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Wednesday 30 Oct 2019

England's senior men's team reached the milestone of 1000 games in November 2019, when they played Montenegro at Wembley Stadium.

The Three Lions have come a long way and endured many ups and downs since they first took to the field back in 1872 against 'Auld Enemy' Scotland, in a game which ended goal-less in Partick.

Thankfully, things picked up from there and there's been plenty of goals, at both ends, over that time as well as plenty of special games which evoke memories for all England fans.

As we built up to the England's historic international milestone, we compiled and continued the full list of all our games so far.

Take a look below and see if you can find the number of the first game after you were born, your very own England number.

Or perhaps you can find your favourite game or the first one you attended.

1-100 (1872-1909)

Game 1: Scotland 0-0 England
International
The first ever international football fixture took place on 30 November 1872. The venue was Hamilton Crescent, Partick, Glasgow.

Game 2: England 4-2 Scotland
International
The scorer of the first international goal for England was the Right Honourable William Kenyon-Slaney. He eventually scored twice in the 4-2 win over Scotland, at Kennington Oval on 8 March 1873 thus becoming the first scorer of a brace for England.

Game 3: Scotland 2-1 England
International

7 March 1874 - Hamilton Cres, Partick

Game 4: England 2-2 Scotland
International

In England`s fourth international on 6 March 1875, C W Alcock ( Charles William) became the first England captain to score a goal when England drew with Scotland at Kennington Oval. It was Alcock`s one and only cap.

Game 5: Scotland 3-0 England
International

4 March 1876 - Hamilton Cres, Partick

Game 6: England 1-3 Scotland
International

4 March 1877 - Kennington Oval, London

Game 7: Scotland 7-2 England
International

2 March 1878 - First Hampden, Glasgow

Game 8: England 2-1 Wales
International

England`s first international against Wales took place at Kennington Oval on 18 January 1879.

Game 9: England 5-4 Scotland
International

5 April 1879. At 17 years and 252 days, James Prinsep was the youngest England international. It was a record that stood until Wayne Rooney was first capped, in 2003, 124 years later. The match-deciding goal was the first time England benefited from an own-goal when Scotland goalkeeper Robert Parlane helped a Norman Bailey throw-in into his own net and 1879 was the first time England played two internationals in one calendar year.

Game 10: Scotland 5-4 England
International

13 March 1880 - First Hampden, Glasgow

Game 11: Wales 2-3 England
International

15 March 1880 - Racecourse Ground, Wrexham

Game 12: England 0-1 Wales
International

26 February 1881 - Alexandra Meadows, Blackburn

Game 13: England 1-6 Scotland
International

12 March 1881 - Kennington Oval, London

Game 14: Ireland 0-13 England
International

England achieved a record scoreline, one that still stands, when they met Ireland for the first time on 18 February 1882 at Knock Ground, Belfast. The visitors scored 13 times without reply and the game also saw the first hat-trick, two in fact, in an England international. Howard Vaughton scored five times and Arthur `Digger` Brown netted four. Unfortunately, match reports are rare and so it is almost impossible to decide who has the distinction of being England`s first hat-trick hero. Vaughton scored in the third minute but times of the goals do not exist beyond, ironically, the 13th minute.

Game 15: Scotland 5-1 England
International

11 March 1882 - First Hampden, Glasgow

Game 16: Wales 5-3 England
International

13 March 1882 - Racecourse Ground, Wrexham

Game 17: England 5-0 Wales
International

3 February 1883 - Kennington Oval, London

Game 18: England 7-0 Ireland
International

24 February 1883 - Aigburth CC, Liverpool

Game 19: England 2-3 Scotland
International

10 March 1883 - Bramall Lane, Sheffield

Game 20: Ireland 1-8 England
Home International Championship

In 1884, the Home International Championship was staged for the first time. England were the first champions beating Ireland 8-1, in Belfast on 23 February 1884

Game 21: Scotland 1-0 England

Home International Championship

15 March 1884 - First Cathkin, Glasgow

Game 22: Wales 0-4 England

Home International Championship

17 March 1884 - Racecourse Ground, Wrexham

Game 23: England 4-0 Ireland

Home International Championship

28 February 1885 - Whalley Range, Manchester

Game 24: England 1-1 Wales

Home International Championship

After 13 years and 23 games, England played out their first 1-1 draw when Wales were the visitors to Leamington Road, Blackburn on 14 March 1885.

Game 25: England 1-1 Scotland

Home International Championship

21 March 1885 - England hosted Scotland at Kennington Oval and history was made by James Forrest, the Blackburn half-back, as the first professional footballer to play for England. Scotland protested, regarding his status, and so Forrest had to play in a different jersey to the rest of the England players, to differentiate from them, amateurs all. At his club Forrest earned £1 a week. He got £1 playing for England so Blackburn didn`t pay him that week.

Game 26: Ireland 1-6 England

Home International Championship

13 March 1886 - Ballynafeigh Park, Belfast

Game 27: Scotland 1-1 England

Home International Championship

27 March 1886 - Second Hampden, Glasgow

Game 28: Wales 1-3 England

Home International Championship

29 March 1886 - Racecourse Ground, Wrexham

Game 29: England 7-0 Ireland

Home International Championship

5 February 1887 - Bramall Lane, Sheffield

Game 30: England 4-0 Wales

Home International Championship

26 February 1887 - Kennington Oval, London

Game 31: England 2-3 Scotland

Home International Championship

19 March 1887 - Leamington Road, Blackburn

Game 32: England 5-1 Wales

Home International Championship

On 4 February 1888, England beat Wales 5-1 at Nantwich Road, Crewe. George Woodhall scored England`s third goal. It was the 100th England international goal and took just 16 years and less than 32 games.

Game 33: Scotland 0-5 England

Home International Championship

17 March 1888 - Hampden Park, Glasgow

Game 34: Ireland 1-5 England

Home International Championship

Tinsley Lindley set a new record for scoring in consecutive internationals. On 7 April 1888 he scored in the 5-1 win over Ireland at Ballynafeigh Park in Belfast, his sixth consecutive scoring game for England.

Game 35: England 4-1 Wales

Home International Championship

23 February 1889 - Victoria Ground, Stoke

Game 36: England 6-1 Ireland

Home International Championship

When England beat Ireland 6-1 at Anfield Road, Liverpool on 2 March 1889 skipper John Brodie, making his debut and captaining the side, scored his only international goal.

Game 37: England 2-3 Scotland

Home International Championship

13 April 1889 - Kennington Oval, London

Games 38 and 39: Wales 1-3 England & Ireland 1-9 England

Home International Championship
History was made in 1890 when England fielded two separate teams on the same day. It was 15 March when Wales were beaten 3-1 at The Racecourse, Wrexham while the other England side were winning 9-1 against Ireland in Belfast.

Game 40: Scotland 1-1 England

Home International Championship

5 April 1890 - Hampden Park, Glasgow

Game 41: England 6-1 Ireland

Home International Championship

7 March 1891 - Molineux

Game 42: England 4-1 Wales

Home International Championship

7 March 1891 - Sunderland

Game 43: England 2-1 Scotland

Home International Championship

4 April 1891 - Ewood Park, Blackburn

* Disputed date - some sources state Saturday 4 April, others Monday 6 April

Game 44: Wales 0-2 England

Home International Championship

5 March 1892 - Racecourse Ground, Wrexham

Game 45: Ireland 0-2 England

Home International Championship

5 March 1892 - Solitude Stadium, Belfast

Game 46: Scotland 1-4 England

Home International Championship

2 April 1892 - Ibrox Park, Glasgow

Game 47: England 6-1 Ireland

Home International Championship

25 February 1893 - Perry Barr, Birmingham

Game 48: England 6-0 Wales

Home International Championship

13 March 1893 - Victoria Ground, Stoke

Game 49: England 5-2 Scotland

Home International Championship

1 April 1893 - Richmond Athletic Ground, London

Game 50: Ireland 2-2 England

Home International Championship

On 3 March 1894 England reached the milestone of their 50th international but they could only draw 2-2 in Belfast against Ireland, at Solitude Stadium.

Game 51: Wales 1-5 England

Home International Championship

It was 12 March 1894 when, for the first time, and only time in history, England had all eleven players from the same club. It was for the 5-1 win over Wales, in Wrexham, that the entire England XI were from Corinthians FC

Game 52: Scotland 2-2 England

Home International Championship

7 April 1894 - Celtic Park, Glasgow

Game 53: England 9-0 Ireland

Home International Championship

The only true Romany ever to play for England, Rabbi Hawell, made a scoring debut for England in the 9-0 victory over Ireland at the Derby County Cricket Club on 9 March 1895.

Game 54: England 1-1 Wales

Home International Championship

18 March 1895 - Recreation Ground, Queen`s Club, London

Game 55: England 3-0 Scotland

Home International Championship

6 April 1895 - Goodison Park, Liverpool

Game 56: Ireland 0-2 England

Home International Championship

7 March 1896 - Solitude Stadium, Belfast

Game 57: Wales 1-9 England

Home International Championship

Steve Bloomer scored England`s 200th goal with the first of the five he netted against Wales at the Arms Park, Cardiff on 16 March 1896. It was only 25 games since the national side scored their 100th goal.

Game 58: Scotland 2-1 England

Home International Championship

4 April 1896 - Celtic Park, Glasgow

Game 59: England 6-0 Ireland

Home International Championship

20 February 1897 - Trent Bridge, Nottingham

Game 60: England 4-0 Wales

Home International Championship

29 March 1897 - Bramall Lane, Sheffield

Game 61: England 1-2 Scotland

Home International Championship

3 April 1897 - Crystal Palace, London

Game 62: Ireland 2-3 England

Home International Championship

5 March 1898 - Solitude Stadium, Belfast

Game 63: Wales 0-3 England

Home International Championship

28 March 1898 - Racecourse Ground, Wrexham

Game 64: Scotland 1-3 England

Home International Championship

2 April 1898 - Celtic Park, Glasgow

Game 65: England 13-2 Ireland

Home International Championship

18 February 1899 - Roker Park, Sunderland

Game 66: England 4-0 Wales

Home International Championship

20 March 1899 - Ashton Gate, Bristol

Game 67: England 2-1 Scotland

Home International Championship

8 April 1899 - Villa Park, Birmingham

Game 68: Ireland 0-2 England

Home International Championship

17 March 1900 - Lansdowne Road, Dublin

Game 69: Wales 1-1 England

Home International Championship

26 March 1900 - Arms Park, Cardiff

Game 70: Scotland 4-1 England

Home International Championship

7 April 1900 - Celtic Park, Glasgow

Game 71: England 3-0 Ireland

Home International Championship

9 March 1901 - The Dell, Southampton

Game 72: England 6-0 Wales

Home International Championship

18 March 1901 - St James` Park, Newcastle

Game 73: England 2-2 Scotland

Home International Championship

30 March 1901 - Crystal Palace, London

Game 74: Wales 0-0 England

Home International Championship

3 March 1902 - Racecourse Ground, Wrexham

Game 75: Ireland 0-1 England

Home International Championship

22 March 1902 - Balmoral Showgrounds, Belfast

Game 76: England 2-2 Scotland

Home International Championship

3 May 1902 - Villa Park, Birmingham

Game 77: England 4-0 Ireland

Home International Championship

14 February 1903 - Molineux, Wolverhampton

Game 78: England 2-1 Wales

Home International Championship

2 March 1903 - Fratton Park, Portsmouth

Game 79: England 1-2 Scotland

Home International Championship

4 April 1903 - Bramall Lane, Sheffield

Game 80: Wales 2-2 England

Home International Championship

29 February 1904 - Racecourse Ground, Wrexham

Game 81: Ireland 1-3 England

Home International Championship

12 March 1904 - Solitude Stadium, Belfast

Game 82: Scotland 0-1 England

Home International Championship

9 April 1904 - Celtic Park, Glasgow

Game 83: England 1-1 Ireland

Home International Championship

25 February 1905 - Ayresome Park, Middlesbrough

Game 84: England 3-1 Wales

Home International Championship

27 March 1905 - Anfield, Liverpool

Game 85: England 1-0 Scotland

Home International Championship

1 April 1905 - Crystal Palace, London

Game 86: Ireland 0-5 England

Home International Championship

17 February 1906 - Solitude Stadium, Belfast

Game 87: Wales 0-1 England

Home International Championship

19 March 1906 - Arms Park, Cardiff

Game 88: Scotland 2-1 England

Home International Championship

The largest ever international attendance was recorded on 7 April 1906 when Scotland beat England at Hampden Park, Glasgow in front of 102,741 spectators.

Game 89: England 1-0 Ireland

Home International Championship

16 February 1907 - Goodison Park, Liverpool

Game 90: England 1-1 Wales

Home International Championship

18 March 1907 - Craven Cottage, Fulham, London

Game 91: England 1-1 Scotland

Home International Championship

6 Apri 1907 - St James` Park, Newcastle

Game 92: Ireland 1-3 England

Home International Championship

15 February 1908 - Solitude Stadium, Belfast

Game 93: Wales 1-7 England

Home International Championship

16 March 1908 - Racecourse Ground, Wrexham

Game 94: Scotland 1-1 England

Home International Championship

4 April 1908 - Hampden Park, Glasgow

Game 95: Austria 1-6 England

Friendly

On 6 June 1908, 36 years after playing Scotland in the very first international football match, England faced foreign opposition for the first time, on their first ever foreign tour, when they faced Austria in Vienna. England won 6-1.

Game 96: Austria 1-11 England

Friendly

8 June 1908 - Vienna

Game 97: Hungary 0-7 England

Friendly

10 June 1908 - Budapest

Game 98: Bohemia 0-4 England

Friendly

13 June 1908 - Prague

Game 99: England 4-0 Ireland

Home International Championship

13 February 1909 - Bradford

Game 100: England 2-0 Wales

Home International Championship

England`s 100th international football match saw Wales beaten 2-0 at the City Ground, Nottingham on 15 March 1909.

101-200 (1909-1935)

Game 101: England 2-0 Scotland
Home International Championship
3 April 1909 - Crystal Palace, London

Game 102: Hungary 2-4 England

Friendly

29 May 1909 - Budapest

Game 103: Hungary 2-8 England

Friendly

31 May 1909 - Budapest

Game 104: Austria 1-8 England

Friendly

1 June 1909 - Vienna

Game 105: Ireland 1-1 England

Home International Championship

12 February 1910 - Solitude Stadium, Belfast

Game 106: Wales 0-1 England

Home International Championship

14 March 1910 - Arms Park

Game 107: Scotland 2-0 England

Home International Championship

2 April 1910 - Hampden Park, Glasgow

Game 108: England 2-1 Ireland

Home International Championship

11 February 1911 - Baseball Ground, Derby

Game 109: England 3-0 Wales

Home International Championship

13 March 1911 - The Den, London

Game 110: England 1-1 Scotland

Home International Championship

1 April 1911 - Goodison Park, Liverpool

Game 111: Ireland 1-6 England

Home International Championship

10 February 1912 - Dalymount Park, Dublin

Game 112: Wales 0-2 England

Home International Championship

11 March 1912 - Racecourse Ground, Wrexham

Game 113: Scotland 1-1 England

Home International Championship

23 March 1912 - Hampden Park, Glasgow

Game 114: Ireland 2-1 England

Home International Championship

At the 32nd attempt Ireland finally beat England, 2-1 at Windsor Park, Belfast, on 15 February 1913.

