1901-1910 MATCHES
EUROPE.
Author: Neil Morrison.
23/02/1901, Glasgow, Celtic Park, 15000
British Championship 1901
SCOTLAND 11 (Sandy McMahon 6' 15' 40' 50', David Russell 25',
John W. Campbell III 30' 65', Bobby Hamilton 55' 60' 70' 80')
IRELAND 0
Scotland: George McWattie; Nick Smith, Barney Battles I; David Russell,
George Anderson, Jacky T. Robertson; John W. Campbell III,
Johnny Campbell II, Bobby Hamilton [c], Sandy McMahon, Alec Smith.
Ireland: Sam McAlpine; Willie Gibson [c], Sam Torrans; Pat Farrell I, Jimmy Connor,
Mick Cochrane; James Edward Scott, James Smith, Jimmy Campbell,
Harry O'Reilly, Robbie Clarke.
Referee: Tom Gough (Wales).
Note: The goal minutes are estimates.
02/03/1901, Wrexham, The Racecourse Ground, 5000
British Championship 1901
WALES 1 (Tom Parry 78')
SCOTLAND 1 (Jacky T. Robertson 74')
Wales: Dick Roose; Sam Meredith, Charlie Morris [c]; Maurice Parry,
Billy J. Jones, Teddy Hughes II; David Pugh, John O. Jones IV,
Morgan Morgan-Owen, Tom Parry, Eph Williams.
Scotland: George McWattie; Nick Smith, Barney Battles I; Neil Gibson, David Russell,
Jacky T Robertson [c]; Mark Bell, Bobby Walker, Bob McColl,
Johnny Campbell II, Alec Smith.
Referee: Charles Sutcliffe (England).
Note: It is also reported that Maurice Parry scored for Wales.
09/03/1901, Southampton, The Dell, 8000
British Championship 1901
ENGLAND 3 (Tommy Crawshaw 9', George Hedley 81', Reginald Erskine Foster 83')
IRELAND 0
England: Jack W. Robinson I; Charlie Fry, William John Oakley [c]; Billy Jones I,
Tommy Crawshaw, Ernest Needham; Arthur Turner, Reginald Erskine Foster,
George Hedley, Herbert Banks, Jack Cox II.
Ireland: Jim Nolan-Whelan; Willie Gibson, Peter Boyle; Jimmy Connor,
Archie Goodall [c], Joe Burnison; Tommy Black, Bob Rea, John Mansfield,
Isaac Doherty, Robbie Clarke.
Referee: Tom Robertson (Scotland).
18/03/1901, Newcastle upon Tyne, St James's Park, 11000
British Championship 1901
ENGLAND 6 (Steve Bloomer 38' 60' 71' 74', Ernest Needham 51' pen,
Reginald Erskine Foster 72')
WALES 0
England: Matt Kingsley; Jimmy Crabtree, William John Oakley; Albert Wilkes,
Billy Bannister, Ernest Needham [c]; Walter Bennett, Steve Bloomer,
Billy Beats, Reginald Erskine Foster, Bertie Corbett.
Wales: Dick Roose; Sam Meredith, Charlie Morris [c]; Maurice Parry,
Billy J. Jones, Teddy Hughes II; Billy Meredith, Harry Pugh,
Morgan Morgan-Owen, Tom Parry, Eph Williams.
Referee: Tom Robertson (Scotland).
23/03/1901, Belfast, Solitude, 7000
British Championship 1901
IRELAND 0
WALES 1 (John O. Jones IV 55')
Ireland: Jim Nolan-Whelan; Willie Gibson [c], Sam Torrans; Pat Farrell I,
Bob Milne, Joe Burnison; Jimmy Campbell, James Smith, Hugh McKelvey,
Harry O'Reilly, Joe McAllen.
Wales: Dick Roose; Sam Meredith, Charlie Morris [c]; Maurice Parry, Bobby Morris,
Billy Harrison; Billy Meredith, John O. Jones IV, Arthur Green, Tom Parry,
Eph Williams.
Referee: Charles Sutcliffe (England).
30/03/1901, London, Crystal Palace, 18250
British Championship 1901
ENGLAND 2 (Fred Blackburn 36', Steve Bloomer 80')
SCOTLAND 2 (Johnny Campbell II 53', Bobby Hamilton 75')
England: John Willie Sutcliffe; Jim Iremonger, William John Oakley; Albert Wilkes,
Frank Forman, Ernest Needham; Walter Bennett, Steve Bloomer,
Gilbert Oswald Smith [c], Reginald Erskine Foster, Fred Blackburn.
Scotland: Harry Rennie; Barney Battles I, Jock Drummond; Andy Aitken, Alec Raisbeck,
Jacky T. Robertson [c]; Bobby Walker, Johnny Campbell II, Bob McColl,
Bobby Hamilton, Alec Smith.
Referee: Jim Torrans (Ireland).
Note: Harry Rennie saved a penalty from Ernest Needham.
22/02/1902, Cardiff, The Arms Park, 10000
British Championship 1902
WALES 0
IRELAND 3 (Andy Gara 40' 60' 75')
Wales: Bob O. Evans; Horace Blew, Hugh Jones; Maurice Parry, Teddy Hughes II,
Jack L. Jones III [c]; Fred Kelly, Thomas Jenkins, Roger Evans,
Eph Williams, Richie Morris.
Ireland: Jim Nolan-Whelan; Willie Gibson [c], Billy McCracken; Johnny Darling,
Bob Milne, Harry Nicholl; Johnny Mercer, Jimmy Maxwell, Andy Gara,
Alfie Kearns, Jack Kirwan.
Referee: Arthur Kingscott (England).
Coaches: Wales: committee.
Ireland: Hugh McAteer.
01/03/1902, Belfast, Grosvenor Park, 15000
British Championship 1902
IRELAND 1 (Bob Milne 88')
SCOTLAND 5 (Bobby Hamilton 43' 70' 74', Bobby Walker 49', Albert Buick 76')
Ireland: Jim Nolan-Whelan; Willie Gibson, Jack Pyper; Johnny Darling,
Archie Goodall, Bob Milne [c]; Jimmy Campbell, Tom Morrison, Andy Gara,
Alfie Kearns, Joe McAllen.
Scotland: Harry Rennie; Nick Smith, Jock Drummond; George Key, Albert Buick [c],
Jacky T. Robertson; Bill McCartney, Bobby Walker, Bobby Hamilton,
Johnny Campbell II, Alec Smith.
Referee: Fred Bye (England).
Note: The Irish captain is also reported as Willie Gibson.
03/03/1902, Wrexham, The Racecourse Ground, 10000
British Championship 1902
WALES 0
ENGLAND 0
Wales: Dick Roose; Sam Meredith, Charlie Morris; Maurice Parry,
Jack L. Jones III [c], Billy J. Jones; Billy Meredith, Mart Watkins,
Tom Parry, Eph Williams, Richie Morris.
England: Bill George; Bob Crompton, Jimmy Crabtree; Albert Wilkes, Walter Abbott,
Ernest Needham; Billy Hogg, Steve Bloomer, Charlie Sagar,
Reginald Erskine Foster [c], Bert Lipsham.
Referee: Tom Robertson (Scotland).
Notes: Dick Roose saved a penalty from Ernest Needham.
The Welsh captain is also reported as Charlie Morris.
15/03/1902, Greenock, Cappielow Park, 5284
British Championship 1902
SCOTLAND 5 (Jacky T. Robertson 38', Albert Buick 47', Alec Smith 50',
Bobby Walker 55', Johnny Campbell II 88')
WALES 1 (Hugh Morgan-Owen)
Scotland: Harry Rennie; Henry Allan, Jock Drummond; Hugh Wilson, Albert Buick,
Jacky T. Robertson; Johnny Campbell II [c], Bobby Walker, Bobby Hamilton,
Sandy McMahon, Alec Smith.
Wales: Dick Roose; Horace Blew, Bobby Morris; Maurice Parry,
Jack L. Jones III [c], Billy J. Jones; Billy Meredith, Llew Griffiths,
Hugh Morgan-Owen, Richie Morris, Joe Owens.
Referee: Joe McBride (Ireland).
Notes: The Scottish goal-scorers are also reported as Smith x3, Buick and
Drummond. The Welsh captain is also reported as Hugh Morgan-Owen.
22/03/1902, Belfast, Balmoral Showgrounds, 12000
British Championship 1902
IRELAND 0
ENGLAND 1 (Jimmy Settle 86')
Ireland: Matt Reilly; Billy McCracken, Peter Boyle; Johnny Darling, Bob Milne [c],
Harry Nicholl; Johnny Mercer, Tom Morrison, Andy Gara, Alfie Kearns,
Jack Kirwan.
England: Bill George; Bob Crompton, Jim Iremonger; Frank Forman [c],
Billy Bannister, Albert Wilkes; Billy Hogg, Steve Bloomer, Jack Calvey,
Jimmy Settle, Fred Blackburn.
Referee: Tom Robertson (Scotland).
Note: Bill George saved a penalty from Bob Milne at 55'.
05/04/1902, Glasgow, Ibrox Park, 68114
British Championship 1902
SCOTLAND 1 (Sandy Brown 25')
ENGLAND 1 (Jimmy Settle 44')
Scotland: Ned Doig; Nick Smith, Jock Drummond; Andy Aitken [c], Alec Raisbeck,
Jacky T. Robertson; Bobby Templeton, Bobby Walker, Sandy Brown,
Geordie Livingstone, Alec Smith.
England: Bill George; Bob Crompton, George Molyneux; Albert Wilkes, Frank Forman,
Albert Houlker; William Hogg, Steve Bloomer [c], Billy Beats, Jimmy Settle,
Jack Cox II.
Referee: Jim Torrans (Ireland).
Notes: About 6 minutes after kick-off, part of the wooden terracing collapsed,
and hundreds of spectators fell 40 feet to the ground. In the resulting
panic, thousands of spectators broke through the railings and crowded onto
the running-track and the pitch. In total over 500 spectators were injured
and 25 were killed. However, the majority of the crowd did not realise the
full extent of the disaster. After a delay of approximately 20 minutes the
match was continued, due to fears that there would be a riot if it was
abandoned. The match was consequently considered unofficial by both the SFA
and the FA, and for British Championship purposes it was annulled and
replayed on 03/05/1902. In 2000 FIFA decided to consider this match as
official. Some sources erroneously report that the match was abandoned.
03/05/1902, Birmingham, Villa Park, 15000
British Championship 1902
ENGLAND 2 (Jimmy Settle 65', Albert Wilkes 67')
SCOTLAND 2 (Bobby Templeton 3', Ronnie Orr 28')
England: Bill George; Bob Crompton, George Molyneux; Albert Wilkes, Frank Forman,
Albert Houlker; Billy Hogg, Steve Bloomer [c], Billy Beats, Jimmy Settle,
Jack Cox II.
Scotland: Harry Rennie; Nick Smith, Jock Drummond; Andy Aitken [c], Alec Raisbeck,
Jacky T. Robertson; Bobby Templeton, Bobby Walker, Bob McColl, Ronnie Orr,
Alec Smith.
Referee: Jim Torrans (Ireland).
09/08/1902, Belfast, Balmoral Showgrounds, 3000
Friendly International (Ibrox Disaster Fund)
IRELAND 0
SCOTLAND 3 (Finlay Speedie 30', Johnny Campbell II 40', Tommy McDermott 60')
Ireland: Jim Nolan-Whelan; Willie Gibson [c], Billy McCracken; Johnny Darling,
Bob Milne, George Cochrane; Johnny Mercer, Jim McCashin, Hugh McKelvey,
Bernard Donaghey, Harry Buckle.
Scotland: Harry Rennie; Jock Drummond, Bob Glen; Bernard Breslin [c], Albert Buick,
Jacky T. Robertson; Bobby Walker, Tommy McDermott, Johnny Campbell II,
Finlay Speedie, Alec Smith.
Referee: Jim Torrans (Ireland).
Notes: This match was played to raise funds for the families of victims of the
Ibrox disaster on 05/04/1902. However, the England-based players of both
teams were not released by their clubs. The match is considered unofficial
by both the IFA and the SFA. In 2000 FIFA decided to consider this match as
official.
12/10/1902, Wien, WAC-Platz, 500
Friendly International
AUSTRIA 5 (Josef Taurer 5', Johann Studnicka x3, Gustav Huber)
HUNGARY 0
Austria: Philipp Nauss; Wilhelm Eipeldauer, Emil Wachuda [c]; Felix Hüttl,
Rudolf Blässy, Raimund Mössmer; Julius Wiesner, Gustav Huber,
Engelbert Schrammel, Johann Studnicka, Josef Taurer.
Hungary: Gyula Bádonyi; József Berán, Emil Gabrovitz; József Koltai, Imre Pozsonyi,
Jenő Bayer; István Buda, Bertalan Steiner, József Pokorny,
Alfréd Hajós [c], Károly Oláh.
Referee: Roland Shires (England).
Coaches: Austria: committee.
Hungary: Ferenc Gillemot.
Note: The match was originally between Budapest and Wien, and was later declared
an official international.
14/02/1903, Wolverhampton, Molineux Grounds, 24240
British Championship 1903
ENGLAND 4 (Vivian Woodward 19' 52', Jack Sharp 63', Harry Davis 87')
IRELAND 0
England: Tom Baddeley; Howard Spencer [c], George Molyneux; Harry Johnson,
Tom Holford, Harry Hadley; Harry Davis, Jack Sharp, Vivian Woodward,
Jimmy Settle, Arthur Lockett.
Ireland: Billy Scott; Billy McCracken, George McMillan; Johnny Darling, Bob Milne,
Archie Goodall [c]; Jimmy Campbell, Jimmy Maxwell, Jimmy Sheridan,
Harold Sloan, Jack Kirwan.
Referee: William Nunnerley (Wales).
02/03/1903, Portsmouth, Fratton Park, 5000
British Championship 1903
ENGLAND 2 (Joe Bache 12', Vivian Woodward 78')
WALES 1 (Mart Watkins 54')
England: John Willie Sutcliffe; Bob Crompton [c], George Molyneux; Harry Johnson,
Frank Forman, Albert Houlker; Harry Davis, Bill Garraty, Vivian Woodward,
Joe Bache, Rex Corbett.
Wales: Bob O. Evans; Horace Blew, Charlie Morris [c]; Maurice Parry, Bobby Morris,
Tommy Davies II; Billy Meredith, Mart Watkins, Arthur Green, Gren Morris,
Bobby Atherton.
Referee: Tom Robertson (Scotland).
09/03/1903, Cardiff, The Arms Park, 11000
British Championship 1903
WALES 0
SCOTLAND 1 (Finlay Speedie 25')
Wales: Bob O. Evans; Horace Blew, Charlie Morris [c]; Maurice Parry,
Morgan Morgan-Owen, Tommy Davies II; Billy Meredith, Mart Watkins,
Gren Morris, Richie Morris, Bobby Atherton.
Scotland: Harry Rennie; Andy McCombie, Jimmy Watson II; Andy Aitken,
Alec Raisbeck [c], Jacky T. Robertson; Bobby Templeton, Bobby Walker,
Johnny Campbell II, Finlay Speedie, Alec Smith.
Referee: Fred Kirkham (England).
21/03/1903, Glasgow, Celtic Park, 17000
British Championship 1903
SCOTLAND 0
IRELAND 2 (Joe Connor 9', Jack Kirwan 83')
Scotland: Harry Rennie; Archie Gray, Jock Drummond [c]; John Cross, Peter Robertson,
Willie Orr; David Lindsay, Bobby Walker, William Porteous, Finlay Speedie,
Alec Smith.
Ireland: Billy Scott; Alec McCartney, Peter Boyle; Johnny Darling, Bob Milne [c],
Hugh Maginnis; Johnny Mercer, Jimmy Sheridan, Joe Connor, Tommy Shanks,
Jack Kirwan.
Referee: Fred Kirkham (England).
28/03/1903, Belfast, Solitude, 14000
British Championship 1903
IRELAND 2 (Archie Goodall 76', Jimmy Sheridan 88')
WALES 0
Ireland: Billy Scott; Alec McCartney, Peter Boyle [c]; Johnny Darling,
Archie Goodall, Hugh Maginnis; Johnny Mercer, Jimmy Maxwell, Joe Connor,
Jimmy Sheridan, Jack Kirwan.
Wales: Bob O. Evans; Sam Meredith, Charlie Morris [c]; George Richards,
Bobby Morris, Tommy Davies II; Billy Meredith, William Wynn,
Billy Davies II, Richie Morris, Bobby Atherton.
