old Carthusians
Gilbert Smith (43)
Oxford
University,
Old Carthusians & Corinthians |
25 February 1893 -
England
6
Ireland 1,
Wellington Road Football Ground, Handsworth |
BC |
HW |
Fred Spiksley (25, 43, 88)
Wednesday |
13 March 1893 -
England 6
Wales 0,
Victoria Athletic Ground, Stoke-on-Trent |
BC |
HW |
|
Spiksley would go on to score seven in his
first three appearances. |
|
1893-94 |
John Veitch (30, 55, 80)
Old
Westminsters &
Corinthians |
12 March 1894 -
Wales 1
England 5,
The
Racecourse, Wrexham |
BC |
AW |
|
1894-95 |
Steve Bloomer (4, 58)
Derby
County
Frank Becton
(15, 60)
Preston North End
Rab Howell (36)
Sheffield
United |
9 March 1895 -
England
9
Ireland 0,
Derbyshire County Cricket
Ground, Derby |
BC |
HW |
|
Bloomer will go on to score nineteen goals in
his first ten appearances. |
Steve Smith (44)
Aston
Villa |
6 April 1895 -
England 3
Scotland 0,
Goodison Park, Liverpool |
BC |
HW |
|
1896-97 |
Fred Wheldon (27, 30, 55)
Aston
Villa |
20 February 1897 -
England
6
Ireland 0,
Trentbridge Cricket Ground, Nottingham |
BC |
HW |
|
1897-98 |
Charlie Richards (37)
Nottingham
Forest
Tommy Morren (50)
Sheffield
United |
5 March 1898 -
Ireland 2
England 3,
Cliftonville Gardens,
Belfast |
BC |
AW |
|
1898-99 |
Fred Forman (21, 52)
Nottingham
Forest
Jimmy Settle (53, 55, 80)
Bury |
18 February 1899 -
England
13
Ireland
2,
Roker Park Ground, Sunderland |
BC |
HW |
|
Forman would score three in his first two
appearances. |
|
1899-1900 |
Charlie Sagar (16)
Bury |
17 March 1900 -
Ireland
0
England 2,
Lansdowne Road, Dublin |
BC |
AW |
Geoffrey Wilson (4)
Corinthians |
26 March 1900 -
Wales
1
England 1,
Cardiff Arms Park,
Cardiff
|
BC |
AD |
|
1900-01 |
George Hedley (83)
Sheffield United |
9 March 1901 -
England
3
Ireland
0,
The Dell, Southampton |
BC |
HW |
Fred Blackburn (36)
Blackburn Rovers |
30 March 1901 -
England 2
Scotland
2,
Sports Arena, Crystal
Palace |
HD |
|
1902-03 |
Vivian Woodward
(19, 52)
Tottenham
Hotspur
Jack Sharp
(63)
Everton
Harry Davis (83)
The Wednesday |
14 February 1903 -
England 4
Ireland
0,
Molineux Ground, Wolverhampton
Woodward is
the fiftieth different player to score on his debut |
BC |
HW |
|
Woodward would score four in his first three
appearances. |
Joe Bache
Aston
Villa |
2 March 1903 -
England 2
Wales
1,
Fratton Park, Portsmouth |
BC |
HW |
|
Bache would score four in his first four
appearances. |
|
1903-04 |
George Davis
Derby County |
29 February 1904 -
Wales
2
England 2,
The Racecourse, Wrexham
|
BC |
AD |
|
1905-06 |
Sammy Day
Old Malvernians & Corinthians |
17 February 1906 -
Ireland 0
England 5,
Solitude Ground,
Belfast |
BC |
AW |
|
Day would score two in his first two appearances. |
Albert Shepherd
Bolton
Wanderers |
7 April 1906 -
Scotland 2 England 1, Hampden Park,
Glasgow |
BC |
AL |
|
Shepherd would score two in his first two appearances. |
|
1906-07 |
Jimmy Stewart
The
Wednesday |
18 March 1907 -
England 1
Wales
1,
Craven Cottage, Fulham |
BC |
HD |
|
1907-08 |
Frank Bradshaw
The
Wednesday |
8 June 1908 -
Austria
1 England 11,
Hohe Warte Stadion, Wien |
Fr |
AW |
|
1908-09 |
George Holley
Sunderland
Bert Freeman
Everton |
15 March 1909 -
England 2
Wales
0,
City Ground, Nottingham
Holley scored after fifteen minutes, Freeman after 42.