Game 115: England 4-3 Wales

Home International Championship

17 March 1913 - Ashton Gate, Bristol

Game 116: England 1-0 Scotland

Home International Championship

5 April 1913 - Stamford Bridge, London

Game 117: England 0-3 Ireland

Home International Championship

14 February 1914 - Ayresome Park, Middlesbrough

Game 118: Wales 0-2 England

Home International Championship

16 March 1914 - Ninian Park, Cardiff

Game 119: Scotland 3-1 England

Home International Championship

4 April 1914 - Hampden Park, Glasgow

*Last England international before World War 1

Game 120: Ireland 1-1 England

Home International Championship

25 October 1919 - Windsor Park, Belfast

Game 121: England 1-2 Wales

Home International Championship

15 March 1920 - Highbury, London

Game 122: England 5-4 Scotland

Home International Championship

10 April 1920 - Hillsborough, Sheffield

Game 123: England 2-0 Ireland

Home International Championship

23 October 1920 - Roker Park, Sunderland

Game 124: Wales 0-0 England

Home International Championship

14 March 1921 - Ninian Park, Cardiff

Game 125: Scotland 3-0 England

Home International Championship

9 April 1921 - Hampden Park, Glasgow

Game 126: Belgium 0-2 England

Friendly

21 May 1921 - Brussels

Game 127: Ireland 1-1 England

Home International Championship

22 October 1921 - Windsor Park, Belfast

Game 128: England 1-0 Wales

Home International Championship

13 March 1922 - Anfield, Liverpool

Game 129: England 0-1 Scotland

Home International Championship

8 April 1922 - Villa Park, Birmingham

Game 130: England 2-0 Ireland

Home International Championship

21 October 1922 - The Hawthorns, West Bromwich

Game 131: Wales 2-2 England

Home International Championship

5 March 1923 - Ninian Park, Cardiff

Game 132: England 6-1 Belgium

Friendly

19 March 1923 - Highbury

Game 133: Scotland 2-2 England

Home International Championship

14 April 1923 v Scotland - Hampden Park

Game 134: France 1-4 England

Friendly

10 May 1923 - Paris

Game 135: Sweden 2-4 England

Friendly

21 May 1923 - Stockholm

Game 136: Sweden 1-3 England

Friendly

24 May 1923 - Stockholm

Game 137: Ireland 2-1 England

Home International Championship

20 October 1923 - Windsor Park

Game 138: Belgium 2-2 England

Friendly

1 November 1923 - Antwerp

Game 139: England 1-2 Wales

Home International Championship

3 March 1924 - Ewood Park, Blackburn

Game 140: England 1-1 Scotland

Home International Championship

12 April 1924 - Empire Stadium, Wembley

Game 141: France 1-3 England

Friendly

17 May 1924 - Paris

Game 142: England 3-1 Ireland

Home International Championship

22 October 1924 - Goodison Park, Liverpool

Game 143: England 4-0 Belgium

Friendly

8 December 1924, The Hawthorns, West Bromwich

Game 144: Wales 1-2 England

Home International Championship

28 February 1925 - Vetch Field, Swansea

Game 145: Scotland 2-0 England

Home International Championship

4 April 1925 - Hampden Park, Glasgow

Game 146: France 2-3 England

Friendly

21 May 1925 - Paris

Game 147: Ireland 0-0 England

Home International Championship

24 October 1925 - Windsor Park, Belfast

Game 148: England 1-3 Wales

Home International Championship

1 March 1926 - Selhurst Park, London

Game 149: England 0-1 Scotland

Home International Championship

17 April 1926 - Old Trafford, Manchester

Game 150: Belgium 3-5 England

Friendly

24 May 1926 - Antwerp

Game 151: England 3-3 Ireland

Home International Championship

20 October 1926 - Anfield, Liverpool

Game 152: Wales 3-3 England

Home International Championship

12 February 1927 - Racecourse Ground, Wrexham

Game 153: Scotland 1-2 England

Home International Championship

2 April 1927 - Hamdpen Park, Glasgow

Game 154: Belgium 1-9 England

Friendly

11 May 1927 - Brussels

Game 155: Luxembourg 2-5 England

Friendly

21 May 1927 - Luxembourg

Game 156: France 0-6 England

Friendly

26 May 1927 - Paris

Game 157: Ireland 2-0 England

Home International Championship

22 October 1927 - Windsor Park, Belfast

Game 158: England 1-2 Wales

Home International Championship

28 November 1927 - Turf Moor, Burnley

Game 159: England 1-5 Scotland

Home International Championship

31 March 1928 - Wembley

Game 160: France 1-5 England

Friendly

17 May 1928 - Paris

Game 161: Belgium 1-3 England

Friendly

19 May 1928 - Brussels

Game 162: England 2-1 Ireland

Home International Championship

22 October 1928 saw the shortest international career for any player starting an England game. West Ham defender Jim `Tiny` Barrett, who was a shade under 6 feet tall, was injured after just four minutes of the game at Goodison Park and had to be carried off. It was his only cap.

Game 163: Wales 2-3 England

Home International Championship

17 November 1928 - Vetch Field, Swansea

Game 164: Scotland 1-0 England

Home International Championship

13 April 1929 - Hampden Park, Glasgow

Game 165: France 1-4 England

Friendly

9 May 1929 - Paris

Game 166: Belgium 1-5 England

Friendly

11 May 1929 - Brussels

Game 167: Spain 4-3 England

Friendly

15 May 1929 - Madrid

Game 168: Ireland 0-3 England

Home International Championship

19 October 1929 - Windsor Park, Belfast

Game 169: England 6-0 Wales

Home International Championship

20 November 1929 - Stamford Bridge, London

Game 170: England 5-2 Scotland

Home International Championship

5 April 1930 - Wembley

Game 171: Germany 3-3 England

Friendly

10 May 1930 - Berlin

Game 172: Austria 0-0 England

Friendly

14 May 1930 - Vienna

Game 173: England 5-1 Ireland

Home International Championship

20 October 1930 - Bramall Lane, Sheffield

Game 174: Wales 0-4 England

Home International Championship

22 November 1930 - Racecourse Ground, Wrexham

Game 175: Scotland 2-0 England

Home International Championship

28 March 1931 - Hampden Park, Glasgow

Game 176: France 5-2 England

Friendly

14 May 1931 - Paris

Game 177: Belgium 1-4 England

Friendly

16 May 1931 - Brussels

Game 178: Ireland 2-6 England

Home International Championship

17 October 1931 - Windsor Park, Belfast

Game 179: England 3-1 Wales

Home International Championship

18 November 1931 - Anfield, Liverpool

Game 180: England 7-1 Spain

Friendly

9 December 1931 - Highbury, London

Game 181: England 3-0 Scotland

Home International Championship

9 April 1932 - Wembley

Game 182: England 1-0 Ireland

Home International Championship

17 October 1932 - Bloomfield Road, Blackpool

Game 183: Wales 0-0 England

Home International Championship

16 November 1932 - Racecourse Ground

Game 184: England 4-3 Austria

Friendly

7 December 1932 - Stamford Bridge, London

Game 185: Scotland 2-1 England

Home International Championship

1 April 1933 - Hampden Park

Game 186: Italy 1-1 England

Friendly

13 May 1933 - Rome

Game 187: Switzerland 0-4 England

Friendly

20 May 1933 - Berne

Game 188: Ireland 0-3 England

Home International Championship

14 October 1933 - Windsor Park, Belfast

Game 189: England 1-2 Wales

Home International Championship

15 November 1933 - St James` Park, Newcastle

Game 190: England 4-1 France

Friendly

6 December 1933 - White Hart Lane, London

Game 191: England 3-0 Scotland

Home International Championship

14 April 1934 - Wembley

Game 192: Hungary 2-1 England

Friendly

10 May 1934 - Budapest

Game 193: Czechoslovakia 2-1 England

Friendly
16 May 1934 - Prague

Game 194: Wales 0-4 England

Home International Championship

Stanley Matthews made a scoring debut when he played against Wales at Ninian Park, netting the third goal, in a 4-0 win on 29 September 1934.

Game 195: England 3-2 Italy

Friendly

When England beat reigning World Cup holders Italy at Highbury on 14 November 1934, there were seven Arsenal players in the team; Frank Moss, George Male, Eddie Hapgood, Wilf Copping, Ray Bowden, Ted Drake and Cliff Bastin.

Game 196: England 2-1 Ireland

Home International Championship

6 February 1935 - Goodison Park, Liverpool

Game 197: Scotland 2-0 England

Home International Championship

6 April 1935 - Hampden Park, Glasgow

Game 198: Netherlands 0-1 England

Friendly

18 May 1935 - Amsterdam

Game 199: Ireland 1-3 England

Home International Championship

19 October 1935 - Windsor Park, Belfast

Game 200: England 3-0 Germany

Friendly

4 December 1935 - White Hart Lane, London

201-300 (1935-1955)

Game 201: England 1-2 Wales
Home International Championship
5 February 1936 - Molineux, Wolverhampton

Game 202: England 1-1 Scotland

Home International Championship

4 April 1936 - Wembley

Game 203: Austria 2-1 England

Friendly

6 May 1936 - Vienna

Game 204: Belgium 3-2 England

Friendly

9 May 1936 - Brussels

Game 205: Wales 2-1 England

Home International Championship

17 October 1936 - Ninian Park, Cardiff

Game 206: England 3-1 Ireland

Home International Championship

18 November 1936 - Victoria Ground, Stoke

Game 207: England 6-2 Hungary

Friendly

2 December 1936 - Highbury, London

Game 208: Scotland 3-1 England

The highest Home International Championship match attendance was set on 17 April 1937 when 149,547 witnessed Scotland`s victory at Hampden Park

Game 209: Norway 0-6 England

Friendly

14 May 1937 - Oslo

Game 210: Sweden 0-4 England

Friendly

17 May 1937 - Stockholm

Game 211: Finland 0-8 England

Friendly

20 May 1937 - Helsinki

Game 212: Ireland 1-5 England

Home International Championship

23 October 1937 - Windsor Park, Belfast

Game 213: England 2-1 Wales

Home International Championship

17 November 1937 - Ayresome Park, Middlesbrough

Game 214: England 5-4 Czechoslovakia

Friendly

1 December 1937 - White Hart Lane, London

Game 215: England 0-1 Scotland

Home International Championship

9 April 1938 - Wembley

Game 216: Germany 3-6 England

Friendly

14 May 1938 - Berlin

Game 217: Switzerland 2-1 England

Friendly

21 May 1938 - Zurich

Game 218: France 2-4 England

Friendly

26 May 1938 - Paris

Game 219: Wales 4-2 England

Home International Championship

22 October 1938 - Ninian Park, Cardiff

Game 220: England 3-0 Rest of Europe

Friendly - FA 75th anniversary celebration match

26 October 1938 - Highbury, London

Game 221: England 4-0 Norway

Friendly

9 November 1938 - St James` Park, Newcastle

Game 222: England 7-0 Ireland

Home International Championship

The fastest ever England hat-trick was scored by Willie Hall, against Ireland, on 16 November 1938, at Old Trafford, Manchester. It took him just 3.5 minutes to get three of England`s total in the 7-0 victory, between the 34th and 38th minute.

Game 223: Scotland 1-2 England

Home International Championship

15 April 1939 - Hampden Park, Glasgow

Game 224: Italy 2-2 England

Friendly

13 May 1939 - Milan

Game 225: Yugoslavia 2-1 England

Friendly

18 May 1939 - Belgrade

* Game 226: Romania 0-2 England

Friendly

24 May 1939 - Bucharest

* England`s final international before World War II

Game 227: Northern Ireland 2-7 England

Home International Championship

28 September 1946 - Windsor Park, Belfast

Game 228: Republic of Ireland 0-1 England

Friendly

The first ever international between England and the Republic of Ireland, on 30 September 1946, took place at Dalymount Park, Dublin and was settled by a single Tom Finney goal.

Game 229: England 3-0 Wales

Home International Championship

13 November 1946 - Maine Road, Manchester

Game 230: England 8-2 Netherlands

Friendly

27 November 1946 - Leeds Road, Huddersfield

Game 231: England 1-1 Scotland

Home International Championship

12 April 1947 - Wembley

Game 232: England 3-0 France

Friendly

3 May 1947 - Highbury, London

Game 233: Switzerland 1-0 England

Friendly

18 May 1947 - Zurich

Game 234: Portugal 0-10 England

Friendly

25 May 1947 - Lisbon

Game 235: Belgium 2-5 England

Friendly - Belgian FA Golden Jubilee

21 September 1947 - Brussels

Game 236: Wales 0-3 England

Home International Championship

18 October 1947 - Ninian Park, Cardiff

Game 237: England 2-2 Northern Ireland

Home International Championship

5 November 1947 - Goodison Park, Liverpool

Game 238: England 4-2 Sweden

Friendly

19 November 1947 - Highbury

Game 239: Scotland 0-2 England

Home International Championship

10 April 1948 - Hampden Park, Glasgow

Game 240: Italy 0-4 England

Friendly

16 May 1948 - Turin

Game 241: Denmark 0-0 England

Friendly

26 September 1948 - Copenhagen

Game 242: Northern Ireland 2-6 England

Home International Championship

On 9 October 1948, Billy Wright captained England for the first time, in the win over Northern Ireland in Belfast.

Game 243: England 1-0 Wales

Home International Championship

10 November 1948 - Villa Park, Birmingham

Game 244: England 6-0 Switzerland

Friendly

2 December 1948 - Highbury, London

Game 245: England 1-3 Scotland

Home International Championship

9 April 1949 - Wembley

Game 246: Sweden 3-1 England

Friendly

13 May 1949 - Stockholm

Game 247: Norway 1-4 England

Friendly

18 May 1949 - Oslo

Game 248: France 1-3 England

Friendly

22 May 1949 - Paris

Game 249: England 0-2 Republic of Ireland

Friendly

21 September 1949 - Goodison Park, Liverpool

Game 250: Wales 1-4 England

Home International Championship/ World Cup Qualifier

15 October 1949 - Ninian Park, Cardiff

Game 251: England 9-2 Northern Ireland

Home International Championship/ World Cup Qualifier

16 November 1949 - Maine Road, Manchester

Game 252: England 2-0 Italy

Friendly

30 November 1949 - White Hart Lane, London

Game 253: Scotland 0-1 England

Home International Championship/ World Cup Qualifier

15 April 1950 - Hampden Park, Glasgow

Game 254: Portugal 3-5 England

Friendly

14 May 1950 - Lisbon

Game 255: Belgium 1-4 England

Friendly

Jimmy Mullen became England`s first substitute in an international for which caps were awarded. He replaced Jackie Milburn and then became the first sub to score when he netted in the 4-1 win away to Belgium, in Brussels, 18 May 1950.