Referee: Fred Kirkham (England).
04/04/1903, Sheffield, Bramall Lane, 32000
British Championship 1903
ENGLAND 1 (Vivian Woodward 10')
SCOTLAND 2 (Finlay Speedie 57', Bobby Walker 59')
England: Tom Baddeley; Bob Crompton [c], George Molyneux; Harry Johnson, Tom Booth,
Albert Houlker; Harry Davis, Percy Humphreys, Vivian Woodward,
Arthur Capes, Jack Cox II.
Scotland: Ned Doig; Andy McCombie, Jimmy Watson II; Andy Aitken, Alec Raisbeck [c],
Jacky T. Robertson; Bobby Templeton, Bobby Walker, Bobby Hamilton,
Finlay Speedie, Alec Smith.
Referee: William Nunnerley (Wales).
05/04/1903, Budapest, Millenáris-pálya, 750
Friendly International
HUNGARY 2 (Dr Gáspár Borbás 16', Frigyes Minder 78')
BOHEMIA XI 1 (Jindřich Rezek 9')
Hungary: Ernő Sipos; József Berán, Ákos Fehéry; József Koltai, Gyula Kiss,
Tivadar Gorszky; Ferenc Braun, Jenő Károly, Aladár Niessner,
Frigyes Minder, Dr Gáspár Borbás.
Bohemia XI: Eisenstein I; Modrinta, Václak; Eisenstein II, Trapek, Velemín; Jan Košek,
Zuckerkandl, Maisl, Jindřich Rezek, Kulaty.
Referee: Béla Ordódy (Hungary).
Coaches: Hungary: Ferenc Gillemot.
Bohemia XI: committee.
Notes: The match was originally between Budapest and Praha, and was later declared
an official international for Hungary. The Bohemian players were mainly
from German and Austrian clubs from Praha, and only a few from Czech clubs,
as the best Czech clubs decided not to send their players. Consequently
the match is not considered official by the modern ČMFS, but it is
official for the MLSZ.
11/06/1903, Budapest, Margitszigeti-pálya, 700
Friendly International
HUNGARY 3 (József Pokorny 24' 65', István Buda 52')
AUSTRIA 2 (A. Pulchert 60', Johann Studnicka 70')
Hungary: Ödön Holits; Ferenc Nagy, Ferenc Manglitz; Tivadar Gorszky, István Skrabák,
Jenő Bayer; Ferenc Braun, István Buda [c], József Pokorny, Károly Vincze,
Ferenc Weisz.
Austria: Rudolf Wagner; Max Leuthe [c], Fritz Dettelmaier; Engelbert Schrammel,
Karl Stürmer, Johann Dick; Josef Fischer, Edwin Schulz, A. Pulchert,
Johann Studnicka, Josef Taurer.
Referee: Arthur Yolland (England).
Coaches: Hungary: Ferenc Gillemot.
Austria: committee.
Note: The match was originally between Budapest and Wien, and was later declared
an official international.
11/10/1903, Wien, WAC-Platz, 600
Friendly International
AUSTRIA 4 (Johann Studnicka 24' 57' 72', Gustav Huber 64')
HUNGARY 2 (Dr Gáspár Borbás 18' 82')
Austria: K. Steinmann; Edwin Schulz, Fritz Dettelmaier; Engelbert Schrammel,
A. Pulchert, Franz Wilczek; S. Schneck, Josef Schediwy [c], Gustav Huber,
Johann Studnicka, Josef Taurer.
Hungary: Ernő Sipos; József Berán [c], Ferenc Nagy; Izidor Schaar, István Skrabák,
Ödön Bodor; Dr Ferenc Blazsek, Jenő Károly, Lajos Kertay,
Károly Vincze, Dr Gáspár Borbás.
Referee: Geo Fuchs (Austria).
Coaches: Austria: committee.
Hungary: Ferenc Gillemot.
Note: The match was originally between Wien and Budapest, and was later declared
an official international.
29/02/1904, Wrexham, The Racecourse Ground, 9000
British Championship 1904
WALES 2 (Mart Watkins 16', Lloyd Davies 73')
ENGLAND 2 (George Davis 68', Joe Bache 77')
Wales: Dick Roose; Sam Meredith, Horace Blew; Maurice Parry, Teddy Hughes II,
Jack L. Jones III [c]; Billy Meredith, Bobby Atherton, Mart Watkins,
Richie Morris, Lloyd Davies.
England: Tom Baddeley; Bob Crompton [c], Herbert Burgess; Bert Lee, Tommy Crawshaw,
Herod Ruddlesdin; Billy Brawn, Alf Common, Arthur S. Brown, Joe Bache,
George Davis.
Referee: Tom Robertson (Scotland).
12/03/1904, Belfast, Solitude, 18000
British Championship 1904
IRELAND 1 (Jack Kirwan 49')
ENGLAND 3 (Joe Bache 12', Alf Common 16', George Davis 65')
Ireland: Billy Scott; Billy McCracken, Peter Boyle; Bob Milne, Archie Goodall [c],
Hugh Maginnis; Johnny Mercer, Jimmy Sheridan, Joe Connor, Jack Kirwan,
Harry Buckle.
England: Tom Baddeley; Bob Crompton [c], Herbert Burgess; Herod Ruddlesdin,
Tommy Crawshaw, Alec Leake; Billy Brawn, Alf Common, Vivian Woodward,
Joe Bache, George Davis.
Referee: Tom Robertson (Scotland).
Note: It is also reported that Alf Common also scored 65', not George Davis.
12/03/1904, Dundee, Dens Park, 13000
British Championship 1904
SCOTLAND 1 (Bobby Walker 5')
WALES 1 (Bobby Atherton 65')
Scotland: Dr Leslie Skene; Tommy Jackson, Jimmy Sharp [c]; Willie Orr, Tod Sloan,
Jacky T. Robertson; John Walker I, Bobby Walker, Alec Bennett,
Sandy McFarlane, George Wilson.
Wales: Dai Davies II; Horace Blew, Tommy Davies II; George Richards,
Teddy Hughes II, Jack L. Jones III [c]; Arthur Davies, Mart Watkins,
Arthur Green, Richie Morris, Bobby Atherton.
Referee: Fred Kirkham (England).
Note: Bobby Walker played only in the first half, as he was ill. Scotland played
the second half with only ten players.
21/03/1904, Bangor, The Cricket Ground, 10000
British Championship 1904
WALES 0
IRELAND 1 (Billy McCracken 77' pen)
Wales: Dai Davies II; Horace Blew, Charlie Morris; Maurice Parry, Teddy Hughes II,
Jack L. Jones III [c]; Ernie Watkins, Mart Watkins, Arthur Green,
Bobby Atherton, Richie Morris.
Ireland: Billy Scott; Billy McCracken, Alec McCartney; English McConnell,
Bob Milne, Hugh Maginnis; Johnny Mercer, Tommy Shanks, Archie Goodall [c],
Hugh Kirkwood, Jack Kirwan.
Referee: Fred Kirkham (England).
26/03/1904, Dublin, Dalymount Park, 1000
British Championship 1904
IRELAND 1 (Jimmy Sheridan 70')
SCOTLAND 1 (Bobby Hamilton 22')
Ireland: Billy Scott; Billy McCracken, Alec McCartney; English McConnell,
Bob Milne [c], Hugh Maginnis; Jimmy Campbell, Jimmy Sheridan,
Harry O'Reilly, Harold Sloan, Jack Kirwan.
Scotland: Harry Rennie; Tommy Jackson, Jock Cameron III; George Henderson,
Charlie B. Thomson, Jacky T. Robertson [c]; John Walker I, Bobby Walker,
Bobby Hamilton, Hugh Wilson, Alec Smith.
Referee: Fred Kirkham (England).
09/04/1904, Glasgow, Celtic Park, 45000
British Championship 1904
SCOTLAND 0
ENGLAND 1 (Steve Bloomer 64')
Scotland: Peter McBride; Tommy Jackson, Jimmy Watson II; Andy Aitken,
Alec Raisbeck [c], Jacky T. Robertson; Tommy Niblo, Bobby Walker,
Sandy Brown, Ronnie Orr, Bobby Templeton.
England: Tom Baddeley; Bob Crompton [c], Herbert Burgess; Sam Wolstenholme,
Bernard Wilkinson, Alec Leake; Jock Rutherford, Steve Bloomer,
Vivian Woodward, Stanley Harris, Fred Blackburn.
Referee: William Nunnerley (Wales).
01/05/1904, Uccle, Stade du Vivier d'Oie, 1500
Friendly International (Coupe Evance Coppée)
BELGIUM 3 (Georges Quéritet 7' 50', Pierre Destrebecq 65')
FRANCE 3 (Louis Mesnier 12', Marius Royet 13', Gaston Cyprès 87')
Belgium: Alfred Verdyck; Albert Friling, Edgard Poelmans; Guillaume Van den Eynde,
Charles Cambier, Camille Van Hoorden [c]; Max Tobias, Alex Wigand,
Georges Quéritet, Pierre Destrebecq, Charles Vanderstappen.
France: Maurice Guichard; Fernand Canelle [c], Joseph Verlet; Georges Bilot,
Jacques Davy, Charles Bilot; Louis Mesnier, Marius Royet, Georges Garnier,
Gaston Cyprès, Adrien Filez.
Referee: John Keene (England).
02/06/1904, Budapest, Millenáris-pálya, 800
Friendly International
HUNGARY 3 (József Pokorny 24', Dr Nándor Koch 58', Dr Gáspár Borbás 81')
AUSTRIA 0
Hungary: Ödön Holits; Ferenc Nagy, József Berán [c]; Tivadar Gorszky, Gyula Kiss,
Béla Ordódy; Aladár Niessner, Dr Nándor Koch, József Pokorny,
Károly Vincze, Dr Gáspár Borbás.
Austria: Josef Prager; Josef Fischer, Fritz Dettelmaier; Leopold Sax, Franz Wilczek,
Engelbert Schrammel; Eduard Schönecker, Gustav Huber, Adolf Stürmer,
Cornelius Hoffmann, Josef Taurer [c].
Referee: Ferenc Horváth (Austria).
Coaches: Hungary: Ferenc Gillemot.
Austria: committee.
Notes: The match was originally between Budapest and Wien, and was later declared
an official international. Some Hungarian sources report that A. Pulchert
and Herquett (an Hungarian) played for Austria instead of Sax and Stürmer.
09/10/1904, Wien, Cricketer-Platz, 2000
Friendly International
AUSTRIA 5 (Charlie Stansfield 23' 53' 67' 73', Richard Bugno 27')
HUNGARY 4 (Jenő Károly 4', József Pokorny 30' 41', Dr Gáspár Borbás 84')
Austria: Karl Pekarna; Josef Fischer, Wilhelm Eipeldauer; Engelbert Schrammel,
Karl Feldmüller, Johann Dick; Karl Dettelmaier, Richard Bugno,
Charlie Stansfield [c], Johann Studnicka, Josef Taurer.
Hungary: Ödön Holits; Ferenc Nagy [c], Sándor Szentey; István Friedrich,
Béla Ordódy, Gyula Nirnsee; Aladár Niessner, Jenő Károly, József Pokorny,
Ferenc Braun, Dr Gáspár Borbás.
Referee: Theodore Holley (England).
Notes: The match was originally between Wien and Budapest, and was later declared
an official international. The Hungarian coach Ferenc Stobbe missed the
train to the match.
12/02/1905, Paris, Parc des Princes, 500
Friendly International
FRANCE 1 (Gaston Cyprès 60')
SWITZERLAND 0
France: Maurice Guichard; Fernand Canelle, Joseph Verlet; Charles Wilkes,
Pierre Allemane [c], Eugène Nicolaï; Louis Mesnier, Marius Royet,
Georges Garnier, Gaston Cyprès, Adrien Filez.
Switzerland: Alfred Uster; Fritz Bollinger, Eric Mory; Alfred Mégroz, Jean Forestier,
Robert Studer; Eugen Dütschler, Karl Billeter, Eduard Garonne [c],
Hans Kämpfer, Hermann Kratz.
Referee: John Lewis (England).
Coaches: France: committee.
Switzerland: François Dégérine.
25/02/1905, Middlesbrough, Ayresome Park, 21700
British Championship 1905
ENGLAND 1 (Steve Bloomer 50')
IRELAND 1 (Tim Willamson 49' OG)
England: Tim Williamson; Billy Balmer, Jack Carr I; Sam Wolstenholme,
Charlie Roberts, Alec Leake; Dicky Bond, Steve Bloomer, Vivian Woodward,
Stanley Harris [c], Frank Booth.
Ireland: Billy Scott; Billy McCracken, Alec McCartney; Johnny Darling,
Jimmy Connor, Harry Nicholl; Harold Sloan, Jimmy Sheridan, Neil Murphy,
Tommy Shanks, Jack Kirwan [c].
Referee: Tom Robertson (Scotland).
06/03/1905, Wrexham, The Racecourse Ground, 6000
British Championship 1905
WALES 3 (Mart Watkins 30', Gren Morris 47', Billy Meredith)
SCOTLAND 1 (Jacky T. Robertson 86')
Wales: Dick Roose; Horace Blew, Charlie Morris [c]; George Latham,
Teddy Hughes II, Jack Hughes II; Billy Meredith, Arthur Davies,
Mart Watkins, Gren Morris, Alf Oliver.
Scotland: Harry Rennie; Andy McCombie, Tommy Jackson [c]; Andy Aitken,
Charlie B. Thomson, Jacky T. Robertson; Bobby Templeton, Bobby Walker,
Sam Kennedy, Tom Fitchie, Alec Smith.
Referee: Fred Kirkham (England).
Note: The Welsh captain is also reported as Horace Blew.
18/03/1905, Glasgow, Celtic Park, 35000
British Championship 1905
SCOTLAND 4 (Charlie B. Thomson 14' pen 61' pen, Bobby Walker 35', Jimmy Quinn 50')
IRELAND 0
Scotland: William Howden; Don McLeod, William McIntosh; Neil Gibson [c],
Charlie B. Thomson, Jimmy Hay; Jimmy McMenemy, Bobby Walker, Jimmy Quinn,
Peter Somers, George Wilson.
Ireland: Billy Scott; Alec McCartney, Billy McCracken; Johnny Darling,
Jimmy Connor, English McConnell; Johnny Mercer, Jimmy Maxwell,
Neil Murphy, Charlie O'Hagan, Jack Kirwan [c].
Referee: Fred Kirkham (England).
27/03/1905, Liverpool, Anfield, 16100
British Championship 1905
ENGLAND 3 (Vivian Woodward 55' 88', Stanley Harris 80')
WALES 1 (Gren Morris 75')
England: Harry Linacre; Howard Spencer [c], Herbert Smith; Sam Wolstenholme,
Charlie Roberts, Alec Leake; Dicky Bond, Steve Bloomer, Vivian Woodward,
Stanley Harris, Harold Hardman.
Wales: Dick Roose; Albert T. Jones, Charlie Morris; George Latham,
Teddy Hughes II, Jack Hughes II; Billy Meredith [c], Lot Jones,
Mart Watkins, Gren Morris, Alf Oliver.
Referee: Tom Robertson (Scotland).
Note: The Welsh captain is also reported as Charlie Morris.
01/04/1905, London, Crystal Palace, 27559
British Championship 1905
ENGLAND 1 (Joe Bache 80')
SCOTLAND 0
England: Harry Linacre; Howard Spencer [c], Herbert Smith; Herod Ruddlesdin,
Charlie Roberts, Alec Leake; Jack Sharp, Steve Bloomer, Vivian Woodward,
Joe Bache, Arthur Bridgett.
Scotland: Jack Lyall; Andy McCombie, Jimmy Watson II; Andy Aitken,
Charlie B. Thomson [c], Peter McWilliam; Bobby Walker, Jimmy Howie,
Sandy S. Young I, Peter Somers, George Wilson.
Referee: William Nunnerley (Wales).
08/04/1905, Belfast, Solitude, 15000
British Championship 1905
IRELAND 2 (Neil Murphy 25', Charlie O'Hagan 45')
WALES 2 (Mart Watkins 20', Bobby Atherton)
Ireland: Robert Reynolds; Billy McCracken, George McMillan; Johnny Darling,
Jimmy Connor, Sid Johnston; Andy Hunter, Jimmy Maxwell, Neil Murphy,
Charlie O'Hagan, Jack Kirwan [c].
