(Match 72) 23rd February 1901 (18th Home International Championship)
SCOTLAND - IRELAND 11-0 (5-0)
Referee: Richard Thomas Gough (Wales)
Crowd: 15.000, Celtic Park, Glasgow
Goals: 1-0 J.W.Campbell (10), 2-0 J.W.Campbell (12), 3-0 Russell (20), 4-0 J.Campbell (21),
5-0 McMahon (26), 6-0 Hamilton ("soon after the resumption"), 7-0 McMahon (70),
8-0 Hamilton (71), 9-0 J.Campbell (84), 10-0 Hamilton (85), 11-0 Hamilton (86)
SCOTLAND:
George Chappell McWattie (1/Queen's Park) -
Nicol Smith (9/Rangers)
Bernard Battles (1/Celtic) -
David Russell (5/Celtic)
George Anderson (1/Kilmarnock)
John Tait Robertson (5/Rangers) -
John William Campbell (4/Rangers)
John Campbell (2) (7/Celtic)
Robert Cumming Hamilton [c] (5/Rangers)
Alexander McMahon (5/Celtic)
Alexander Smith (5/Rangers)
IRELAND:
Samuel McAlpine - William Kennedy Gibson [c], Samuel Torrans - Patrick Farrell,
James Connor, Michael Cochrane - James Edward Scott, James Smith, James Campbell,
Harry O'Reilly, Robert Clarke.
Notes: This 11-0 win was Scotland's record victory of all time.
There is no definitive record of goalscorers for this match and while most
contemporary newspaper reports agree on nine of the eleven goals, there is
significant doubt about the fourth and ninth goals which could be attributed
to Campbell (Celtic) or to McMahon. So, the above list is a "best guess" based
on the available evidence.
It has been impossible to find the time of the sixth goal. The descriptions
suggest it came early in the second-half. For example, The Scottish Referee
(25th February 1901) writes: "Soon after the resumption Hamilton scored off
Smith's pass".
The final result might have been 12-0 as Scotland could have scored their
seventh goal from the penalty awarded a few minutes after their sixth, but
John Robertson's effort went wide.
(Match 73) 2nd March 1901 (18th Home International Championship)
WALES - SCOTLAND 1-1 (0-0)
Referee: Charles Edward Sutcliffe (England)
Crowd: 5.000, The Racecourse Ground, Wrexham
Goals: 0-1 Robertson (74), 1-1 Parry (76)
WALES:
Leigh Richmond Roose - Samuel Meredith, Charles Richard Morris [c] - Maurice Pryce Parry,
William James Jones, Edward Hughes - David Henry Pugh, John Owen Jones, Morgan Maddox Morgan-Owen,
Thomas David Parry, Ephraim Williams.
SCOTLAND:
George Chappell McWattie (2/Queen's Park) -
Nicol Smith (10/Rangers)
Bernard Battles (2/Celtic) -
Neil Gibson (13/Rangers)
David Russell (6/Celtic)
John Tait Robertson [c] (6/Rangers) -
Mark Dickson Bell (1/Heart of Midlothian)
Robert Staig Walker (3/Heart of Midlothian)
Robert Smyth McColl (10/Queen's Park)
John Campbell (2) (8/Celtic)
Alexander Smith (6/Rangers)
Notes: Scotland "appeared in blue-and-white hooped jerseys" as stated in The Scotsman
match report (4th March 1901).
(Match 74) 30th March 1901 (18th Home International Championship)
ENGLAND - SCOTLAND 2-2 (1-0)
Referee: James Torrans (Ireland)
Crowd: 18.520, Crystal Palace, London
Goals: 1-0 Blackburn (36), 1-1 Campbell (48), 1-2 Hamilton (75), 2-2 Bloomer (80)
ENGLAND:
John William Sutcliffe - James Iremonger, William John Oakley - Albert Wilkes,
Frank Forman, Ernest Needham - Walter Bennett, Stephen Bloomer, Gilbert Oswald Smith [c],
Reginald Erskine Foster, Frederick Blackburn.
SCOTLAND:
Henry George Rennie (3/Hibernian) -
Bernard Battles (3/Celtic)
John Drummond (10/Rangers) -
Andrew Aitken (1/Newcastle United)
Alexander Galloway Raisbeck (2/Liverpool)
John Tait Robertson [c] (7/Rangers) -
Robert Staig Walker (4/Heart of Midlothian)
John Campbell (2) (9/Celtic)
Robert Smyth McColl (11/Queen's Park)
Robert Cumming Hamilton (6/Rangers)
Alexander Smith (7/Rangers)
Notes: Henry Rennie saved a first-half penalty kick from Ernest Needham.
The exact time is not known, but a contemporary match report in The Bradford
Observer (1st April 1901) writes: "They [England] should have scored in the
first quarter of an hour" and then goes on to describe the saved penalty.
Scotland were runners-up. England won the home title.