Game 256: Chile 0-2 England

World Cup - Brazil 1950

It was also 1950 when Stan Mortensen scored England`s first goal at a World Cup Final tournament, when he scored the first in the 2-0 victory over Chile on 25 June in Rio de Janeiro.

Game 257: USA 1-0 England

World Cup - Brazil 1950

29 June 1950 - Bela Horizonte

Game 258: Spain1-0 England

World Cup - Brazil 1950

2 July 1950 - Rio de Janeiro

Game 259: Northern Ireland 1-4 England

Home International Championship

7 October 1950 - Windsor Park, Belfast

Game 260: England 4-2 Wales

Home International Championship

15 November 11950 - Roker Park, Sunderland

Game 261: England 2-2 Yugoslavia

Friendly

22 November 1950 - Highbury, London

Game 262: England 2-3 Scotland

Home International Championship

14 April 1951 - Wembley

Game 263: England 2-1 Argentina

Friendly

9 May 1951 - Wembley

Game 264: England 5-2 Portugal

Friendly

On 19 May 1951, Bill Nicholson scored his first England goal after just 19 seconds of his debut in the 5-2 Wembley win over Portugal at Goodison Park. It was his only international goal and his only England appearance.

Game 265: England 2-2 France

Friendly

3 October 1951 - Highbury, London

Game 266: Wales 1-1 England

Home International Championship

20 October 1951 - Ninian Park, Cardiff

Game 267: England 2-0 Northern Ireland

Home International Championship

14 November 1951 - Villa Park, Birmingham

Game 268: England 2-2 Austria

Friendly

28 November 1951 -Wembley

Game 269: Scotland 1-2 England

Home International Championship

5 April 1952 - Hampden Park, Glasgow

Game 270: Italy 1-1 England

Friendly

18 May 1952 - Florence

Game 271: Austria 2-3 England

Friendly

25 May 1952 - Vienna

Game 272: Switzerland 0-3 England

Friendly

28 May 1952 - Zurich

Game 273: Northern Ireland 2-2 England

Home International Championship

4 October 1952 - Windsor Park, Belfast

Game 274: England 5-2 Wales

Home International Championship

12 November 1952 - Wembley

Game 275: England 5-0 Belgium

Friendly

26 November 1952 - Wembley

Game 276: England 2-2 Scotland

Home International Championship

18 April 1953 - Wembley

Game 277: Argentina v England

Friendly

17 May 1953 - Buenos Aires

* Match abandoned due to waterlogged pitch after 36 minutes with score at 0-0.

Game 278: Chile 1-2 England

Friendly

24 May 1953 - Santiago

Game 279: Uruguay 2-1 England

Friendly

31 May 1953 - Montevideo

Game 280: USA 3-6 England

Friendly

8 June 1953 - New York

Game 281: Wales 1-4 England
Home International Championship

All five goals in England`s 4-1 Home International victory over Wales at Ninian Park were headers on 10 October 1953.

Game 282: England 4-4 Rest of Europe

Friendly - FA 90th anniversary celebration match

21 October 1953 - Wembley

Game 283: England 3-1 Northern Ireland

Home International Championship

11 November 1953 - Goodison Park, Liverpool

Game 284: England 3-6 Hungary

Friendly

The blackest day in English international history so far came on 25 November 1953 at Wembley, with a result against the 'Magical Magyars' that produced a radical change in approach for club and international football in England from there on in.

Game 285: Scotland 2-4 England

Home International Championship / World Cup Qualifier

3 April 1954 - Hampden Park, Glasgow

Game 286: Yugoslavia 1-0 England

Friendly

16 May 1954 - Belgrade

Game 287: Hungary 7-1 England

Friendly

23 May 1954 - Budapest

Game 288: Belgium 4-4 England (AET, 3-3 after 90 minutes)

World Cup - Switzerland 1954

17 June 1954 - Basle

Game 289: Switzerland 0-2 England
World Cup - Switzerland 1954

20 June 1954 - Berne

Game 290: Uruguay 4-2 England
World Cup - Switzerland 1954

Quarter-Final

26 June 1954 - Basle

Game 291: Northern Ireland 0-2 England

Home International Championship

2 October 1954 - Windsor Park, Belfast

Game 292: England 3-2 Wales

Home International Championship

10 November 1954 - Wembley

Game 293: England 3-1 West Germany

Friendly

1 December 1954 - Wembley W 3-1

Game 294: England 7-2 Scotland

Home International Championship

At 18 years and 183 days, Duncan Edwards became the youngest debutant since the Second World War when he played in England`s 7-2 Wembley win over Scotland on 2 April 1955.

Game 295: France 1-0 England

Friendly

15 May 1955 - Paris

Game 296: Spain 1-1 England

Friendly

18 May 1955 - Madrid

Game 297: Portugal 3-1 England

Friendly

22 May 1955 - Oporto

Game 298: Denmark 1-5 England

Friendly

2 October 1955 - Copenhagen

Game 299: Wales 2-1 England

Home International Championship

22 October 1955 - Ninian Park, Cardiff

Game 300: England 3-0 Northern Ireland

Home International Championship

2 November 1955 - Wembley

301-400 (1955-1966)

Game 301: England 4-1 Spain
Friendly
30 November 1955 - Wembley

Game 302: Scotland 1-1 England

Home International Championship

14 April 1956 - Hampden Park, Glasgow

Game 303: England 4-2 Brazil

Friendly

9 May 1956 - Wembley

Game 304: Sweden 0-0 England

Friendly

16 May 1956 - Stockholm

Game 305: Finland 1-5 England

Friendly

20 May 1956 - Helsinki

Game 306: West Germany 1-3 England

Friendly

26 May 1956 - Berlin

Game 307: Northern Ireland 1-1 England

Home International Championship

6 October 1956 - Windsor Park

Game 308: England 3-1 Wales

Home International Championship

14 November 1956 - Wembley

Game 309: England 3-0 Yugoslavia

Friendly

28 November 1956 - Wembley

Game 310: England 5-2 Denmark

World Cup Qualifier

5 December 1956 - Molineux, Wolverhampton

Game 311: England 2-1 Scotland

Home International Championship

6 April 1957 - Wembley

Game 312: England 5-1 Republic of Ireland

World Cup Qualifier

8 May 1957 - Wembley

Game 313: Denmark 1-4 England

World Cup Qualifier

15 May 1957 - Copenhagen

Game 314: Republic of Ireland 1-1 England

World Cup Qualifier

19 May 1957 - Dalymount Park, Dublin

Game 315: Wales 0-4 England

Home International Championship

19 October 1957 - Ninian Park, Cardiff

Game 316: England 2-3 Northern Ireland

Home International Championship

6 November 1957 - Wembley

Game 317: England 4-0 France

Friendly

27 November 1957 - Wembley

Game 318: Scotland 0-4 England

Home International Championship

19 April 1958 saw Bobby Charlton make a scoring debut in England`s win over Scotland at Hampden Park, Glasgow.

Game 319: England 2-1 Portugal

Friendly

7 May 1958 - Wembley

Game 320: Yugoslavia 5-0 England

Friendly

11 May 1958 - Belgrade

Game 321: USSR 1-1 England

Friendly

18 May 1958 - Moscow

Game 322: USSR 2-2 England

World Cup - Sweden 1958

8 June 1958 - Gothenburg

Game 323: Brazil 0-0 England
World Cup - Sweden 1958

11 June 1958 - Gothenburg

Game 324: Austria 2-2 England
World Cup - Sweden 1958

15 June 1958 - Boras

Game 325: USSR 1-0 England

World Cup - Sweden 1958
Play-off

17 June 1958 - Gothenburg

Game 326: Northern Ireland 3-3 England

Home International Championship

4 October 1958 - Windsor Park, Belfast

Game 327: England 5-0 USSR

Friendly

22 October 1958 - Wembley

Game 328: England 2-2 Wales

Home International Championship

26 November 1958 - Villa Park, Birmingham

Game 329: England 1-0 Scotland

Home International Championship

Billy Wright became the first footballer in history to reach a century of caps when he made his 100th England appearance on 11 April 1959 in the 1-0 Wembley win over Scotland.

Game 330: England 2-2 Italy

Friendly

6 May 1959 - Wembley

Game 331: Brazil 2-0 England

Friendly

13 May 1959 - Rio de Janeiro

Game 332: Peru 4-1 England

Friendly

17 May 1959 - Lima

Game 333: Mexico 2-1 England

Friendly

24 May 1959 - Mexico City

Game 334: USA 1-8 England

Friendly

Billy Wright ended his international career, on 28 May 1959 with yet more records. When England won 8-1 in Los Angeles, helped by Bobby Charlton`s first international hat-trick, it was Wright`s 105th cap, his 90th as captain and the end of a record run of 70 consecutive internationals.

Game 335: Wales 1-1 England

Home International Championship

17 October 1959 - Ninian Park, Cardiff

Game 336: England 2-3 Sweden

Friendly

28 October 1959 - Wembley

Game 337: England 2-1 Northern Ireland

Home International Championship

18 November 1959 - Wembley

Game 338: Scotland 1-1 England

Home International Championship

9 April 1960 - Hampden Park, Glasgow

Game 339: England 3-3 Yugoslavia

Friendly

11 May 1960 - Wembley

Game 340: Spain 3-0 England

Friendly

15 May 1960 - Madrid

Game 341: Hungary 2-0 England

Friendly

22 May 1960 - Budapest

Game 342: Northern Ireland 2-5 England

Home International Championship

8 October 1960 - Windsor Park, Belfast

Game 343: Luxembourg 0-9 England

World Cup Qualifier

19 October 1960 - Luxembourg

Game 344: England 4-2 Spain

Friendly

26 October 1960 - Wembley

Game 345: England 5-1 Wales

Home International Championship

England`s 1,000 international goal was scored in the second minute of the 5-1 win over Wales, at Wembley on 23 November 1960 by Jimmy Greaves.

Game 346: England 9-3 Scotland

Home International Championship

15 April 1961 - Wembley

Game 347: England 8-0 Mexico

Friendly

10 May 1961 - Wembley

Game 348: Portugal 1-1 England

World Cup Qualifier

21 May 1961 - Lisbon

Game 349: Italy 2-3 England
Friendly
24 May 1961 - Rome

Game 350: Austria 3-1 England

Friendly

27 May 1961 - Vienna

Game 351: England 4-1 Luxembourg

World Cup Qualifier

28 September 1961 - Highbury, London

Game 352: Wales 1-1 England

Home International Championship

14 October 1961 - Ninian Park, Cardiff

Game 353: England 2-0 Portugal

World Cup Qualifier

25 October 1961 - Wembley

Game 354: England 1-1 Northern Ireland

Home International Championship

22 November 1961 - Wembley

Game 355: England 3-1 Austria

Friendly

4 April 1962 - Wembley

Game 356: Scotland 2-0 England

Home International Championship

14 April 1962 - Hampden Park, Glasgow

Game 357: England 3-1 Switzerland

Friendly

9 May 1962 - Wembley

Game 358: Peru 0-4 England

Friendly

On 20 May 1962, Bobby Moore made his England debut in Lima, with England beating Peru 4-0.

Game 359: Hungary 2-1 England
World Cup - Chile 1962

31 May 1962 - Rancagua

Game 360: Argentina 1-3 England
World Cup - Chile 1962

2 June 1962 - Rancangua

Game 361: Bulgaria 0-0 England
World Cup - Chile 1962

7 June 1962 - Rancangua

Game 362: Brazil 3-1 England
World Cup - Chile 1962

Quarter final

10 June 1962 - Vina del Mar

Game 363: England 1-1 France

European Nations Cup Qualifier

3 October 1962 - Hillsborough, Sheffield

Game 364: Northern Ireland 1-3 England

Home International Championship

20 October 1962, Windsor Park, Belfast

Game 365: England 4-0 Wales

Home International Championship

21 November 1962 - Wembley

Game 366: France 5-2 England

European Nations Cup Qualifier

27 February 1963 - Paris

Game 367: England 1-2 Scotland

Home International Championship

6 April 1963 - Wembley

Game 368: England 1-1 Brazil

Friendly - FA Centenary celebration match

8 May 1963 - Wembley

Game 369: Czechoslovakia 2-4 England

Friendly

29 May 1963 - Bratislava

Game 370: GDR (East Germany) 1-2 England

Friendly

2 June 1963 - Leipzig

Game 371: Switzerland 1-8 England

Friendly

5 June 1963 - Basle

Game 372: Wales 0-4 England

Home International Championship

12 October 1963 - Ninian Park, Cardiff

Game 373: England 2-1 Rest of the World

Friendly - FA Centenary celebration match

23 October 1963 - Wembley

Game 374: England 8-3 Northern Ireland

Home International Championship

The first evening international played under floodlights was England`s 8-3 win over Northern Ireland at Wembley on 20 November 1963.

Game 375: Scotland 1-0 England

Home International Championship

11 April 1964 - Hampden Park, Glasgow

Game 376: England 2-1 Uruguay

Friendly

6 May 1964 - Wembley

Game 377: Portugal 3-4 England

Friendly - Portuguese FA 50th anniversary match

17 May 1964 - Lisbon

Game 378: Republic of Ireland 1-3 England

Friendly

24 May 1964 - Dalymount Park, Dublin

Game 379: USA 0-10 England

Friendly

27 May 1964 - New York

Game 380: Brazil 5-1 England
Brazilian Jubilee Tournament

30 May 1964 - Rio

Game 381: Portugal 1-1 England
Brazilian Jubilee Tournament
4 June 1964 - Sao Paulo

Game 382: Argentina 1-0 England
Brazilian Jubilee Tournament

6 June 1964 - Rio

Game 383: Northern Ireland 3-4 England

Home International Championship

3 October 1964 - Windsor Park, Belfast

Game 384: England 2-2 Belgium

Friendly

21 October 1964 - Wembley

Game 385: England 2-1 Wales

Home International Championship

18 November 1964 - Wembley

Game 386: Netherlands 1-1 England

Friendly - Dutch FA 75th anniversary celebration match

9 December 1964 - Amsterdam

Game 387: England 2-2 Scotland

Home International Championship

The 2-2 draw at Wembley on 10 April 1965 saw Bobby and Jack Charlton in the same England team. It was the first time a pair of brothers played for England since Fred and Frank Forman in 1899.