Wales: John T. Morgan; Horace Blew, Charlie Morris; George Richards,
Teddy Hughes II [c], Jack Hughes II; Billy Matthews, Mart Watkins,
Billy Davies II, Lot Jones, Bobby Atherton.
Referee: Fred Kirkham (England).
Note: The Welsh captain is also reported as Charlie Morris.
09/04/1905, Budapest, Millenáris-pálya, 6500
Friendly International
HUNGARY 0
AUSTRIA 0
Hungary: Ödön Holits; Sándor Bienenstock, Ferenc Nagy [c]; Gyula Kiss,
József Koltai, Árpád Kisfaludy; Dr Ferenc Blazsek, Dr Nándor Koch,
József Pokorny, Ferenc Weisz, Dr Gáspár Borbás.
Austria: Josef Prager; Josef Fischer, Max Leuthe; Robert Lowe, Karl Stürmer,
Siegfried Großmann; Ludwig Hussak, Karl Krug, Charlie Stansfield [c],
Engelbert König, Josef Taurer.
Referee: Ede Herczog (Hungary).
Coaches: Hungary: Ferenc Stobbe.
Austria: committee.
Note: The match was originally between Budapest and Wien, and was later declared
an official international.
30/04/1905, Antwerpen, Kiel-stadion, 1000
Friendly International (Coupe Vanden Abeele)
BELGIUM 1 (Ben Stom 87' OG)
NETHERLANDS 4 (Eddy de Neve 80' 106' 117' 119')
After Extra Time.
Belgium: Eric Thornton; Émile Andrieu, Edgard Poelmans; Hector Raemaekers,
Paul Grumeau, Camille Van Hoorden [c]; Clément Robyn, Prosper Brandsteerdt,
Gustave Vanderstappen, Pierre Destrebecq, Charles Vanderstappen.
Netherlands: Reinier Beeuwkes; Peet Stol, Ben Stom; Karel Gleenewinkel Kamperdijk,
Bok de Korver, Dolf Kessler [c]; Rein Boomsma, Dirk Lotsij, Eddy de Neve,
Guus Lutjens, Willy de Vos.
Referee: Frank König (Belgium).
Coaches: Belgium: committee.
Netherlands: Cees van Hasselt.
Note: The Belgian goal is also reported as an own-goal by Peet Stol.
07/05/1905, Uccle, Stade du Vivier d'Oie, 300
Friendly International
BELGIUM 7 (Camille Vanhoorden 15' 70', Pierre Destrebecq 19' 55' 86',
Laurent Theunen 30' 80')
FRANCE 0
Belgium: Robert Hustin; Edgard Poelmans, Ernest Moreau de Melen [c];
Hector Raemaekers, Henri De Decker, Camille Van Hoorden; Max Tobias,
Laurent Theunen, Gustave Vanderstappen, Pierre Destrebecq,
Charles Vanderstappen.
France: Georges Crozier; Fernand Canelle [c], Henri Moigneu; Eugène Nicolaï,
Marius Royet, Charles Wilkes; R. Gigot, Louis Mesnier, Georges Garnier,
Gaston Cyprès, Adrien Filez.
Referee: Rodolphe Seeldrayers (Belgium) (John Lewis (England) 15').
Notes: Georges Crozier had to leave the field at 65' to return to the military
service barracks. France continued with only ten players. The referee
John Lewis arrived late. Gustave Vanderstappen also arrived late, and
so Belgium began the match with only ten players.
14/05/1905, Rotterdam, Schuttersveld, 30000
Friendly International (Nieuwsblad Beker)
NETHERLANDS 4 (Dr Willem Hesselink 74', Eddy de Neve 76' pen 84', Guus Lutjens 80')
BELGIUM 0
Netherlands: Reinier Beeuwkes; Peet Stol, Ben Stom; Karel Gleenewinkel Kamperdijk,
Bok de Korver, Dolf Kessler [c]; Rein Boomsma, Dr Willem Hesselink,
Eddy de Neve, Guus Lutjens, Willy de Vos.
Belgium: Eric Thornton; Camille Van Hoorden [c], Edgard Poelmans;
Guillaume Van den Eynde, Henri De Decker, Jack Romdenne; Max Tobias,
Laurent Theunen, Gustave Vanderstappen, Pierre Destrebecq,
Charles Vanderstappen.
Referee: Henri Vermeulen (Netherlands).
Coaches: Netherlands: Cees van Hasselt.
Belgium: committee.
Note: Some sources report Bok de Korver as the first goal-scorer, and
Guus Lutjens or Dolf Kessler as the fourth goal-scorer.
17/02/1906, Belfast, Solitude, 16000
British Championship 1906
IRELAND 0
ENGLAND 5 (Dicky Bond 26' 89', Arthur S. Brown 32', Stanley Harris 56',
Sammy Day 70')
Ireland: James Sherry; Johnny Darling, Hughie McIlroy; Jack Wright, Bob Milne,
English McConnell; Andy Hunter, Steve Mulholland, Val Harris,
Charlie O'Hagan, Jack Kirwan [c].
England: Jimmy Ashcroft; Bob Crompton, Herbert Smith; Ben Warren, Colin Veitch,
Albert Houlker; Dicky Bond, Sammy Day, Arthur S. Brown, Stanley Harris [c],
Bert Gosnell.
Referee: Tom Robertson (Scotland).
03/03/1906, Edinburgh, Tynecastle Park, 25000
British Championship 1906
SCOTLAND 0
WALES 2 (Lot Jones 50', Love Jones 65')
Scotland: James Raeside; Don McLeod, Andrew Richmond; Alec McNair,
Charlie B. Thomson [c], Jock May; George Stewart, Sandy MacFarlane,
Jimmy Quinn, Tom Fitchie, George Wilson.
Wales: Dick Roose; Horace Blew, Charlie Morris [c]; Teddy Hughes III,
Morgan Morgan-Owen, George Latham; Lot Jones, Richie Morris, Love Jones,
Dick Jones IV, Bobby E. Evans.
Referee: John Lewis (England).
17/03/1906, Dublin, Dalymount Park, 8000
British Championship 1906
IRELAND 0
SCOTLAND 1 (Tom Fitchie 52')
Ireland: Fred McKee; George Willis, Johnny Darling; Jack Wright, Bob Milne,
Joe Ledwidge; Andy Hunter, Steve Mulholland, Dr Thomas Waddell,
Charlie O'Hagan, Jack Kirwan [c].
Scotland: Harry Rennie; Don McLeod, David A. Hill II; Jim Young,
Charlie B. Thomson [c], Jock May; Gladstone Hamilton, Bobby Walker,
Jimmy Quinn, Tom Fitchie, Alec Smith.
Referee: Fred Bye (England).
19/03/1906, Cardiff, The Arms Park, 15000
British Championship 1906
WALES 0
ENGLAND 1 (Sammy Day 86')
Wales: Dick Roose; Albert T. Jones, Horace Blew; Maurice Parry [c],
Morgan Morgan-Owen, Teddy Hughes II; Lot Jones, Hugh Morgan-Owen,
Arthur Green, Jack Lewis, Bobby E. Evans.
England: Jimmy Ashcroft; Bob Crompton, Herbert Smith; Ben Warren, Colin Veitch,
Albert Houlker; Dicky Bond, Sammy Day, Alf Common, Stanley Harris [c],
Gordon Wright.
Referee: Robert Murray (Scotland).
Note: The referee is also reported as Bertram Gough (Wales).
01/04/1906, Budapest, Millenáris-pálya, 5000
Friendly International
HUNGARY 1 (Jenő Károly 80')
BOHEMIA 1 (Jindřich Valášek 63')
Hungary: László Izsó; Dr Sándor Sárközy, Árpád Kisfaludy; Tivadar Gorszky,
József Koltai, Gyula Kiss [c]; Béla Sebestyén, Jenő Károly,
Károly Bosnyákovits, József Horváth, Károly Oláh.
Bohemia: Jan Pech; Viktor Müller [c], Antonín Kučera; Josef Kopecký,
František Jirásek, Ladislav Jetel; Vladislav Jelínek, Bohumil Jelínek,
František Rosmaisl, Antonín Šetela, Jindřich Valášek.
Referee: Theodore Holley (England).
Coaches: Hungary: Alfréd Hajós.
Bohemia: committee.
Note: The match was originally between Budapest and Praha, and was later declared
an official international. The match is official for the modern ČMFS.
02/04/1906, Wrexham, The Racecourse Ground, 5000
British Championship 1906
WALES 4 (Arthur Green x3, Hugh Morgan-Owen)
IRELAND 4 (Harold Sloan 10' 25' 74', Jimmy Maxwell 72')
Wales: Dick Roose; Horace Blew [c], Jimmy Roberts I; Teddy Hughes III,
Morgan Morgan-Owen, Teddy Hughes II; Lot Jones, Hugh Morgan-Owen,
Arthur Green, Dick Jones IV, Bobby E. Evans.
Ireland: Fred McKee; George Willis, Johnny Darling; Jack Wright, Bob Milne,
Joe Ledwidge; Andy Hunter, Jimmy Maxwell, Charlie O'Hagan, Harold Sloan,
Jack Kirwan [c].
Referee: Fred Kirkham (England).
07/04/1906, Glasgow, Hampden Park, 102741
British Championship 1906
SCOTLAND 2 (Jimmy Howie 40' 55')
ENGLAND 1 (Albert Shepherd 81')
Scotland: Peter McBride; Don McLeod, Billy Dunlop; Andy Aitken, Alec Raisbeck [c],
Peter McWilliam; George Stewart, Jimmy Howie, Alec Menzies,
Geordie Livingstone, Alec Smith.
England: Jimmy Ashcroft; Bob Crompton, Herbert Burgess; Ben Warren, Colin Veitch,
Harry Makepeace; Dicky Bond, Sammy Day, Albert Shepherd,
Stanley Harris [c], Jimmy Conlin.
Referee: William Nunnerley (Wales).
Note: Harry Makepeace left the field due to injury at 10'.
22/04/1906, Saint-Cloud, La Faisanderie, 515
Friendly International
FRANCE 0
BELGIUM 5 (René Feye 30' 35', Camille Vanhoorden 40', Robert De Veen 58' 60')
France: Georges Crozier; Joseph Verlet, Henri Moigneu; Julien Du Rhéart,
Pierre Allemane [c], Louis Schubart; Albert Jouve, Louis Mesnier,
Marius Royet, Gaston Cyprès, Adrien Filez.
Belgium: Robert Hustin; Roger Piérard, Edgard Poelmans [c]; Guillaume Van den Eynde,
Charles Cambier, Camille Van Hoorden; Alphonse Wright, René Feye,
Robert De Veen, Pierre Destrebecq, Hector Goetinck.
Referee: John Wood (England).
Note: Georges Crozier saved a penalty from Edgard Poelmans at 87'.
29/04/1906, Antwerpen, Kiel-stadion, 2000
Friendly International
BELGIUM 5 (Guillaume Van den Eynde 15', Hector Goetinck 40',
Robert De Veen 52' 68' 80')
NETHERLANDS 0
Belgium: Robert Hustin; Roger Piérard, Edgard Poelmans [c]; Guillaume Van den Eynde,
Charles Cambier, Camille Van Hoorden; Alphonse Wright, René Feye,
Robert De Veen, Pierre Destrebecq, Hector Goetinck.
Netherlands: Jan Schoemaker; Ben Stom, Jhr Constant Feith; Kees Bekker [c],
Bok de Korver, Anton Lens; Dolf Kessler, Henk Muller, Mannes Francken,
Guus Lutjens, Frans de Bruijn Kops.
Referee: Patrick Harrower (England).
Coaches: Belgium: committee.
Netherlands: Cees van Hasselt.
Note: Jhr Constant Feith missed a penalty when the score was 5-0.
13/05/1906, Rotterdam, Schuttersveld, 10000
Friendly International
NETHERLANDS 2 (Henk Muller 32', Ferry van der Vinne 54')
BELGIUM 3 (Charles Cambier 76' 88', Pierre Destrebecq 81')
Netherlands: Jan Schoemaker; Ben Stom, Jo Eshuijs; Kees Bekker, Bok de Korver,
Anton Lens; Toine van Renterghem, Henk Muller, Eddy de Neve [c],
Mannes Francken, Ferry van der Vinne.
Belgium: Robert Hustin; Roger Piérard, Edgard Poelmans [c]; Guillaume Van den Eynde,
Charles Cambier, Camille Van Hoorden; Alphonse Wright, Alex Wigand,
Robert De Veen, Pierre Destrebecq, Hector Goetinck.
Referee: Bep Willing (Netherlands).
Coaches: Netherlands: Cees van Hasselt.
Belgium: committee.
07/10/1906, Praha, Hřiště Slavie na Letné, 6000
Friendly International
BOHEMIA 4 (Jan Starý 22' 83', Jindřich Baumruk 65', Jan Košek 88')
HUNGARY 4 (József Horváth 33' 86', Jenő Károly 59', Imre Molnár 60')
Bohemia: Miloslav Jeník; Emanuel Benda, Richard Veselý; Josef Kopecký,
Jindřich Rezek, Bohumil Macoun; Jindřich Baumruk, Ctibor Malý, Jan Starý,
Jan Košek [c], Sláva Vaněk.
Hungary: László Domonkos; Ferenc Manglitz, Ferenc Molnár; Ödön Schaschek,
János Szednicsek, Gyula Bíró; Béla Sebestyén, Jenő Károly [c],
József Horváth, Imre Molnár, Imre Schlosser.
Referee: Paul Heyne (Germany).
Coaches: Bohemia: committee.
Hungary: Alfréd Hajós.
Notes: The match was originally between Praha and Budapest, and was later declared
an official international. The match is official for the modern ČMFS.
Bohumil Macoun left the field due to injury at 19'. Bohemia continued with
only ten players. It is also reported that Sláva Vaněk scored the
third Bohemian goal, Jan Košek scored the second Bohemian goal,
Imre Molnár scored the first Hungarian goal, and Jenő Károly scored the
fourth Hungarian goal.
01/11/1906, Paris, Parc des Princes, 1500
Friendly International
FRANCE 0
ENGLAND AMATEUR 15 (Stanley Harris 15' 18' 43' 49' 51' 57' 83',
Vivian Woodward 39' 63' 65' 73', Sammy Day 41' 76', James Raine 80',
Percy Farnfield 87')
France: Zacharie Baton; Fernand Canelle, Henri Moigneu; Charles Wilkes,
Pierre Allemane [c], Louis Schubart; Émile Sartorius, Marius Royet,
André François, Gaston Cyprès, Julien Verbrugge.
England Amateur: Ernest Proud; Fred Milnes, Herbert Smith; Colin McIver, Percy Farnfield,
Bob Hawkes; James Raine, Sammy Day, Vivian Woodward, Stanley Harris [c],
Harold Hardman.
Referee: Alex Guillon (Belgium).
Notes: The match is a full international for France, but not for England.
Vivian Woodward deliberately missed a penalty at 66', as he thought that
the hand-ball by Fernand Canelle was accidental.
04/11/1906, Budapest, Millenáris-pálya, 3000
Friendly International
HUNGARY 3 (Imre Molnár II 26', Imre Schlosser 55', Jenő Károly 65')
AUSTRIA 1 (Ludwig Hussak 75')
Hungary: László Domonkos; Ferenc Manglitz, Ferenc Molnár; Tivadar Gorszky,
Sándor Bródy, Árpád Kisfaludy; Béla Sebestyén, Jenő Károly [c],
József Horváth, Imre Molnár, Imre Schlosser.
Austria: Josef Prager; Felix Hüttl, Karl Vladar; Heinrich Lenczewsky, Adolf Müller,
Josef Mastalka; Ludwig Hussak [c], Friedrich Dünnmann, Johann Pollatschek,
Eduard Engl, Karl Engl.
Referee: Ákos Fehéry (Hungary).
Coaches: Hungary: Alfréd Hajós.
Austria: committee.
Note: The match was originally between Budapest and Wien, and was later declared
an official international.
16/02/1907, Liverpool, Goodison Park, 22235
British Championship 1907
ENGLAND 1 (Harold Hardman 53')
IRELAND 0
England: Sam Hardy; Bob Crompton [c], Jack Carr I; Ben Warren, Billy Wedlock,
Bob Hawkes; Jock Rutherford, Tim Coleman, George Hilsdon, Joe Bache,
Harold Hardman.
Ireland: Billy Scott; Billy McCracken, Alec McCartney; Jack Wright, Jimmy Connor,
English McConnell; Johnny Blair, Val Harris, Harold Sloan [c],
Charlie O'Hagan, Sammy Young.
Referee: Tom Robertson (Scotland).
