All matches are unofficial Key: (All details provided where known) MATCHTYPE Date, Location, Stadium, Crowd VERSUS SCORE [HALF TIME] Scorer(s): Player time (Score after goal) Player [Club] [Apps/Goals] >Sub Time Substitute [Club] [Apps/Goals] Opponents details provided where known Referee (Country)
FIRST WORLD WAR INTERNATIONALS 1916 MILITARY INTERNATIONAL 13/05/1916, Liverpool, Goodison Park, 22.000 ENGLAND 4-3 SCOTLAND [HT 3-1] Scorers: England: Joe Smith, Harry Hampton, Laurance Abrams, Edwin Mosscrop Scotland: J Scott, J Reid, J Galt ENGLAND: A Robinson [Blackburn Rovers] Louis Weller [Everton] Ian Boocock [Bradford City] Laurence Abrams [Chelsea] Thomas Boyle [Burnley] J Brennan [Manchester City] Frederick Walden [Tottenham Hotspur] Charles Buchan [Sunderland] Harry Hampton [Aston Villa] Joe Smith [Bolton Wanderers] Edwin Mosscrop [Burnley] SCO: K Campbell, W Henry, Frew, J Logan, J Galt, J Scott, J Reid, P Dawson, William Reid, P Allan, W Wilson Note: Not directly linked to the later Victory or Wartime internationals but listed for reference. 1919 VICTORY INTERNATIONAL 26/04/1919, Liverpool, Goodison Park, 45.000 ENGLAND 2-2 SCOTLAND [HT 1-2] Scorers: England: Robert Turnbull, Sydney Puddefoot Scotland: J Wright, James Bowie ENGLAND: Samuel Hardy [Aston Villa] [1/0] Ephraim Longworth [Liverpool] [1/0] Fred Duckworth [c] [Blackburn Rovers] [1/0] Thomas Fleetwood [Everton] [1/0] Joseph McCall [Preston North End] [1/0] Arthur Grimsdell [Tottenham Hotspur] [1/0] Robert Turnbull [Bradford Park Avenue] [1/1] Daniel Shea [Blackburn Rovers] [1/0] Sydney Puddefoot [West Ham United] [1/1] Joe Smith [Bolton Wanderers] [1/0] Henry Martin [Sunderland] [1/0] SCO: J Brownlie, A McNair, J Blair, J Gordon, J Wright, J McMullan, A Donaldson, J Bowie, J Richardson, J McMenemy, A Morton Referee: Warner (England) Note: Second Scottish scorer also quoted as James McMenemy VICTORY INTERNATIONAL 03/05/1919, Glasgow, Hampden Park, 80.000 SCOTLAND 3-4 ENGLAND [HT 0-3] Scorers: Scotland: Andrew Wilson 2 (1pen), Alan Morton England: Arthur Grimsdell 2, Sydney Puddefoot 2 SCO: J Brownlie, A McNair, J Blair, J Gordon, J Wright, J McMullan, J Reid, J Bowie, A Wilson, J McMenemy, A Morton ENGLAND: Samuel Hardy [Aston Villa] [2/0] Ephraim Longworth [Liverpool] [2/0] Fred Duckworth [c] [Blackburn Rovers] [2/0] Thomas Fleetwood [Everton] [2/0] Joseph McCall [Preston North End] [2/0] Arthur Grimsdell [Tottenham Hotspur] [2/2] Robert Turnbull [Bradford Park Avenue] [2/1] Daniel Shea [Blackburn Rovers] [2/0] Sydney Puddefoot [West Ham United] [2/3] Joe Smith [Bolton Wanderers] [2/0] Henry Martin [Sunderland] [2/0] Referee: Jackson (Scotland) VICTORY INTERNATIONAL 11/10/1919, Cardiff, Ninian Park, 20.000 WALES 2-1 ENGLAND [HT 1-0] Scorers: Wales: Billy Meredith, George Wynn England: Sydney Puddefoot WAL: Edward Peers, William Goodwin, Moses Russell, Edwin Hughes, Joseph Jones, Frederick Keenor, Billy Meredith, George Wynn, Robert Matthews, William Jones, John Evans ENGLAND: Ernest Williamson [Arsenal] [1/0] William Ball [Birmingham City] [1/0] Arthur Knight [c] [Portsmouth] [1/0] William Voisey [Millwall Athletic] [1/0] Clarence Hilditch [Manchester United] [1/0] Alan Grenyer [Everton] [1/0] Elias Hendren [Brentford] [1/0] Charles Buchan [Sunderland] [1/0] Sydney Puddefoot [West Ham United] [3/4] Horace Barnes [Manchester City] [1/0] Samuel Brooks [Wolverhampton Wanderers] [1/0] Referee: Sambrook (Wales) Note: William Ball retired injured at half time. VICTORY INTERNATIONAL 18/10/1919, Stoke, Victoria Ground, 16.000 ENGLAND 2-0 WALES [HT 1-0] Scorers: England: Robert Whittingham, Joe Smith ENGLAND: Samuel Hardy [Aston Villa] [3/0] Joe Smith [West Bromwich Albion] [1/0] Francis Hudspeth [Newcastle United] [1/0] John Bagshaw [Derby County] [1/0] Charles Parker [Stoke City] [1/0] William Watson [Burnley] [1/0] Robert Turnbull [Bradford City] [3/1] Robert Whittingham [Chelsea] [1/1] John Cock [Huddersfield Town] [1/0] Joe Smith [Bolton Wanderers] [3/0] Joseph Hodkinson [Blackburn Rovers] [1/0] WAL: Edward Peers, William Goodwin, Lloyd Davies, Edwin Hughes, Joseph Jones, Frederick Keenor, Billy Meredith, William Jones, Robert Matthews, Stanley Davies, Ted Vizard Referee: Leigh (England) SECOND WORLD WAR INTERNATIONALS 1939 WAR TIME INTERNATIONAL 11/11/1939, Cardiff, Ninian Park, 28.000 WALES 1-1 ENGLAND [HT 1-0] Scorers: Wales: Ernest Glover England: Leonard Goulden WAL: William John, Herbert Turner, William Whatley, William Burgess, Thomas Jones, Donald Dearson, Idris Hopkins, David Astley, Ernest Glover, Brynmor Jones, Reginald Cumner ENGLAND: Victor Woodley [Chelsea] [1/0] Joe Bacuzzi [Fulham] [1/0] >46' James Lewis [Walthamstow Avenue] [1/0] Edris Hapgood [c] [Arsenal] [1/0] William Crayston [Arsenal] [1/0] John Oakes [Charlton Athletic] [1/0] Edward Fenton [West Ham United] [1/0] Leslie Smith [Brentford] [1/0] George Hall [Tottenham Hotspur] [1/0] Leslie Compton [Arsenal] [1/0] Leonard Goulden [West Ham United] [1/1] James Smith [Millwall] [1/0] Referee: Nicholas (Wales) WAR TIME INTERNATIONAL 18/11/1939, Wrexham, Racecourse Ground, 17.000 WALES 2-3 ENGLAND [HT 0-0] Scorers: Wales: David Astley 2 England: Thomas Jones OG, John Martin, John Balmer WAL: Cyril Sidlow, William Hughes, Arthur Smith, William Burgess, Thomas Jones, Douglas Witcomb, Idris Hopkins, William Redfern, David Astley, Brynmor Jones, Reginald Cumner ENGLAND: Frank Swift [Manchester City] [1/0] Bert Sproston [Manchester City] [1/0] Walter Crook [Blackpool Rovers] [1/0] Charles Willingham [Huddersfield Town] [1/0] Stan Cullis [c] [Wolverhampton Wanderers] [1/0] Joe Mercer [Everton] [1/0] Stanley Matthews [Stoke City] [1/0] John Martin [Aston Villa] [1/1] Tommy Lawton [Everton] [1/0] John Balmer [Liverpool] [1/1] Eric Brook [Manchester City] [1/0] Referee: McCarthy (Wales) WAR TIME INTERNATIONAL 02/12/1939, Newcastle, St James Park, 15.000 ENGLAND 2-1 SCOTLAND [HT 1-1] Scorers: England: Henry Clifton, Tommy Lawton Scotland: Jock Dodds ENGLAND: Thomas Swinburne [Newcastle United] [1/0] Joseph Richardson [Newcastle United] [1/0] Norman Greenhalgh [Everton] [1/0] Henry Goslin [c] [Bolton Wanderers] [1/0] Bernard Harper [Barnsley] [1/0] Joe Mercer [Everton] [2/0] Stanley Matthews [Stoke City] [2/0] Horatio Carter [Sunderland] [1/0] Tommy Lawton [Everton] [2/1] Henry Clifton [Newcastle United] [1/1] Thomas Pearson [Newcastle United] [1/0] SCO: James Dawson, James Carabine, Robert Ancell, H Pinkerton, Robert Baxter, Thomas Brown, Robert Finan, Thomas Walker, Jock Dodds, Charles Napier, James Caskie Referee: Nattrass (England) Note: Samuel Barkass and Eric Brook, from Manchester City, were due to start this game but were involved in a car accident on the way to Newcastle. Their places were taken by Joseph Richardson and Thomas Pearson - who was Scottish - from the home ground team. 1940 WAR TIME INTERNATIONAL 13/04/1940, London, Wembley Stadium, 40.000 ENGLAND 0-1 WALES [HT 0-1] Scorer: Wales: Bryn Jones ENGLAND: Samuel Bartram [Charlton Athletic] [1/0] Joe Bacuzzi [Fulham] [2/0] Edris Hapgood [c] [Arsenal] [2/0] Charles Willingham [Huddersfield Town] [2/0] Stan Cullis [Wolverhampton Wanderers] [2/0] Wilfred Copping [Leeds United] [1/0] Stanley Matthews [Stoke City] [3/0] George Hall [Tottenham Hotspur] [2/0] Dennis Westcott [Wolverhampton Wanderers] [1/0] Leonard Goulden [West Ham United] [2/1] Denis Compton [Arsenal] [1/0] WAL: Cyril Sidlow, Herbert Turner, George Williams, George Green, Robert Davies, Douglas Witcomb, Idris Hopkins, Donald Dearson, David Astley, Brynmor Jones, Leslie Jones Referee: Jewell (England) Note: George Hall missed a penalty. WAR TIME INTERNATIONAL 11/05/1940, Glasgow, Hampden Park, 75.000 SCOTLAND 1-1 ENGLAND [HT 0-0] Scorers: Scotland: James Dougall England: Donald Welsh SCO: James Dawson, James Carabine, DF McClure, William Shankly, Robert Baxter, Thomas Brown, James Caskie, Thomas Walker, David McCulloch, Alexander Venters, James Dougall ENGLAND: Victor Woodley [Chelsea] [2/0] Bert Sproston [Manchester City] [2/0] Edris Hapgood [c] [Arsenal] [3/0] Charles Willingham [Huddersfield Town] [3/0] Stan Cullis [Wolverhampton Wanderers] [3/0] Joe Mercer [Everton] [3/0] Stanley Matthews [Stoke City] [4/0] John Martin [Aston Villa] [2/1] Frank Broome [Aston Villa] [1/0] Donald Welsh [Charlton Athletic] [1/1] James Smith [Millwall] [2/0] Referee: Webb (Scotland) Note: Samuel Bartram was originally to play in goal for England but could not obtain permission from the RAF. 1941 WAR TIME INTERNATIONAL 08/02/1941, Newcastle, St James Park, 25.000 ENGLAND 2-3 SCOTLAND [HT 2-2] Scorers: England: Ralph Birkett, Tommy Lawton Scotland: Joe Bacuzzi OG, DH Wallace 2 ENGLAND: Samuel Bartram [Charlton Athletic] [2/0] Joe Bacuzzi [Fulham] [3/0] Reginald Mountford [Huddersfield Town] [1/0] Charles Willingham [Huddersfield Town] [4/0] Stan Cullis [c] [Wolverhampton Wanderers] [4/0] Joe Mercer [Everton] [4/0] Ralph Birkett [Newcastle United] [1/1] Wilf Mannion [Middlesbrough] [1/0] Tommy Lawton [Everton] [3/2] Leonard Goulden [West Ham United] [3/1] Adolphe Hanson [Chelsea] [1/0] SCO: James Dawson, Robert Hogg, Andrew Beattie, M McDonald, James Dykes, George Brown, John Milne, Thomas Walker, James Smith, DH Wallace, James Caskie Referee: Thompson (England) WAR TIME INTERNATIONAL 16/04/1941, Nottingham, City Ground, 13.016 ENGLAND 4-1 WALES [HT 2-0] Scorers: England: Donald Welsh 4 Wales: Douglas Whitcomb ENGLAND: John Mapson [Sunderland] [1/0] Joe Bacuzzi [Fulham] [4/0] George Hardwick [Middlesbrough] [1/0] Cliff