Game 388: England 1-0 Hungary

Friendly

5 May 1965 - Wembley

Game 389: England 1-1 Yugoslavia

Friendly

9 May 1965 - Wembley

Game 390: West Germany 0-1 England

Friendly

12 May 1965 - Nuremberg

Game 391: Sweden 1-2 England

Friendly

16 May 1965 - Gothenburg

Game 392: Wales 0-0 England

Home International Championship

2 October 1965 - Ninian Park, Cardiff

Game 393: England 2-3 Austria

Friendly

20 October 1965 - Wembley

Game 394: England 2-1 Northern Ireland

Home International Championship

10 November 1965 - Wembley

Game 395: Spain 0-2 England

Friendly

When Norman 'Bite Yer Legs' Hunter came on for Joe Baker in the 2-0 friendly win in Madrid on 8 December 1965, he became the first England player to win a first cap as a substitute.

Game 396: England 1-1 Poland

Friendly

5 January 1966 - Goodison Park

Game 397: England 1-0 West Germany

Friendly

23 February 1966 - Wembley

Game 398: Scotland 3-4 England

Home International Championship

2 April 1966 - Hampden Park, Glasgow

Game 399: England 2-0 Yugoslavia

Friendly

4 May 1966 - Wembley

Game 400: Finland 0-3 England

Friendly

26 June 1966 - Helsinki

401-500 (1966-1976)

Game 401: Norway 1-6 England
Friendly
29 June 1966 - Oslo

Game 402: Denmark 0-2 England

Friendly

3 July 1966 - Copenhagen

Game 403: Poland 0-1 England

Friendly

5 July 1966 - Katowicka, Chorzhow

Game 404: England 0-0 Uruguay
World Cup - England 1966

11 July 1966 - Wembley

Game 405: England 2-0 Mexico
World Cup - England 1966

16 July 1966 - Wembley

Game 406: England 2-0 France
World Cup - England 1966

20 July 1966 - Wembley

Game 407: England 1-0 Argentina

World Cup - England 1966
Quarter final

23 July 1966 - Wembley

Game 408: England 2-1 Portugal

World Cup - England 1966
Semi-final

26 July 1966 - Wembley

Game 409: England 4-2 West Germany (AET)

World Cup - England 1966
The Final

30 July 1966 - Wembley

England win their first international honour on home soil as they lift the Jules Rimet trophy after a thrilling victory over West Germany. With the score at 2-2 after 90 minutes, a goal from Martin Peters and a hat-trick from Geoff Hurst sealed victory in English football's finest moment to date.

Game 410: Northern Ireland 0-2 England

Home International Championship/ European Nations Qualifier

22 October 1966 - Windsor Park, Belfast

Game 411: England 0-0 Czechoslovakia

Friendly

2 November 1966 - Wembley

Game 412: England 5-1 Wales

Home International Championship/ European Nations Qualifier

16 November 1966 - Wembley

Game 413: England 2-3 Scotland

Home International Championship/ European Nations Qualifier

15 April 1967 - Wembley

Game 414: England 2-0 Spain

Friendly

24 May 1967 - Wembley

Game 415: Austria 0-1 England

Friendly

May 27 1967 - Vienna

Game 416: Wales 0-3 England

Home International Championship/ European Nations Qualifier

21 October 1967 - Ninian Park, Cardiff

Game 417: England 2-0 Northern Ireland

Home International Championship/ European Nations Qualifier

22 November 1967, Wembley

Game 418: England 2-2 USSR

Friendly

6 December 1967 - Wembley

Game 419: Scotland 1-1 England

Home International Championship / European Nations Qualifier

24 February 1968 - Hampden Park, Glasgow

Game 420: England 1-0 Spain

European Nations Cup quarter final first Leg

3 April 1968 - Wembley

Game 421: Spain 1-2 England

European Nations Cup quarter final second leg

8 May 1968 - Madrid

England qualified for semi-finals 3-1 on aggregate

Game 422: England 3-1 Sweden

Friendly

22 May 1968 - Wembley

Game 423: West Germany 1-0 England

Friendly

1 June 1968, Hannover

Game 424: Yugoslavia 1-0 England

European Nations Cup
Semi-final

Alan Mullery became the first full international England player to be sent off when he was dismissed in the European Nations` Cup semi-final loss to Yugoslavia, 1-0, in Florence on 5 June 1968.

Game 425: England 2-0 USSR

European Nations Cup 3rd/4th play-off

8 June 1968 - Rome

Game 426: Romania 0-0 England

Friendly

6 November 1968 - Bucharest

Game 427: England 1-1 Bulgaria

Friendly

11 December 1968 - Wembley

Game 428: England 1-1 Romania

Friendly

15 January 1969 - Wembley

Game 429: England 5-0 France

Friendly

12 March 1969 - Wembley

Game 430: Northern Ireland 1-3 England

Home International Championship

3 May 1969 - Windsor Park, Belfast

Game 431: England 2-1 Wales

Home International Championship

7 May 1969 - Wembley

Game 432: England 4-1 Scotland

Home International Championship

10 May 1969 - Wembley

Game 433: Mexico 0-0 England

Friendly

1 June 1969 - Mexico City

Game 434: Uruguay 1-2 England

Friendly

8 June 1969 - Montevideo

Game 435: Brazil 2-1 England

Friendly

12 June 1969 - Rio

Game 436: Netherlands 0-1 England

Friendly

5 November 1969 - Amsterdam

Game 437: England 1-0 Portugal

Friendly

10 December 1969 - Wembley

Game 438: England 0-0 Netherlands

Friendly

14 January 1970 - Wembley

Game 439: Belgium 1-3 England

Friendly

25 February 1970 - Brussels

Game 440: Wales 1-1 England

Home International Championship

18 April 1970 - Ninian Park, Cardiff

Game 441: England 3-1 Northern Ireland

Home International Championship

Bobby Charlton became only the second England centurion when he won his 100th cap against Northern Ireland on 21 April 1970, at Wembley. He scored in the 3-1 victory.

Game 442: Scotland 0-0 England

Home International Championship

25 April 1970 - Hampden Park, Glasgow

Game 443: Colombia 0-4 England

Friendly

20 May 1970 - Bogota

Game 444: Ecuador 0-2 England

Friendly

24 May 1970 - Quito

Game 445: Romania 0-1 England
World Cup - Mexico 1970
2 June 1970 - Guadalajara

Game 446: Brazil 1-0 England
World Cup - Mexico 1970

7 June 1970 - Guadalajara

Game 447: Czechoslovakia 0-1 England
World Cup - Mexico 1970

11 June 1970 - Guadalajara

Game 448: West Germany 3-2 England
World Cup - Mexico 1970

Quarter final

14 June 1970 - Leon

Game 449: England 3-1 East Germany

Friendly

25 November 1970 - Wembley

Game 450: Malta 0-1 England

European Championship Qualifier

When England won 1-0 away to Malta on 3 February 1971 in a European Championship qualifier they set new milestones. England had NO goal-kicks, Malta won NO corners and in the entire game, Gordon Banks touched the ball four times - all back passes.

Game 451: England 3-0 Greece

European Championship Qualifier

21 April 1971 - Wembley

Game 452: England 5-0 Malta

European Championship Qualifier

12 May 1971 - Wembley

Game 453: Northern Ireland 0-1 England

Home International Championship

15 May 1971 - Windsor Park, Belfast

Game 454: England 0-0 Wales

Home International Championship

19 May 1971 - Wembley

Game 455: England 3-1 Scotland

Home International Championship

22 May 1971 - Wembley

Game 456: Switzerland 2-3 England

European Championship Qualifier

13 October 1971 v Switzerland - Basle

Game 457: England 1-1 Switzerland

European Championship Qualifier

10 November 1971 - Wembley

Game 458: Greece 0-2 England

European Championship Qualifier

1 December 1971 - Piraeus

Game 459: England 1-3 West Germany

European Championship Qualifier

29 April 1972 - Wembley

Game 460: West Germany 0-0 England

European Championship Qualifier

13 May 1972 - Berlin

Game 461: Wales 0-3 England

Home International Qualifier

20 May 1972 - Ninian Park, Cardiff

Game 462: England 1-0 Northern Ireland

Home International Championship

23 May 1972 - Wembley

Game 463: Scotland 0-1 England

Home International Championship

27 May 1972 - Hampden Park, Glasgow

Game 464: England 1-1 Yugoslavia

Friendly

11 October 1972 - Wembley

Game 465: Wales 0-1 England

World Cup Qualifier

15 November 1972 - Ninian Park, Cardiff

Game 466: England 1-1 Wales

World Cup Qualifier

24 January 1973 - Wembley

Game 467: Scotland 0-5 England

Friendly - Scottish FA Centenary anniversary match

Bobby Moore became the third England centurion with his 100th appearance, a 5-0 friendly win away to Scotland on 14 February 1973.

Game 468: England 2-1 Northern Ireland

Home International Championship

12 May 1973 - Goodison Park, Liverpool

Game 469: England 3-0 Wales

Home International Championship

15 May 1973 - Wembley

Game 470: England 1-0 Scotland

Home International Championship

19 May 1973 - Wembley

Game 471: Czechoslovakia 1-1 England

Friendly

27 May 1973 - Prague

Game 472: Poland 2-0 England

World Cup Qualifier

6 June 1973 - Katowicka, Chorzow

Game 473: USSR 1-2 England

Friendly

10 June 1973 - Moscow

Game 474: Italy 2-0 England

Friendly - Italian FA 75th anniversary match

14 June 1973 - Turin

Game 475: England 7-0 Austria

Friendly

26 September 1973 - Wembley

Game 476: England 1-1 Poland

World Cup Qualifier

17 October 1973 - Wembley

Game 477: England 0-1 Italy

Friendly

14 November 1973 - Wembley

Game 478: Portugal 0-0 England

Friendly

3 April 1974 - Lisbon

Game 479: Wales 0-2 England

Home International Championship

11 May 1974 - Ninian Park, Cardiff

Game 480: England 1-0 Northern Ireland

Home International Championship

15 May 1974 - Wembley

Game 481: Scotland 2-0 England

Home International Championship

18 May 1974 - Hampden Park, Glasgow

Game 482: England 2-2 Argentina

Friendly

22 May 1974 - Wembley

Game 483: East Germany 1-1 England

Friendly

29 May 1974 - Leipzig

Game 484: Bulgaria 0-1 England

Friendly

1 June 1974 - Sofia

Game 485: Yugoslavia 2-2 England

Friendly

5 June 1974 - Belgrade

Game 486: Czechoslovakia 3-0 England

European Championship Qualifier

30 October 1974 - Wembley

Game 487: England 0-0 Portugal

European Championship Qualifier

20 November 1974 - Wembley

Game 488: England 2-0 West Germany

Friendly

The 100th England international at Wembley took place on 12 March 1975. West Germany were beaten 2-0, thanks to goals from Colin Bell and Malcolm Macdonald.

Game 489: England 5-0 Cyprus

European Championship Qualifier

Malcolm Macdonald became the first player to score five goals for his country at Wembley, when he netted all the goals in England`s win over Cyprus on 16 April 1975.

Game 490: Cyprus 0-1 England

European Championship Qualifier

11 May 1975 - Limassol

Game 491: Northern Ireland 0-0 England

Home International Championship

17 May 1975 - Windsor Park, Belfast

Game 492: England 2-2 Wales

Home International Championship

21 May 1975 - Wembley

Game 493: England 5-1 Scotland

Home International Championship

24 May 1975 - Wembley

Game 494: Switzerland 1-2 England

Friendly

3 September 1975 - Basle

Game 495: Czechoslovakia 2-1 England

European Championship Qualifier

30 October 1975 - Bratislava

Game 496: Portugal 1-1 England

European Championship Qualifier

19 November 1975 - Lisbon

Game 497: Wales 1-2 England

Friendly - Welsh FA Centenary celebration match

24 March 1976 - Racecourse Ground, Wrexham

Game 498: Wales 0-1 England

Home International Championship

8 May 1976 - Ninian Park, Cardiff

Game 499: England 4-0 Northern Ireland

Home International Championship

11 May 1976 - Wembley

Game 500: Scotland 2-1 England

Home International Championship

15 May 1976 - Hampden Park, Glasgow

501-600 (1976-1985)

Game 501: Brazil 1-0 England
US Bi-Centennial Tournament
23 May 1976 - Los Angeles

Game 502: Italy 2-3 England
US Bi-Centennial Tournament

28 May 1976 - New York City

Game 503: Finland 1-4 England

World Cup Qualifier

13 June 1976 - Helsinki

Game 504: England 1-1 Republic of Ireland

Friendly

8 September 1976 - Wembley

Game 505: England 2-1 Finland

World Cup Qualifier

13 October 1976 - Wembley

Game 506: Italy 2-0 England

World Cup Qualifier

17 November 1976 - Rome

Game 507: England 0-2 Netherlands

Friendly

9 February 1977 - Wembley

Game 508: England 5-0 Luxembourg

World Cup Qualifier

30 March 1977 - Wembley

Game 509: Northern Ireland 1-2 England

Home International Championship

28 May 1977 - Windsor Park, Belfast

Game 510: England 0-1 Wales

Home International Championship

31 May 1977 - Wembley

Game 511: England 1-2 Scotland

Home International Championship

4 June 1977 - Wembley

Game 512: Brazil 0-0 England

Friendly

8 June 1977 - Rio

Game 513: Argentina 1-1 England

Friendly

12 June 1977 - Buenos Aires

Game 514: Uruguay 0-0 England

Friendly

15 June 1977 - Montevideo

Game 515: England 0-0 Switzerland

Friendly

7 September 1977 - Wembley

Game 516: Luxembourg 0-2 England

World Cup Qualifier

12 October 1977 - Luxembourg

Game 517: England 2-0 Italy

World Cup Qualifier

16 November 1977 - Wembley

Game 518: West Germany 2-1 England

Friendly

22 February 1978 - Munich

Game 519: England 1-1 Brazil

Friendly

19 April 1978 - Wembley

Game 520: Wales 1-3 England

Home International Championship

13 May 1978 - Ninian Park, Cardiff

Game 521: England 1-0 Northern Ireland

Home International Championship

16 May 1978 - Wembley

Game 522: Scotland 0-1 England

Home International Championship

20 May 1978 - Hampden Park, Glasgow

Game 523: England 4-1 Hungary

Friendly

24 May 1978 - Wembley

Game 524: Denmark 3-4 England

European Championship Qualifier

20 September 1978 - Copenhagen

Game 525: Republic of Ireland 1-1 England

European Championship Qualifier

25 October 1978 - Lansdowne Road, Dublin

Game 526: England 1-0 Czechoslovakia

Friendly

Viv Anderson made history on 29 November 1978 when he became the first black player to make a senior debut for England. England beat Czechoslovakia with a Steve Coppell goal.