23/02/1907, Belfast, Solitude, 12000
British Championship 1907
IRELAND 2 (Charlie O'Hagan 10', Harold Sloan 80')
WALES 3 (Richie Morris 12', Billy Meredith, Lot Jones)
Ireland: James Sherry; John Seymour, Alec McCartney; Jack Wright [c],
Charlie Crothers, George McClure, Johnny Blair, Val Harris, Harold Sloan,
Charlie O'Hagan, Jack Kirwan.
Wales: Dick Roose; Jimmy Roberts I, Lloyd Davies; George Latham,
George O. Williams II, Llew Davies; Billy Meredith [c], Lot Jones,
Arthur Hughes, Richie Morris, Gordon Jones.
Referee: Fred Kirkham (England).
04/03/1907, Wrexham, The Racecourse Ground, 7715
British Championship 1907
WALES 1 (Gren Morris 50')
SCOTLAND 0
Wales: Dick Roose [c]; Horace Blew, Charlie Morris; George Latham, Lloyd Davies,
Haydn Price; Billy Meredith, Lot Jones, Hugh Morgan-Owen, Gren Morris,
Gordon Jones.
Scotland: Peter McBride; Tommy Jackson, Jimmy Sharp; Andy Aitken,
Charlie B. Thomson [c], Peter McWilliam; George Stewart,
Geordie Livingstone, Sandy S. Young I, Tom Fitchie, Alec Smith.
Referee: James Mason (England).
16/03/1907, Glasgow, Celtic Park, 26000
British Championship 1907
SCOTLAND 3 (Frank O'Rourke 40', Bobby Walker 48', Charlie B. Thomson 82' pen)
IRELAND 0
Scotland: Willie Muir; Tommy Jackson, William Agnew; William Key,
Charlie B. Thomson [c], Alec McNair; Alec Bennett, Bobby Walker,
Frank O'Rourke, Peter Somers, Jack Fraser.
Ireland: Billy Scott; George Willis, Alec McCartney; Jack Wright [c], Jimmy Connor,
George McClure; Johnny Blair, Jimmy Maxwell, Edward McGuire,
Charlie O'Hagan, Sammy Young.
Referee: John Lewis (England).
Note: Billy Scott left the field due to injury at 75', and Ireland continued with
ten players. Peter Somers left the field due to injury at 15', and Scotland
continued with ten players.
18/03/1907, London, Craven Cottage, 22000
British Championship 1907
ENGLAND 1 (Jimmy Stewart 62')
WALES 1 (Lot Jones 25')
England: Sam Hardy; Bob Crompton [c], Jesse Pennington; Ben Warren, Billy Wedlock,
Colin Veitch; Jock Rutherford, Steve Bloomer, Irvine Thornley,
Jimmy Stewart, George Wall.
Wales: Dick Roose; Lloyd Davies, Sam Meredith; Teddy Hughes II,
Morgan Morgan-Owen, George Latham; Billy Meredith [c], Lot Jones,
Arthur Green, Gren Morris, Bobby E. Evans.
Referee: Robert Murray (Scotland).
01/04/1907, Den Haag, De Diepput, 8000
Friendly International
NETHERLANDS 1 (Hans Blume 14')
ENGLAND AMATEUR 8 (Ernest Mansfield 4', Arthur Bell 5' 60', Vivian Woodward 16',
Harold Hardman 28' 47', Bob Hawkes 39', Dick Young 73')
Netherlands: Reinier Beeuwkes; Ben Stom, John Heijning [c]; Karel Heijting, Iman Dozy,
Willem Janssen; Max Henny, Hans Blume, Pieter Boelmans ter Spill,
Jan van Beek, Ferry van der Vinne.
England Amateur: Tom Rowlandson; Watty Corbett, William Udal Timmis [c]; Geoffrey Foster,
Kenneth Hunt, Bob Hawkes; Dick Young, Ernest Mansfield, Vivian Woodward,
Arthur Bell, Harold Hardman.
Referee: Henri Boon (Belgium).
Coaches: Netherlands: Cees van Hasselt.
England Amateur: committee.
Notes: The third English goal is also reported as an own-goal by John Heijning.
The match is a full international for Netherlands, but not for England.
06/04/1907, Newcastle upon Tyne, St James's Park, 35829
British Championship 1907
ENGLAND 1 (Steve Bloomer 42')
SCOTLAND 1 (Bob Crompton 2' OG)
England: Sam Hardy; Bob Crompton [c], Jesse Pennington; Ben Warren, Billy Wedlock,
Colin Veitch; Jock Rutherford, Steve Bloomer, Vivian Woodward,
Jimmy Stewart, Harold Hardman.
Scotland: Peter McBride; Charlie B. Thomson, Jimmy Sharp; Andy Aitken,
Alec Raisbeck [c], Peter McWilliam; George Stewart, Bobby Walker,
Andy Wilson I, Wattie White, George Wilson.
Referee: Tom Robertson (Scotland).
07/04/1907, Budapest, Millenáris-pálya, 1000
Friendly International
HUNGARY 5 (József Horváth 21' 70' 85', Dr Gáspár Borbás 57', Imre Molnár 80' pen)
BOHEMIA 2 (Josef Pelikán 9', Bohumil Jelínek 29')
Hungary: László Izsó; Gyula Rumbold, Ferenc Nagy [c]; Tivadar Gorszky, Sándor Bródy,
Gyula Bíró; Aladár Niessner, József Horváth, Imre Schlosser, Imre Molnár,
Dr Gáspár Borbás.
Bohemia: Zdeněk Richter; Viktor Müller, František Jirásek; Josef Bělka,
Antonín Vosátka [c], Alois Kovařovič; Vladislav Jelínek, Bohumil Jelínek,
Karel Hradecký, Josef Pelikán, Jindřich Valášek.
Referee: Alfréd Hajós (Hungary).
Coaches: Hungary: Ferenc Stobbe.
Bohemia: committee.
Note: The match was originally between Budapest and Praha, and was later declared
an official international. The match is official for the modern ČMFS.
14/04/1907, Antwerpen, Kiel-stadion, 2500
Friendly International (Coupe Vanden Abeele)
BELGIUM 1 (René Feye 31')
NETHERLANDS 3 (Lothar van Gogh 74' 118', Jhr Constant Feith 99')
After Extra Time.
Belgium: Robert Hustin; Roger Piérard, Edgard Poelmans; Guillaume Van den Eynde,
Charles Cambier, Camille Van Hoorden; Émile Reuse, René Feye [c],
Robert De Veen, Charles Vanderstappen, Hector Goetinck.
Netherlands: Reinier Beeuwkes; Ben Stom, John Heijning [c]; Iman Dozy, Willem Janssen,
Karel Heijting; Toine van Renterghem, Lothar van Gogh,
Pieter Boelmans ter Spill, Jhr Constant Feith, Ferry van der Vinne.
Referee: Patrick Harrower (England).
Coaches: Belgium: committee.
Netherlands: Cees van Hasselt.
21/04/1907, Uccle, Stade du Vivier d'Oie, 2000
Friendly International
BELGIUM 1 (Charles Cambier 18')
FRANCE 2 (Marius Royet 41', André François 72')
Belgium: Robert Hustin; Marcel Feye, Edgard Poelmans; Guillaume Van den Eynde,
Charles Cambier [c], Camille Van Hoorden; Alphonse Wright, René Feye,
Robert De Veen, Clément Robyn, Hector Goetinck.
France: Zacharie Baton; Fernand Canelle, Victor Sergent; Paul Zeiger,
Pierre Allemane [c], Henri Moigneu; André Puget, Marius Royet,
André François, Georges Bon, René Camard.
Referee: Bep Willing (Netherlands).
Note: The FFF report J. Zeiger instead of Paul Zeiger.
05/05/1907, Wien, Rudolfsheim Rapid-Platz, 2000
Friendly International
AUSTRIA 3 (Friedrich Dünnmann 54', Josef Schediwy 62', Ferdinand Wolf 86')
HUNGARY 1 (Jenő Károly 87')
Austria: Josef Kaltenbrunner; Karl Vladar, Franz Wegscheider; Leopold Hojtasch,
Heinrich Kohn, Heinrich Lenczewsky; Maximilian Wancura, Josef Schediwy [c],
Johann Pollatschek, Friedrich Dünnmann, Ferdinand Wolf.
Hungary: László Izsó; Gyula Nirnsee, Ferenc Nagy [c]; Tivadar Gorszky, Sándor Bródy,
Ferenc Weisz; Aladár Niessner, Jenő Károly, József Horváth, Imre Schlosser,
Dr Gáspár Borbás.
Referee: Hugo Meisl (Austria).
Coaches: Austria: committee.
Hungary: Ferenc Stobbe.
Note: The match was originally between Wien and Budapest, and was later declared
an official international.
09/05/1907, Haarlem, HFC-terrein aan de Spanjaardslaan, 10000
Friendly International
NETHERLANDS 1 (Jhr Constant Feith 54')
BELGIUM 2 (René Feye 9', Hector Goetinck 60')
Netherlands: Reinier Beeuwkes; Ben Stom, John Heijning [c]; Karel Heijting,
Willem Janssen, Iman Dozy; Toine van Renterghem, Lothar van Gogh,
Pieter Boelmans ter Spill, Jhr Constant Feith, Guus Lutjens.
Belgium: Carl Fourneaux; Arthur Cambier, Joseph Robyn; Hector Raemaekers,
Charles Cambier [c], Camille Van Hoorden; Alphonse Wright, René Feye,
Maurice Vertongen, Louis Saeys, Hector Goetinck.
Referee: Ernest Holland (England).
Coaches: Netherlands: Cees van Hasselt.
Belgium: committee.
06/10/1907, Praha, Hřiště Slavie na Letné, 4000
Friendly International
BOHEMIA 5 (Jan Košek 15' 35' 86', Josef Bělka 62' 88')
HUNGARY 3 (Tivadar Gorszky 4', János Szednicsek 16', Ferenc Weisz 25')
Bohemia: Zdeněk Richter; Emanuel Benda, Viktor Müller; Alois Kovařovič,
Karel Kotouč, Jaroslav Jirkovský; Vladislav Jelínek, Josef Bělka,
Jan Starý, Jan Košek [c], Jaroslav Čižek.
Hungary: László Domonkos; Gyula Rumbold, Ferenc Nagy [c]; Péter Ficzere,
Izidor Kürschner, Tivadar Gorszky; Károly Bosnyákovits, Ferenc Weisz,
János Szednicsek, Imre Schlosser, Dr Gáspár Borbás.
Referee: Dr Josef Gruss (Bohemia).
Coaches: Bohemia: committee.
Hungary: Ferenc Stobbe.
Notes: The match was originally between Praha and Budapest, and was later declared
an official international. The match is official for the modern ČMFS.
It is also reported that the third Bohemian goal-scorer was Jan Košek.
03/11/1907, Budapest, Millenáris-pálya, 7000
Friendly International
HUNGARY 4 (Dr Gáspár Borbás 11' 37', Karl Vladar 18' OG, Jenő Károly 47' pen)
AUSTRIA 1 (Friedrich Dünnmann 80')
Hungary: László Domonkos; Gyula Rumbold, Ferenc Csüdör; Péter Ficzere,
Izidor Kürschner, Tivadar Gorszky [c]; Ferenc Braun, Jenő Károly,
Imre Schlosser, Dr Gyula Vangel, Dr Gáspár Borbás.
Austria: Josef Kaltenbrunner; Karl Vladar, Karl Groß; Karl Harmer,
Heinrich Lenczewsky, Wilhelm Weihrauch; Karl Beck, Wilhelm Schmieger,
Josef Schediwy [c], Friedrich Dünnmann, Ferdinand Wolf.
Referee: Ákos Fehéry (Hungary).
Coaches: Hungary: Ferenc Stobbe.
Austria: committee.
Note: The match was originally between Budapest and Wien, and was later declared
an official international.
21/12/1907, Darlington, Feethams, 10000
Friendly International
ENGLAND AMATEUR 12 (Vivian Woodward 1' 31' 70', Harry Stapley 4' 10' 55' 59' 62',
Arthur Bell 11' 71' 84', James Raine 80')
NETHERLANDS 2 (Cas Ruffelse 36' 88')
England Amateur: Dr Ron Brebner; Watty Corbett, Albert Edward Scothern; William Cleminson,
Evelyn Lintott, James Prest; James Raine, Vivian Woodward [c],
Harry Stapley, Arthur Bell, George Barlow.
Netherlands: Lo la Chapelle; Ben Stom [c], Dr Louis Otten; Karel Heijting,
Bok de Korver, Tonny Kessler; Caius Welcker, Edu Snethlage, Cas Ruffelse,
Jan Thomée, Iman Dozy.
Referee: John Farell (Ireland).
Coaches: England Amateur: committee.
Netherlands: Cees van Hasselt.
Note: The match is a full international for Netherlands, but not for England.
15/02/1908, Belfast, Solitude, 22600
British Championship 1908
IRELAND 1 (Dinny Hannon 13')
ENGLAND 3 (George Hilsdon 7' 85', Vivian Woodward 88')
Ireland: Billy Scott [c]; Sandy Craig, Alec McCartney; Val Harris, Jimmy Connor,
George McClure; Johnny Blair, Dinny Hannon, Harry Mercer, Sam Burnison,
Sammy Young.
England: Harry Maskrey; Bob Crompton, Jesse Pennington; Ben Warren, Billy Wedlock,
Evelyn Lintott; Jock Rutherford, Vivian Woodward [c], George Hilsdon,
Jimmy Windridge, George Wall.
Referee: Tom Robertson (Scotland).
07/03/1908, Dundee, Dens Park, 18000
British Championship 1908
SCOTLAND 2 (Alec Bennett 60', Willie Lennie 87')
WALES 1 (Lot Jones 30')
Scotland: Harry Rennie; William Agnew, George Chaplin; Alec McNair,
Charlie B. Thomson [c], Jimmy Galt; Alec Bennett, Bobby Walker,
Jimmy Speirs, Sandy MacFarlane, Willie Lennie.
Wales: Dick Roose; Horace Blew [c], Charlie Morris; Maurice Parry,
Teddy Hughes III, Lloyd Davies; Billy C. Davies III, Lot Jones,
Billy Davies II, Arthur Green, Bobby E. Evans.
Referee: James Mason (England).
Note: The Welsh captain is also reported as Charlie Morris.
08/03/1908, Genève, Stade des Charmilles, 3500
Friendly International
SWITZERLAND 1 (A. Frenken 41')
FRANCE 2 (Émile Sartorius, André François)
Switzerland: Dr Ivan Dreyfuss; Georges Artique [c], Oskar Kihm; Alfred Mégroz,
Daniel Hug, Emil Hasler; Ernst Walter, Jacques Reich, A. Frenken,
Georges Lang, Hans Kämpfer.
France: Zacharie Baton; Joseph Verlet, Victor Sergent; Maurice Vandendriessche,
Pierre Allemane [c], Henri Moigneu; Émile Sartorius, Albert Jenicot,
André François, Paul Mathaux, Gabriel Hanot.
Referee: H.P. Devitte (England/Switzerland).
Coaches: Switzerland: François Dégérine.
France: committee.
14/03/1908, Dublin, Dalymount Park, 10000
British Championship 1908
IRELAND 0
SCOTLAND 5 (Jimmy Quinn 3' 55' 70' 75', Jimmy Galt 25')
Ireland: Billy Scott [c]; Sandy Craig, Alec McCartney; Val Harris, Jimmy Connor,
English McConnell; Johnny Blair, Dinny Hannon, Billy Andrews,
Charlie O'Hagan, Sammy Young.
Scotland: Harry Rennie; Jim Mitchell, William Agnew; Jock May,
Charlie B. Thomson [c], Jimmy Galt; Bobby Templeton, Bobby Walker,
Jimmy Quinn, Bob McColl, Willie Lennie.
Referee: James Ibbotson (England).
16/03/1908, Wrexham, The Racecourse Ground, 7000
British Championship 1908
WALES 1 (Billy Davies II 89')
ENGLAND 7 (Vivian Woodward 18' 70' 80', Jimmy Windridge 25', Billy Wedlock 30',
George Hilsdon 40' 63')
Wales: Dick Roose (Dai Davies II 46'); Horace Blew, Charlie Morris;
Teddy Hughes III, Maurice Parry, George Latham; Billy Meredith [c],
Billy Matthews, Billy Davies II, Gren Morris, Bobby E. Evans.