Britton [Everton] [1/0] Stan Cullis [c] [Wolverhampton Wanderers] [5/0] Victor Buckingham [Tottenham Hotspur] [1/0] Frederick Fisher [Millwall] [1/0] Maurice Edelston [Reading] [1/0] Donald Welsh [Charlton Athletic] [2/5] James Hagan [Sheffield United] [1/0] James Smith [Millwall] [3/0] WAL: Cyril Sidlow, William Hughes, George Williams, William Burgess, Herbert Turner, Douglas Witcomb, Idris Hopkins, Robert Davies (David Astley 10'), Edwin Perry, Brynmor Jones, Donald Dearson Referee: Tedds (England) WAR TIME INTERNATIONAL 03/05/1941, Glasgow, Hampden Park, 78.000 SCOTLAND 1-3 ENGLAND [HT 1-1] Scorers: Scotland: Alexander Venters England: Donald Welsh 2, Leonard Goulden SCO: James Dawson, James Carabine, John Shaw, William Shankly, James Dykes, Thomas Brown, Torrance Gillick, Thomas Walker, James Smith, Alexander Venters, James Caskie ENGLAND: Frank Swift [Manchester City] [2/0] Joe Bacuzzi [Fulham] [5/0] Edris Hapgood [c] [Arsenal] [4/0] Henry Goslin [Bolton Wanderers] [2/0] Stan Cullis [Wolverhampton Wanderers] [6/0] Joe Mercer [Everton] [5/0] Stanley Matthews [Stoke City] [5/0] Wilf Mannion [Middlesbrough] [2/0] Donald Welsh [Charlton Athletic] [3/7] Leonard Goulden [West Ham United] [4/2] Denis Compton [Arsenal] [2/0] Referee: Craigmyle (Scotland) WAR TIME INTERNATIONAL 07/06/1941, Cardiff, Ninian Park, 20.000 WALES 2-3 ENGLAND [HT 1-2] Scorers: Wales: Vivian Woodward, William James England: James Hagan 2, Donald Welsh WAL: Cyril Sidlow, William Hughes, Herbert Turner, Donald Dearson, Thomas Jones, Douglas Witcomb, Ehud Rogers, Vivian Woodward, William James, Brynmor Jones, Leslie Jones ENGLAND: Samuel Bartram [Charlton Athletic] [3/0] Joe Bacuzzi [Fulham] [6/0] Edris Hapgood [c] [Arsenal] [5/0] Cliff Britton [Everton] [2/0] Stan Cullis [Wolverhampton Wanderers] [7/0] Victor Buckingham [Tottenham Hotspur] [2/0] Alfred Kirchen [Arsenal] [1/0] James Hagan [Sheffield United] [2/2] Donald Welsh [Charlton Athletic] [4/8] Leonard Goulden [West Ham United] [5/2] Lester Finch [Barnet] [1/0] Referee: Jones (Wales) Note: John Mapson was originally selected to play in goal but withdrew to play for Reading in the London war cup final. Reading won 3-2. WAR TIME INTERNATIONAL 04/10/1941, London, Wembley Stadium, 65.000 ENGLAND 2-0 SCOTLAND [HT 2-0] Scorers: England: Donald Welsh, James Hagan ENGLAND: George Marks [Arsenal] [1/0] Joe Bacuzzi [Fulham] [7/0] Edris Hapgood [c] [Arsenal] [6/0] Henry Goslin [Bolton Wanderers] [3/0] Stan Cullis [Wolverhampton Wanderers] [8/0] Joe Mercer [Everton] [6/0] Stanley Matthews [Stoke City] [6/0] Wilf Mannion [Middlesbrough] [3/0] Donald Welsh [Charlton Athletic] [5/9] James Hagan [Sheffield United] [3/3] Denis Compton [Arsenal] [3/0] SCO: James Dawson, James Carabine, Andrew Beattie, William Shankly, James Dykes, M McDonald, James Caskie, Thomas Walker, James Smith, DH Wallace, Stanley Williams Referee: Milner (England) WAR TIME INTERNATIONAL 25/10/1941, Birmingham, St Andrews, 25.000 ENGLAND 2-1 WALES [HT 2-0] Scorers: England: James Hagan, Maurice Edelston Wales: Idris Hopkins ENGLAND: George Marks [Arsenal] [2/0] Joe Bacuzzi [Fulham] [8/0] Edris Hapgood [c] [Arsenal] [7/0] Henry Goslin [Bolton Wanderers] [4/0] Stan Cullis [Wolverhampton Wanderers] [9/0] Joe Mercer [Everton] [7/0] Stanley Matthews [Stoke City] [7/0] Maurice Edelston [Reading] [2/1] Donald Welsh [Charlton Athletic] [6/9] James Hagan [Sheffield United] [4/4] Denis Compton [Arsenal] [4/0] WAL: George Poland, Herbert Turner, William Hughes, George Green, Thomas Jones, Douglas Witcomb, Idris Hopkins, William James, Donald Dearson, Leslie Jones, Reginald Cumner Referee: Blackhall (England) Note: Donald Dearson missed a penalty for Wales 1942 WAR TIME INTERNATIONAL 17/01/1942, London, Wembley Stadium, 64.000 ENGLAND 3-0 SCOTLAND [HT 1-0] Scorers: England: James Hagan, Tommy Lawton 2 ENGLAND: George Marks [Arsenal] [3/0] Joe Bacuzzi [Fulham] [9/0] Edris Hapgood [c] [Arsenal] [8/0] Charles Willingham [Huddersfield Town] [5/0] Stan Cullis [Wolverhampton Wanderers] [10/0] Donald Welsh [Charlton Athletic] [7/9] Stanley Matthews [Stoke City] [8/0] Wilf Mannion [Middlesbrough] [4/0] Tommy Lawton [Everton] [4/4] James Hagan [Sheffield United] [5/5] Denis Compton [Arsenal] [5/0] SCO: James Dawson, James Carabine, Andrew Beattie, William Shankly, James Dykes, Matt Busby, James Caskie, Thomas Walker, Torrance Gillick, Andrew Black, C Johnston Referee: Ross-Gower (Scotland) WAR TIME INTERNATIONAL 18/04/1942, Glasgow, Hampden Park, 91.000 SCOTLAND 5-4 ENGLAND [HT 2-1] Scorers: Scotland: Jock Dodds 3, William Liddell, William Shankly England: Tommy Lawton 3, James Hagan SCO: James Dawson, James Carabine, Andrew Beattie, William Shankly, Thomas Smith, Matt Busby, William Waddell, Andrew