Game 527: England 4-0 Northern Ireland

European Championship Qualifier

7 February 1979 - Wembley

Game 528: Northern Ireland 0-2 England

Home International Championship

19 May 1979 - Windsor Park, Belfast

Game 529: England 0-0 Wales

Home International Championship

23 May 1979 - Wembley

Game 530: England 3-1 Scotland

Home International Championship

26 May 1979 - Wembley

Game 531: Bulgaria 0-3 England

European Championship Qualifier

6 June 1979 - Sofia

Game 532: Sweden 0-0 England

Friendly - Swedish FA 75th anniversary celebration match

10 June 1979 - Stockholm

Game 533: Austria 4-3 England

Friendly

13 June 1979 - Vienna

Game 534: England 1-0 Denmark

European Championship Qualifier

12 September 1979 - Wembley

Game 535: Northern Ireland 1-5 England

European Championship Qualifier

17 October 1979 - Windsor Park

Game 536: England 2-0 Bulgaria

European Championship Qualifier

22 November 1979 - Wembley

Game 537: England 2-0 Republic of Ireland

European Championship Qualifier

6 February 1980 - Wembley

Game 538: Spain 0-2 England

Friendly

26 March 1980 - Barcelona

Game 539: England 3-1 Argentina

Friendly

13 May 1980 - Wembley

Game 540: Wales 4-1 England

Home International Championship

17 May 1980 - Racecourse Ground, Wrexham

Game 541: England 1-1 Northern Ireland

Home International Championship

20 May 1980 - Wembley

Game 542: Scotland 0-2 England

Home International Championship

24 May 1980 - Hampden Park, Glasgow

Game 543: Australia 1-2 England

Friendly - Australian FA Centenary celebration match

31 May 1980 - Sydney

Game 544: Belgium 1-1 England
European Championship - Italy 1980

12 June 1980 - Turin

Game 545: Italy 1-0 England
European Championship - Italy 1980

15 June 1980 - Turin

Game 546: Spain 1-2 England
European Championship - Italy 1980

18 June 1980 - Naples

Game 547: England 4-0 Norway

World Cup Qualifier

10 September 1980 - Wembley

Game 548: Romania 2-1 England

World Cup Qualifier

15 October 1980 - Bucharest

Game 549: England 2-1 Switzerland

World Cup Qualifier

19 November 1980 - Wembley

Game 550: England 1-2 Spain

Friendly

25 March 1981 - Wembley

Game 551: England 0-0 Romania

World Cup Qualifier

29 April 1981 - Wembley

Game 552: England 0-1 Brazil

Friendly

12 May 1981 - Wembley

Ray Clemence became the first goalkeeper to captain England for 33 years, since Frank Swift against Denmark in 1948.

Game 553: England 0-0 Wales

Home International Championship

20 May 1981 - Wembley

Game 554: England 0-1 Scotland

Home international Championship

23 May 1981 - Wembley

Game 555: Switzerland 2-1 England

World Cup Qualifier

30 May 1981 - Basle

Game 556: Hungary 1-3 England

World Cup Qualifier

6 June 1981 - Budapest

Game 557: Norway 2-1 England

World Cup Qualifier

9 September 1981 - Oslo

Game 558: England 1-0 Hungary

World Cup Qualifier

18 November 1981 - Wembley

Game 559: England 4-0 Northern Ireland

Home International Championship

23 February 1982 - Wembley

Game 560: Wales 0-1 England

Home International Championship

27 April 1982 - Ninian Park, Cardiff

Game 561: England 2-0 Netherlands

Friendly

25 May 1982 - Wembley

Game 562: Scotland 0-1 England

Home International Championship

29 May 1982 - Hampden Park, Glasgow

Game 563: Iceland 1-1 England

Friendly

2 June 1982 - Reykjavik

Game 564: Finland 1-4 England

Friendly - Finnish FA 75th anniversary celebration match

3 June 1982 - Helsinki

Game 565: France 1-3 England

World Cup Finals - Spain 1982

16 June 1982 - Bilbao

Game 566: Czechoslovakia 0-2 England
World Cup Finals - Spain 1982

20 June 1982 - Bilbao

Game 567: Kuwait 0-1 England
World Cup Finals - Spain 1982

25 June 1982 - Bilbao

Game 568: West Germany 0-0 England
World Cup Finals - Spain 1982
Second Round
29 June 1982 - Madrid

Game 569: Spain 0-0 England
World Cup Finals - Spain 1982
Second Round

5 July 1982 - Madrid

England unbeaten in five games, only conceded one goal - but were out of the tournament

Game 570: Denmark 2-2 England

European Championship Qualifier

22 September 1982 - Copenhagen

Game 571: England 1-2 West Germany

Friendly

13 October 1982 - Wembley

Game 572: Greece 0-3 England

European Championship Qualifier

17 November 1982 - Salonika

Game 573: England 9-0 Luxembourg

European Championship Qualifier

Luther Blissett became the first black player to score a hat-trick for England when he netted three of England`s tally in the 9-0 win over Luxembourg at Wembley on 15 December 1982.

Game 574: England 2-1 Wales

Home International Championship

23 February 1983 - Wembley

Game 575: England 0-0 Greece

European Championship Qualifier

30 March 1983 - Wembley

Game 576: England 2-0 Hungary

European Championship Qualifier

27 April 1983 - Wembley

Game 577: Northern Ireland 0-0 England

Home International Championship

28 May 1983 - Windsor Park, Belfast

Game 578: England 2-0 Scotland

Home International Championship

1 June 1983 - Wembley

Game 579: Australia 0-0 England

Friendly

12 June 1983 - Sydney

Game 580: Australia 0-1 England

Friendly

15 June 1983 - Brisbane

Game 581: Australia 1-1 England

Friendly

19 June 1983 - Melbourne

Game 582: England 1-0 Denmark

European Championship Qualifier

21 September 1983 - Wembley

Game 583: Hungary 0-3 England

European Championship Qualifier

12 October 1983 - Budapest

Game 584: Luxembourg 0-4 England

European Championship Qualifier

16 November 1983 - Luxembourg

Game 585: France 2-0 England

Friendly

29 February 1984 - Paris

Game 586: England 1-0 Northern Ireland

Home International Championship

4 April 1984 - Wembley

Game 587: Wales 1-0 England

Home International Championship

2 May 1984 - Racecourse Ground, Wrexham

Game 588: Scotland 1-1 England

Home International Championship

26 May 1984 - Hampden Park, Glasgow

Game 589: England 0-2 USSR

Friendly

2 June 1984 - Wembley

Game 590: Brazil 0-2 England

Friendly - Brazilian FA 70th anniversary game

10 June 1984 - Rio

Game 591: Uruguay 2-0 England

Friendly

13 June 1984 - Montevideo

Game 592: Chile 0-0 England

Friendly

17 June 1984 - Santiago

Game 593: England 1-0 East Germany

Friendly

12 September 1984 - Wembley

Game 594: England 5-0 Finland

World Cup Qualifier

17 October 1984 - Wembley

Game 595: Turkey 0-8 England

World Cup Qualifier

14 November 1984 - Istanbul

Game 596: Northern Ireland 0-1 England

World Cup Qualifier

27 February 1985 - Windsor Park, Belfast

Game 597: England 2-1 Republic of Ireland

Friendly

26 March 1985 - Wembley

Game 598: Romania 0-0 England

World Cup Qualifier

1 May 1985 - Bucharest

Game 599: Finland 1-1 England

World Cup Qualifier

22 May 1985 - Helsinki

Game 600: Scotland 1-0 England

Rous Cup

25 May 1985 - Hampden Park, Glasgow

601-700 (1985-1993)

Game 601: Italy 2-1 England

Azteca Mexico City Tournament

6 June 1985 - Mexico City

Game 602: Mexico 1-0 England

Azteca Mexico City Tournament

9 June 1985 - Mexico City

Game 603: West Germany 0-3 England

Azteca Mexico City Tournament

12 June 1985 - Mexico City

Game 604: USA 0-5 England

Friendly

16 June 1985 - Los Angeles

Game 605: England 1-1 Romania

World Cup Qualifier

11 September 1985 - Wembley

Game 606: England 5-0 Turkey

World Cup Qualifier

Peter Shilton became England`s most capped goalkeeper with his 74th appearance on 16 October 1985, and kept a clean sheet as England won 5-0 at Wembley.

Game 607: England 0-0 Northern Ireland

World Cup Qualifier

13 November 1985 - Wembley

Game 608: Egypt 0-4 England

Friendly

29 January 1986 - Cairo

Game 609: Israel 1-2 England

Friendly

26 February 1986 - Tel Aviv

Game 610: USSR 0-1 England

Friendly

26 March 1986 - Tblisi

Game 611: England 2-1 Scotland

Rous Cup

23 April 1986 - Wembley

Game 612: Mexico 0-3 England

Friendly

17 May 1986 - Los Angeles

Game 613: Canada 0-1 England

Friendly

24 May 1986 - Vancouver

Game 614: Portugal 1-0 England
World Cup Finals - Mexico 1986

3 June 1986 - Monterrey

Game 615: Morocco 0-0 England
World Cup Finals - Mexico 1986

6 June 1986 - Monterrey

Game 616: Poland 0-3 England
World Cup Finals - Mexico 1986

11 June 1986 - Mexico City

Game 617: Paraguay 0-3 England
World Cup Finals - Mexico 1986
Second Round

18 June 1986 - Mexico City

Game 618: Argentina 2-1 England
World Cup Finals - Mexico 1986
Quarter Final

22 June 1986 - Mexico City

Game 619: Sweden 1-0 England

Friendly

10 September 1986 - Stockholm

Game 620: England 3-0 Northern Ireland

European Championship Qualifier

15 October 1986 - Wembley

Game 621: England 2-0 Yugoslavia

European Championship Qualifier

12 November 1986 - Wembley

Game 622: Spain 2-4 England

Friendly

18 February 1987 - Madrid

Game 623: Northern Ireland 0-2 England

European Championship Qualifier

1 April 1987 - Windsor Park, Belfast

Game 624: Turkey 0-0 England

European Championship Qualifier

29 April 1987 - Izmir

Game 625: England 1-1 Brazil

Rous Cup
19 May 1987 - Wembley Stadium

Stuart Pearce became the 999th player to represent England and Neil Webb, who replaced Glenn Hoddle in the same game, became the 1000th England international.

Game 626: Scotland 0-0 England

Rous Cup

23 May 1987 - Hampden Park, Glasgow

Game 627: West Germany 3-1 England

Friendly

9 September 1987 - Dusseldorf

Game 628: England 8-0 Turkey

European Championship Qualifier

Gary Lineker scored a hat-trick in the 8-0 win against Turkey at Wembley on 14 October 1987. Lineker was playing in his 11th of the 13 internationals since his hat-trick v Poland. His goal tally was 17 goals in 11 games.

Game 629: Yugoslavia 1-4 England

European Championship Qualifier

11 November 1987 - Belgrade

Game 630: Israel 0-0 England

Friendly - Israeli FA 60th anniversary celebration match

17 February 1988 - Tel Aviv

Game 631: England 2-2 Netherlands

Friendly

23 March 1988 - Wembley

Game 632: Hungary 0-0 England

Friendly

27 April 1988 - Budapest

Game 633: England 1-0 Scotland

Rous Cup

21 May 1988 - Wembley

Game 634: England 1-1 Colombia

Rous Cup

24 May 1988 - Wembley

Game 635: Switzerland 0-1 England

Friendly

28 May 1988 - Lausanne

Game 636: Republic of Ireland 1-0 England
European Championship Finals - Germany 1988

12 June 1988 - Stuttgart

Game 637: Netherlands 3-1 England
European Championship Finals - Germany 1988

15 June 1988 v Netherlands - Dusseldorf

Game 638: USSR 3-1 England
European Championship Finals - Germany 1988

18 June 1988 - Frankfurt

Game 639: England 1-0 Denmark

Friendly

14 September 1988 - Wembley

Game 640: England 0-0 Sweden

World Cup Qualifier

19 October 1988 - Wembley

Game 641: Saudi Arabia 1-1 England

Friendly

16 November 1988 - Riyadh

Game 642: Greece 1-2 England

Friendly

8 February 1989 - Athens

Game 643: Albania 0-2 England

World Cup Qualifier

8 March 1989 - Tirana

Game 644: England 5-0 Albania

World Cup Qualifier

26 April 1989 - Wembley

Game 645: England 0-0 Chile

Rous Cup

A milestone for the Clough family when England drew at home to Chile on 23 May 1989. Nigel Clough made his debut, following his father Brian in becoming an England international and equalling the achievement of George Eastham, Jr and Sr.

Game 646: Scotland 0-2 England

Rous Cup

27 May 1989 - Hampden Park, Glasgow

Game 647: England 3-0 Poland

World Cup Qualifier

3 June 1989 - Wembley

Game 648: Denmark 1-1 England

Friendly - Danish FA centenary celebration match

7 June 1989 - Copenhagen

Game 649: Sweden 0-0 England

World Cup Qualifier

6 September 1989 - Stockholm

Game 650: Poland 0-0 England

World Cup Qualifier

11 October 1989 - Katowicka, Chorzow

Game 651: England 0-0 Italy

Friendly

15 November 1989 - Wembley

Game 652: England 2-1 Yugoslavia

Friendly

When England beat Yugoslavia on 13 December 1989, it was the 100th Wembley win. Captain Bryan Robson`s 38-second goal was the second fastest ever at the national stadium.