England: Horace Peter Bailey; Bob Crompton, Jesse Pennington; Ben Warren,
Billy Wedlock, Evelyn Lintott; Jock Rutherford, Vivian Woodward [c],
George Hilsdon, Jimmy Windridge, Harold Hardman.
Referee: David Philp (Scotland).
Note: Dick Roose left the field due to injury at 15', and was not replaced
until the second half.
23/03/1908, London, Park Royal Ground, 6000
Friendly International
ENGLAND AMATEUR 12 (Bob Hawkes 9', Willie Jordan 16' 32' 40' 48' 58' 89',
Vivian Woodward 23' 52' 66', Arthur Berry 25', James Raine 75')
FRANCE 0
England Amateur: Horace Peter Bailey; Watty Corbett, Albert Edward Scothern; Kenneth Hunt,
Evelyn Lintott, Bob Hawkes; James Raine, Vivian Woodward [c],
Willie Jordan, Arthur Berry, Gordon Wright.
France: André Renaux; Victor Sergent, Henri Moigneu; Maurice Vandendriessche,
Pierre Allemane [c], Julien Denis; Émile Sartorius, Marius Royet,
André François, Paul Mathaux, Gabriel Hanot.
Referee: Thomas Kyle (England).
Coaches: England Amateur: Alfred Davis.
France: committee.
Note: The match is a full international for France, but not for England.
29/03/1908, Antwerpen, Kiel-stadion, 2000
Friendly International (Coupe Vanden Abeele)
BELGIUM 1 (Maurice Vertongen 81')
NETHERLANDS 4 (Cas Ruffelse 12', Jan Thomée 50' 74', Bok de Korver 85')
Belgium: Robert Hustin; Joseph Robyn, Edgard Poelmans; Guillaume Van den Eynde,
Charles Cambier [c], Camille Van Hoorden; Max Tobias, Georges Mathot,
Maurice Vertongen, Louis Saeys, Edgard Van Boxstaele.
Netherlands: Reinier Beeuwkes; Ben Stom [c], Karel Heijting; Noud Stempels,
Bok de Korver, Kees Bekker; Caius Welcker, Edu Snethlage, Cas Ruffelse,
Jan Thomée, Herman Jurgens.
Referee: Patrick Harrower (England).
Coaches: Belgium: committee.
Netherlands: Cees van Hasselt.
04/04/1908, Glasgow, Hampden Park, 121452
British Championship 1908
SCOTLAND 1 (Andy Wilson I 27')
ENGLAND 1 (Jimmy Windridge 75')
Scotland: Peter McBride; Alec McNair, Jimmy Sharp; Andy Aitken,
Charlie B. Thomson [c], Jock May; Jimmy Howie, Bobby Walker, Andy Wilson I,
Wattie White, Jimmy Quinn.
England: Sam Hardy; Bob Crompton, Jesse Pennington; Ben Warren, Billy Wedlock,
Evelyn Lintott; Jock Rutherford, Vivian Woodward [c], George Hilsdon,
Jimmy Windridge, Arthur Bridgett.
Referee: James Mason (England).
05/04/1908, Basel, Landhof, 3500
Friendly International
SWITZERLAND 5 (Hans Kämpfer 21' 89', Ernst Jordan 28' OG,
Dr Siegfried Pfeiffer 32' 57')
GERMANY 3 (Fritz Becker 6' 69', Fritz Förderer 52')
Switzerland: Dr Ivan Dreyfuss; Marcel Henneberg, Daniel Hug; Eugène Strauss,
Alfred Mégroz, Walter Lehmann; Alfred Rubli, Dr Siegfried Pfeiffer [c],
Hans Kämpfer, Roger Isenegger, Theo Kobelt.
Germany: Fritz Baumgarten; Ernst Jordan, Walter Hempel; Karl Ludwig,
Arthur Hiller [c], Hans Weymar; Gustav Hensel, Fritz Förderer, Eugen Kipp,
Fritz Becker, Willy Baumgärtner.
Referee: H.P. Devitte (England/Switzerland).
Coaches: Switzerland: François Dégérine.
Germany: committee.
05/04/1908, Budapest, Millenáris-pálya, 8500
Friendly International
HUNGARY 5 (Imre Schlosser 20' 73', Jenő Károly 78' 86' pen 87')
BOHEMIA 2 (Josef Bělka 58' 74')
Hungary: Dr Paul von Goldberger; Gyula Rumbold, Ferenc Csüdör; Péter Ficzere,
Sándor Bródy, Tivadar Gorszky [c]; Béla Sebestyén, Jenő Károly,
Károly Koródy, Imre Schlosser, Dr Gáspár Borbás.
Bohemia: Václav Titl; Emanuel Benda, Richard Veselý; Alois Kovařovič, Karel Kotouč,
Jaroslav Jirkovský; Josef Bělka, Karel Šubrt, Ctibor Malý, Jan Košek [c],
Jaroslav Špindler.
Referee: Theodore Holley (England).
Coaches: Hungary: Ferenc Stobbe.
Bohemia: committee.
Notes: The match was originally between Budapest and Praha, and was later declared
an official international. The match is official for the modern ČMFS.
It is also reported that Jenő Károly scored the first Hungary goal, and
that Ctibor Malý scored the second Bohemian goal.
11/04/1908, Aberdare, The Athletic Grounds, 6000
British Championship 1908
WALES 0
IRELAND 1 (Harold Sloan 28')
Wales: Bob O. Evans; Horace Blew, Jeff Jones; Ernie Peake, Maurice Parry,
Haydn Price; Billy Meredith, Richie Morris, Mart Watkins [c],
Bert Hodgkinson, Tommy Jones.
Ireland: Billy Scott; Sandy Craig [c], Alec McCartney; Johnny Darling,
English McConnell, Val Harris; Andy Hunter, William J. Hamilton,
Harold Sloan, Charlie O'Hagan, Harry Buckle.
Referee: James Ibbotson (England).
12/04/1908, Colombes, Stade du Matin, 498
Friendly International
FRANCE 1 (Joseph Verlet 76' pen)
BELGIUM 2 (Robert De Veen 22' 29')
France: Zacharie Baton; Joseph Verlet, Victor Sergent; Charles Wilkes,
Pierre Allemane [c], Henri Moigneu; Émile Sartorius, Marius Royet,
Albert Jenicot, Paul Mathaux, Gabriel Hanot.
Belgium: Henri Leroy; Roger Piérard, Edgard Poelmans; Guillaume Van den Eynde,
Charles Cambier [c], Camille Van Hoorden; Max Tobias, Maurice Vertongen,
Robert De Veen, Louis Saeys, Edgard Van Boxstaele.
Referee: James Stark (Scotland).
18/04/1908, Uccle, Léopold Club, 4000
Friendly International
BELGIUM 2 (Robert De Veen 28' 46')
ENGLAND AMATEUR 8 (Arthur Berry 4' 83', Harry Stapley 11' 24',
Vivian Woodward 39' 66' 70', Harold Hardman 85')
Belgium: Robert Hustin; Roger Piérard, Edgard Poelmans; Guillaume Van den Eynde,
Charles Cambier, Camille Van Hoorden [c]; Max Tobias, Robert De Veen,
Gustave Vanderstappen, Louis Saeys, George Hebdin.
England Amateur: Ernest Proud; Watty Corbett, Herbert Smith; Fred Chapman, Evelyn Lintott,
Bob Hawkes; Arthur Berry, Vivian Woodward [c], Harry Stapley,
Claude Victor Purnell, Harold Hardman.
Referee: Gerard Dyxhoorn (Netherlands).
Coaches: Belgium: committee.
England Amateur: Alfred Davis.
Note: The match is a full international for Belgium, but not for England.
20/04/1908, Berlin, Union-Platz, 6000
Friendly International
GERMANY 1 (Fritz Förderer 20' pen)
ENGLAND AMATEUR 5 (Harry Stapley 5' 70', Vivian Woodward 25' 90',
Claude Victor Purnell 43')
Germany: Paul Eichelmann; Otto Hantschick, Paul Fischer; Walter Poppe,
Arthur Hiller [c], Hans Weymar; Adolf Gehrts, Arno Neumann,
Fritz Förderer, Paul Matthes, Willy Baumgärtner.
England Amateur: Ernest Proud; Watty Corbett, Herbert Smith; Fred Chapman, Evelyn Lintott,
Bob Hawkes; Arthur Berry, Vivian Woodward [c], Claude Victor Purnell,
Harry Stapley, Harold Hardman.
Referee: Paul Neumann (Germany).
Coaches: Germany: committee.
England Amateur: Alfred Davis.
Note: The match is a full international for Germany, but not for England.
26/04/1908, Rotterdam, Sparta-terrein aan de Prinsenlaan, 6000
Friendly International
NETHERLANDS 3 (Edu Snethlage 17', Jan Thomée 36' pen 63' pen)
BELGIUM 1 (Louis Saeys 89')
Netherlands: Reinier Beeuwkes; Dr Louis Otten, Karel Heijting [c]; Noud Stempels,
Bok de Korver, Kees Bekker; Herman Jurgens, Jan Thomée, Jan Akkersdijk,
Edu Snethlage, Caius Welcker.
Belgium: Henri Leroy; Roger Piérard, Edgard Poelmans; Guillaume Van den Eynde,
Charles Cambier (Georges Mathot 46'), Camille Van Hoorden; Max Tobias [c],
Jules Suetens, Robert De Veen, Louis Saeys, George Hebdin.
Referee: Jack Howcroft (England).
Coaches: Netherlands: Cees van Hasselt.
Belgium: committee.
03/05/1908, Wien, Hohe Warte I, 3500
Friendly International
AUSTRIA 4 (Johann Andres 9', Karl Kubik 22', Ludwig Hussak 71', Richard Kohn 84')
HUNGARY 0
Austria: Karl Pekarna; Wilhelm Eipeldauer, Heinrich Retschury [c]; H. Knöll,
Alois Kwietek, Ladislaus Dlabac; Ludwig Hussak, Karl Kubik, Richard Kohn,
Adolf Fischera, Johann Andres.
Hungary: László Domonkos; József Müller, Gyula Rumbold; Péter Ficzere,
Sándor Bródy [c], Iván Medgyessy; Béla Sebestyén, Ferenc Weisz,
Károly Koródy, Imre Schlosser, Dr Gáspár Borbás.
Referee: Theodore Holley (England).
Coaches: Austria: committee.
Hungary: Ferenc Stobbe.
Note: Hungarian sources report that Heinrich Lenczewsky briefly replaced
Alois Kwietek, who left the field for a few minutes due to injury.
10/05/1908, Rotterdam, Sparta-terrein aan de Prinsenlaan, 3000
Friendly International
NETHERLANDS 4 (Edu Snethlage 22' 76', Jan Thomée 24', Jan Akkersdijk 60')
FRANCE 1 (André François 74')
Netherlands: Reinier Beeuwkes; Karel Heijting [c], Guus van Hecking Colenbrander;
Kees Bekker, Bok de Korver, Noud Stempels; Caius Welcker, Edu Snethlage,
Jan Akkersdijk, Jan Thomée, Mannes Francken.
France: Maurice Tillette; Fernand Canelle, Henri Moigneu; Julien Du Rhéart,
Julien Denis (Victor Denis 55'), Marius Royet [c]; René Eucher,
Louis Mesnier, André François, Paul Mathaux, Gabriel Hanot.
Referee: Joseph Brauburger (Belgium).
Coaches: Netherlands: Cees van Hasselt.
France: committee.
06/06/1908, Wien, Cricketer-Platz, 3500
Friendly International
AUSTRIA 1 (Wilhelm Schmieger 55')
ENGLAND 6 (Jimmy Windridge 21' 38', Vivian Woodward 40', George Hilsdon 55' 70',
Arthur Bridgett 85')
Austria: Josef Prager; Wilhelm Weihrauch, Rudolf Smolek; Robert Cimera,
Dr Paul Fischl [c], Arthur Wackenreuther; Wilhelm Schmieger, Robert Merz,
Engelbert König, Friedrich Hirschl, Ernst Thurm.
England: Horace Peter Bailey; Bob Crompton, Watty Corbett; Ben Warren,
Billy Wedlock, Bob Hawkes; Jock Rutherford, Vivian Woodward [c],
George Hilsdon, Jimmy Windridge, Arthur Bridgett.
Referee: Cees Groothoff (Netherlands).
Note: Some sources report that Johann Schwarz I played instead of
Wilhelm Weihrauch.
07/06/1908, Wien, Cricketer-Platz, 5000
Friendly International
AUSTRIA 3 (Ladislaus Dlabac 7' pen, Johann Studnicka 41', Johann Andres 44')
GERMANY 2 (Eugen Kipp 6', Adolf Jäger 28')
Austria: Josef Kaltenbrunner; Wilhelm Eipeldauer, Heinrich Retschury [c]; H. Knöll,
Ladislaus Kurpiel, Ladislaus Dlabac; Ludwig Hussak, Karl Kubik,
Johann Studnicka, Adolf Fischera, Johann Andres.
Germany: Paul Eichelmann; Heinrich Riso, Willy Tänzer; Ernst Poetsch, Arthur Hiller,
Hans Weymar; Hans Schmidt, Hermann Garrn, Eugen Kipp [c], Adolf Jäger,
Willy Baumgärtner.
Referee: Wagstaffe Simmons (England).
Note: The first German goal-scorer is also reported as Hermann Garrn, but more
sources agree on Eugen Kipp.
08/06/1908, Wien, Hohe Warte I, 5000
Friendly International
AUSTRIA 1 (Friedrich Hirschl)
ENGLAND 11 (Vivian Woodward 4' 43' ? ?, Jimmy Windridge 6', Jock Rutherford 15',
Frank Bradshaw 18' ? ?, Ben Warren, Arthur Bridgett)
Austria: Rudolf Donhardt; Johann Schwarz I, Rudolf Smolek; Karl Jech,
Dr Paul Fischl [c], Arthur Wackenreuther; Ludwig Hussak, Robert Merz,
Engelbert König, Friedrich Hirschl, Ernst Thurm.
England: Horace Peter Bailey; Bob Crompton, Jesse Pennington; Ben Warren,
Billy Wedlock, Bob Hawkes; Jock Rutherford, Vivian Woodward [c],
Frank Bradshaw, Jimmy Windridge, Arthur Bridgett.
Referee: Ede Herczog (Hungary).
10/06/1908, Budapest, Millenáris-pálya, 7000
Friendly International
HUNGARY 0
ENGLAND 7 (Vivian Woodward 13', George Hilsdon 28' 48' 71' 88',
Jimmy Windridge 30', Jock Rutherford 38')
Hungary: László Domonkos; Gyula Rumbold, Ferenc Csüdör; Péter Ficzere,
Sándor Bródy [c], Ferenc Simon; Zoltán Rónay, Ferenc Weisz, Károly Koródy,
Imre Schlosser, Dr Gáspár Borbás.
England: Horace Peter Bailey; Bob Crompton, Watty Corbett; Ben Warren,
Billy Wedlock, Bob Hawkes; Jock Rutherford, Vivian Woodward [c],
George Hilsdon, Jimmy Windridge, Arthur Bridgett.
Referee: Hugo Meisl (Austria).
Coaches: Hungary: Ferenc Stobbe.
England: committee.
13/06/1908, Praha, Hřiště Slavie na Letné, 4000
Friendly International
BOHEMIA 0
ENGLAND 4 (George Hilsdon 24' 50' pen, Jimmy Windridge 55', Jock Rutherford 83')
Bohemia: Miloslav Jeník; Rudolf Krummer, Richard Veselý [c]; Emanuel Benda,
Karel Kotouč, Jaroslav Jirkovský; Miroslav Široký, Josef Bělka, Jan Starý,
Ctibor Malý, Bohumil Macoun.
England: Horace Peter Bailey; Bob Crompton, Watty Corbett; Ben Warren,
Billy Wedlock, Bob Hawkes; Jock Rutherford, Vivian Woodward [c],
George Hilsdon, Jimmy Windridge, Arthur Bridgett.
Referee: John Lewis (England).
Note: It is also reported that Václav Lomoz played instead of Miroslav Široký.
12/07/1908, Göteborg, Idrottsplatsen, 3000
Friendly International
SWEDEN 11 (Karl Gustafsson 14' 79', Erik Börjesson 24' 60' 75' 86',
Erik Bergström I 27' 29' 44' 89', Hans Lindman 63')
NORWAY 3 (Minotti Bøhn 1' 66', Hans Endrerud 45')
Sweden: Ove Eriksson; Theodor Malm, Nils Andersson; Sven Olsson, Hans Lindman,
Thor Ericsson; Gustaf Bergström [c], Erik Bergström I, Erik Börjesson,
Karl Gustafsson, Karl Ansén.