Herd, Jock Dodds, GH Bremner, William Liddell ENGLAND: George Marks [Arsenal] [4/0] Joe Bacuzzi [Fulham] [10/0] Edris Hapgood [c] [Arsenal] [9/0] Charles Willingham [Huddersfield Town] [6/0] George Mason [Coventry City] [1/0] Joe Mercer [Everton] [8/0] Stanley Matthews [Stoke City] [9/0] Maurice Edelston [Reading] [3/1] Tommy Lawton [Everton] [5/7] James Hagan [Sheffield United] [6/6] Alfred Kirchen [Arsenal] [2/0] Referee: Calder (Scotland) WAR TIME INTERNATIONAL 09/05/1942, Cardiff, Ninian Park, 30.000 WALES 1-0 ENGLAND [HT 1-0] Scorers: William Lucas WAL: George Poland, Herbert Turner, William Hughes, Donald Dearson, Thomas Jones, Douglas Witcomb, Idris Hopkins, Frank Squires, George Lowrie, William Lucas, Leslie Jones ENGLAND: George Marks [Arsenal] [5/0] Laurence Scott [Arsenal] [1/0] Edris Hapgood [c] [Arsenal] [10/0] Cliff Britton [Everton] [3/0] George Mason [Coventry City] [2/0] Frank Soo [Stoke City] [1/0] Alfred Kirchen [Arsenal] [3/0] George Hall [Tottenham Hotspur] [3/0] Tommy Lawton [Everton] [6/7] Maurice Edelston [Reading] [4/1] Leslie Smith [Brentford] [2/0] Referee: Gow (Wales) WAR TIME INTERNATIONAL 10/10/1942, London, Wembley Stadium, 75.000 ENGLAND 0-0 SCOTLAND [HT 0-0] ENGLAND: George Marks [Arsenal] [6/0] Joe Bacuzzi [Fulham] [11/0] Edris Hapgood [c] [Arsenal] [11/0] Cliff Britton [Everton] [4/0] Stan Cullis [Wolverhampton Wanderers] [11/0] Joe Mercer [Everton] [9/0] Stanley Matthews [Stoke City] [10/0] Maurice Edelston [Reading] [5/1] Tommy Lawton [Everton] [7/7] James Hagan [Sheffield United] [7/6] Denis Compton [Arsenal] [6/0] SCO: James Dawson, James Carabine, Andrew Beattie, William Shankly, WR Corbett, Matt Busby, William Waddell, Thomas Walker, Jock Dodds, GH Bremner, William Liddell Referee: Stevens (England) WAR TIME INTERNATIONAL 24/10/1942, Wolverhampton, Molyneux Stadium, 25.097 ENGLAND 1-2 WALES [HT 1-1] Scorers: England: Tommy Lawton Wales: Reginald Cumner 2 ENGLAND: George Marks [Arsenal] [7/0] George Hardwick [Middlesbrough] [2/0] Edris Hapgood [c] [Arsenal] [12/0] Cliff Britton [Everton] [5/0] Stan Cullis [Wolverhampton Wanderers] [12/0] Joe Mercer [Everton] [10/0] Stanley Matthews [Stoke City] [11/0] Ronald Rooke [Fulham] [1/0] Tommy Lawton [Everton] [8/8] Albert Gibbons [Tottenham Hotspur] [1/0] Jimmy Mullen [Wolverhampton Wanderers] [1/0] WAL: George Poland, Herbert Turner, William Hughes, Donald Dearson, Thomas Jones, Ivor Powell, Idris Hopkins, William Lucas, George Lowrie, Brynmor Jones, Reginald Cumner Referee: Green (England) 1943 WAR TIME INTERNATIONAL 27/02/1943, London, Wembley Stadium, 75.000 ENGLAND 5-3 WALES [HT 3-2] Scorers: England: Dennis Westcott 3, Horatio Carter 2 Wales: George Lowrie 2 ENGLAND: George Marks [Arsenal] [8/0] Joe Bacuzzi [Fulham] [12/0] Edris Hapgood [c] [Arsenal] [13/0] Cliff Britton [Everton] [6/0] Stan Cullis [Wolverhampton Wanderers] [13/0] Joe Mercer [Everton] [11/0] Stanley Matthews [Stoke City] [12/0] Horatio Carter [Sunderland] [2/2] Dennis Westcott [Wolverhampton Wanderers] [2/3] James Hagan [Sheffield United] [8/6] Denis Compton [Arsenal] [7/0] WAL: George Poland, Herbert Turner, William Hughes, Donald Dearson, Thomas Jones, Ivor Powell, Idris Hopkins, William Lucas, George Lowrie, Brynmor Jones, Reginald Cumner Referee: Reader (England) WAR TIME INTERNATIONAL 17/04/1943, Glasgow, Hampden Park, 105.000 SCOTLAND 0-4 ENGLAND [HT 0-2] Scorers: England: Horatio Carter 2, Dennis Westcott, Denis Compton SCO: James Dawson, James Carabine, John Shaw, William Shankly, George Young, S Kean, William Waddell, WRM Buchan, DH Wallace, Alexander Venters, William Liddell ENGLAND: Frank Swift [Manchester City] [3/0] George Hardwick [Middlesbrough] [3/0] Leslie Compton [Arsenal] [2/0] Cliff Britton [Everton] [7/0] Stan Cullis [c] [Wolverhampton Wanderers] [14/0] Joe Mercer [Everton] [12/0] Stanley Matthews [Stoke City] [13/0] Horatio Carter [Sunderland] [3/4] Dennis Westcott [Wolverhampton Wanderers] [3/4] James Hagan [Sheffield United] [9/6] Denis Compton [Arsenal] [8/1] Referee: Craigmyle (Scotland) WAR TIME INTERNATIONAL 08/05/1943, Cardiff, Ninian Park, 25.000 WALES 1-1 ENGLAND [HT 1-0] Scorers: Wales: George Lowrie England: Dennis Westcott WAL: Cyril Sidlow, Raymond Lambert, William Hughes, Donald Dearson, Thomas Jones, Ivor Powell, Aubrey Powell, George Murphy, George Lowrie, Brynmor Jones, Reginald Cumner ENGLAND: Frank Swift [Manchester City] [4/0] George Hardwick [Middlesbrough] [4/0] Leslie Compton [Arsenal] [3/0] Cliff Britton [Everton] [8/0] Stan Cullis [c] [Wolverhampton Wanderers] [15/0] Joe Mercer [Everton] [13/0] Stanley Matthews [Stoke City] [14/0] Horatio Carter [Sunderland] [4/4] Dennis Westcott [Wolverhampton Wanderers] [4/5] James Hagan [Sheffield United] [10/6] Denis Compton [Arsenal] [9/1] Referee: Warren (Wales) WAR TIME INTERNATIONAL 25/09/1943, London, Wembley Stadium, 80.000 ENGLAND 8-3 WALES [HT 4-1] Scorers: England: Donald Welsh 3, Horatio Carter 2, James Hagan 2, Denis Compton Wales: George Lowrie 2, Aubrey Powell ENGLAND: Alexander Roxburgh [Blackpool] [1/0] Laurence Scott [Arsenal] [2/0] George Hardwick [Middlesbrough] [5/0] Cliff Britton [Everton] [9/0] Stan Cullis [c] [Wolverhampton Wanderers] [16/0] Frank Soo [Stoke City] [2/0] Stanley Matthews [Stoke City] [15/0] Horatio Carter [Sunderland] [5/6] Donald Welsh [Charlton Athletic] [8/12] James Hagan [Sheffield United] [11/8] Denis Compton [Arsenal] [10/2] WAL: Cyril Sidlow, Raymond Lambert, William Hughes, Donald Dearson, Thomas Jones, Ivor Powell (Stan Mortensen), Aubrey Powell, George Murphy, George Lowrie, William Burgess, Reginald Cumner Referee: Argent (England) Note: Stan Mortensen was the twelfth man for England but replaced Ivor Powell who had broken his collar bone. WAR TIME INTERNATIONAL 16/10/1943, Manchester, Maine Road, 60.000 ENGLAND 8-0 SCOTLAND [HT 5-0] Scorers: England: Tommy Lawton 4, James Hagan 2, Horatio Carter, Stanley Matthews ENGLAND: Frank Swift [Manchester City] [5/0] Laurence Scott [Arsenal] [3/0] George Hardwick [Middlesbrough] [6/0] Cliff Britton [Everton] [10/0] Stan Cullis [c] [Wolverhampton Wanderers] [17/0] Joe Mercer [Everton] [14/0] Stanley Matthews [Stoke City] [16/1] Horatio Carter [Sunderland] [6/7] Tommy Lawton [Everton] [9/12] James Hagan [Sheffield United] [12/10] Denis Compton [Arsenal] [11/2] SCO: J Crozier, James Carabine, AB Miller, A Little, George Young, William Campbell, William Waddell, Torrance Gillick, Alex Linwood, Thomas Walker, J Deakin Referee: Snape (England) 1944 WAR TIME INTERNATIONAL 19/02/1944, London, Wembley Stadium, 80.000 ENGLAND 6-2 SCOTLAND [HT 1-1] Scorers: England: James Hagan 2, Horatio Carter, Tommy Lawton, Joe Mercer, Macaulay OG Scotland: Jock Dodds 2 ENGLAND: Edwin Ditchburn [Tottenham Hotspur] [1/0] Laurence Scott [Arsenal] [4/0] George Hardwick [Middlesbrough] [7/0] Cliff Britton [Everton] [11/0] Stan Cullis [c] [Wolverhampton Wanderers] [18/0] Joe Mercer [Everton] [15/1] Stanley Matthews [Stoke City] [17/1] Horatio Carter [Sunderland] [7/8] Tommy Lawton [Everton] [10/13] James Hagan [Sheffield United] [13/12] Leslie Smith [Brentford] [3/0] SCO: J Crozier, William Kilmarnock, James Stephen, Archibald Macaulay, J Kirton, Matt Busby, R Flavell, James Stenhouse, Jock Dodds, James Duncanson, James Caskie Referee: Wood (England) WAR TIME INTERNATIONAL 22/04/1944, Glasgow, Hampden Park, 133.000 SCOTLAND 2-3 ENGLAND [HT 1-3] Scorers: Scotland: Jock Dodds, James Caskie England: Tommy Lawton 2, Horatio Carter SCO: J Crozier, M McDonald, James Stephen, Archibald Macaulay, Robert Baxter, Matt Busby, James Delaney, Thomas Walker, Jock Dodds, James Duncanson, James Caskie ENGLAND: Frank Swift [Manchester City] [6/0] Leslie Compton [Arsenal] [4/0] Frank Taylor [Wolverhampton Wanderers] [1/0] Frank Soo [Stoke City] [3/0] Stan Cullis [c] [Wolverhampton Wanderers] [19/0] Joe Mercer [Everton] [16/1] Stanley Matthews [Stoke City] [18/1] Horatio Carter [Sunderland] [8/9] Tommy Lawton [Everton] [11/15] James Hagan [Sheffield United] [14/12] Leslie Smith [Brentford] [4/0] Referee: Calder (Scotland) WAR TIME INTERNATIONAL 06/05/1944, Cardiff, Ninian Park, 50.000 WALES 0-2 ENGLAND [HT 0-1] Scorers: England: Tommy Lawton, Leslie Smith WAL: Cyril Sidlow, Walley Barnes, Raymond Lambert, Donald Dearson, Robert Davies, William Burgess, Idris Hopkins, William Lucas, George Lowrie, William Davies, S Morris ENGLAND: Edwin Ditchburn [Tottenham Hotspur] [2/0] Leslie Compton [Arsenal] [5/0] Laurence Scott [Arsenal] [5/0] Cliff Britton [Everton] [12/0] Stan Cullis [c] [Wolverhampton Wanderers] [20/0] Joe Mercer [Everton] [17/1] William Elliott [West Bromwich Albion] [1/0] Horatio Carter [Sunderland] [9/9] Tommy Lawton [Everton] [12/16] John Rowley [Manchester United] [1/0] Leslie Smith [Brentford] [5/1] Referee: Davies (Wales) FA WARTIME TOUR MATCH 09/09/1944, Belfast, Windsor Park, 49.875 IRELAND 4-8 COMBINED SERVICES Scorers: Ireland: Peter Doherty 4 Combined Services: Horatio Carter 4, Jimmy Mullen 2, Tommy Lawton, Stan Mortensen IRE: T Breen, W McMillan, Barr, W Walsh, J Vernon, S Jones, D Cochrane, A Stevenson, J McAlinden, P Doherty, P Bonnar COMBINED SERVICES: Frank Swift [Manchester City] Laurence Scott [Arsenal] Walley Barnes [Arsenal/Wales] Archibald Macaulay [West Ham United/Scotland] Bernard Joy [Arsenal] Matt Busby [Liverpool/Scotland] Stanley Matthews [Stoke City] Horatio Carter [Sunderland] Tommy Lawton [Everton] Stan Mortensen [Blackpool] Jimmy Mullen [Wolverhampton Wanderers] Note: Whilst not stictly a "War Time" international, listed