(Match 75) 1st March 1902 (19th Home International Championship)
IRELAND - SCOTLAND 1-5 (0-1)
Referee: Frederick Bye (England)
Crowd: 15.000, Grosvenor Park, Belfast
Goals: 0-1 Hamilton (43), 0-2 Walker (49), 0-3 Hamilton (70), 0-4 Hamilton (74),
0-5 Buick (76), 1-5 Milne (88)
IRELAND:
James Valentine Joseph Nolan-Whelan - William Kennedy Gibson [c], John Stanley Pyper -
John Darling, Archibald Lee Goodall, Robert George Milne - James Campbell, Thomas Morrison,
Andrew Gara, Alfred Kearns, Joseph Croft McAllen.
SCOTLAND:
Henry George Rennie (4/Hibernian) -
Nicol Smith (11/Rangers)
John Drummond (11/Rangers) -
George Key (1/Heart of Midlothian)
Albert Thoroughgood Buick [c] (1/Heart of Midlothian)
John Tait Robertson (8/Rangers) -
William McCartney (1/Hibernian)
Robert Staig Walker (5/Heart of Midlothian)
Robert Cumming Hamilton (7/Rangers)
John Campbell (2) (10/Celtic)
Alexander Smith (8/Rangers)
Notes: Contemporary newspaper reports credit the fifth Scottish goal to John Campbell
and the Irish goal to James Campbell, but official records indicate Buick
for Scotland and Milne for Ireland. Despite exhaustive research it has
proved impossible to determine the names of the two goalscorers with any
degree of confidence.
Scotland were "clad in striped shirts" according to the match report of
The Irish News and Belfast Morning News (3rd March 1902) while The Belfast
News-Letter (3rd March 1902) says: "their colours being white, with a blue
stripe."
(Match 76) 15th March 1902 (19th Home International Championship)
SCOTLAND - WALES 5-1 (1-0)
Referee: Joseph Macbride (Ireland)
Crowd: 5.284, Cappielow Park, Greenock
Goals: 1-0 Robertson (38), 2-0 Buick (47), 3-0 Smith (50), 4-0 Walker (55),
4-1 Morgan-Owen (nk), 5-1 Campbell (88)
SCOTLAND:
Henry George Rennie (5/Hibernian) -
Henry Hogg Allan (1/Heart of Midlothian)
John Drummond (12/Rangers) -
Hugh Wilson (2) (3/3rd Lanarkshire Rifle Volunteers)
Albert Thoroughgood Buick (2/Heart of Midlothian)
John Tait Robertson (9/Rangers) -
John Campbell (2) [c] (11/Celtic)
Robert Staig Walker (6/Heart of Midlothian)
Robert Cumming Hamilton (8/Rangers)
Alexander McMahon (6/Celtic)
Alexander Smith (9/Rangers)
WALES:
Leigh Richmond Roose - Horace Elford Blew, Robert Morris - Maurice Pryce Parry,
John Leonard Jones [c], William James Jones - William Henry Meredith, Llewelyn Griffiths,
Hugh Morgan-Owen, Richard Morris, Joseph Owens.
Notes: It has proved impossible to find the time of the Welsh goal scored by
Morgan-Owen. The newspaper reports suggest it came soon after Scotland's
fourth goal. For example, on 17th March 1902 The Belfast News-Letter says:
"After this [Scotland's fourth goal] the Welshmen got an innings, and
Morgan-Owen capped a fine piece of individual play by beating Rennie
with a straight shot."
(Match 77) 3rd May 1902 (19th Home International Championship)
ENGLAND - SCOTLAND 2-2 (0-2)
Referee: James Torrans (Ireland)
Crowd: 15.000, Villa Park, Aston (Aston became part of the city of Birmingham in 1911)
Goals: 0-1 Templeton (3), 0-2 Orr (28), 1-2 Settle (65), 2-2 Wilkes (67)
ENGLAND:
William George - Robert Crompton, George Molyneaux - Albert Wilkes, Frank Forman,
Albert Edward Houlker - William Hogg, Stephen Bloomer [c], William Edwin Beats,
James Settle, John Thomas Cox.
SCOTLAND:
Henry George Rennie (6/Hibernian) -
Nicol Smith (12/Rangers)
John Drummond (13/Rangers) -
Andrew Aitken [c] (2/Newcastle United)
Alexander Galloway Raisbeck (3/Liverpool)
John Tait Robertson (10/Rangers) -
Robert Bryson Templeton (1/Aston Villa)
Robert Staig Walker (7/Heart of Midlothian)
Robert Smyth McColl (12/Newcastle United)
Ronald Orr* (1/Newcastle United)
Alexander Smith (10/Rangers)
Notes: This was the replayed match after the tragedy of the Ibrox disaster
on 5th April 1902, during the Home International Championship match
between Scotland and England (see Scotland Unofficial Matches).