Norway: Sverre Lie; Macken Widerøe Aas, Wilhelm Brekke; Harald Johansen,
Paul Hauman, Arvid Arisholm; Fridtjof Skonnord, Victor Nysted,
Hans Endrerud [c], Minotti Bøhn, Tryggve Gran.
Referee: Charles Smith (England).
Notes: While the score was 0-1, Sverre Lie saved a penalty from Karl Gustafsson,
and Erik Börjesson missed a penalty. Some sources attribute
Hans Lindman's goal to Erik Börjesson or Karl Gustafsson.
08/09/1908, Göteborg, Walhalla Idrottsplats, 2000
Friendly International
SWEDEN 1 (Erik Bergström I 76')
ENGLAND AMATEUR 6 (Claude Victor Purnell 30' 70', Arthur Berry 31', Lionel Louch 41' 44',
Harold Hardman 74')
Sweden: Oskar Bengtsson; Åke Fjästad, Theodor Malm; Sven Olsson, Hans Lindman [c],
Thor Ericsson; Sune Almkvist, Erik Bergström I, Karl Gustafsson,
Olof Ohlsson, Karl Ansén.
England Amateur: Dr Ron Brebner; Albert Edward Scothern, Herbert Smith; Kenneth Hunt,
Walter Daffern, Bob Hawkes [c]; Arthur Berry, Chris Porter,
Lionel Louch, Claude Victor Purnell, Harold Hardman.
Referee: Ruben Gelbord (Sweden).
Coaches: Sweden: committee.
England Amateur: Alfred Davis.
Note: The match is a full international for Sweden, but not for England.
19/10/1908, London (England), White City Stadium, 2000
Olympic Games
DENMARK 9 (Nils Middelboe 10' 49', Vilhelm Wolfhagen 15' 17' 67' 72',
Harald Bohr 25' 47', Sophus Nielsen 78')
FRANCE B 0
Denmark: Ludwig Drescher; Charles von Buchwald, Harald Hansen; Harald Bohr,
Kristian Middelboe [c], Nils Middelboe; Oskar Nielsen, August Lindgren,
Sophus Nielsen, Vilhelm Wolfhagen, Peter Marius Andersen.
France B: Fernand Desrousseaux; Joseph Verlet [c], Charles Bilot; Sadi Dastarac,
Raoul Gressier, Justin Vialaret; Pierre Six, Albert Jenicot, Henri Holgard,
Paul Mathaux, Adrien Filez.
Referee: Thomas Kyle (England).
Coaches: Denmark: Charlie Williams (England).
France B: committee.
Note: The match is official for both Denmark and France.
20/10/1908, London, White City Stadium, 2000
Olympic Games
UNITED KINGDOM OL. 12 (Harry Stapley x2, Vivian Woodward x2, Arthur Berry, Fred Chapman,
Claude Victor Purnell x4, Bob Hawkes x2)
SWEDEN 1 (Gustaf Bergström 65')
United Kingdom Ol.: Horace Peter Bailey; Watty Corbett, Herbert Smith; Kenneth Hunt,
Fred Chapman, Bob Hawkes; Arthur Berry, Vivian Woodward [c],
Harry Stapley, Claude Victor Purnell, Harold Hardman.
Sweden: Oskar Bengtsson; Åke Fjästad, Theodor Malm; Sven Olsson, Hans Lindman [c],
Olof Ohlsson; Sune Almkvist, Gustaf Bergström, Karl Gustafsson,
Sven Ohlsson, Karl Ansén.
Referee: James Ibbotson (England).
Note: The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland were represented by the
England amateur team, who wore white England shirts with Union Jack badges.
The match is not official for England, neither as a full nor amateur
international. The match is official for Sweden.
22/10/1908, London, White City Stadium, 6000
Olympic Games
UNITED KINGDOM OL. 4 (Harry Stapley 37' 60' 64' 75')
NETHERLANDS 0
United Kingdom Ol.: Horace Peter Bailey; Watty Corbett, Herbert Smith; Kenneth Hunt,
Fred Chapman, Bob Hawkes; Arthur Berry, Vivian Woodward [c],
Harry Stapley, Claude Victor Purnell, Harold Hardman.
Netherlands: Reinier Beeuwkes; Karel Heijting, Dr Louis Otten; Ed Sol, Bok de Korver,
Miel Mundt [c]; Caius Welcker, Jops Reeman, Jan Thomée, Edu Snethlage,
Frans de Bruijn Kops.
Referee: Jack Howcroft (England).
Coaches: United Kingdom Ol.: committee.
Netherlands: Edgar Chadwick (England).
Note: The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland were represented by the
England amateur team, who wore white England shirts with Union Jack badges.
The match is not official for England, neither as a full nor amateur
international. The match is official for Netherlands.
22/10/1908, London (England), White City Stadium, 1000
Olympic Games
DENMARK 17 (Sophus Nielsen 3' 4' 7' 39' 46' 48' 52' 64' 66' 76',
August Lindgren 18' 37', Vilhelm Wolfhagen 60' 72' 82' 89',
Nils Middelboe 68')
FRANCE A 1 (Émile Sartorius 16')
Denmark: Ludwig Drescher; Charles von Buchwald, Harald Hansen; Harald Bohr,
Kristian Middelboe [c], Nils Middelboe; Johannes Gandil, August Lindgren,
Sophus Nielsen, Vilhelm Wolfhagen, Bjørn Rasmussen.
France A: Maurice Tillette; Ursule Wibaut, Jean Dubly; Georges Bayrou,
Charles Renaux, Louis Schubart; Émile Sartorius, Georges-Henri Albert,
André François [c], Gaston Cyprès, René Fenouillère.
Referee: Thomas Campbell (England).
Coaches: Denmark: Charlie Williams (England).
France A: committee.
Note: The match is official for both Denmark and France.
23/10/1908, London (England), White City Stadium, 1000
Olympic Games
NETHERLANDS 2 (Jops Reeman 6', Edu Snethlage 58')
SWEDEN 0
Netherlands: Reinier Beeuwkes; Karel Heijting, Dr Louis Otten; Ed Sol, Bok de Korver [c],
Jan Kok; Caius Welcker, Edu Snethlage, Jops Reeman, Jan Thomée,
Frans de Bruijn Kops.
Sweden: Oskar Bengtsson; Åke Fjästad, Nils Andersson; Sven Olsson,
Hans Lindman [c], Valter Lidén; Arvid Fagrell, Gustaf Bergström,
Olof Ohlsson, Karl Gustafsson, Karl Ansén.
Referee: John Hargreaves Pearson (England).
Coaches: Netherlands: Edgar Chadwick (England).
Sweden: committee.
Note: Reinier Beeuwkes saved a penalty when the score was 1-0.
24/10/1908, London, White City Stadium, 8000
Olympic Games
UNITED KINGDOM OL. 2 (Fred Chapman 20', Vivian Woodward 46')
DENMARK 0
United Kingdom Ol.: Horace Peter Bailey; Watty Corbett, Herbert Smith; Kenneth Hunt,
Fred Chapman, Bob Hawkes; Arthur Berry, Vivian Woodward [c],
Harry Stapley, Claude Victor Purnell, Harold Hardman.
Denmark: Ludwig Drescher; Charles von Buchwald, Harald Hansen; Harald Bohr,
Kristian Middelboe [c], Nils Middelboe; Oskar Nielsen, August Lindgren,
Sophus Nielsen, Vilhelm Wolfhagen, Bjørn Rasmussen.
Referee: John Lewis (England).
Coaches: United Kingdom Ol.: committee.
Denmark: Charlie Williams (England).
Note: The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland were represented by the
England amateur team, who wore white England shirts with Union Jack badges.
The match is not official for England, neither as a full nor amateur
international. The match is official for Denmark.
25/10/1908, Den Haag, De Diepput, 8000
Friendly International
NETHERLANDS 5 (Edu Snethlage 6' 51', Caius Welcker 41', Mannes Francken 49',
Jan Thomée 73')
SWEDEN 3 (Karl Gustafsson 8' 28', Olof Ohlsson 21')
Netherlands: Reinier Beeuwkes; Karel Heijting, Harry Kuneman; Kees Bekker,
Bok de Korver, Miel Mundt [c]; Caius Welcker, Edu Snethlage,
Mannes Francken, Jan Thomée, Wim Groskamp.
Sweden: Oskar Bengtsson; Åke Fjästad, Nils Andersson; Sven Olsson,
Hans Lindman [c], Valter Lidén; Sune Almkvist, Gustaf Bergström,
Olof Ohlsson, Karl Gustafsson, Karl Ansén.
Referee: Joseph Brauburger (Belgium).
Coaches: Netherlands: Edgar Chadwick (England).
Sweden: committee.
26/10/1908, Uccle, Stade du Vivier d'Oie, 800
Friendly International
BELGIUM 2 (Vahram Kevorkian 30', Fernand Goossens 31')
SWEDEN 1 (Karl Gustafsson 39')
Belgium: Henri Leroy; Louis Joux, Gaston Hubin; Guillaume Van den Eynde,
Charles Cambier, Camille Van Hoorden [c]; Guillaume Meulders,
Fernand Goossens, Vahram Kevorkian, Désiré Paternoster,
Edgard Van Boxstaele.
Sweden: Oskar Bengtsson; Åke Fjästad, Nils Andersson; Sven Olsson,
Hans Lindman [c], Theodor Malm; Sune Almkvist, Gustaf Bergström,
Sven Ohlsson, Karl Gustafsson, Karl Ansén.
Referee: Charles Barette (Belgium).
01/11/1908, Budapest, Millenáris-pálya, 6500
Friendly International
HUNGARY 5 (Josef Kaltenbrunner 3' OG, Béla Krempels 17', Imre Schlosser 44' 59',
Károly Koródy 70')
AUSTRIA 3 (Adolf Fischera 12' 79', Johann Studnicka 23')
Hungary: László Domonkos; Gyula Rumbold, Oszkár Szendrő; Gyula Bíró,
Sándor Bródy [c], Antal Vágó; Béla Sebestyén, Béla Krempels, Károly Koródy,
Imre Schlosser, Ödön Molnár.
Austria: Josef Kaltenbrunner; Heinrich Retschury [c], Rudolf Smolek; Karl Jech,
Ladislaus Kurpiel, Dr Karl Tekusch; Ludwig Hussak, Leopold Neubauer,
Johann Studnicka, Adolf Fischera, Johann Andres.
Referee: Constantin Riso (Germany).
Coaches: Hungary: Frigyes Minder.
Austria: committee.
Note: It is also reported that Béla Krempels scored the fourth Hungarian goal.
13/02/1909, Bradford, Park Avenue, 28000
British Championship 1909
ENGLAND 4 (George Hilsdon 50' 87' pen, Vivian Woodward 60' 80')
IRELAND 0
England: Sam Hardy; Bob Crompton, Joe Cottle; Ben Warren, Billy Wedlock,
Evelyn Lintott; Arthur Berry, Vivian Woodward [c], George Hilsdon,
Jimmy Windridge, Arthur Bridgett.
Ireland: Billy Scott; Jimmy Balfe, Alec McCartney; Val Harris [c], Johnny Darling,
George McClure; Andy Hunter, Billy Lacey, Bill Greer, Charlie O'Hagan,
Sammy Young.
Referee: James Stark (Scotland).
01/03/1909, Wrexham, The Racecourse Ground, 6000
British Championship 1909
WALES 3 (Billy Davies II 25' 39', Lot Jones 29')
SCOTLAND 2 (Bobby Walker 70', Harold Paul 73')
Wales: Dick Roose; Horace Blew, Charlie Morris; Maurice Parry, Ernie Peake,
Haydn Price; Billy Meredith [c], George Wynn, Billy Davies II, Lot Jones,
Bobby E. Evans.
Scotland: Peter McBride; Tom Collins, Jimmy Sharp; Jock May, Charlie B. Thomson [c],
Peter McWilliam; Alec Bennett, John B. Hunter II, Bobby Walker,
Peter Somers, Harold Paul.
Referee: Thomas Campbell (England).
13/03/1909, Oxford, Britannia Field, 6000
Friendly International
ENGLAND AMATEUR 9 (Cyril Dunning x3, Chris Porter x3, Fred Chapman, Gordon Hoare x2)
GERMANY 0
England Amateur: Horace Peter Bailey; Watty Corbett, Herbert Smith [c]; Kenneth Hunt,
Fred Chapman, Bob Hawkes; Arthur Berry, Cyril Dunning, Gordon Hoare,
Chris Porter, Edward George Davis.
Germany: Adolf Werner; Otto Hantschick, Erich Massini; Camillo Ugi,
Dr Josef Glaser [c], Paul Hunder; Erich Albrecht, Hermann Garrn,
Adolf Jäger, Helmut Röpnack, Willy Baumgärtner.
Referee: Thomas Kyle (England).
Coaches: England Amateur: Alfred Davis.
Germany: committee.
Notes: The match is a full international for Germany, but not for England.
Some sources erroneously report the date as 16/03/1909.
15/03/1909, Glasgow, Ibrox Park, 24000
British Championship 1909
SCOTLAND 5 (Jimmy McMenemy 14' 77', Sandy MacFarlane 20', Alexander Thomson I 48',
Harold Paul 84')
IRELAND 0
Scotland: Jimmy Brownlie; James Main, Jimmy Watson II; William Walker,
Jimmy Stark [c], Jimmy Hay; Alec Bennett, Jimmy McMenemy,
Alexander Thomson I, Sandy MacFarlane, Harold Paul.
Ireland: Billy Scott; Sandy Craig, Alec McCartney; Val Harris [c],
English McConnell, Harold Sloan; Andy Hunter, Billy Lacey, Bill Greer,
Charles Webb, Jack Kirwan.
Referee: James Mason (England).
Coaches: Scotland: committee.
Ireland: Hugh McAteer.
15/03/1909, Nottingham, City Ground, 11500
British Championship 1909
ENGLAND 2 (George Holley 15', Bert Freeman 42')
WALES 0
England: Sam Hardy; Bob Crompton, Jesse Pennington; Ben Warren, Billy Wedlock,
Colin Veitch; Fred Pentland, Vivian Woodward [c], Bert Freeman,
George Holley, Arthur Bridgett.
Wales: Dick Roose; Horace Blew, Charlie Morris [c]; Maurice Parry, Ernie Peake,
Haydn Price; Billy Meredith, George Wynn, Billy Davies II, Lot Jones,
Billy C. Davies III.
Referee: David Philp (Scotland).
20/03/1909, Belfast, Grosvenor Park, 8000
British Championship 1909
IRELAND 2 (Billy Lacey 30', Andy Hunter 75')
WALES 3 (Lot Jones, George Wynn, Billy Meredith)
Ireland: Billy Scott; John Seymour, Alec McCartney; Val Harris [c], Jimmy Connor,
English McConnell; Andy Hunter, Billy Lacey, Bill Greer, Charles Webb,
Jack Slemin.
Wales: Dick Roose; Charlie Morris [c], Jeff Jones; George Latham, Ernie Peake,
Lloyd Davies; Billy Meredith, George Wynn, Billy Davies II, Lot Jones,
Haydn Price.
Referee: James Stark (Scotland).
Coaches: Ireland: John McIlvenny.
Wales: committee.
21/03/1909, Antwerpen, Kiel-stadion, 6000
Friendly International
BELGIUM 1 (Edgard Poelmans 63')
NETHERLANDS 4 (Edu Snethlage 11', Dé Kessler 19', Caius Welcker 38', Guus Lutjens 79')
Belgium: Robert Hustin; Roger Piérard, Edgard Poelmans; Maurice Vertongen,
Charles Cambier, Camille Van Hoorden [c]; Georges Pootmans, Robert De Veen,
George Hebdin, Louis Saeys, Edgard Van Boxstaele.
Netherlands: Reinier Beeuwkes; Karel Heijting, Kees van Nieuwenhuizen; Miel Mundt [c],
Bok de Korver, Vic Gonsalves; Caius Welcker, Edu Snethlage, Guus Lutjens,
Mannes Francken, Dé Kessler.
Referee: Thomas Kyle (England).
Coaches: Belgium: committee.
Netherlands: Edgar Chadwick (England).
03/04/1909, London, Crystal Palace, 27000
British Championship 1909
ENGLAND 2 (George Wall 3' 10')
SCOTLAND 0
England: Sam Hardy; Bob Crompton [c], Jesse Pennington; Ben Warren, Billy Wedlock,
Evelyn Lintott; Fred Pentland, Harold Fleming, Bert Freeman,
George Holley, George Wall.