Game 653: England 1-0 Brazil

Friendly - The Varig Challenge Cup

28 March 1990 - Wembley

Game 654: England 4-2 Czechoslovakia

Friendly

25 April 1990 - Wembley

Game 655: England 1-0 Denmark

Friendly

15 May 1990 - Wembley

Game 656: England 1-2 Uruguay

Friendly

22 May 1990 - Wembley

Game 657: Tunisia 1-1 England

Friendly

2 June 1990 - Tunis

Game 658: Republic of Ireland 1-1 England
World Cup Finals - Italy 1990

11 June 1990 - Cagliari

Game 659: Netherlands 0-0 England
World Cup Finals - Italy 1990
16 June 1990 - Cagliari

Peter Shilton marked a new record caps total for a goalkeeper of 120, by keeping a clean sheet

Game 660: Egypt 0-1 England
World Cup Finals - Italy 1990

21 June 1990 - Cagliari

Game 661: Belgium 0-1 England
World Cup Finals - Italy 1990

Second round

26 June 1990 - Bologna

Game 662: Cameroon 2-3 England (AET) *Score 2-2 after 90 minutes

World Cup Finals - Italy 1990
Quarter Final

1 July 1990 - Naples

Game 663: West Germany 1-1 (AET) * England lost 4-3 on penalties
World Cup Finals - Italy 1990
Semi-final
4 July 1990 - Turin

Game 664: Italy 2-1 England
World Cup Finals - Italy 1990

Third place play-off

7 July 1990 - Bari

Game 665: England 1-0 Hungary

Friendly

12 September 1990 - Wembley

Game 666: England 2-0 Poland

European Championship Qualifier

17 October 1990 - Wembley

Game 667: Republic of Ireland 1-1 England
European Championship Qualifier

14 November 1990 - Lansdowne Road, Dublin

Game 668: England 2-0 Camerpon

Friendly

6 February 1991 - Wembley

Game 669: England 1-1 Republic of Ireland

European Championship Qualifier

27 March 1991 - Wembley

Game 670: Turkey 0-1 England

European Championship Qualifier

1 May 1991 - Izmir

Game 671: England 3-1 USSR

England Challenge Cup

21 May 1991 - Wembley

Game 672: England 2-2 Argentina

England Challenge Cup

25 May 1991 - Wembley

Game 673: Australia 0-1 England

Friendly

1 June 1991- Sydney

Game 674: New Zealand 0-1 England

Friendly - New Zealand FA Centenary celebration match

3 June 1991 - Auckland

Game 675: New Zealand 0-2 England

Friendly

8 June 1991 - Wellington

Game 676: Malaysia 2-4 England

Friendly

12 June 1991 - Kuala Lumpur

Game 677: England 0-1 Germany

Friendly

11 September 1991 - Wembley

Game 678: England 1-0 Turkey

European Championship Qualifier

16 October 1991 - Wembley

Game 679: Poland 1-1 England

European Championship Qualifier

13 November 1991 - Grunwald, Poznan

Game 680: England 2-0 France

Friendly

19 February 1992 - Wembley

Game 681: Czechoslovakia 2-2 England

Friendly

25 March 1992 - Prague

Game 682: CIS 2-2 England

Friendly

29 April 1992 - Luzhniki, Moscow

Game 683: Hungary 0-1 England

Friendly

12 May 1992 - Budapest

Game 684: England 1-1 Brazil

Friendly

17 May 1992 - Wembley

Game 685: Finland 1-2 England

Friendly

3 June 1992 - Helsinki

Game 686: Denmark 0-0 England
European Championship Finals - Sweden 1992

11 June 1992 - Malmo

Game 687: France 0-0 England
European Championship Finals - Sweden 1992

14 June 1992 - Malmo

Game 688: Sweden 2-1 England
European Championship Finals - Sweden 1992

17 June 1992 - Stockholm

Game 689: Spain 1-0 England

Friendly

9 September 1992 - Santander

Game 690: England 1-1 Norway

World Cup Qualifier

14 October 1992 - Wembley

Game 691: England 4-0 Turkey

World Cup Qualifier

18 November 1992 - Wembley

Game 692: England 6-0 San Marino

World Cup Qualifier

17 February 1993 - Wembley

Game 693: Turkey 0-2 England

World Cup Qualifier

31 March 1993 - Izmir

Game 694: England 2-2 Netherlands

World Cup Qualifier

28 April 1993 - Wembley

Game 695: Poland 1-1 England

World Cup Qualifier

29 May 1993 - Katowicka, Chorzow

Game 696: Norway 2-0 England

World Cup Qualifier

2 June 1993 - Oslo

Game 697: USA 2-0 England

US Cup

9 June 1993 - Boston

Game 698: Brazil 1-1 England

US Cup

13 June 1993 - Washington

Game 699: Germany 2-1 England

US Cup

When England lost to Germany in Detroit, USA, on 19 June 1993, it was the first time an international football match was played indoors on natural grass.

Game 700: England 3-0 Poland

World Cup Qualifier

8 September 1993 - Wembley

701-800 (1993-2003)

Game 701: Netherlands 2-0 England
World Cup Qualifier
13 October 1993 - Rotterdam

Game 702: San Marino 1-7 England
World Cup Qualifier
17 November 1993 - Bologna

Game 703: England 1-0 Denmark

Friendly

9 March 1994 - Wembley

Game 704: England 5-0 Greece

Friendly

17 May 1994 - Wembley

Game 705: England 0-0 Norway

Friendly

22 May 1994 - Wembley

Game 706: England 2-0 USA

Friendly

7 September 1994 - Wembley

Game 707: England 1-1 Romania

Friendly

12 October 1994 - Wembley

Game 708: England 1-0 Nigeria

Friendly

16 November 1994 - Wembley

Game 709: Republic of Ireland v England

Friendly
15 February 1995 - Lansdowne Road, Dublin
Match abandoned after 22 minutes due to crowd trouble with Ireland 1-0 ahead.

Game 710: England 0-0 Uruguay

Friendly

When England drew 0-0 with Uruguay on 29 March 1995 at Wembley, Nick Barmby and Andrew Cole were capped as substitutes. They were the first graduates of the FA National School to be capped at full international level.

Game 711: England 2-1 Japan

Umbro International Trophy

3 June 1995 - Wembley

Game 712: England 3-3 Sweden

Umbro International Trophy

8 June 1995 - Elland Road, Leeds

Game 713: England 1-3 Brazil

Umbro International Trophy

11 June 1995 - Wembley

Game 714: England 0-0 Colombia

Friendly

6 September 1995 - Wembley

Game 715: Norway 0-0 England

Friendly

11 October 1995 - Oslo

Game 716: England 3-1 Switzerland
Friendly
15 November 1995 - Wembley

Game 717: England 1-1 Portugal

Friendly

12 December 1995 - Wembley

Game 718: England 1-0 Bulgaria

Friendly

27 March 1996 - Wembley

Game 719: England 0-0 Croatia

Friendly

24 April 1996 - Wembley

Game 720: England 3-0 Hungary

Friendly

18 May 1996 - Wembley

Game 721: China 0-3 England

Friendly

23 May 1996 - Beijing

Game 722: England 1-1 Switzerland
European Championship Finals - England 1996

8 June 1996 - Wembley

Game 723: England 2-0 Scotland
European Championship Finals - England 1996

15 June 1996 - Wembley

Game 724: England 4-1 Netherlands
European Championship Finals - England 1996

18 June 1996 - Wembley

Game 725: England 0-0 Spain (AET) * England won 4-2 on penalties

European Championship Finals - England 1996
Quarter Final

22 June 1996 - Wembley

Game 726: England 1-1 Germany (AET) *England lost 6-5 on penalties
European Championship Finals - England 1996

Semi-Final

26 June 1996 - Wembley

Game 727: Moldova 0-3 England

World Cup Qualifier

1 September 1996 - Chisinau

Game 728: England 2-1 Poland

World Cup Qualifier

9 October 1996 - Wembley

Game 729: Georgia 0-2 England

World Cup Qualifier

9 November 1996 - Tblisi

Game 730: England 0-1 Italy

World Cup Qualifier

12 February 1997 - Wembley

Game 731: England 2-0 Mexico

Friendly

29 March 1997 - Wembley

Game 732: England 2-0 Georgia

World Cup Qualifier

30 April 1997 - Wembley

Game 733: England 2-1 South Africa

Friendly

24 May 1997 - Old Trafford, Manchester

Game 734: Poland 0-2 England

World Cup Qualifier

31 May 1997 - Katowicka, Chorzow

Game 735: Italy 0-2 England

Le Tournoi, France

4 June 1997 - Nantes

Game 736: France 0-1 England

Le Tournoi, France

7 June 1997 - Montpellier

Game 737: Brazil 1-0 England

Le Tournoi, France

10 June 1997 - Paris

Game 738: England 4-0 Moldova

World Cup Qualifier

10 September 1997 - Wembley

Game 739: Italy 0-0 England

World Cup Qualifier

11 October 1997 - Rome

Game 740: England 2-0 Cameroon

Friendly

15 November 1997 - Wembley

Game 741: England 0-2 Chile

Friendly

11 February 1998 - Wembley

Game 742: Switzerland 1-1 England

Friendly

25 March 1998 - Berne

Game 743: England 3-0 Portugal

Friendly

22 April 1998 - Wembley

Game 744: England 0-0 Saudi Arabia

Friendly

23 May 1998 - Wembley

Game 745: Morocco 0-1 England

King Hassan II Cup

Michael Owen became youngest England goalscorer at 18 years and 164 days when he got the only goal of the game to beat Morocco in Casablanca on 27 May 1998.

Game 746: Belgium 0-0 England *England lost 4-3 on penalties

King Hassan II Cup

29 May 1998 - Casablanca

Game 747: Tunisia 0-2 England
World Cup Finals - France 1998
15 June 1998 - Marseille

Game 748: Romania 2-1 England
World Cup Finals - France 1998

22 June 1998 - Toulouse

Game 749: Colombia 0-2 England
World Cup Finals - France 1998

26 June 1998 - Lens

Game 750: Argentina 2-2 England (AET) *England lost 4-3 on penalties
World Cup Finals - France 1998
Second Round

30 June 1998 - St Etienne

Game 751: Sweden 2-1 England

European Championship Qualifier

5 September 1998 - Stockholm

Game 752: England 0-0 Bulgaria

European Championship Qualifier

10 October 1998 - Wembley

Game 753: Luxembourg 0-3 England

European Championship Qualifier

14 October 1998 - Luxembourg

Game 754: England 2-0 Czech Republic

Friendly

18 November 1998 - Wembley

Game 755: England 0-2 France

Friendly

10 February 1999 - Wembley

Game 756: England 3-1 Poland

European Championship Qualifier

27 March 1999 - Wembley

Game 757: Hungary 1-1 England

Friendly

28 April 1999 - Budapest

Game 758: England 0-0 Sweden

European Championship Qualifier

5 June 1999 - Wembley

Game 759: Bulgaria 1-1 England

European Championship Qualifier

9 June 1999 - Sofia

Game 760: England 6-0 Luxembourg

European Championship Qualifier

4 September 1999 - Wembley

Game 761: Poland 0-0 England

European Championship Qualifier

8 September 1999 - Srodmiescie, Warsaw

Game 762: England 2-1 Belgium

Friendly

10 October 1999 - Stadium of Light, Sunderland

Game 763: Scotland 0-2 England

European Championship Qualifier play-off

13 November 1999 - Hampden Park, Glasgow

Game 764: England 0-1 Scotland

European Championship Qualifier play-off

17 November 1999 - Wembley

Game 765: England 0-0 Argentina

Friendly

23 February 2000 - Wembley

Game 766: England 1-1 Brazil

Friendly

27 May 2000 - Wembley

Game 767: England 2-0 Ukraine

Friendly

31 May 2000 - Wembley

Game 768: Malta 1-2 England

Friendly - Maltese FA Centenary celebration match

3 June 2000 - Valetta

Game 769: Portugal 3-2 England
European Championship Finals - Belgium/Netherlands 2000

12 June 2000 - Eindhoven

Game 770: Germany 0-1 England
European Championship Finals - Belgium/Netherlands 2000

17 June 2000 - Charleroi

Game 771: Romania 3-2 England
European Championship Finals - Belgium/Netherlands 2000

20 June 2000 - Charleroi

Game 772: France 1-1 England

Friendly

2 September 2000 - Paris

Game 773: England 0-1 Germany

World Cup Qualifier

7 October 2000 - Wembley
This was the final game at the old Wembley Stadium, and also manager Kevin Keegan's last in charge of the Three Lions after Dietmar Hamman's free-kick secured victory for Germany.

Game 774: Finland 0-0 England

World Cup Qualifier

11 October 2000 - Helsinki

Game 775: Italy 1-0 England

Friendly

15 November 2000 - Turin

Game 776: England 3-0 Spain

Friendly

28 February 2001 - Villa Park, Birmingham

Game 777: England 2-1 Finland

World Cup Qualifier

24 March 2001 - Anfield, Liverpool

Game 778: Albania 1-3 England

World Cup Qualifier

28 March 2001 - Tirana

Game 779: England 4-0 Mexico

Friendly

25 May 2001 - Pride Park, Derby

Game 780: Greece 0-2 England

World Cup Qualifier

6 June 2001 - Athens

Game 781: England 0-2 Netherlands

Friendly

15 August 2001 - White Hart Lane, London

Game 782: Germany 1-5 England

World Cup Qualifier

1 September 2001 - Munich

Game 783: England 2-0 Albania

World Cup Qualifier

5 September 2001 - St James` Park, Newcastle

Game 784: England 2-2 Greece

World Cup Qualifier

6 October 2001 - Old Trafford

Game 785: England 1-1 Sweden

Friendly

10 November 2001 - Old Trafford

Game 786: Netherlands 1-1 England

Friendly

13 February 2002 - Amsterdam

Game 787: England 1-2 Italy

Friendly

27 March 2002 - Elland Road, Leeds

Game 788: England 4-0 Paraguay

Friendly

17 April 2002 and Michael Owen, at 22 years and 124 days, becomes youngest England captain since Bobby Moore and scores in the 4-0 win over Paraguay at Anfield.

Game 789: South Korea 1-1 England

Friendly

21 May 2002 - Seogwipo

Game 790: Cameroon 2-2 England

Friendly - Umbro Challenge Cup

26 May 2002 - Kobe

Game 791: Sweden 1-1 England
World Cup Finals - Japan/Korea 2002

2 June 2002 - Saitama

Game 792: Argentina 0-1 England
World Cup Finals - Japan/Korea 2002

7 June 2002 - Sapporo

Game 793: Nigeria 0-0 England
World Cup Finals - Japan/Korea 2002

12 June 2002 - Osaka

Game 794: Denmark 0-3 England
World Cup Finals - Japan/Korea 2002
Second Round

15 June 2002 - Niigata

Game 795: Brazil 2-1 England

World Cup Finals - Japan/Korea 2002
Quarter Final

21 June 2002 - Shizuoka-Ken, Chubu

Game 796: England 1-1 Portugal

Friendly

7 September 2002 - Villa, Park, Birmingham

Game 797: Slovakia 1-2 England

European Championship Qualifier

12 October 2002 - Bratislava

Game 798: England 2-2 FYR Macedonia

European Championship Qualifier

16 October 2002 - St Mary`s, Southampton

Game 799: England 1-3 Australia

Friendly

Wayne Rooney becomes the youngest-ever debutant at 17 years and 111 days when he came on as a substitute for Kieran Dyer in the 3-1 defeat to Australia ay Upton Park on 12 February 2003.

Game 800: Liechtenstein 0-2 England

European Championship Qualifier

29 March 2003 - Vaduz

801-900 (2003-2011)

Game 801: England 2-0 Turkey

European Championship Qualifier

2 April 2003 - Stadium of Light, Sunderland

Game 802: South Africa 1-2 England

Friendly

22 May 2003 - Durban

Game 803: England 2-1 Serbia & Montenegro

Friendly

3 June 2003 - Walkers Stadium, Leicester

Game 804: England 2-1 Slovakia

European Championship Qualifier

Michael Owen becomes the youngest player to reach 50 caps on 11 June 2003 at the Riverside Stadium in Middlesbrough. He scores both goals, including a penalty, to beat Slovakia 2-1. Owen was 23 years and 19 days.