At a meeting of the FA Council on 19th April 1902 a resolution, proposed
by the chairman, conveying sympathy to the Scottish FA was unanimously
approved. It was also agreed that the first match should count as unfinished,
it should be replayed on 3rd May 1902 and that the replay should count as
a Full International. It was also proposed that: 1) a Relief Fund should
be set up 2) the FA to grant £500 to the fund 3) all clubs to be asked to
play a match on or before 3rd May in aid of the fund and 4) the replayed
match should be for the benefit of the fund. This was agreed to by the
Scottish FA on 22nd April 1902.
Scotland won the home title for the ninth time outright - plus two shared
with England.
(Match 78) 9th March 1903 (20th Home International Championship)
WALES - SCOTLAND 0-1 (0-1)
Referee: Fred Kirkham (England)
Crowd: 11.000, Arms Park, Cardiff
Goal: 0-1 Speedie (25)
WALES:
Robert Owen Evans - Horace Elford Blew, Charles Richard Morris [c] - Maurice Pryce Parry,
Morgan Maddox Morgan-Owen, Thomas Davies - William Henry Meredith, Walter Martin Watkins,
Arthur Grenville Morris, Richard Morris, Robert Atherton.
SCOTLAND:
Henry George Rennie (7/Hibernian) -
Andrew McCombie (1/Sunderland)
James Watson (1/Sunderland) -
Andrew Aitken (3/Newcastle United)
Alexander Galloway Raisbeck [c] (4/Liverpool)
John Tait Robertson (11/Rangers) -
Robert Bryson Templeton (2/Newcastle United)
Robert Staig Walker (8/Heart of Midlothian)
John Campbell (2) (12/Celtic)
Finlay Ballantyne Speedie (1/Rangers)
Alexander Smith (11/Rangers)
Notes: Referee Fred Kirkham (Preston, England - matches 78, 79, 82 & 85) is
mistakenly listed as Frederick Thomas Kirkham in some sources (his first
name was simply Fred); he is also often confused with the referee Thomas
Kirkham (Burslem, England - matches 81 & 84).
(Match 79) 21st March 1903 (20th Home International Championship)
SCOTLAND - IRELAND 0-2 (0-1)
Referee: Fred Kirkham (England)
Crowd: 17.000, Celtic Park, Glasgow
Goals: 0-1 Connor (9), 0-2 Kirwan (83)
SCOTLAND:
Henry George Rennie (8/Hibernian) -
Archibald Gray (1/Hibernian)
John Drummond [c] (14/Rangers) -
John Halliday Cross (1/3rd Lanarkshire Rifle Volunteers)
Peter Neilson Robertson (1/Dundee)
William Orr (2/Celtic) -
David Lindsay (1/St.Mirren)
Robert Staig Walker (9/Heart of Midlothian)
William Porteous (1/Heart of Midlothian)
Finlay Ballantyne Speedie (2/Rangers)
Alexander Smith (12/Rangers)
IRELAND:
William Edward Scott - Alexander McCartney, Peter Boyle - John Darling, Robert George Milne [c],
Hugh Maginnis - John Thompson Mercer, James Sheridan, Maurice Joseph Connor, Thomas Shanks,
John Kirwan.
Notes: This was Ireland's first win against Scotland.
(Match 80) 4th April 1903 (20th Home International Championship)
ENGLAND - SCOTLAND 1-2 (1-0)
Referee: William Nunnerley (Wales)
Crowd: 32.000, Bramall Lane, Sheffield
Goals: 1-0 Woodward (10), 1-1 Speedie (57), 1-2 Walker (59)
ENGLAND:
Thomas Baddeley - Robert Crompton [c], George Molyneaux - William Harrison Johnson,
Thomas Edward Booth, Albert Edward Houlker - Harry Davis, Percy Humphreys,
Vivian John Woodward, Arthur John Capes, John Thomas Cox.
SCOTLAND:
John [Edward] Doig (5/Sunderland) -
Andrew McCombie (2/Sunderland)
James Watson (2/Sunderland) -
Andrew Aitken (4/Newcastle United)
Alexander Galloway Raisbeck [c] (5/Liverpool)
John Tait Robertson (12/Rangers) -
Robert Bryson Templeton (3/Newcastle United)
Robert Staig Walker (10/Heart of Midlothian)
Robert Cumming Hamilton (9/Rangers)
Finlay Ballantyne Speedie (3/Rangers)
Alexander Smith (13/Rangers)
Notes: Scotland, England and Ireland shared the home title.
(Match 81) 12th March 1904 (21st Home International Championship)
SCOTLAND - WALES 1-1 (1-0)
Referee: Thomas Kirkham (England)
Crowd: 12.000, Dens Park, Dundee
Goals: 1-0 R.Walker (5), 1-1 Atherton (65)
SCOTLAND:
Alexander [Leslie] Henderson Skene (1/Queen's Park) -
Thomas Alexander Jackson (1/St.Mirren)
James Sharp [c] (1/Dundee) -
William Orr (3/Celtic)
Thomas Parker Sloan (1/Third Lanark)
John Tait Robertson (13/Rangers) -
John Walker (1) (4/Rangers)
Robert Staig Walker (11/Heart of Midlothian)
Alexander Bennett (1/Celtic)
Alexander Macfarlane (1/Dundee)
George Williamson Wilson (1/Heart of Midlothian)
WALES:
David Davies - Horace Elford Blew, Thomas Davies - George Richards, Edward Hughes,
John Leonard Jones [c] - Arthur Davies, Walter Martin Watkins, Arthur William Green,
Richard Morris, Robert Atherton.