Scotland: Jimmy Brownlie; Jock Cameron III, Jimmy Watson II; Alec McNair,
Jimmy Stark [c], Peter McWilliam; Alec Bennett, Bobby Walker, Jimmy Quinn,
George Wilson, Harold Paul.
Referee: James Stark (Scotland).
Note: Sam Hardy saved a penalty from Jimmy Stark.
04/04/1909, Karlsruhe, Exerzierplatz, 7000
Friendly International
GERMANY 1 (Eugen Kipp 25')
SWITZERLAND 0
Germany: Eberhard Illmer; Dr Otto Nicodemus, Robert Neumaier; Karl Burger,
Dr Josef Glaser [c], Arthur Hiller; Hermann Schweickert, Fritz Förderer,
Otto Löble, Eugen Kipp, Emil Oberle.
Switzerland: Josef Ochsner; Heinrich Müller [c], Émile Glaser; A. Neuweiler,
Alfred Rubli, Oskar Kihm; ?. Schneider, Emil Hasler, Julius Staub,
Georges Lang, Otto Fehlmann.
Referee: Albert Sohn (Germany).
Coaches: Germany: committee.
Switzerland: François Dégérine.
04/04/1909, Budapest, Millenáris-pálya, 9000
Friendly International
HUNGARY 3 (Dr Gáspár Borbás 4', Imre Schlosser 28', Károly Koródy 60')
GERMANY 3 (Willi Worpitzky 5' 33', Camillo Ugi 79' pen)
Hungary: László Domonkos; Gyula Rumbold, Oszkár Szendrő; Gyula Bíró,
Sándor Bródy [c], Tivadar Gorszky; Béla Sebestyén, Béla Krempels,
Károly Koródy, Imre Schlosser, Dr Gáspár Borbás.
Germany: Adolf Werner; Herbert Hirth, Heinrich Riso; Ernst Poetsch, Camillo Ugi [c],
Paul Hunder; Edwin Dutton, Leopold Richter, Willi Worpitzky, Richard Queck,
Fritz Schulz.
Referee: Hugo Meisl (Austria).
Coaches: Hungary: Frigyes Minder.
Germany: committee.
12/04/1909, Amsterdam, Oud-Roosenburgh, 15000
Friendly International
NETHERLANDS 0
ENGLAND AMATEUR 4 (Cyril Dunning 7' 36', Chris Porter 28', Harry Stapley 61')
Netherlands: Reinier Beeuwkes; Karel Heijting, Dr Louis Otten; Ed Sol, Miel Mundt [c],
Vic Gonsalves; Caius Welcker, Edu Snethlage, Guus Lutjens, Mannes Francken,
Dé Kessler.
England Amateur: Horace Peter Bailey; Albert Edward Bell, Herbert Smith [c]; Alec Campbell,
Fred Chapman, Bob Hawkes; James Raine, Cyril Dunning, Harry Stapley,
Chris Porter, Gordon Wright.
Referee: Joseph Brauburger (Belgium).
Coaches: Netherlands: Edgar Chadwick (England).
England Amateur: Alfred Davis.
Note: The match is a full international for Netherlands, but not for England.
19/04/1909, London, White Hart Lane, 4000
Friendly International
ENGLAND AMATEUR 11 (Harry Stapley x3, Cyril Dunning x4, James Raine, Vivian Woodward x2,
Fred Chapman)
BELGIUM 2 (Robert De Veen 35' 70')
England Amateur: Harold Lemoine; Albert Edward Bell, Herbert Smith; Kenneth Hunt,
Fred Chapman, Bob Hawkes; James Raine, Vivian Woodward [c], Harry Stapley,
Cyril Dunning, Gordon Wright.
Belgium: Godefroid Van Melderen; Albert Friling, Jacques Sterckval;
Maurice Lefèbvre, Charles Cambier [c], Prosper Braeckman; Georges Pootmans,
Fernand Goossens, Robert De Veen, Louis Saeys, Edgard Van Boxstaele.
Referee: Cees Groothoff (Netherlands).
Coaches: Belgium: committee.
England Amateur: Alfred Davis.
Note: The match is a full international for Belgium, but not for England.
25/04/1909, Rotterdam, Sparta-terrein aan de Prinsenlaan, 10000
Friendly International
NETHERLANDS 4 (Guus Lutjens 2', Edu Snethlage 21' 32' 54')
BELGIUM 1 (Fernand Goossens 58')
Netherlands: Reinier Beeuwkes; Karel Heijting, Dr Louis Otten [c]; Willem Boerdam,
Bok de Korver, Dirk Lotsij; Caius Welcker, Edu Snethlage, Guus Lutjens,
Mannes Francken, Dé Kessler.
Belgium: Godefroid Van Melderen; Émile Andrieu, Jacques Sterckval;
Hector Raemaekers, Charles Cambier, Camille Van Hoorden [c];
Georges Pootmans, Fernand Goossens, Robert De Veen, Laurent Theunen,
Edgard Van Boxstaele.
Referee: Jack Howcroft (England).
Coaches: Netherlands: Edgar Chadwick (England).
Belgium: committee.
02/05/1909, Wien, Cricketer-Platz, 1400
Friendly International
AUSTRIA 3 (Leopold Neubauer 9' 57' pen, Wilhelm Schmieger 20')
HUNGARY 4 (Imre Schlosser 35' 54' pen 73' pen, Gyula Bíró 37')
Austria: Josef Kaltenbrunner; Heinrich Retschury [c], Rudolf Smolek;
Arthur Wackenreuther, H. Knöll, Ernst Singer; Karl Beck, Wilhelm Schmieger,
Leopold Neubauer, Engelbert König, Robert Kraus.
Hungary: Ferenc Bihari; Gyula Rumbold, Oszkár Szendrő; Gyula Bíró,
Sándor Bródy [c], Antal Vágó; Béla Sebestyén, Vilmos Kertész,
Károly Koródy, Imre Schlosser, Dr Gáspár Borbás.
Referee: Paul Neumann (Germany).
Coaches: Austria: committee.
Hungary: Frigyes Minder.
09/05/1909, Uccle, Stade du Vivier d'Oie, 1500
Friendly International
BELGIUM 5 (Robert De Veen 30' 41' 80', Camille Van Hoorden 83',
Laurent Theunen 85')
FRANCE 2 (Henri Mouton 60', Jean Rigal 89')
Belgium: Robert Hustin; Émile Andrieu, Joseph Robyn; Hector Raemaekers,
Charles Cambier, Camille Van Hoorden [c]; Georges Pootmans,
Fernand Goossens, Robert De Veen, Laurent Theunen, Edgard Van Boxstaele.
France: ?. Tessier; Ernest Tossier, Henri Guerre; Jean Rigal, Raymond Gouin,
Jean-Marie Barat; Maurice Meunier, Henri Bellocq [c], Henri Mouton,
Félix Julien, Alfred Compeyrat.
Referee: James Schumacher (England).
20/05/1909, Basel, Landhof, 8000
Friendly International
SWITZERLAND 0
ENGLAND AMATEUR 9 (Vivian Woodward x4, James Raine x2, Harry Stapley, Cyril Dunning x2)
Switzerland: Josef Ochsner; Heinrich Müller [c], Émile Glaser; A. Neuweiler,
Alfred Rubli, Pierre Collet; Ernst Walter, Emil Hasler, Henri Sydler,
Hans Kämpfer, Theo Kobelt.
England Amateur: Dr Ron Brebner; Albert Edward Bell, Herbert Smith; Fred Fayers,
Fred Chapman, Bob Hawkes; James Raine, Vivian Woodward [c], Harry Stapley,
Cyril Dunning, Gordon Wright.
Referee: H.P. Devitte (England/Switzerland).
Coaches: Switzerland: François Dégérine.
England Amateur: Alfred Davis.
Note: The match is a full international for Switzerland, but not for England.
22/05/1909, Gentilly, Stade de la FGSPF, 390
Friendly International
FRANCE 0
ENGLAND AMATEUR 11 (Vivian Woodward, Harry Stapley x2, Chris Porter x3, Gordon Wright,
Fred Fayers x2, James Raine x2)
France: ?. Tessier; Gilbert Brébion, André Sollier; Jean Rigal, Raymond Gouin,
Jean-Marie Barat; Victor Hitzel, Henri Bellocq [c], Henri Mouton,
Félix Julien, J. Pacot.
England Amateur: Dr Ron Brebner; Albert Edward Bell, Herbert Smith; Fred Fayers,
Fred Chapman, Bob Hawkes; James Raine, Vivian Woodward [c], Harry Stapley,
Chris Porter, Gordon Wright.
Referee: Joseph Brauburger (Belgium).
Coaches: France: committee.
England Amateur: Alfred Davis.
Note: The match is a full international for France, but not for England.
29/05/1909, Budapest, Millenáris-pálya, 10000
Friendly International
HUNGARY 2 (Ákos Késmárky 44', József Grósz 72')
ENGLAND 4 (Arthur Bridgett 5', Vivian Woodward 39' 79', Harold Fleming 42')
Hungary: Ferenc Bihari; Ferenc Manglitz, Béla Révész; János Weinber,
Jenő Károly [c], Lipót Kanyaurek; Ferenc Weisz, István Nyilas,
Ákos Késmárky, István Tóth, József Grósz.
England: Sam Hardy; Bob Crompton, Jesse Pennington; Ben Warren, Billy Wedlock,
Evelyn Lintott; Fred Pentland, Harold Fleming, Vivian Woodward [c],
George Holley, Arthur Bridgett.
Referee: Cees Groothoff (Netherlands).
Coaches: Hungary: Frigyes Minder.
England: committee.
Note: Some sources report that the fourth English goal was an own-goal by
János Weinber.
30/05/1909, Budapest, Millenáris-pálya, 11000
Friendly International
HUNGARY 1 (Dr Gáspár Borbás 2')
AUSTRIA 1 (Karl Schrenk 17')
Hungary: Ferenc Bihari; Gyula Rumbold, Oszkár Szendrő; Gyula Bíró, Sándor Bródy [c],
Antal Vágó; Béla Sebestyén, Vilmos Kertész, Károly Koródy, Imre Schlosser,
Dr Gáspár Borbás.
Austria: Josef Kaltenbrunner; Heinrich Retschury [c], Karl Vladar;
Heinrich Lenczewsky, Harry Oppenheim, Arthur Preiss; Karl Beck,
Karl Schrenk, Dr Rudolf Höllerl, Anton Cargnelli, Josef Pfeiffer.
Referee: Wagstaffe Simmons (England).
Coaches: Hungary: Frigyes Minder.
Austria: committee.
31/05/1909, Budapest, Millenáris-pálya, 11000
Friendly International
HUNGARY 2 (Imre Schlosser 50', Árpád Mészáros 77')
ENGLAND 8 (Harold Fleming 3' 44', Vivian Woodward 12' 36' 55' 58',
George Holley 17' 89')
Hungary: Ferenc Bihari; Gyula Rumbold, Oszkár Szendrő; Gyula Bíró, Jenő Károly [c],
Antal Vágó; Gyula Feketeházy, Ferenc Weisz, Árpád Mészáros, Imre Schlosser,
Dr Gáspár Borbás.
England: Sam Hardy; Bob Crompton, Jesse Pennington; Ben Warren, Billy Wedlock,
Evelyn Lintott; Fred Pentland, Harold Fleming, Vivian Woodward [c],
George Holley, Arthur Bridgett.
Referee: Hugo Meisl (Austria).
Coaches: Hungary: Frigyes Minder.
England: committee.
01/06/1909, Wien, Hohe Warte I, 3000
Friendly International
AUSTRIA 1 (Leopold Neubauer)
ENGLAND 8 (Vivian Woodward x3, Harold Halse x2, George Holley x2, Ben Warren)
Austria: Josef Prager; Karl Groß, Heinrich Retschury [c]; Viktor Löwenfeld,
Arthur Preiss, Heinrich Lenczewsky; Ludwig Hussak, Josef Schediwy,
Karl Schrenk, Leopold Neubauer, Franz Scheu.
England: Sam Hardy; Bob Crompton, Jesse Pennington; Ben Warren, Billy Wedlock,
George Richards; Fred Pentland, Harold Halse, Vivian Woodward [c],
George Holley, Arthur Bridgett.
Referee: Ferenc Schubert (Hungary).
06/11/1909, Kingston upon Hull, Anlaby Road, 10000
Friendly International
ENGLAND AMATEUR 7 (Syd Owen 4' 37' 87', Harry Stapley 5' 50' 73', Vivian Woodward 74')
SWEDEN 0
England Amateur: Dr Ron Brebner; Watty Corbett, Herbert Smith; Fred Fayers, Fred Chapman,
James Olley; Arthur Berry, Vivian Woodward [c], Harry Stapley, Syd Owen,
Gordon Wright.
Sweden: Oskar Bengtsson; Konrad Törnqvist, Nils Andersson; Sven Olsson,
Ivar Ryberg, Thor Ericsson; Gustaf Bergström [c], Erik Bergström I,
Erik Börjesson, Herman Myhrberg, Henrik Bergström.
Referee: Cees Groothoff (Netherlands).
Coaches: England Amateur: Alfred Davis.
Sweden: committee.
Note: The match is a full international for Sweden, but not for England.
07/11/1909, Budapest, Millenáris-pálya, 10000
Friendly International
HUNGARY 2 (Imre Schlosser 6' 48')
AUSTRIA 2 (Wilhelm Schmieger 5' 62')
Hungary: Ferenc Bihari; Gyula Rumbold, Oszkár Szendrő; Gyula Bíró, Jenő Károly [c],
Tivadar Gorszky; Béla Sebestyén, György Hlavay, Ákos Késmárky,
Imre Schlosser, Ferenc Weisz.
Austria: Karl Krof; Wilhelm Weihrauch, Karl Groß; Viktor Löwenfeld,
Heinrich Lenczewsky, Karl Linzmayr; Karl Beck, Robert Merz,
Wilhelm Schmieger [c], Leopold Neubauer, Johann Andres.
Referee: Paul Neumann (Germany).
Coaches: Hungary: Frigyes Minder.
Austria: committee.
11/12/1909, London, Stamford Bridge, 5274
Friendly International
ENGLAND AMATEUR 9 (Harry Stapley 5', Vivian Woodward 9' 14' 21' 23' 60' 85', Syd Owen 41',
Ernest Williams 89')
NETHERLANDS 1 (Tonny Kessler 38')
England Amateur: Dr Ron Brebner; Watty Corbett, Arthur Knight; Kenneth Hunt, Fred Chapman,
Bob Hawkes; Arthur Berry, Vivian Woodward [c], Harry Stapley, Syd Owen,
Ernest Williams.
Netherland: Reinier Beeuwkes; Hermann Peltzer, Kees van Nieuwenhuizen; Karel Heijting,
Bok de Korver, Leo Bosschart; Caius Welcker, Edu Snethlage [c],
Tonny Kessler, Guus Lutjens, Mannes Francken.
Referee: Charles Barette (Belgium).
Coaches: England Amateur: Alfred Davis.
Netherlands: Edgar Chadwick (England).
Note: The match is a full international for Netherlands, but not for England.
12/02/1910, Belfast, Solitude, 8000
British Championship 1910
IRELAND 1 (Frank Thompson 43')
ENGLAND 1 (Harold Fleming 51')
Ireland: Billy Scott [c]; Sam Burnison, Paddy McCann; Val Harris,
English McConnell, Johnny Darling; Bill Renneville, Billy Lacey,
Jimmy Murray, John Murphy, Frank Thompson.
England: Sam Hardy; Herbert Morley, Arthur Cowell; Andy Ducat, Billy Wedlock,
Billy Bradshaw; Dicky Bond, Harold Fleming, Vivian Woodward [c], Joe Bache,
Bert Hall.
Referee: Alex Jackson (Scotland).
05/03/1910, Kilmarnock, Rugby Park, 22000
British Championship 1910
SCOTLAND 1 (Archie Devine 75')
WALES 0
Scotland: Jimmy Brownlie; George Law, Jim Mitchell; Alec McNair, Willie Loney,
Jimmy Hay [c]; Alec Bennett, Jimmy McMenemy, Jimmy Quinn, Archie Devine,
George Robertson I.
Wales: Dick Roose; Jeff Jones, Charlie Morris [c]; Teddy Hughes III,
Ernie Peake, Llew Davies; Billy Meredith, Billy C. Davies III, Evan Jones,
Gren Morris, Bobby E. Evans.