Game 805: England 3-1 Croatia

Friendly

20 August 2003 - Portman Road, Ipswich

Game 806: FYR Macedonia 1-2 England

European Championship Qualifier

Wayne Rooney scored his first England goal in the 2-1 European Championship qualifier away to FYR Macedonia, on 6 September 2003 in Skopje.

Game 807: England 2-0 Liechtenstein

European Championship Qualifier

10 September 2003 - Old Trafford, Manchester

Game 808: Turkey 0-0 England

European Championship Qualifier

11 October 2003 - Istanbul

Game 809: England 2-3 Denmark

Friendly

16 November 2003 - Old Trafford, Manchester

Game 810: Portugal 1-1 England

Friendly

18 February 2004 - Almancil

Game 811: Sweden 1-0 England

Friendly - Swedish FA cententary celebration match

Steven Gerrard led England for the first time on 31 March 2004 when England lost 1-0 in Gothenburg, Sweden.

Game 812: England 1-1 Japan

Friendly

1 June 2004 - City of Manchester Stadium

Game 813: England 6-1 Iceland

Friendly

5 June 2004 - City of Manchester Stadium

Game 814: France 2-1 England
European Championship Finals - Portugal 2004

13 June 2004 - Estadio Da Luz, Lisbon

Game 815: Switzerland 0-3 England
European Championship Finals - Portugal 2004

17 June 2004 - Coimbra

Game 816: Croatia 2-4 England
European Championship Finals - Portugal 2004

21 June 2004 - Estadio Da Luz, Lisbon

Game 817: Portugal 2-2 England (AET, 1-1 at 90 minutes) *England lost 6-5 on penalties

European Championship Finals - Portugal 2004
Quarter Final

24 June 2004 - Estadio Da Luz, Lisbon

Game 818: England 3-0 Ukraine

Friendly

18 August 2004 - St James` Park, Newcastle

Game 819: Austria 2-2 England

World Cup Qualifier

4 September 2004 - Vienna

Game 820: Poland 1-2 England

World Cup Qualifier

8 September 2004 - Katowicka, Chorzow

Game 821: England 2-0 Wales

World Cup Qualifier

9 October 2004 - Old Trafford, Manchester

Game 822: Azerbaijan 0-1 England

World Cup Qualifier

13 October 2004 - Baku

Game 823: Spain 1-0 England

Friendly

17 November 2004 - Madrid

Game 824: England 0-0 Netherlands

Friendly

9 February 2005 - Villa Park, Birmingham

Game 825: England 4-0 Northern Ireland

World Cup Qualifier

26 March 2005 - Old Trafford

Game 826: England 2-0 Azerbaijan

World Cup Qualifier

30 March 2005 - St James` Park, Newcastle

Game 827: USA 1-2 England

Friendly - Tour of USA

28 May 2005 - Chicago

Game 828: Colombia 2-3 England

Friendly - Tour of USA

31 May 2005 - New Jersey

Game 829: Denmark 4-1 England

Friendly

17 August 2005 - Copenhagen

Game 830: Wales 0-1 England

World Cup Qualifier

3 September 2005 - Millennium Stadium

Game 831: Northern Ireland 1-0 England

World Cup Qualifier

7 September 2005 - Windsor Park, Belfast

Game 832: England 1-0 Austria

World Cup Qualifier

David Beckham became first England captain to be sent off when he was red-carded at Old Trafford in the 1-0 win over Austria on 8 October 2005. It was his second red card after the 1998 World Cup dismissal against Argentina.

Game 833: England 2-1 Poland

World Cup Qualifier

12 October 2005 - Old Trafford

Game 834: Argentina 2-3 England

Friendly

12 November 2005 - Geneva

Game 835: England 2-1 Usuguay

Friendly

1 March 2006 - Anfield

Game 836: England 3-1 Hungary

Friendly

Theo Walcott breaks Wayne Rooney`s record as the youngest England debutant at 17 years and 75 days, in England`s 3-1 Old Trafford win over Hungary on 30
May 2006. Walcott also set a new record in being capped after just 23 first team games, NONE in the Premier League.

Game 837: England 6-0 Jamaica

Friendly

3 June 2006 - Old Trafford

Game 838: Paraguay 0-1 England
World Cup Finals - Germany 2006

10 June 2006 - Frankfurt

Game 839: Trinidad & Tobago 0-2 England
World Cup Finals - Germany 2006

15 June 2006 - Nurenberg

Game 840: Sweden 2-2 England

World Cup Finals - Germany 2006

Michael Owen was substituted, injured, after just four minutes, equalling the fastest-ever England substitution. It was on 20 June 2006 in Engand`s 2-2 draw with Sweden in Cologne.

Game 841: Ecuador 0-1 England
World Cup Finals - Germany 2006
Second Round

25 June 2006 - Stuttgart

Game 842: Portugal 0-0 England (AET) *England lost 3-1 on penalties
World Cup Finals - Germany 2006

1 July 2006 - Gelsenkirken

Game 843: England 4-0 Greece

Friendly

16 August 2006 - Old Trafford, Manchester

Game 844: England 5-0 Andorra

European Championship Qualifier

2 September 2006 - Old Trafford

Game 845: FYR Macedonia 0-1 England

European Championship Qualifier

6 September 2006 - Skopje

Game 846: England 0-0 FYR Macedonia

European Championship Qualifier

7 October 2006 - Old Trafford

Game 847: Croatia 2-0 England

European Championship Qualifier

11 October 2006 - Zagreb

Game 848: Netherlands 1-1 England

Friendly

15 November 2006 - Amsterdam

Game 849: England 0-1 Spain

Friendly

7 February 2007 - Old Trafford, Manchester

Game 850: Israel 0-0 England

European Championship Qualifier

24 March 2007 - Tel Aviv

Game 851: Andorra 0-3 England

European Championship Qualifier

28 March 2007 - Barcelona

Game 852: England 1-1 Brazil

Friendly - New Wembley Stadium inauguration

1 June 2007 - Wembley

Game 853: Estonia 0-3 England

European Championship Qualifier

6 June 2007 - Tallinn

Game 854: England 1-2 Germany

Friendly

22 August 2007 - Wembley

Game 855: England 3-0 Israel

European Championship Qualifier

8 September 2007 - Wembley

Game 856: England 3-0 Russia

European Championship Qualifier

12 September 2007- Wembley

Game 857: England 3-0 Estonia

European Championship Qualifier

13 October 2007 - Wembley

Game 858: Russia 2-1 England

European Championship Qualifier

17 October 2007 - Moscow

Game 859: Austria 0-1 England

Friendly

16 November 2007 - Vienna

Game 860: England 2-3 Croatia

European Championship Qualifier

21 November 2007 - Wembley

Game 861: England 2-1 Switzerland

Friendly

6 February 2008 - Wembley

Game 862: France 1-0 England

Friendly

26 March 2008 - St Denis, Paris

Game 863: England 2-0 USA

Friendly

28 May 2008 - Wembley

Game 864: Trinidad & Tobago 0-3 England

Friendly - Trinidad & Tobago FA celebration match

1 June 2008 - Port au Spain

Game 865: England 2-1 Czech Republic

Friendly

20 August 2008 - Wembley

Game 866: Andorra 0-2 England

World Cup Qualifier

6 September 2008 - Barcelona

Game 867: Croatia 1-4 England

World Cup Qualifier

10 September 2008 - Zagreb

Game 868: England 5-1 Kazakhstan

World Cup Qualifier

11 October 2008 - Wembley

Game 869: Belarus 1-3 England

World Cup Qualifier

15 October 2008 - Minsk

Game 870: Germany 1-2 England

Friendly

19 November 2008 - Berlin

Game 871: Spain 2-0 England

Friendly

11 February 2009 - Seville

Game 872: England 4-0 Slovakia

Friendly

28 March 2009 - Wembley

Game 873: England 2-1 Ukraine

World Cup Qualifier

Wayne Rooney set a new record as the youngest player to reach 50 caps when he appeared in the 2-1 Wembley win over Ukraine on 1 April 2009. He beat Michael Owen`s record by 20 days.

Game 874: Kazakhstan 0-4 England

World Cup Qualifier

6 June 2009 - Almaty

Game 875: England 6-0 Andorra

World Cup Qualifier

10 June 2009 - Wembley

Game 876: Netherlands 2-2 England

Friendly

12 August 2009 - Amsterdam

Game 877: England 2-1 Slovenia

Friendly

5 September 2009 - Wembley

Game 878: England 5-1 Croatia

World Cup Qualifier

9 September 2009 - Wembley

Game 879: Ukraine 1-0 England

World Cup Qualifier

10 October 2009 - Dnepropetrovsk

Game 880: England 3-0 Belarus

World Cup Qualifier

14 October 2009 - Wembley

Game 881: Brazil 1-0 England

Friendly

14 November 2009 - Qatar

Game 882: England 3-1 Egypt

Friendly

England recorded the 500th victory by beating Egypt 3-1 at Wembley on 3 March 2010.

Game 883: England 3-1 Mexico

Friendly

24 May 2010 - Wembley

Game 884: Japan 1-2 England

Friendly

When England beat Japan 2-1 in a friendly in Graz, Austria on 30 May 2010, Japan scored all three goals - Tamaka, with one for each side and England`s winner came from Nakazama.

Game 885: USA 1-1 England
World Cup Finals - South Africa 2010

12 June 2010 - Rustenburg

Game 886: Algeria 0-0 England
World Cup Finals - South Africa 2010

18 June 2010 - Kaapstad

Game 887: Slovenia 0-1 England
World Cup Finals - South Africa 2010

23 June 2010 - Die Baai

Game 888: Germany 4-1 England

World Cup Finals - South Africa 2010
Round of 16

When England faced Germany in Bloemfontein in the World Cup on 27 June 2010 they did so unchanged for the first time since September 2007. Germany won 4-1 and Frank Lampard had a goal ruled out that hastened the use of VAR into football.

Game 889: England 2-1 Hungary

Friendly

11 August 2010 - Wembley

Game 890: England 4-0 Bulgaria

European Championship Qualifier

3 September 2010 - Wembley

Game 891: Switzerland 1-3 England

European Championship Qualifier

When England faced Switzerland in Basel on 7 September 2010, it was the first time an England game was broadcast in 3D.

Game 892: England 0-0 Montenegro

European Championship Qualifier

12 October 2010 - Wembley

Game 893: England 1-2 France

Friendly

17 November 2010 - Wembley

Game 894: Denmark 1-2 England

Friendly

9 February 2011 - Copenhagen

Game 895: Wales 0-2 England

European Championship Qualifier

26 March 2011 - Millennium Stadium, Cardiff

Game 896: England 1-1 Ghana

Friendly

29 March 2011 - Wembley

Game 897: England 2-2 Switzerland

European Championship Qualifier
4 June 2011 - Wembley

Tranquillo Barnetto`s brace for the Swiss meant he became the first opposing player to net twice against England at Wembley and his second was the 200th conceded by England at Wembley.

Game 898: Bulgaria 0-3 England

European Championship Qualifier

2 September 2011 - Sofia

Game 899: England 1-0 Wales

European Championship Qualifier

6 September 2011 - Wembley

Game 900: Montenegro 2-2 England

European Championship Qualifier

7 October 2011 - Podgorica

901-999 (2011-2019)

Game 901: England 1-0 Spain
Friendly
12 November 2011 - Wembley

Game 902: England 1-0 Sweden

Friendly

When England beat Sweden 1-0 at Wembley on 15 November 2011, it was the first victory over Sweden since 1968. After initially being awarded as an OG by Daniel Majstrovic, the referee`s report from Pavel Kralovec later confirmed the goal, England`s 2000th, was scored by a Gareth Barry header.

Game 903: England 2-3 Netherlands

Friendly

29 February 2012 - Wembley

Game 904: Norway 0-1 England

Friendly

26 May 2012 - Ulleval Stadium, Oslo W

Game 905: England 1-0 Belgium

Friendly

2 June 2012 - Wembley

Game 906: France 1-1 England
European Championship Finals - Poland/Ukraine 2012

11 June 2012 - Donetsk

Game 907: Sweden 2-3 England
European Championship Finals - Poland/Ukraine 2012

15 June 2012 - Kyiv

Game 908: Ukraine 0-1 England
European Championship Finals - Poland/Ukraine 2012

19 June 2012 - Donetsk

Game 909: Italy 0-0 England (AET) *England lost 4-2 on penalties
European Championship Finals - Poland/Ukraine 2012

24 June 2012 - Kyiv

Game 910: Italy 1-2 England

Friendly

15 August 2012 - Bern

Game 911: Moldova 0-5 England

World Cup Qualifier

7 September 2012 - Chisinau

Game 912: England 1-1 Ukraine

World Cup Qualifier

11 September 2012 - Wembley

Game 913: England 5-0 San Marino

World Cup Qualifier

On 12 October 2012, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain became the first player to follow his father as an England goalscorer when he netted in the 5-0 victory over San Marino at Wembley. Father Mark scored against Luxembourg in 1982.

Game 914: Poland 1-1 England

World Cup Qualifier

17 October 2012 - Warsaw

Game 915: Sweden 4-2 England

Friendly - Friends Arena stadium inauguration match

England lost 4-2 in Sweden on 14 November 2012. Zlatan Ibrahimovic became the first opposing player in 140 years to score four against England. In that same game, Raheem Sterling set a new record by making his debut after just 20 first team appearances.

Game 916: England 2-1 Brazil

Friendly - FA 150th anniversary match

6 February 2013 - Wembley

Game 917: San Marino 0-8 England

World Cup Qualifier

22 March 2013 - Sarravalle

Game 918: Montenegro 1-1 England

World Cup Qualifier

26 March 2013 - Podgorica

Game 919: England 1-1 Republic of Ireland

Friendly - FA 150th anniversary celebration match

29 May 2013 - Wembley

Game 920: Brazil 2-2 England

Friendly - FA 150th anniversary celebration match

2 June 2013 - Maracana Stadium

Game 921: England 3-2 Scotland

Friendly FA 150th anniversary match

Rickie Lambert joined a select band of players to score on their England debut with a first touch. His header, just three minutes after replacing Wayne Rooney, proved the winner in the 3-2 win over Scotland on 14 August 2013 at Wembley.