for reference. WAR TIME INTERNATIONAL 16/09/1944, Liverpool, Anfield, 38.483 ENGLAND 2-2 WALES [HT 2-2] Scorers: England: Horatio Carter, Tommy Lawton Wales: Donald Dearson, William Lucas ENGLAND: Frank Swift [Manchester City] [7/0] Laurence Scott [Arsenal] [6/0] George Hardwick [Middlesbrough] [8/0] Joe Mercer [c] [Everton] [18/1] Reginald Flewin [Portsmouth] [1/0] Donald Welsh [Charlton Athletic] [9/12] Stanley Matthews [Stoke City] [19/1] Horatio Carter [Sunderland] [10/10] Tommy Lawton [Everton] [13/17] Stan Mortensen [Blackpool] [1/0] Jimmy Mullen [Wolverhampton Wanderers] [2/0] WAL: Cyril Sidlow, Walley Barnes, Raymond Lambert, Donald Dearson, William Hughes, William Burgess, Ehud Rogers, Leslie Jones, George Lowrie, William Lucas, Reginald Cumner Referee: Wort (England) FA WARTIME TOUR MATCH 30/09/1944, Paris, Parc des Princes, 30.000 FRANCE XI 0-5 FA SERVICES XI [HT] Scorers: FA Services XI: Horatio Carter 3, Ted Drake, Maurice Edelston FRA: n/a FA SERVICES XI: Frank Swift [Manchester City] George Hardwick [Middlesbrough] William Hughes [Birmingham City/Wales] Frank Soo [Stoke City] Bernard Joy [Arsenal] Joe Mercer [c] [Everton] Stanley Matthews [Stoke City] Horatio Carter [Sunderland] Ted Drake [Arsenal] Maurice Edelston [Reading] Jimmy Mullen [Wolverhampton Wanderers] Referee: n/a Note: Whilst not strictly a "War Time" international, listed for reference. FA WARTIME TOUR MATCH 01/10/1944, Brussels, Stade du Daring Club, 28.000 BELGIUM 0-3 FA SERVICES XI [HT 0-1] Scorers: FA Services XI: Walley Barnes, Smellinckx OG, Ted Drake pen BEL: Henri Meert, Robert Gérard, Philibert Smellinckx, Antoine Puttaert, Marcel Vercammen, R van Kerckhoven, Fernand Buyle, Désiré van der Audenaerde, Geuns, Fernand Voussure, Francois Sermon FA SERVICES XI: Frank Swift [Manchester City] Walley Barnes [Arsenal/Wales] George Hardwick [Middlesbrough] William Hughes [Birmingham City/Wales] Frank Soo [Stoke City] RBW White [Tottenham Hotspur] Bernard Joy [Arsenal] Matt Busby [Liverpool/Scotland] Stanley Matthews [Stoke City] Maurice Edelston [Reading] Ted Drake [Arsenal] Referee: Franken (Belgium) Note: Whilst not strictly a "War Time" international, listed for reference. WAR TIME INTERNATIONAL 14/10/1944, London, Wembley Stadium, 90.000 ENGLAND 6-2 SCOTLAND [HT 0-1] Scorers: England: Tommy Lawton 3, Horatio Carter, Leonard Goulden, Leslie Smith Scotland: Thomas Walker, A Milne ENGLAND: Frank Swift [Manchester City] [8/0] Laurence Scott [Arsenal] [7/0] George Hardwick [Middlesbrough] [9/0] Frank Soo [Stoke City] [4/0] Bernard Joy [Arsenal] [1/0] Joe Mercer [c] [Everton] [19/1] Stanley Matthews [Stoke City] [20/1] Horatio Carter [Sunderland] [11/11] Tommy Lawton [Everton] [14/20] Leonard Goulden [West Ham United] [6/3] Leslie Smith [Brentford] [6/2] SCO: David Cumming, James Stephen, George Cummings, RB Thyne, Robert Baxter, Archibald Macaulay, Gordon Smith, Thomas Walker, AH Milne, Andrew Black, James Caskie Referee: Reader (England) 1945 WAR TIME INTERNATIONAL 03/02/1945, Birmingham, Villa Park, 65.780 ENGLAND 3-2 SCOTLAND [HT 1-1] Scorers: England: Robert Brown, Stan Mortensen 2 Scotland: James Delaney, Jock Dodds ENGLAND: Frank Swift [Manchester City] [9/0] Laurence Scott [Arsenal] [8/0] George Hardwick [Middlesbrough] [10/0] Frank Soo [Stoke City] [5/0] Neil Franklin [Stoke City] [1/0] Joe Mercer [c] [Everton] [20/1] Stanley Matthews [Stoke City] [21/1] Robert Brown [Charlton Athletic] [1/1] Tommy Lawton [Everton] [15/20] Stan Mortensen [Blackpool] [2/2] Leslie Smith [Brentford] [7/2] SCO: Robert Brown, James Harley, James Stephen, Matt Busby, RB Thyne, Archibald Macaulay, James Delaney, Willie Fagan, Jock Dodds, Andrew Black, William Liddell Referee: Smith (England) FA TOUR MATCH 25/03/1945, Brussels, Stade du Daring Club, 30.000 BELGIUM 2-3 FA XI [HT 1-2] Scorers: Belgium: van der Audenaerde, Nicolay FA XI: Tommy Lawton 3 (1 pen) BEL: Henri Meert, Robert Gérard, Joseph Pannaye, Antoine Puttaert, Marcel Vercammen, R van Kerckhoven, N Moreels, Henri Coppens, Adolphe Nicolay, Désiré van der Audenaerde, Fernand Buyle FA XI: Bert Williams [Walsall] George Hardwick [Middlesbrough] Bert Sproston [Manchester City] Matt Busby [c] [Liverpool/Scotland] Neil Franklin [Stoke City] GC Smith [Charlton Athletic] >46' Joe Mercer [Everton] Aubrey Powell [Leeds United/Wales] Stan Mortensen [Blackpool] Tommy Lawton [Everton] Maurice Edelston [Reading] Leslie Smith [Brentford] Referee: Wiltshire (Sherborne) Note: Whilst not strictly a "War Time" international, listed for reference. WAR TIME INTERNATIONAL 14/04/1945, Glasgow, Hampden Park, 133.000 SCOTLAND 1-6 ENGLAND [HT 1-1] Scorers: Scotland: Leslie Johnstone England: Tommy Lawton 2, Robert Brown, Horatio Carter, Stanley Matthews, Leslie