Notes: The name of 3rd Lanarkshire Rifle Volunteers FC was changed to Third Lanark AC
(Athletic Club) in June 1903, when official links with the military were severed.
(Match 82) 26th March 1904 (21st Home International Championship)
IRELAND - SCOTLAND 1-1 (0-1)
Referee: Fred Kirkham (England)
Crowd: 1.000, Dalymount Park, Dublin
Goals: 0-1 Hamilton (22), 1-1 Sheridan (70)
IRELAND:
William Edward Scott - William Robert McCracken, Alexander McCartney - English McConnell,
Robert George Milne [c], Hugh Maginnis - James Campbell, James Sheridan, Harry O'Reilly,
Harold Alexander De Barbizon Sloan, John Kirwan.
SCOTLAND:
Henry George Rennie (9/Hibernian) -
Thomas Alexander Jackson (2/St.Mirren)
John Bell Cameron (1/St.Mirren) -
George Turnbull Henderson (1/Rangers)
Charles Bellany Thomson (1/Heart of Midlothian)
John Tait Robertson [c] (14/Rangers) -
John Walker (1) (5/Rangers)
Robert Staig Walker (12/Heart of Midlothian)
Robert Cumming Hamilton (10/Rangers)
Hugh Wilson (2) (4/Third Lanark)
Alexander Smith (14/Rangers)
(Match 83) 9th April 1904 (21st Home International Championship)
SCOTLAND - ENGLAND 0-1 (0-0)
Referee: William Nunnerley (Wales)
Crowd: 45.000, Celtic Park, Glasgow
Goals: 0-1 Bloomer (64)
SCOTLAND:
Peter Fisher McBride (1/Preston North End) -
Thomas Alexander Jackson (3/St.Mirren)
James Watson (3/Sunderland) -
Andrew Aitken (5/Newcastle United)
Alexander Galloway Raisbeck (6/Liverpool)
John Tait Robertson [c] (15/Rangers) -
Thomas Bruce Niblo (1/Aston Villa)
Robert Staig Walker (13/Heart of Midlothian)
Alexander Brown (1/Middlesbrough)
Ronald Orr* (2/Newcastle United)
Robert Bryson Templeton (4/Newcastle United)
ENGLAND:
Thomas Baddeley - Robert Crompton [c], Herbert Burgess - Samuel Wolstenholme,
Bernard Wilkinson, Alexander Leake - John Rutherford, Stephen Bloomer, Vivian John Woodward,
Stanley Schute Harris, Frederick Blackburn.
Notes: Scotland and Wales were both third. England won the home title.
(Match 84) 6th March 1905 (22nd Home International Championship)
WALES - SCOTLAND 3-1 (1-0)
Referee: Thomas Kirkham (England)
Crowd: 6.000, The Racecourse Ground, Wrexham
Goals: 1-0 Watkins (30), 2-0 A.G.Morris (47), 3-0 Meredith (50), 3-1 Robertson (86)
WALES:
Leigh Richmond Roose - Horace Elford Blew, Charles Richard Morris [c] - George Latham,
Edward Hughes, John Hughes - William Henry Meredith, Arthur Davies, Walter Martin Watkins,
Arthur Grenville Morris, Alfred Oliver.
SCOTLAND:
Henry George Rennie (10/Hibernian) -
Andrew McCombie (3/Newcastle United)
Thomas Alexander Jackson [c] (4/St.Mirren) -
Andrew Aitken (6/Newcastle United)
Charles Bellany Thomson (2/Heart of Midlothian)
John Tait Robertson (16/Rangers) -
Robert Bryson Templeton (5/Woolwich Arsenal)
Robert Staig Walker (14/Heart of Midlothian)
Samuel Watson Kennedy (1/Partick Thistle)
Thomas Tindal Fitchie (1/Woolwich Arsenal)
Alexander Smith (15/Rangers)
Notes: Lumley's sports shop (still in existence today) supplied Scotland with
"Royal Blue" jerseys as shown in an advertisement published in The Scottish
Referee on 20th March 1905.