Game 922: England 4-0 Moldova

World Cup Qualifier

6 September 2013 - Wembley

Game 923: Ukraine 0-0 England

World Cup Qualifier

10 September 2013 - Kyiv

Game 924: England 4-1 Montenegro

World Cup Qualifier

11 October 2013 - Wembley

Game 925: England 2-0 Poland

World Cup Qualifier

15 October 2013 - Wembley

Game 926: England 0-2 Chile
Friendly - FA 150th anniversary celebration match

15 November 2013 - Wembley

Game 927: England 0-1 Germany

Friendly - FA 150th anniversary celebration match

A milestone of sorts when England lost 1-0 to Germany at Wembley on 19 November 2013. For the first time since against Scotland in November 1999, the team failed to have a single effort on target.

Game 928: England 1-0 Denmark

Friendly

5 March 2014 - Wembley

Game 929: England 3-0 Peru

Friendly

30 May 2014 - Wembley

Game 930: Ecuador 2-2 England

Friendly

4 June 2014 - Florida

Game 931: Honduras 0-0 England

Friendly

7 June 2014 - Florida

Game 932: Italy 2-1 England
World Cup Finals - Brazil 2014

14 June 2014 - Manaus

Game 933: Uruguay 2-1 England
World Cup Finals - Brazil 2014
19 June 2014 - Sao Paulo

Game 934: Costa Rica 0-0 England
World Cup Finals - Brazil 2014

24 June 2014 - Belo Horizonte

Game 935: England 1-0 Norway

Friendly

3 September 2014 - Wembley

Game 936: Switzerland 0-2 England

European Championship Qualifier

8 September 2014 - Basel

Game 937: England 5-0 San Marino

European Championship Qualifier

When England beat San Marino 5-0 at Wembley on 9 October 2014, the visitors got off lightly as England created 50 goals attempts, 34 of which were on target.

Game 938: Estonia 0-1 England

European Championship Qualifier

12 October 2014 - Tallin

Game 939: England 3-1 Slovenia

European Championship Qualifier

15 November 2014 - Wembley

Game 940: Scotland 1-3 England

Friendly

18 November 2014 - Parkhead, Glasgow

Game 941: England 4-0 Lithuania

European Championship Qualifier

It meant a record best start to a season for England when they registered a seventh consecutive victory with a 4-0 Wembley win over Lithuania on 27 March 2015. Harry Kane had to wait seven minutes to come on for his international debut but managed a goal inside 79 seconds.

Game 942: Italy 1-1 England

Friendly

31 March 2015 - Turin

Game 943: Republic of Ireland 0-0 England

Friendly

7 June 2015 - Lansdowne Road (AVIVA Stadium), Dublin

Game 944: Slovenia 2-3 England

European Championship Qualifier

14 June 2015 - Ljubljana

Game 945: San Marino 0-6 England

European Championship Qualifier

5 September 2015 - Serravalle

Game 946: England 2-0 Switzerland

European Championship Qualifier

It was Wayne Rooney`s night on 8 September 2015 when Switzerland were beaten 2-0. Rooney`s penalty was his 50th England goal, surpassing Sir Bobby Charlton`s record which stood for 45 years. It was also Rooney`s 11th successful penalty kick for his country and it meant another record for him, scoring for a 40th time in an England shirt.

Game 947: England 2-0 Estonia

European Championship Qualifier

Gary Cahill became England`s 50th post-war captain when he led his country in the 2-0 win over Estonia at Wembley on 9 October 2015.

Game 948: England 3-0 Lithuania

European Championship Qualifier

When England won 3-0 in Lithuania on 12 October 2015 it made it a perfect ten out of ten qualifying wins in the European qualifiers.

Game 949: Spain 2-0 England

Friendly

13 November 2015 - Alicante

Game 950: England 2-0 France

Friendly

17 November 2015 - Wembley

Game 951: Germany 2-3 England

Friendly

26 March 2016 - Berlin

Game 952: England 1-2 Netherlands

Friendly

29 March 2016 - Wembley

Game 953: England 2-1 Turkey

Friendly

22 May 2016 - Etihad Stadum, Manchester

Game 954: England 2-1 Australia

Friendly
27 May 2016 - Stadium of Light

On the night Wayne Rooney scored his 52nd international goal, Marcus Rashford became the youngest England goalscorer just 138 seconds after kick-off at 18 years and 209 days. He also set a new record for making his England debut after a new low in terms of first team games, 18.

Game 955: England 1-0 Portugal

Friendly

2 June 2016 - Wembley

Game 956: Russia 1-1 England
European Championship Finals - France 2016

England`s draw with Russia in Marseille on 11 June 2016 was the 100th 1-1 draw for the senior side

Game 957: Wales 1-2 England
European Championship Finals - France 2016

16 June 2016 - Lens W 2-1

Game 958: Slovakia 0-0 England
European Championship Finals - France 2016

20 June 2016 - St Etienne

Game 959: Iceland 2-1 England
European Championship Finals - France 2016

27 June 2016 - Nice

Game 960: Slovakia 0-1 Trnava

European Championship Finals - France 2016

4 September 2016 - Trnava

Game 961: England 2-0 Malta

World Cup Qualifier

8 October 2016 - Wembley

Game 962: Slovenia 0-0 England

World Cup Qualifier

11 October 2016 - Ljubljana

Game 963: England 3-0 Scotland

World Cup Qualifier

Adam Lallana scored England`s first goal in the 3-0 World Cup Qualifier win over Scotland on 11 November 2016. It was England`s 200th goal against Scotland .

Game 964: England 2-2 Spain

Friendly

15 November 2016 - Wembley

Game 965: Germany 1-0 England

Friendly

22 March 2017 - Dortmund

Game 966: England 2-0 Lithuania

World Cup Qualifier

26 March 2017 - Wembley

Game 967: Scotland 2-2 England

World Cup Qualifier

Jermaine Defoe took his record for substitute appearances to 35 when he came on for Jake Livermore at Hampden Park in the 2-2 draw with Scotland on 10 June 2017. It was England`s 35th qualifier unbeaten.

Game 968: France 3-2 England

Friendly

13 June 2017 - St Denis

Game 969: Malta 0-4 England

World Cup Qualifier

When Ryan Bertrand scored England`s second goal in the away win versus Malta on 1 September 2017, he became the 100th different Englishman to score a World Cup goal.

Game 970: England 2-1 Slovakia

World Cup Qualifier

4 September 2017 - Wembley

Game 971: England 1-0 Slovenia

World Cup Qualifier

5 October 2017 - Wembley

Game 972: Lithuania 0-1 England

World Cup Qualifier

8 October 2017 - Vilnius

Game 973: England 0-0 Germany

Friendly

10 November 2017 - Wembley

Game 974: England 0-0 Brazil

Friendly

When England played Brazil on 14 November 2017, a record 11 BAME players were involved .

Game 975: Netherlands 0-1 England

Friendly

23 March 2018 - Amsterdam

Game 976: England 1-1 Italy

Friendly

Lewis Cook, when he came on as a substitute for Jesse Lingard on 27 March 2018, became Bournemouth`s first senior England international.

Game 977: England 2-1 Nigeria

Friendly

2 June 2018 - Wembley

Game 978: England 2-0 Costa Rica

Friendly

7 June 2018 - Elland Road, Leeds

Game 979: Tunisia 1-2 England
World Cup Finals - Russia 2018

18 June 2018 - Volgorod

Game 980: Panama 1-6 England
World Cup Finals - Russia 2018
24 June 2018, Novgorod

This was the first time England scored more than four goals in a World Cup finals game and Harry Kane's treble was the first England hat-trick at that stage since Gary Lineker in 1986.

Game 981: Belgium 1-0 England
World Cup Finals - Russia 2018

28 June 2018 - Kaliningrad

Game 982: Colombia 1-1 England (AET) *England won 4-3 on penalties
World Cup Finals - Russia 2018
Round of 16

3 July 2018 - Moscow

Game 983: Sweden 0-2 England
World Cup Finals - Russia 2018
Quarter Final

7 July 2018 - Samara

Game 984: Croatia 2-1 England (AET, 1-1 after 90 minutes)
World Cup Finals - Russia 2018
11 July 2018 - Moscow

Game 985: Belgium 2-0 England
World Cup Finals - Russia 2018
Third place game

14 July 2018 - St Petersburg

Game 986: England 1-2 Spain

UEFA Nations League Preliminary

8 September 2018 - Wembley

Game 987: England 1-0 Switzerland

Friendly - Kick It Out International

Stoke City`s Jack Butland became the first player from a second tier club since Wilfried Zaha in November 2012, to play for England when he appeared in England`s 1-0 win over Switzerland at Leicester`s King Power Stadium on 11 September 2018.

Game 988: Croatia 0-0 England

UEFA Nations League Preliminary

Jadon Sancho became the first player born in the 21st century to represent the senior England side when he made his debut in Croatia on 12 October 2018 - behind closed doors. It was England`s 400th clean sheet.

Game 989: Spain 2-3 England

UEFA Nations League Preliminary

Raheem Sterling`s second goal of the two he scored in England`s win in Seville on 15 October 2018 was the 500th qualification goal scored by England.

Game 990: England 3-0 USA

Friendly - Wayne Rooney Foundation International

15 November 2018 - Wembley

Game 991: England 2-1 Croatia

UEFA Nations League Preliminary

18 November 2018 - Wembley

Game 992: England 5-0 Czech Republic

European Championship Qualifier

22 March 2019 - Wembley

Game 993: Montenegro 1-5 England

European Championship Qualifier

25 March 2019 - Podgorica

Game 994: Netherlands 3-1 England (AET, 1-1 at 90 minutes)
UEFA Nations League Finals

6 June 2019 - Guimares

Game 995: Switzerland 0-0 England (AET) *England win 6-5 on penalties
UEFA Nations League Finals

Third place game

On 9 June 2019 England beat Switzerland 6-5 on penalties, after extra-time to clinch third place and the bronze medal in the UEFA Nations League. Jordan Pickford not only saved a Drimic penalty but also became the first goalkeeper to score for England in a penalty shoot-out.

Game 996: England 4-0 Bulgaria

European Championship Qualifier

7 September 2019 - Wembley

Game 997: England 5-3 Kosovo

European Championship Qualifier

10 September 2019 - St Mary`s, Southampton

*1st ever meeting at international level

Game 998: Czech Republic 2-1 England
European Championship Qualifier
11 October 2019 - Prague

Game 999: Bulgaria 0-6 England
European Championship Qualifier
14 October 2019 - Sofia

1000- (2019 - )

Game 1000: England 7-0 Montenegro
Euro Qualifier
14 November 2019 - Wembley

Gareth Southgate's team helped the Three Lions to a memorable victory in the nation's 1000th game in front of a packed Wembley Stadium.

Game 1001: Kosovo 0-4 England
Euro Qualifier
19 November 2019 - Fadil Vokrri Stadium, Pristina

Game 1002: Iceland 0-1 England
UEFA Nations League
5 September 2020 - Laugardalsvollur, Reykjavík

Game 1003: Denmark 0-0 England
UEFA Nations League
8 September 2020 - Parken, Copenhagen

Game 1004: England 3-0 Wales
International Match
8 October 2020 - Wembley Stadium

Game 1005: England 2-1 Belgium
UEFA Nations League
11 October 2020 - Wembley Stadium

Game 1006: England 0-1 Denmark
UEFA Nations League
14 October 2020 - Wembley Stadium

Game 1007: England 3-0 Republic of Ireland
International Match
12 November 2020 - Wembley Stadium

Game 1008: Belgium 2-0 England
UEFA Nations League
15 November 2020 - Den Dreef, Leuven

Game 1009: England 4-0 Iceland
UEFA Nations League
18 November 2020 - Wembley Stadium

Game 1010: England 5-0 San Marino
European Qualifier, FIFA 2022 World Cup
25 March 2021 - Wembley Stadium

Game 1011: Albania 0-2 England
European Qualifier, FIFA 2022 World Cup
28 March 2021 - Arena Kombetare, Tirana

Game 1012: England 2-1 Poland
European Qualifier, FIFA 2022 World Cup
31 March 2021 - Wembley Stadium

Game 1013: England 1-0 Austria
International Match
2 June 2021 - Riverside Stadium

Game 1014: England 1-0 Romania
International Match
6 June 2021 - Riverside Stadium

Game 1015: England 1-0 Croatia
UEFA EURO 2020 Group D
13 June 2021 - Wembley Stadium

Game 1016: England 0-0 Scotland
UEFA EURO 2020 Group D
18 June 2021 - Wembley Stadium

Game 1017: England 1-0 Czech Republic
UEFA EURO 2020 Group D
22 June 2021 - Wembley Stadium

Game 1018: England 2-0 Germany
UEFA EURO 2020 Round of 16
29 June 2021 - Wembley Stadium

Game 1019: England 4-0 Ukraine
UEFA EURO 2020 Quarter-Final
3 July 2021 -Stadio Olimpico

Game 1020: England 2-1 Denmark
UEFA EURO 2020 Semi-Final
7 July 2021 - Wembley Stadium

Game 1021: Italy 1-1 England (Italy win 3-2 on penalties)
UEFA EURO 2020 Final
11 July 2021 - Wembley Stadium

Game 1022: Hungary 0-4 England
European Qualifier, FIFA 2022 World Cup
2 September 2021 - Puskas Arena

Game 1023: England 4-0 Andorra
European Qualifier, FIFA 2022 World Cup
5 September 2021 - Wembley Stadium

Game 1024: Poland 1-1 England
European Qualifier, FIFA 2022 World Cup
8 September 2021- Narodowy Stadium

Game 1025: Andorra 0-5 England
European Qualifier, FIFA 2022 World Cup
9 October 2021 - Estadi Nactional

Game 1026: England 1-1 Hungary
European Qualifier, FIFA 2022 World Cup
12 October 2021 - Wembley Stadium

Game 1027: England 5-0 Albania
European Qualifier, FIFA 2022 World Cup
12 November 2021 - Wembley Stadium

Game 1028: San Marino 0-10 England
European Qualifier, FIFA 2022 World Cup
15 November 2021 - Stadio Olimpico Serravalle

Game 1029: England 2-1 Switzerland
Alzheimer's Society International
26 March 2022 - Wembley Stadium

Game 1030: England 3-0 Cote d'Ivoire
International Match
29 March 2022 - Wembley Stadium

Game 1031: Hungary 1-0 England
UEFA Nations League
4 June 2022 - Puskas Stadium, Budapest

Game 1032: Germany 1-1 England
UEFA Nations League
7 June 2022 - Allianz Arena, Munich

Game 1033: England 0-0 Italy
UEFA Nations League
11 June 2022 - Molineux, Wolverhampton

Game 1034: England 0-4 Hungary
UEFA Nations League
14 June 2022 - Molineux, Wolverhampton

Game 1035: Italy 1-0 England
UEFA Nations League
23 September 2022 - San Siro, Milan

Game 1036: England 3-3 Germany
UEFA Nations League
26 September 2022 - Wembley Stadium

By FA Staff

England results archive