Smith SCO: Robert Brown, James Harley, James Stephen, Matt Busby, J Harris, Archibald Macaulay, William Waddell, T Bogan (Leslie Johnstone 2'), JR Harris, Andrew Black, JC Kelly ENGLAND: Frank Swift [Manchester City] [10/0] Laurence Scott [Arsenal] [9/0] George Hardwick [Middlesbrough] [11/0] Frank Soo [Stoke City] [6/0] Neil Franklin [Stoke City] [2/0] Joe Mercer [c] [Everton] [21/1] Stanley Matthews [Stoke City] [22/2] Horatio Carter [Sunderland] [12/12] Tommy Lawton [Everton] [16/22] Robert Brown [Charlton Athletic] [2/2] Leslie Smith [Brentford] [8/3] Referee: Cox (Scotland) WAR TIME INTERNATIONAL 05/05/1945, Cardiff, Ninian Park, 25.000 WALES 2-3 ENGLAND [HT 1-1] Scorers: Wales: Reginald Cumner, George Edwards England: Horatio Carter 3 WAL: Cyril Sidlow, Danny Winter, William Hughes, Donald Dearson, Robert Davies, William Burgess, Thomas Astbury, William Lucas, William Rees, Reginald Cumner, George Edwards ENGLAND: Bert Williams [Walsall] [1/0] Laurence Scott [Arsenal] [10/0] George Hardwick [Middlesbrough] [12/0] George Smith [Charlton Athletic] [1/0] Neil Franklin [Stoke City] [3/0] Joe Mercer [c] [Everton] [22/1] Stanley Matthews [Stoke City] [23/2] Horatio Carter [Sunderland] [13/15] Tommy Lawton [Everton] [17/22] Robert Brown [Charlton Athletic] [3/2] Leslie Smith [Brentford] [9/3] Referee: Davies (Wales) VICTORY INTERNATIONAL 26/05/1945, London, Wembley Stadium, 65.000 ENGLAND 2-2 FRANCE [HT 1-1] Scorers: England: Horatio Carter 10', Tommy Lawton 79' France: Ernest Vaast 44', Oscar Heisserer 90'pen ENGLAND: Bert Williams [Walsall] [2/0] Laurence Scott [Arsenal] [11/0] George Hardwick [Middlesbrough] [13/0] Frank Soo [Stoke City] [7/0] Neil Franklin [Stoke City] [4/0] Joe Mercer [Everton] [23/1] Stanley Matthews [Stoke City] [24/2] Horatio Carter [Sunderland] [14/16] Tommy Lawton [c] [Everton] [18/23] Robert Brown [Charlton Athletic] [4/2] Leslie Smith [Brentford] [10/3] FRA: Julien Darui, Maurice Dupuis, Jean Swiatek, Jean-Claude Samuel, Auguste Jordan, Lucien Jasseron, Alfred Aston, Oscar Heisserer, René Bihel, Ladislas Smid, Ernest Vaast Referee: Reader (England) UNOFFICIAL INTERNATIONAL* (SWISS FA 50th ANNIVERSARY) 21/07/1945, Berne, Neufeld Stadion, 35.000 SWITZERLAND 3-1 ENGLAND [HT 1-0] Scorers: Switzerland: Fink, Friedlinder, Amado England: Robert Brown SUI: Erwin Ballabio, Rudolf Gyger, Willy Steffen, A Sulger, Franco Andreoli, Joseph Courtat, Alfred Bickel, Walter Fink, Lauro Amado, Hans-Peter Friedlinder, G Aeby ENGLAND: Frank Swift [Manchester City] Laurence Scott [Arsenal] George Hardwick [Middlesbrough] Frank Soo [Stoke City] Neil Franklin [Stoke City] Joe Mercer [c] [Everton] Tom Finney [Preston North End] Robert Brown [Charlton Athletic] Tommy Lawton [Everton] Douglas Hunt [Sheffield Wednesday] Leslie Smith [Brentford] Referee: n/a UNOFFICIAL INTERNATIONAL* 24/07/1945, Zurich, Grasshoppers Stadium SWITZERLAND 'B' 0-3 ENGLAND [HT 0-2] Scorers: England: Tom Finney 4', Willie Watson 22', Michael Fenton SUIB: M Glur, Fluhmann, Willy Steffen, R Mathis, A Stoll, R Aeby, André Neury, Eugen Walacek, R Hasler, M Fornana, Jacques Fatton ENGLAND: Frank Swift [Manchester City] Laurence Scott [Arsenal] Thomas Kinsell [West Bromwich Albion] Joe Mercer [c] [Everton] Neil Franklin [Stoke City] Edward Fenton [West Bromwich Albion] Tom Finney [Preston North End] Michael Fenton [Middlesbrough] Tommy Lawton [Everton] Leslie Smith [Brentford] Willie Watson [Huddersfield Town] Referee: n/a *Note: The two games listed against Switzerland were classed as Services XI, post-historically. However, the "England" team were not only English in total but also wore England shirts. On the official illuminated address all players received, these games were listed as they were in the official FA history (written in 1953). Switzerland B had beaten Switzerland 3-1 also in this triangular of matches. Other sources also indicate that at the time these were probably classed as more official as they are now but are listed for reference. VICTORY INTERNATIONAL 15/09/1945, Belfast, Windsor Park, 45.061 NORTHERN IRELAND 0-1 ENGLAND [HT 0-0] Scorer: England: Stan Mortensen 80' NIR: Thomas Breen, William McMillen, James Feeney, J Todd, John Vernon, S Jones, John McKenna, JW Sloan, S McCarthy, Peter Doherty, Paddy Bonner ENGLAND: Frank Swift [Manchester City] [11/0] Laurence Scott [Arsenal] [12/0] Thomas Kinsell [West Bromwich Albion] [1/0] Frank Soo [Stoke City] [8/0] Neil Franklin [Stoke City] [5/0] Joe Mercer [c] [Everton] [24/1] Stanley Matthews [Stoke City] [25/2] Horatio Carter [Sunderland] [15/16] Tommy Lawton [Everton] [19/23] Stan Mortensen [Blackpool] [3/3] Leslie Smith [Brentford] [11/3] Referee: Craigmyle (Scotland) VICTORY INTERNATIONAL 20/10/1945, Birmingham, The Hawthorns, 54.611 