(Match 85) 18th March 1905 (22nd Home International Championship)
SCOTLAND - IRELAND 4-0 (2-0)
Referee: Fred Kirkham (England)
Crowd: 35.000, Celtic Park, Glasgow
Goals: 1-0 Thomson (14) penalty, 2-0 Walker (35), 3-0 Quinn (50), 4-0 Thomson (61) penalty
SCOTLAND:
William Howden (1/Partick Thistle) -
Donald McLeod (1/Celtic)
William Forbes McIntosh (1/Third Lanark) -
Neil Gibson [c] (14/Partick Thistle)
Charles Bellany Thomson (3/Heart of Midlothian)
James Hay (1/Celtic) -
James "Napoleon" McMenemy* (1/Celtic)
Robert Staig Walker (15/Heart of Midlothian)
James Quinn (1/Celtic)
Peter Somers (1/Celtic)
George Williamson Wilson (2/Heart of Midlothian)
IRELAND:
William Edward Scott - Alexander McCartney, William Robert McCracken - John Darling,
James Connor, English McConnell - John Thompson Mercer, James Maxwell, Neeley Murphy,
Charles O'Hagan, John Kirwan [c].
Notes: James McMenemy was known as "Napoleon" (or Nap for short) partly through
a resemblance to Bonaparte but more to their strong command of strategy
on the battlefield and football pitch.
Scotland wore maroon shirts as stated in an advertisement from Lumley's
sports shop that describes the colour as "marone". It was published in
The Scottish Referee on 20th March 1905.
(Match 86) 1st April 1905 (22nd Home International Championship)
ENGLAND - SCOTLAND 1-0 (0-0)
Referee: William Nunnerley (Wales)
Crowd: 32.000, Crystal Palace, London
Goal: 1-0 Bache (80)
ENGLAND:
James Henry Linacre - Howard Spencer [c], Herbert Smith - Herod Ruddlesdin,
Charles Roberts, Alexander Leake - John Sharp, Stephen Bloomer, Vivian John Woodward,
Joseph William Bache, George Arthur Bridgett.
SCOTLAND:
John Lyall (1/The Wednesday (Sheffield)) -
Andrew McCombie (4/Newcastle United)
James Watson (4/Sunderland) -
Andrew Aitken (7/Newcastle United)
Charles Bellany Thomson [c] (4/Heart of Midlothian)
Peter McWilliam (1/Newcastle United) -
Robert Staig Walker (16/Heart of Midlothian)
James Howie (1/Newcastle United)
Alexander Simpson Young (1/Everton)
Peter Somers (2/Celtic)
George Williamson Wilson (3/Heart of Midlothian)
Notes: Scotland and Ireland were both third. England won the home title.
(Match 87) 3rd March 1906 (23rd Home International Championship)
SCOTLAND - WALES 0-2 (0-0)
Referee: John Lewis (England)
Crowd: 25.000, Tynecastle Park, Edinburgh
Goals: 0-1 W.Jones (50), 0-2 J.L.Jones (65)
SCOTLAND:
James Smith Raeside (1/Third Lanark) -
Donald McLeod (2/Celtic)
Andrew Richmond (1/Queen's Park) -
Alexander McNair (1/Celtic)
Charles Bellany Thomson [c] (5/Heart of Midlothian)
John May (1/Rangers) -
George Lindsay Stewart (1/Hibernian)
Alexander Macfarlane (2/Dundee)
James Quinn (2/Celtic)
Thomas Tindal Fitchie (2/Woolwich Arsenal)
George Williamson Wilson (4/Heart of Midlothian)
WALES:
Leigh Richmond Roose - Horace Elford Blew, Charles Richard Morris [c] - Edwin Hughes,
Morgan Maddox Morgan-Owen, George Latham - William Jones, Richard Morris, John Love Jones,
Richard Jones, Robert Ernest Evans.
(Match 88) 17th March 1906 (23rd Home International Championship)
IRELAND - SCOTLAND 0-1 (0-0)
Referee: Frederick Bye (England)
Crowd: 8.000, Dalymount Park, Dublin
Goal: 0-1 Fitchie (57)
IRELAND:
Frederick William McKee - George Willis, John Darling - John Wright, Robert George Milne,
Joseph James Ledwidge - Andrew Hunter, Thomas Stephen Mulholland, Dr.Thomas Mayne Reid Waddell,
Charles O'Hagan, John Kirwan [c].
SCOTLAND:
Henry George Rennie (11/Hibernian) -
Donald McLeod (3/Celtic)
David Alexander Hill (1/Third Lanark) -
James Young (1/Celtic)
Charles Bellany Thomson (6/Heart of Midlothian)
John May [c] (2/Rangers) -
Gladstone Hamilton (1/Port Glasgow Athletic)
Robert Staig Walker (17/Heart of Midlothian)
James Quinn (3/Celtic)
Thomas Tindal Fitchie (3/Woolwich Arsenal)
Alexander Smith (16/Rangers)
(Match 89) 7th April 1906 (23rd Home International Championship)
SCOTLAND - ENGLAND 2-1 (1-0)
Referee: William Nunnerley (Wales)
Crowd: 102.741, Hampden Park, Glasgow
Goals: 1-0 Howie (40), 2-0 Howie (55), 2-1 Shepherd (81)
SCOTLAND:
Peter Fisher McBride (2/Preston North End) -
Donald McLeod (4/Celtic)
William Peden Dunlop (1/Liverpool) -
Andrew Aitken (8/Newcastle United)
Alexander Galloway Raisbeck [c] (7/Liverpool)
Peter McWilliam (2/Newcastle United) -
George Lindsay Stewart (2/Hibernian)
James Howie (2/Newcastle United)
Alexander William Menzies (1/Heart of Midlothian)
George Turner Livingston (1/Manchester City)
Alexander Smith (17/Rangers)
ENGLAND:
James Ashcroft - Robert Crompton, Herbert Burgess - Benjamin Warren, Colin Campbell McKechnie Veitch,
Joseph William [Henry] Makepeace - Richard Bond, Samuel Hulme Day, Albert Shepherd,
Stanley Schute Harris [c], James Conlin.