Referee: Herbert Bamlett (England).
13/03/1910, Antwerpen, Kiel-stadion, 8500
Friendly International (Coupe Vanden Abeele)
BELGIUM 3 (Robert De Veen 19' 24', Alphonse Six 119')
NETHERLANDS 2 (Guus Lutjens 21', Dé Kessler 26')
After Extra Time.
Belgium: Marcel Feye [c]; Paul Bouttiau, Émile Andrieu; Maurice Petit,
Charles Cambier, Fernand Goossens; Hector Goetinck, Alphonse Six,
Robert De Veen, Louis Saeys, Désiré Paternoster.
Netherlands: Reinier Beeuwkes; John Heijning, Dr Louis Otten [c]; Karel Heijting,
Bok de Korver, Vic Gonsalves; Piet van der Wolk, Guus Lutjens,
Cas Ruffelse, Mannes Francken, Dé Kessler.
Referee: James Schumacher (England).
Coaches: Belgium: Willie Maxwell (Scotland).
Netherlands: Edgar Chadwick (England).
14/03/1910, Cardiff, The Arms Park, 20000
British Championship 1910
WALES 0
ENGLAND 1 (Andy Ducat 66')
Wales: Dick Roose; Horace Blew, Charlie Morris; Teddy Hughes III, George Latham,
Llew Davies; Billy Meredith [c], George Wynn, Lot Jones, Gren Morris,
Bobby E. Evans.
England: Sam Hardy; Bob Crompton [c], Jesse Pennington; Andy Ducat, Billy Wedlock,
Billy Bradshaw; Dicky Bond, Harold Fleming, Jack Parkinson, George Holley,
George Wall.
Referee: James Stark (Scotland).
Note: The referee is also reported as David Philp (Scotland).
19/03/1910, Belfast, Windsor Park, 17000
British Championship 1910
IRELAND 1 (Frank Thompson 54')
SCOTLAND 0
Ireland: Billy Scott [c]; Sam Burnison, Paddy McCann; Val Harris,
English McConnell, Johnny Darling; Bill Renneville, Billy Lacey,
Jimmy Murray, John Murphy, Frank Thompson.
Scotland: Jimmy Brownlie; George Law, Jim Mitchell; William Walker, Willie Loney,
Jimmy Hay [c]; George Sinclair, Jock McTavish, Jimmy Quinn,
Sandy Higgins II, Bobby Templeton.
Referee: Jack Howcroft (England).
Coaches: Ireland: William Quinn.
Scotland: committee.
26/03/1910, Uccle, Léopold Club, 4000
Friendly International
BELGIUM 2 (Alphonse Six 23', Désiré Paternoster 25')
ENGLAND AMATEUR 2 (William Steer 16', Syd Owen 55')
Belgium: Marcel Feye [c]; Paul Bouttiau, Émile Andrieu; Charles Bauwens,
Charles Cambier, Prosper Braeckman; Hector Goetinck, Alphonse Six,
Robert De Veen, Louis Saeys, Désiré Paternoster.
England Amateur: William Micklethwait; Albert Edward Bell, William Martin; Fred Fayers,
Fred Chapman, Bob Hawkes [c]; Arthur Berry, Chris Porter, William Steer,
Syd Owen, Arthur Kerry.
Referee: Cees Groothoff (Netherlands).
Coaches: Belgium: Willie Maxwell (Scotland).
England Amateur: committee.
Note: The match is a full international for Belgium, but not for England.
02/04/1910, Glasgow, Hampden Park, 106205
British Championship 1910
SCOTLAND 2 (Jimmy McMenemy 20', Jimmy Quinn 32')
ENGLAND 0
Scotland: Jimmy Brownlie; George Law, Jimmy Hay; Andy Aitken, Charlie B. Thomson [c],
Peter McWilliam; Alec Bennett, Jimmy McMenemy, Jimmy Quinn,
Sandy Higgins II, Bobby Templeton.
England: Sam Hardy; Bob Crompton [c], Jesse Pennington; Andy Ducat, Billy Wedlock,
Harry Makepeace; Dicky Bond, Billy Hibbert, Jack Parkinson, Wally Hardinge,
George Wall.
Referee: James Mason (England).
03/04/1910, Gentilly, Stade de la FGSPF, 950
Friendly International
FRANCE 0
BELGIUM 4 (Alphonse Six 27' 70' 85', Robert De Veen 73')
France: ?. Tessier; D. Mercier, André Sollier; Jean Rigal, Jean Ducret,
Eugène Petel; Maurice Olivier, Henri Bellocq, Henri Mouton,
Étienne Jourde [c], Joseph Delvecchio.
Belgium: Pierre Kogel; Paul Bouttiau, Émile Andrieu; Prosper Braeckman,
Charles Cambier [c], Fernand Goossens; Hector Goetinck, Alphonse Six,
Robert De Veen, Louis Saeys, Désiré Paternoster.
Referee: James Stark (Scotland).
Coaches: France: committee.
Belgium: Willie Maxwell (Scotland).
03/04/1910, Basel, Landhof, 5000
Friendly International
SWITZERLAND 2 (Heinrich Müller 44', Marcel Renand 58')
GERMANY 3 (Marius Hiller 8', Eugen Kipp 55' 85')
Switzerland: Ernst Flückiger; Heinrich Müller [c], Oskar Kihm; Pic Günthardt,
Adolf Stelzer, J. Baierlé; Ernest Weiss, Jacques Bürgin, Henri Sydler,
Marcel Renand, Pierre Collet.
Germany: Hans Riso; Paul Kühnle, Walter Hempel; Karl Burger, Wilhelm Trautmann,
Paul Hunder [c]; Karl Wegele, Marius Hiller, Otto Löble, Eugen Kipp,
Ludwig Philipp.
Referee: H.P. Devitte (England/Switzerland).
09/04/1910, London, Park Royal Ground, 5000
Friendly International
ENGLAND AMATEUR 6 (Fred Fayers 5', George Webb 10' 60', Robert Corbett 11',
William Steer 13' 40')
SWITZERLAND 1 (Henri Sydler 80')
England Amateur: Teddy Howling; Harry Boardman, William Martin; Fred Fayers, Fred Chapman,
Bob Hawkes [c]; Arthur Berry, George Webb, William Steer, Robert Corbett,
Arthur Kerry.
Switzerland: Ernst Flückiger; Heinrich Müller, Émile Glaser [c] (Gustav Bark 8');
Pic Günthardt, Oskar Kihm, J. Baierlé; Ernest Weiss, Jacques Bürgin,
Henri Sydler, Marcel Renand, Pierre Collet.
Referee: Joseph Brauburger (Belgium).
Note: The match is a full international for Switzerland, but not for England.
10/04/1910, Haarlem, HFC-terrein aan de Spanjaardslaan, 11000
Friendly International (Nieuwsblad Beker)
NETHERLANDS 7 (Caius Welcker 10' 28', Mannes Francken 15' 45' 62', Jan Thomée 55' 80')
BELGIUM 0
Netherlands: Reinier Beeuwkes; Karel Heijting, Dr Louis Otten [c]; Leo Bosschart,
Bok de Korver, Arnold Hörburger; Caius Welcker, Guus Lutjens,
Mannes Francken, Jan Thomée, Dé Kessler.
Belgium: Marcel Feye [c]; Paul Bouttiau, Émile Andrieu; Prosper Braeckman,
Charles Cambier, Fernand Goossens; Hector Goetinck, Alphonse Six,
Robert De Veen, Louis Saeys, Désiré Paternoster.
Referee: Jack Howcroft (England).
Coaches: Netherlands: Edgar Chadwick (England).
Belgium: Willie Maxwell (Scotland).
11/04/1910, Wrexham, The Racecourse Ground, 8000
British Championship 1910
WALES 4 (Bobby E. Evans x2, Gren Morris x2)
IRELAND 1 (Johnny Darling 47' pen)
Wales: Dick Roose; Lloyd Davies, Charlie Morris [c]; Teddy Hughes III,
Ernie Peake, Llew Davies; Billy Meredith, Love Jones, Evan Jones,
Gren Morris, Bobby E. Evans.
Ireland: Jack O'Hehir; Jimmy Balfe, Paddy McCann; Val Harris,
English McConnell [c], Johnny Darling; Bill Renneville, Billy Lacey,
Jimmy Murray, John Murphy, Frank Thompson.
Referee: James Mason (England).
Coaches: Wales: committee.
Ireland: Billy Crone.
16/04/1910, Brighton, Goldstone Ground, 3500
Friendly International
ENGLAND AMATEUR 10 (Tom Wilson 9' 10' 70' 82', Arthur Berry 18', Fred Chapman 27',
William Steer 35' 43' 53' 84')
FRANCE 1 (Auguste Tousset 87')
England Amateur: Frank Leese; Harry Boardman, William Martin; Fred Fayers,
Fred Chapman [c], Kenneth Hunt; Arthur Berry, Lionel Louch, William Steer,
Tom Wilson, Arthur Kerry.
France: ?. Tessier; D. Mercier, André Sollier; Jean Rigal,
Jean Ducret [c], Henri Vascout; Maurice Olivier, Henri Bellocq,
Henri Mouton, Étienne Jourde, Auguste Tousset.
Referee: Cees Groothoff (Netherlands).
Note: The match is a full international for France, but not for England.
24/04/1910, Arnhem, Klaarenbeek, 10000
Friendly International
NETHERLANDS 4 (Guus Lutjens 24', Jan Thomée 73' 87', Walter Hempel 82' OG)
GERMANY 2 (Eugen Kipp 23', Willy Fick 42')
Netherlands: Reinier Beeuwkes; Karel Heijting, Dr Louis Otten [c]; Leo Bosschart,
Bok de Korver, Arnold Hörburger; Caius Welcker, Guus Lutjens,
Mannes Francken, Jan Thomée, Dé Kessler.
Germany: Christian Schmidt [c]; Walter Hempel, Ernst Hollstein; Ernst Poetsch,
Max Breunig, Gustav Unfried; Karl Wegele, Adolf Gehrts, Willy Fick,
Eugen Kipp, Ludwig Philipp.
Referee: Jack Howcroft (England).
Coaches: Netherlands: Edgar Chadwick (England).
Germany: committee.
Note: The first German goal is also reported as an own-goal by Dr Louis Otten.
01/05/1910, Wien, Hohe Warte I, 7000
Friendly International
AUSTRIA 2 (Adolf Fischera 2', Ludwig Hussak 33')
HUNGARY 1 (Gyula Dobó 8')
Austria: Josef Prager; Otto Flor, Felix Tekusch; Heinrich Bielohlavek,
Dr Paul Fischl [c], Dr Karl Tekusch; Ludwig Hussak, Richard Kohn,
Leopold Neubauer, Adolf Fischera, Johann Andres.
Hungary: László Domonkos; Gyula Rumbold, Béla Révész; Gyula Bíró, Jenő Károly [c],
Tivadar Gorszky; Béla Sebestyén, Gyula Dobó, Ákos Késmárky, Imre Schlosser,
Árpád Mészáros.
Referee: Max Brandt (Germany).
Coaches: Austria: committee.
Hungary: Frigyes Minder.
Notes: László Domonkos saved a penalty from Dr Paul Fischl, Leopold Neubauer
missed a penalty, and Imre Schlosser missed a penalty.
05/05/1910, København, KBs baner, 7000
Friendly International
DENMARK 2 (August Lindgren 10', Vilhelm Wolfhagen 75')
ENGLAND AMATEUR 1 (William Steer 55')
Denmark: Ludwig Drescher; Charles von Buchwald, Harald Hansen; Harald Bohr,
Kristian Middelboe [c], Nils Middelboe; Oskar Nielsen, Poul Nielsen I,
August Lindgren, Sophus Nielsen, Vilhelm Wolfhagen.
England Amateur: Harold Lemoine; Harry Boardman, William Martin; Fred Fayers, Fred Chapman,
Bob Hawkes [c]; Ivan Sharpe, Lionel Louch, William Steer, Tom Wilson,
George Barlow.
Referee: John Hargreaves Pearson (England).
Coaches: Denmark: Charlie Williams (England).
England Amateur: committee.
Note: The match is a full international for Denmark, but not for England.
15/05/1910, Milano, Arena Civica, 4000
Friendly International
ITALY 6 (Pietro Lana 8' 59' 89' pen, Virgilio Fossati 23', Giuseppe Rizzi 66',
Enrico Debernardi 82')
FRANCE 2 (Henri Bellocq 49', Jean Ducret 62')
Italy: Mario De Simoni; Franco Varisco, Francesco Calì [c]; Attilio Trerè,
Virgilio Fossati, Domenico Capello; Enrico Debernardi, Giuseppe Rizzi,
Aldo Cevenini, Pietro Lana, Arturo Boiocchi.
France: ?. Tessier; D. Mercier, André Sollier; Jean Rigal, Jean Ducret,
Henri Vascout; Maurice Olivier, Henri Bellocq, Henri Mouton, Henri Sellier,
Étienne Jourde [c].
Referee: Harry Goodley (England).
Coaches: Italy: Umberto Meazza.
France: committee.
Note: The first French goal-scorer is also reported as Henri Sellier.
16/05/1910, Duisburg, DSV-Platz, 8000
Friendly International
GERMANY 0
BELGIUM 3 (Louis Saeys 20' 48', Edmond Van Staceghem 75')
Germany: Robert Faas; Alfred Berghausen, Robert Neumaier; Camillo Ugi,
Dr Josef Glaser [c], Lothar Budzinsky; Max Gablonsky, Christian Schilling,
Dr Peco Bauwens (Andreas Breynk 55'), Otto Reislant, Adalbert Friedrich.
Belgium: Marcel Feye [c]; Louis Joux, Émile Andrieu; Edmond Verbruggen,
Maurice Vertongen, Charles Bauwens; Émile Reuse, Edmond Van Staceghem,
Robert De Veen, Louis Saeys, Edgard Van Boxstaele.
Referee: Bep Willing (Netherlands).
Coaches: Germany: committee.
Belgium: Willie Maxwell (Scotland).
26/05/1910, Budapest, Millenáris-pálya, 12000
Friendly International
HUNGARY 6 (Imre Schlosser 28' 48', Ferenc Weisz 32', Jenő Károly 69',
Gyula Dobó 74', Károly Koródy 76')
ITALY 1 (Giuseppe Rizzi 88')
Hungary: Alajos Fritz; Gyula Rumbold, Oszkár Szendrő; Gyula Bíró, Jenő Károly [c],
Tivadar Gorszky; Ferenc Weisz, Gyula Dobó, Károly Koródy, Imre Schlosser,
Dr Gáspár Borbás.
Italy: Mario De Simoni; Franco Varisco, Francesco Calì [c]; Attilio Trerè,
Virgilio Fossati, Domenico Capello; Enrico Debernardi, Giuseppe Rizzi,
Aldo Cevenini (Renzo De Vecchi 46'), Pietro Lana, Arturo Boiocchi.
Referee: Hugo Meisl (Austria).
Coaches: Hungary: Frigyes Minder.
Italy: Umberto Meazza.
11/09/1910, Kristiania, Gamle Frogner Stadion, 6000
Friendly International
NORWAY 0
SWEDEN 4 (Herman Myhrberg 47' 62', Karl Gustafsson 60' 80')
Norway: Julius Clementz; Macken Widerøe Aas, Einar Friis Baastad; Harald Johansen,
Sverre Blix, Charles Herlofson; Knut Heyerdahl-Larsen, Hans Endrerud,
Carl Frølich-Hanssen [c], Sigurd Brekke, Tormod Kjellsen.
Sweden: Erik Alstam; Erik Lavass, Jacob Levin; Bertil Nordenskjöld,
Sixten Öberg [c], Thor Ericsson; Herman Myhrberg, Sven Landberg,
Ivar Friberg, Karl Gustafsson, Sam Lindqvist.
Referee: Charles von Buchwald (Denmark).
16/10/1910, Kleve, Sportplatz an der Triftstraße, 4000
Friendly International
GERMANY 1 (Richard Queck 25')
NETHERLANDS 2 (Jan Thomée 7', Nol van Berckel 16')
Germany: Adolf Werner; Hermann Neiße, Robert Hense; Camillo Ugi [c], Otto Bülte,
Hans Weymar; Karl Hanssen, Christian Schilling, Willi Worpitzky,
Josef Umbach, Richard Queck.
Netherlands: Reinier Beeuwkes; Nico de Wolf, Miel van Leijden; Willem Boerdam,
Bok de Korver [