ENGLAND 0-1 WALES [HT 0-1] Scorer: Wales: Aubrey Powell ENGLAND: Bert Williams [Wolverhampton Wanderers] [3/0] Laurence Scott [Arsenal] [13/0] Thomas Kinsell [West Bromwich Albion] [2/0] Frank Soo [Stoke City] [9/0] Neil Franklin [Stoke City] [6/0] Joe Mercer [c] [Everton] [25/1] Stanley Matthews [Stoke City] [26/2] Michael Fenton [Middlesbrough] [1/0] Albert Stubbins [Newcastle United] [1/0] Malcolm Barrass [Bolton Wanderers] [1/0] Willie Watson [Huddersfield Town] [1/0] WAL: Cyril Sidlow, Danny Winter, William Hughes, Donald Dearson, Robert Davies, William Burgess, Aubrey Powell, Thomas Astbury, George Lowrie, William Lucas, George Edwards Referee: Reader (England) 1946 VICTORY INTERNATIONAL 19/01/1946, London, Wembley Stadium, 85.000 ENGLAND 2-0 BELGIUM [HT 2-0] Scorers: England: Robert Brown 13', Jesse Pye 24' ENGLAND: Frank Swift [Manchester City] [12/0] Laurence Scott [Arsenal] [14/0] George Hardwick [Middlesbrough] [14/0] Billy Wright [Wolverhampton Wanderers] [1/0] Neil Franklin [Stoke City] [7/0] Joe Mercer [c] [Everton] [26/1] Stanley Matthews [Stoke City] [27/2] Jesse Pye [Notts County] [1/0] Tommy Lawton [Chelsea] [20/23] Robert Brown [Charlton Athletic] [5/3] Jimmy Mullen [Wolverhampton Wanderers] [3/0] BEL: Francois Daenen, Robert Paverick, Joseph Pannaye, Antoine Puttaert, Marcel Vercammen, René Devos, Victor Lemberechts, Henri Coppens, Albert de Cleyn, Joseph Mermans, Francois Sermon Referee: Reader (England) VICTORY INTERNATIONAL 13/04/1946, Glasgow, Hampden Park, 139.468 SCOTLAND 1-0 ENGLAND [HT 0-0] Scorer: Scotland: James Delaney SCO: Robert Brown, David Shaw, John Shaw, William Campbell, Frank Brennan, John Husband, William Waddell, Cornelius Dougall, James Delaney, George Hamilton, William Liddell ENGLAND: Frank Swift [Manchester City] [13/0] Laurence Scott [Arsenal] [15/0] George Hardwick [Middlesbrough] [15/0] Billy Wright [Wolverhampton Wanderers] [2/0] Neil Franklin [Stoke City] [8/0] Joe Mercer [c] [Everton] [27/1] William Elliott [West Bromwich Albion] [2/0] Len Shackleton [Bradford City] [1/0] Tommy Lawton [Chelsea] [21/23] James Hagan [Sheffield United] [15/12] Denis Compton [Arsenal] [12/2] Referee: Craigmyle (Scotland) FRIENDLY INTERNATIONAL (BOLTON DISASTER MATCH - NOT OFFICIAL) 24/04/1946, Manchester, Maine Road, 70.000 ENGLAND 2-2 SCOTLAND [HT 2-1] Scorers: England: Donald Welsh 2 Scotland: William Thornton 2 ENGLAND: Frank Swift [c] [Manchester City] Joeseph Walton [Manchester United] George Hardwick [Middlesbrough] Billy Wright [Wolverhampton Wanderers] Leon Leuty [Derby County] Frank Mitchell [Birmingham City] Stanley Matthews [Stoke City] Donald Welsh [Charlton Athletic] Reginald Lewis [Arsenal] Wally Fielding [Everton] Wilf Mannion [Middlesbrough] SCO: William Miller, David Shaw, John Shaw, William Campbell, Frank Brennan, John Husband, William Waddell, Cornelius Dougall, William Thornton, George Hamilton, William Liddell Referee: Dutton (England) Note: Not a War-Time or Victory International, but listed here as it was an unofficial match of the time for reference. VICTORY INTERNATIONAL 11/05/1946, London, Stamford Bridge, 75.000 ENGLAND 4-1 SWITZERLAND [HT 0-0] Scorers: England: Horatio Carter 2, Robert Brown, Tommy Lawton Switzerland: Hans-Peter Friedlander ENGLAND: Frank Swift [Manchester City] [14/0] Laurence Scott [Arsenal] [16/0] George Hardwick [Middlesbrough] [16/0] Billy Wright [Wolverhampton Wanderers] [3/0] Neil Franklin [Stoke City] [9/0] Herbert Johnson [Charlton Athletic] [1/0] Stanley Matthews [Stoke City] [28/2] Horatio Carter [Sunderland] [16/18] Tommy Lawton [c] [Chelsea] [22/24] Robert Brown [Charlton Athletic] [6/4] Leslie Smith [Brentford] [12/3] SUI: Erwin Ballabio, Rudolf Gyger, Willy Steffen, Hermann Springer, Franco Andreoli, Joseph Courtat (Franz Rickenbach), Alfred Bickel, Walter Fink, Lauro Amado, Hans-Peter Friedlinder, Jacques Fatton Referee: Delasalle (France) VICTORY INTERNATIONAL 19/05/1946, Colombes, Stade Olympique, 58.481 FRANCE 2-1 ENGLAND [HT 0-0] Scorers: France: Jean Prouff 54', Ernest Vaast 78' England: James Hagan 80' FRA: Julien Darui, André Grillon, Marcel Salva, Jean Prouff, Antoine Cuissard, Lucien Leduc, Alfred Aston, Oscar Heisserer, Pierre Sinibaldi, Larbi Ben Barek, Ernest Vaast ENGLAND: Bert Williams [Wolverhampton Wanderers] [4/0] Joseph Bacuzzi [Fulham] [13/0] George Hardwick [Middlesbrough] [17/0] Billy Wright [Wolverhampton Wanderers] [4/0] Neil Franklin [Stoke City] [10/0] Herbert Johnson [Charlton Athletic] [2/0] Stanley Matthews [Stoke City] [29/2] Horatio Carter [Sunderland] [17/18] Tommy Lawton [c] [Chelsea] [23/24] James Hagan [Sheffield United] [16/13] Leslie Smith [Brentford] [13/3] Referee: Scherz (Switzerland)
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