Both goals were from scorers who were
debutants |
BC |
HW |
Harold Halse
(2)
Manchester United |
1 June 1909 -
Austria
1 England 8,
Hohe Warte Stadion,
Wien |
Fr |
AW |
|
1910-11 |
Robert Evans
Sheffield
United |
11 February 1911 -
England 2
Ireland
1,
Baseball Ground, Derby |
BC |
HW |
George Webb
West
Ham United |
13 March 1911 -
England 3
Wales
0,
The
Den, New Cross |
HW |
|
1912-13 |
Charlie Buchan
Sunderland |
15 February 1913 -
Ireland
2 England
1,
Windsor
Park, Belfast |
BC |
AL |
|
Buchan would score two in his first two appearances, the next being
in seven years time. |
Eddie Latheron
Blackburn Rovers
Joe McCall
Preston North End
Harry Hampton
Aston Villa |
17 March 1913 -
England 4
Wales
3,
Ashton Gate, Bedminster
Latheron scored after thirty minutes, McCall five minutes later and
Hampton twenty
minutes after that. |
BC |
HW |
|
Hampton would score two in his first two appearances. |
|
1919-20 |
Jack Cock
Huddersfield Town |
25 October 1919 - Ireland 1 England
1, Windsor Park, Belfast
Cock scored after thirty seconds. |
BC |
AD |
|
Cock would score two in his first two appearances. |
Robert Kelly (2)
Burnley
Fred Morris
West Bromwich Albion |
10 April 1920 -
England 5 Scotland 4,
Hillsborough,
Sheffield
Kelly scored after 57 and 73 minutes, sandwiching Morris'
67th min goal. |
BC |
HW |
|
Kelly would score three in his first two appearances. |
|
1920-21 |
Billy Walker
Aston Villa |
23 October 1920 - England 2 Ireland 0,
Roker Park, Sunderland |
BC |
HW |
|
1921-22 |
Billy Kirton
Aston Villa |
22 October 1921 -
Ireland 1 England
1,
Windsor Park, Belfast |
BC |
AD |
|
1922-23 |
Vic Watson
West
Ham United |
5 March 1923 -
Wales 2 England 2,
Ninian Park, Cardiff |
BC |
AD |
|
Kelly would score four in his first three appearances. |
Jackie Hegan (2)
RASC
& Corinthians
Norman Bullock
Bury |
19 March 1923 -
England 6
Belgium 1,
Arsenal
Stadium, Highbury
Hegan scored in the tenth and 35th minutes,
Bullock after seventy. |
Fr |
HW |
|
Hegan would score four in his first two appearances. |
Norman Creek
Corinthians & Darlington |
10 May 1923 -
France 1 England 4, Stade Pershing, Paris |
tour |
AW |
George Thornewell
Derby County
Jimmy
Moore
Derby County |
21 May 1923 -
Sweden 2
England 4,
Stockholms Olympiastadion, Stockholm
Thornewell scored after 25 mins, Moore after forty. |
AW |
|
Moore becomes the oldest player to score on his debut, 34 years & 10
days. |
Billy Moore (2)
Derby County
Harold Miller
Charlton Athletic |
24 May 1923 -
Sweden 1 England 3,
Stockholms Olympiastadion, Stockholm
Moore scored after 32 and 78 mins, sandwiching Miller's 59th min.
goal.