Notes: The surname of George Turner Livingston was often reported as "Livingstone"
but it is recorded as "Livingston" in the legal record of his birth.
Scotland and England shared the home title.
New World Record attendance for a full international match.
(Match 90) 4th March 1907 (24th Home International Championship)
WALES - SCOTLAND 1-0 (1-0)
Referee: James Mason (England)
Crowd: 7.715, The Racecourse Ground, Wrexham
Goal: 1-0 A.G.Morris (50)
WALES:
Leigh Richmond Roose [c] - Horace Elford Blew, Charles Richard Morris - George Latham,
Lloyd Davies, Ioan Haydn Price - William Henry Meredith, William Jones, Hugh Morgan-Owen,
Arthur Grenville Morris, Gordon Peace Jones.
SCOTLAND:
Peter Fisher McBride (3/Preston North End) -
Thomas Alexander Jackson (5/St.Mirren)
James Sharp (2/Woolwich Arsenal) -
Andrew Aitken (9/Middlesbrough)
Charles Bellany Thomson [c] (7/Heart of Midlothian)
Peter McWilliam (3/Newcastle United) -
George Lindsay Stewart (3/Manchester City)
George Turner Livingston (2/Rangers)
Alexander Simpson Young (2/Everton)
Thomas Tindal Fitchie (4/Queen's Park)
Alexander Smith (18/Rangers)
(Match 91) 16th March 1907 (24th Home International Championship)
SCOTLAND - IRELAND 3-0 (1-0)
Referee: John Lewis (England)
Crowd: 26.000, Celtic Park, Glasgow
Goals: 1-0 O'Rourke (40), 2-0 Walker (48), 3-0 Thomson (82) penalty
SCOTLAND:
William Muir (1/Dundee) -
Thomas Alexander Jackson (6/St.Mirren)
William Barbour Agnew (1/Kilmarnock) -
William Key (1/Queen's Park)
Charles Bellany Thomson [c] (8/Heart of Midlothian)
Alexander McNair (2/Celtic) -
Alexander Bennett (2/Celtic)
Robert Staig Walker (18/Heart of Midlothian)
Francis O'Rourke (1/Airdrieonians)
Peter Somers (3/Celtic)
John Fraser (1/Dundee)
IRELAND:
William Edward Scott - George Willis, Alexander McCartney - John Wright [c], James Connor,
George McClure - John Blair, James Maxwell, Edward McGuire, Charles O'Hagan, Samuel Young.
(Match 92) 6th April 1907 (24th Home International Championship)
ENGLAND - SCOTLAND 1-1 (1-1)
Referee: Thomas Robertson (Scotland)
Crowd: 35.829, St James Park, Newcastle
Goals: 0-1 Crompton (2) own goal, 1-1 Bloomer (42)
ENGLAND:
Sam Hardy - Robert Crompton [c], Jesse Pennington - Benjamin Warren, William John Wedlock,
Colin Campbell McKechnie Veitch - John Rutherford, Stephen Bloomer, Vivian John Woodward,
James Stewart, Harold Payne Hardman.
SCOTLAND:
Peter Fisher McBride (4/Preston North End) -
Charles Bellany Thomson [c] (9/Heart of Midlothian)
James Sharp (3/Woolwich Arsenal) -
Andrew Aitken (10/Middlesbrough)
Alexander Galloway Raisbeck (8/Liverpool)
Peter McWilliam (4/Newcastle United) -
George Lindsay Stewart (4/Manchester City)
Robert Staig Walker (19/Heart of Midlothian)
Andrew Wilson (1/The Wednesday (Sheffield))
Walter Logie White (1/Bolton Wanderers)
George Williamson Wilson (5/Everton)
Notes: Scotland were third. Wales won the home title.
(Match 93) 7th March 1908 (25th Home International Championship)
SCOTLAND - WALES 2-1 (0-1)
Referee: James Mason (England)
Crowd: 18.000, Dens Park, Dundee
Goals: 0-1 W.Jones (30), 1-1 Bennett (60), 2-1 Lennie (87)
SCOTLAND:
Henry George Rennie (12/Hibernian) -
William Barbour Agnew (2/Kilmarnock)
George Duncan Chaplin (1/Dundee) -
Alexander McNair (3/Celtic)
Charles Bellany Thomson [c] (10/Heart of Midlothian)
James Hill Galt (1/Rangers) -
Alexander Bennett (3/Celtic)
Robert Staig Walker (20/Heart of Midlothian)
James Hamilton Speirs (1/Rangers)
Alexander Macfarlane (3/Dundee)
William Lennie (1/Aberdeen)
WALES:
Leigh Richmond Roose - Horace Elford Blew [c], Charles Richard Morris - Maurice Pryce Parry,
Edwin Hughes, Lloyd Davies - William Charles Davies, William Jones, William Davies,
Arthur William Green, Robert Ernest Evans.
