England national football team results (unofficial matches)

1870s

1890s

Smith Henfrey

• Frederick Wall
• J A Ellis

The Football Association (FA) instigated a four-game tour of Germany and Austria by a representative England team in November 1899. The England team played a representative German team in Berlin on 23 November 1899, with the German side losing 1–0. Two days later a slightly altered German side lost 10–2. The third and fourth matches were played in Prague and Karlsruhe against a combined Austrian and German side, and England won 6–0 and 7–0. Those games cannot be considered as "official" and are known as "proto-international matches" (Ur-Länderspiele) in Germany because they were organised by a regional federation from Berlin and the German Football Association (DFB) was not founded until 28 January 1900.

Bock Brown Geoffrey Wilson Frederick Forman Bassett Bock Frederick Forman Taylor Bassett Geoffrey Wilson Bassett Edgar Chadwick
Brown

Edgar Chadwick Rogers
Brown

1900s

Wooldridge Calvey Wharton Report 2

1910s

Hartigan Woodward Wall Holley Lincoln Hartigan Woodward Fleming Berry

World War I

Hampton Abrams Mosscrop J. Reid James Galt

McLean

Puddefoot Report 2 Bowie Alan Morton Report 2 Puddefoot Wynn Smith

1920s

• Turnbull 2
• Joe Smith
• Fazackerley 2
• Woodcock
• Fazackerley 4
• Joe Smith 2
• Mercer
• Turnbull
• Bamber
• Batten 2
• Simms 3
• Simms
• Elkes
• Lennard
• Thompson
• Batten 5
• Simms 2
• Hannaford
• Simms 2
• Batten 2
• Elkes
• Charlton
• Batten
• Smith
• Cross
• Dick
• Stuart
• Chandler 2
• Hart
• Hall (og)
• Chandler 2

1930s

• Jack 3
• Strange
• Marsden
• Johnson
• Cookson 4
• Hine 2
• Alexander
• Smith
• Barry 2
• Waring 2
• Hulme
• Barclay
• Hulme 2
• Hunt 2
• Pickering
• Carter 4
• Gurney 2
• Brook
• Gurney
• Brook
• Dr A W Barton
• E J Wood
• Delaney
• Armstrong
• Walker Report 2
• Gurney
• Westwood
• Hall
• Lawton
• Goulden
• J W Lewis 2
• M Fenton
• Smethurst
• Gibb
• M Fenton 3
• Gibbons 2
• J W Lewis
• Finch
• Beasley
• Gibbons
• Finch

World War II

• Clifton
• Lawton
• Carter Report 2

1940s

Report 2

• Birkett
• Lawton Report 2
• Bacuzzi
• Wallace Report 2
• Welsh
• Goulden
• Welsh
• Hagan Report 2
• Lawton
• Hagan Report 2
• Liddell
• Dodds
• Shankly Report 2
• Lawton
• Hagan Report 2 Report 2
• Carter
• Westcott
• D. Compton
• Lawton
• Carter
• Hagan
• Matthews Report 2
• Hagan
• Dodds
• Macauley
• Lawton
• Carter
• Mercer
• Report 1
• Report 2
• Caskie
• Dodds Report 2
• Lawton
• Carter
• Lawton
• Carter
• Goulden
• L. Smith Report 2
• Milne
• Walker
• Brown
• Mortensen Report 2
• Delaney
• Dodds Report 2
• Carter
• Lawton
• Brown
• L. Smith Report 2 Report 2

1950s

• Manion
• Mortensen
• Baily
• Mullen
• Johnston
• Lofthouse
• Smith 2
• Shaw
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• Sewell 2
• Clarke
• Hurst
• Hagan
• Smith (2)
• Broome
• Langton
• Parsons
• Sewell
• I. Clarke
• Hurst
• Hurst 4
• Webster 2
• Broome 2
• Clarke
• Hagan
• Parker
• Hagan 8
• Sewell 4
• Langton 2
• Webster 2
• Broome
• Sewell 4
• Hagan 3
• Clarke 3
• Broome 2
• Langton
• Clarke 4
• Sewell 6
• Hagan 3
• Broome 3
• Hurst
• Clarke 2
• Hagan
• Langton
• Webster 3
• Sewell
• Hurst
• Clarke
• Bamford 2
• Langton
• Smith
• Hurst
• Sewell
• Smith
• Clarke 2
• Hurst
• Bamford
• Sewell
• Mortensen
• Mullen
• Ramsay
• Kubala
• Boniperti
• McKenna
• Gibbons
• Doherty
• McMorran 2
• Rowley
• Mitten 2
• Ford 3
• Walker
• Doherty
• Lockhart
• Eastham Jr
• Sewell 2
• Ford 2
• J P Dunne
• Allchurch 2
• Thompson
• Langton
• Allen
• C Hurly 2
• L Salton
• Harris
• King
• Robson
• Perry
• D Le Roux
• B K Gibson
• Harris 2
• Robson
• Hitchens
• Hitchens 2
• McGarry
• Ayre

1960s

• Koh
• Choe
• Charnley 3
• Lindsay
• Charnley 2
• Fantham 2
• Hannah 3
• A'Court
• Finney
• Lau Chi-Lam
• Yeung Wai
• Charnley 2
• Moore
• Hannah
• Charnley
• Fantham
• Hannah
• Finney
• Lewis
• Charnley 2
• Fantham 3
• Middleton (og)
• Finney 2
• A'Court
• Lewis
• Fantham
• Charnley
• Smith
• Allen ,
• Haynes
• Byrne
• Report 1
• Report 2
• Greaves
• Hinton
• Byrne
• Hunt
• Hurst
• Kay Match 373
• Paine
• Greaves
• unknown
• Hateley 3
• Knighton
• Mears
• Hateley 4
• Rioch
• Weller
• Piper
• Clarke 2
• Astle 2
• Eastham 3
• Hateley
• Weller
• Weller 2
• Hateley 3
• Hateley 4
• Weller 2
• Piper 2
• Eastham
• Hateley
• Morgan 2
• Eddy
• Piper 2
• Hateley
• Weller 2
• Piper

1970s

• Keegan
• Francis

1980s

• Roeder
• Davies
• Bonds
• Goddard
• Morley
• Keegan
• McDermott

1990s

1995

• The friendly match between England and the Republic of Ireland on 15 February 1995 in Dublin had to be abandoned after 27 minutes due to missile throwing and riotous disorder among extremist elements in the England support; caps were still awarded to the players and the match (along with David Kelly's goal for Ireland) is counted as a full international; it was never replayed.

1996

1998

2010s

• Defoe
• J. Cole
• Rooney

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