Both scorers were
making their England debuts |
AW |
|
1923-24 |
Joe Bradford
Birmingham |
20 October 1923 -
Ireland
2 England 1,
Windsor Park, Belfast |
BC |
AL |
|
Bradford would score three in his first two appearances. |
Bill Brown
West Ham United
Tommy Roberts
Preston North End |
1 November 1923 -
Belgium 2
England 2, Bosuil Stadion, Antwerpen
Brown scored after 32 mins, Roberts after 80
Both scorers were
making their England debutant |
Fr |
AD |
|
Roberts would score two in his first two appearances. |
Vivian Gibbins
Clapton & West Ham United |
17 May 1924 -
France 1 England 3,
Stade Pershing, Paris |
Fr |
AW |
|
Gibbins would score three in his first two appearances. |
|
1925-26 |
Tosh Johnson
Manchester City
Joe Carter
West Bromwich Albion |
24 May 1926 -
Belgium 3 England
5,
Olympisch Stadion, Antwerpen
Johnson scored the second goal, after 52 mins. Carter the fifth, two
mins. from end |
Fr |
AW |
|
Johnson would score five in his first three appearances, Carter
four in his first three. |
|
1926-27 |
George
Brown
Huddersfield Town |
20 October 1926 -
England 3 Ireland 3,
Anfield Stadium, Liverpool |
BC |
HD |
William Dean (2)
Everton |
12 February 1927 -
Wales 3 England 3,
The Racecourse, Wrexham |
AD |
|
Dean would score twelve in his first five appearances. |
|
1927-28 |
George Stephenson (2)
Derby County |
17 May 1928 -
France 1 England 5,
Stade Olympique Yves-du-Manoir, Paris |
Fr |
AW |
|
1928-29 |
Edgar Kail (2)
Dulwich
Hamlet
George Camsell (2)
Middlesbrough |
9 May 1929 -
France 1 England 4,
Stade Olympique Yves-du-Manoir, Paris
Kail and Camsell scored two goals each from the 35th to 86th min.
Both scorers were
making their England debuts |
Fr |
AW |
|
Camsell did not fail to score in any of his nine appearances,
accumulating 18 goals. |
|
1929-30 |
Ellis Rimmer (2)
Sheffield Wednesday |
5 April 1930 -
England 5 Scotland 2,
Empire Stadium, Wembley |
BC |
HW |
|
1930-31 |
Harry Burgess (2)
Sheffield
Wednesday
Jimmy Hampson
Blackpool
Eric
Houghton
Aston Villa |
20 October 1930 -
England 5 Ireland 1,
Bramall Lane, Sheffield
Burgess scored after the 15th & 35th mins, sandwiching Hampson's 25th
min. goal. Houghton scored after 40 mins. |
BC |
HW |
|
Hampson would score five in his first three appearances. |
Tom Waring
Aston Villa |
14 May 1931 -
France 5 England 2,
Stade Olympique Yves-du-Manoir, Paris |
tour |
AL |
Harry Roberts
Millwall |
16 May 1931 -
Belgium
1 England 4,
Stade du DC de
Bruxelles, Bruxelles |
AW |
|
1931-32 |
John Smith
Portsmouth |
17 October 1931 -
Ireland 2
England 6,
Windsor Park, Belfast |
BC |
AW |
|
Smith would score four in his first three appearances. |
Bobby Barclay
Sheffield United |
9 April 1932 -
England 3 Scotland 0,
Empire Stadium, Wembley |
BC |
HW |
|
Barclay would score twice in his first two appearances. |