(Match 94) 14th March 1908 (25th Home International Championship)
IRELAND - SCOTLAND 0-5 (0-2)
Referee: John Tweed Ibbotson (England)
Crowd: 10.000, Dalymount Park, Dublin
Goals: 0-1 Quinn (3), 0-2 Galt (23), 0-3 Quinn (55), 0-4 Quinn (70), 0-5 Quinn (75)
IRELAND:
William Edward Scott [c] - Alexander Craig, Alexander McCartney - Valentine Harris,
James Connor, English McConnell - John Blair, Denis J.Hannon, William Andrews,
Charles O'Hagan, Samuel Young.
SCOTLAND:
Henry George Rennie (13/Hibernian) -
James Mitchell (1/Kilmarnock)
William Barbour Agnew (3/Kilmarnock) -
John May (3/Rangers)
Charles Bellany Thomson [c] (11/Heart of Midlothian)
James Hill Galt (2/Rangers) -
Robert Bryson Templeton (6/Kilmarnock)
Robert Staig Walker (21/Heart of Midlothian)
James Quinn (4/Celtic)
Robert Smyth McColl (13/Newcastle United)
William Lennie (2/Aberdeen)
(Match 95) 4th April 1908 (25th Home International Championship)
SCOTLAND - ENGLAND 1-1 (1-0)
Referee: James Mason (England)
Crowd: 121.452, Hampden Park, Glasgow
Goals: 1-0 Wilson (27), 1-1 Windridge (75)
SCOTLAND:
Peter Fisher McBride (5/Preston North End) -
Alexander McNair (4/Celtic)
James Sharp (4/Woolwich Arsenal) -
Andrew Aitken (11/Middlesbrough)
Charles Bellany Thomson [c] (12/Heart of Midlothian)
John May (4/Rangers) -
James Howie (3/Newcastle United)
Robert Staig Walker (22/Heart of Midlothian)
Andrew Wilson (2/The Wednesday (Sheffield))
Walter Logie White (2/Bolton Wanderers)
James Quinn (5/Celtic)
ENGLAND:
Sam Hardy - Robert Crompton, Jesse Pennington - Benjamin Warren, William John Wedlock,
Evelyn Henry Lintott - John Rutherford, Vivian John Woodward [c], George Richard Hilsdon,
James Edwin Windridge, George Arthur Bridgett.
Notes: Scotland and England shared the home title.
New World Record attendance for a full international match.
(Match 96) 1st March 1909 (26th Home International Championship)
WALES - SCOTLAND 3-2 (3-0)
Referee: Thomas P.Campbell (England)
Crowd: 6.000, The Racecourse Ground, Wrexham
Goals: 1-0 Davies (23), 2-0 Jones (26), 3-0 Davies (39), 3-1 Walker (70),
3-2 Paul (73)
WALES:
Leigh Richmond Roose - Horace Elford Blew, Charles Richard Morris - Maurice Pryce Parry,
Ernest Peake, Ioan Haydn Price - William Henry Meredith [c], George Arthur Wynn,
William Davies, William Jones, Robert Ernest Evans.
SCOTLAND:
Peter Fisher McBride (6/Preston North End) -
Thomas Collins (1/Heart of Midlothian)
James Sharp (5/Fulham) -
John May (5/Rangers)
Charles Bellany Thomson [c] (13/Sunderland)
Peter McWilliam (5/Newcastle United) -
Alexander Bennett (4/Rangers)
John Hunter (1/Dundee)
Robert Staig Walker (23/Heart of Midlothian)
Peter Somers (4/Celtic)
Harold McDonald Paul (1/Queen's Park)
(Match 97) 15th March 1909 (26th Home International Championship)
SCOTLAND - IRELAND 5-0 (2-0)
Referee: James Mason (England)
Crowd: 24.000, Ibrox Park, Govan (the autonomous burgh became part of the city of Glasgow in 1912)
Goals: 1-0 McMenemy (15), 2-0 Macfarlane (20), 3-0 Thomson (48), 4-0 McMenemy (77),
5-0 Paul (84)
SCOTLAND:
James Brownlie (1/Third Lanark) -
James Main (1/Hibernian)
James Watson (5/Middlesbrough) -
William Walker (1/Clyde)
James Robertson Stark [c] (1/Rangers)
James Hay (2/Celtic) -
Alexander Bennett (5/Rangers)
James "Napoleon" McMenemy* (2/Celtic)
Alexander Thomson (1/Airdrieonians)
Alexander Macfarlane (4/Dundee)
Harold McDonald Paul (2/Queen's Park)
IRELAND:
William Edward Scott - Alexander Craig, Alexander McCartney - Valentine Harris [c],
English McConnell, Harold Alexander De Barbizon Sloan - Andrew Hunter, William Lacey,
William Greer, Charles Graham Webb, John Kirwan.