|
1932-33 |
George Hunt
Tottenham Hotspur |
1 April 1933 -
Scotland 2 England 1,
Hampden Park, Glasgow |
BC |
AL |
|
1933-34 |
Tom Grosvenor
Birmingham City
Jack Bowers
Derby County |
14 October 1933 -
Ireland 0 England 3, Windsor
Park, Belfast
Grosvenor is the
hundredth player to score on his debut, nine minutes
before Bowers scored his. |
BC |
AW |
Fred Tilson
Manchester City |
10 May 1934 - Hungary
2 England 1,
Stadion Üllõi út, Budapest |
tour |
AL |
|
Tilson would score five in his first four appearances. |
|
1934-35 |
Stan
Matthews
Stoke City |
29 September 1934 -
Wales 0 England 4, Ninian
Park, Cardiff |
BC |
AW |
|
Matthews becomes the first teenager to score on his debut 19 years 240
days. |
Ted Drake
Arsenal |
14 November 1934 -
England 3 Italy 2, Arsenal
Stadium, Highbury |
Fr |
HW |
Fred Worrall
Portsmouth |
18 May 1935 - Netherlands 0
England 1,
Olympisch Stadion, Amsterdam |
Fr |
AW |
|
1935-36 |
Ralph Birkett
Middlesbrough |
19 October 1935 -
Ireland 1 England 3, Windsor
Park, Belfast |
BC |
AW |
|
1936-37 |
Alf Kirchen
Arsenal
Tom Galley
Wolverhampton Wanderers
Len Goulden
West Ham United |
14 May 1937 - Norway
0
England 6, Ullevål Stadion, Oslo
Kirchen scored in the 18th min. Galley scored in the 40th, and
Goulden 85th. |
tour |
AW |
Joe Payne (2)
Luton
Town
Ken Willingham
Huddersfield Town
Jackie Robinson
Sheffield Wednesday |
20 May 1937 - Finland
0
England 8,
Töölön pallokenttä, Helsinki
Payne scored in the 27th & 56th mins. Willingham scored in the 75th,
and Robinson finally in the 87th. |
AW |
|
Robinson would score three goals in his first two appearances. |
|
1937-38 |
George Mills (3)
Chelsea |
23 October 1937 -
Ireland 1 England 5, Windsor
Park, Belfast |
BC |
AW |
Jack Morton
West Ham United |
1 December 1937 -
England 5 Czechoslovakia 4, White
Hart Lane, Tottenham |
Fr |
HW |
Frank Broome
Aston Villa |
14 May 1938 - Germany
3
England 6, Olympiastadion, Berlin |
tour |
AW |
|
1938-39 |
Tommy
Lawton
Everton |
22 October 1938 -
Wales 4 England 2, Ninian
Park, Cardiff |
BC |
AL |
|
Lawton's penalty makes him the youngest goalscoring debutant 19 years 16
days. |
|
Lawton will score a single goal in each of his first six
appearances. |
Reggie Smith (2)
Millwall
Ronald Dix
Derby County |
9 November 1938 -
England 4 Norway 0,
St. James' Park, Newcastle upon Tyne
Dix's 25th min goal came inbetween Smith's 18th and 40th min. goals |
Fr |
HW |
Pat Beasley
Aston Villa |
15 April 1939 - Scotland
1
England 2, Hampden Park, Glasgow |
BC |
AW |
|
Post-War Goalscoring Debutants |
|
1946-47 |
Wilf Mannion (3)
Middlesbrough
Tom
Finney
Preston North End
Bobby Langton
Blackburn Rovers |
28 September 1946 - Ireland
2
England 7, Windsor Park, Belfast
Mannion
scored a hat-trick on 7th, 28th & 61st mins, Finney 60th min. and
Langton after 83 mins.
|
BC |
AW |
|
Finney would score two goals in his first two appearances. |
Stan Mortensen (4)
Bolton
Wanderers |
25 May 1947 -
Portugal 0
England 10,
Estadio Nacional, Lisboa |
tour |
AW |
|
Mortensen would score six goals in his first three appearances. |
|
1948-49 |
Jackie Milburn
Newcastle United |
9 October 1948 - Ireland
2
England 6, Windsor Park, Belfast |
BC |
AW |
Jack Haines (2)
West
Bromwich Albion
Johnny Hancocks (2)
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
Jack Rowley
Manchester United |
2 December 1948 -
England 6 Switzerland 0, Arsenal Stadium, Highbury
Haines scored in the 5th and 36th mins. Hancocks in the 25th and
65th mins. sandwiching Rowley's 55th min. goal. |
Fr |
HW |
Johnny Morris
Derby County |
18 May 1949 - Norway 1
England 4,
Ullevål Stadion, Oslo |
tour |
AW |
|
Morris would score three goals in his first two appearances. |
|
1949-50 |
Jack Froggatt
Portsmouth |
16 November 1949 - England 9 Ireland
2, Maine Road,
Manchester |
BC |
HW |
|
1950-51 |
Jackie
Lee
Derby County |
7 October 1950 - Ireland 1 England 4,
Windsor Park, Belfast |
BC |
AW |
Nat Lofthouse (2)
Bolton
Wanderers |
22 November 1950 -
England 2 Yugoslavia 2,
Arsenal Stadium, Highbury |
Fr |
HD |
Harold Hassall
Huddersfield Town |
14 April 1951 - England 2 Scotland 3,
Empire Stadium, Wembley |
BC |
HL |
Bill Nicholson
Tottenham Hotspur |
19 May 1951 -
England 5 Portugal 2,
Goodison Park, Liverpool |
Fr |
HW |
|
1953-54 |
Dennis Wilshaw (2)
Wolverhampton
Wanderers |
10 October 1953 -
Wales 1 England 4,
Ninian Park, Cardiff |
BC/
WCP |
AW |
|
Wilshaw would score three goals in his first two appearances. |
Johnny Nicholls
West Bromwich Albion |
3 April 1954 - Scotland 2 England 4,
Hampden Park, Glasgow |
BC/
WCP |
AW |
|
1954-55 |
Johnny Haynes
Fulham
Don Revie
Manchester City |
2 October 1954 - Northern Ireland 0 England 2,
Windsor Park, Belfast
Haynes scored in the 75th and Revie followed up three minutes later.
Both scorers were
making their England debuts |
BC |
AW |
|
Revie would score in each of his first two appearances. |
|
1955-56 |
Geoff Bradford
Bristol Rovers |
2 October 1955 - Denmark 1 England 5,
Idrætsparken, København |
Fr |
AW |
John Atyeo
Bristol City |
30 November 1955 - England 4 Spain 1,
Empire Stadium, Wembley |
Fr |
HW |
Colin Grainger (2)
Sheffield United |
9 May 1956 - England 4 Brazil 2,
Empire Stadium, Wembley |
Fr |
HW |
Gordon Astall
Birmingham City |
20 May 1956 -
England 5 Finland 1,
Olympiastadion,
Helsinki |
tour |
AW |
|
1956-57 |
Johnny Brooks
Tottenham Hotspur |
14 November 1956 - England 3 Wales 1,
Empire Stadium, Wembley |
BC |
HW |
|
Brooks would score in each of his first two appearances. |
Derek Kevan
West Bromwich Albion |
6 April 1957 - England 2 Scotland 1,
Empire Stadium, Wembley |
BC |
HW |
|
1957-58 |
Alan A'Court
Liverpool |
6 November 1957 - England 2 Northern Ireland 3,
Empire Stadium, Wembley |
BC |
HL |
Bobby Robson
West Bromwich Albion |
27 November 1957 -
England 4 France 0, Empire
Stadium, Wembley |
Fr |
HW |
Bobby Charlton
Manchester United |
19 April 1958 - Scotland 0 England 4,
Hampden Park, Glasgow |
BC |
AW |
|
Charlton would score three goals in his first two appearances. |
|
1958-59 |
Warren Bradley
Manchester United |
6 May 1959 - England 2 Italy 2,
Empire Stadium, Wembley |
Fr |
HD |
Jimmy
Greaves
Chelsea |
17 May 1959 - Peru 4 England 1,
Estadio Nacional Coloso de José Díaz, Lima |
tour |
AL |
|
1959-60 |
Joe Baker
Hibernians
Ray Parry
Bolton Wanderers |
18 November 1959 - England 2 Northern Ireland
1,
Empire Stadium, Wembley 12
Baker scored in the 16th min. and Parry followed up in injury time.
Both scorers were
making their England debuts |
BC |
AL |
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