(Match 98) 3rd April 1909 (26th Home International Championship)
ENGLAND - SCOTLAND 2-0 (2-0)
Referee: John Bow Stark (Scotland)
Crowd: 23.667, Crystal Palace, London
Goals: 1-0 Wall (3), 2-0 Wall (10)
ENGLAND:
Sam Hardy - Robert Crompton [c], Jesse Pennington - Benjamin Warren, William John Wedlock,
Evelyn Henry Lintott - Frederick Beaconsfield Pentland, Harold John Fleming, Bertram Clewley Freeman,
George Holley, George Wall.
SCOTLAND:
James Brownlie (2/Third Lanark) -
John Bell Cameron (2/Chelsea)
James Watson (6/Middlesbrough) -
Alexander McNair (5/Celtic)
James Robertson Stark [c] (2/Rangers)
Peter McWilliam (6/Newcastle United) -
Alexander Bennett (6/Rangers)
Robert Staig Walker (24/Heart of Midlothian)
James Quinn (6/Celtic)
George Williamson Wilson (6/Newcastle United)
Harold McDonald Paul (3/Queen's Park)
Notes: James Stark had a 65th minute penalty kick saved by Sam Hardy.
Scotland were third. England won the home title.
(Match 99) 5th March 1910 (27th Home International Championship)
SCOTLAND - WALES 1-0 (0-0)
Referee: Herbert Bamlett (England)
Crowd: 22.000, Rugby Park, Kilmarnock
Goals: 1-0 Devine (86)
SCOTLAND:
James Brownlie (3/Third Lanark) -
George Law (1/Rangers)
James Mitchell (2/Kilmarnock) -
Alexander McNair (6/Celtic)
William Loney (1/Celtic)
James Hay [c] (3/Celtic) -
Alexander Bennett (7/Rangers)
James "Napoleon" McMenemy* (3/Celtic)
James Quinn (7/Celtic)
Archibald Forbes Devine (1/Falkirk)
George Clarke Robertson (1/Motherwell)
WALES:
Leigh Richmond Roose - Jeffrey Woodward Jones, Charles Richard Morris [c] - Edwin Hughes,
Ernest Peake, Llewelyn Davies - William Henry Meredith, William Charles Davies, Evan Jones,
Arthur Grenville Morris, Robert Ernest Evans.
(Match 100) 19th March 1910 (27th Home International Championship)
IRELAND - SCOTLAND 1-0 (0-0)
Referee: John Thomas Howcroft (England)
Crowd: 17.000, Windsor Park, Belfast
Goal: 1-0 Thompson (54)
IRELAND:
William Edward Scott [c] - Samuel Burnison, Patrick McCann - Valentine Harris,
English McConnell, John Darling - William Thomas James Renneville, William Lacey,
James Murray, John Murphy, Francis William Thompson.
SCOTLAND:
James Brownlie (4/Third Lanark) -
George Law (2/Rangers)
James Mitchell (3/Kilmarnock) -
William Walker (2/Clyde)
William Loney (2/Celtic)
James Hay [c] (4/Celtic) -
George Leckie Sinclair (1/Heart of Midlothian)
John Kay McTavish (1/Falkirk)
James Quinn (8/Celtic)
Alexander Higgins (1/Newcastle United)
Robert Bryson Templeton (7/Kilmarnock)
Notes: Alexander Higgins was the son of Alexander Higgins who gained one cap
for Scotland in 1885.
(Match 101) 2nd April 1910 (27th Home International Championship)
SCOTLAND - ENGLAND 2-0 (2-0)
Referee: James Mason (England)
Crowd: 106.205, Hampden Park, Glasgow
Goals: 1-0 McMenemy (20), 2-0 Quinn (32)
SCOTLAND:
James Brownlie (5/Third Lanark) -
George Law (3/Rangers)
James Hay (5/Celtic) -
Andrew Aitken (12/Leicester Fosse)
Charles Bellany Thomson [c] (14/Sunderland)
Peter McWilliam (7/Newcastle United) -
Alexander Bennett (8/Rangers)
James "Napoleon" McMenemy* (4/Celtic)
James Quinn (9/Celtic)
Alexander Higgins (2/Newcastle United)
Robert Bryson Templeton (8/Kilmarnock)
ENGLAND:
Sam Hardy - Robert Crompton [c], Jesse Pennington - Andrew Ducat, William John Wedlock,
Joseph William [Henry] Makepeace - Richard Bond, William Hibbert, John Parkinson,
Harold Thomas William Hardinge, George Wall.
Notes: Scotland won the home title for the tenth time outright - plus five shared.
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