1901-1910 MATCHES
OTHER.
Authors: Neil Morrison, Eduardo Cantaro, Martín Tabeira, László Földesi,
and Ambrosius Kutschera.
20/01/1901, Basel
Friendly
SWITZERLAND XI 4
SOUTH GERMANY XI 7
Referee: Huguenin (Switzerland).
Note: The Swiss team included foreign players (British, American, and German).
The match is considered unofficial by the ASF/SFV. The South German team
was organized by the Verband Süddeutscher Fußball-Vereine.
??/04/1901, Praha
Friendly
SK SLAVIA PRAHA 4
SWITZERLAND XI 0
Note: SK Slavia Praha is a Czech club.
08/04/1901, Wien, Cricketerplatz, 1500
Friendly
AUSTRIA XI 4 (Josef Taurer, Franz Jureczek x2, Gustav Huber)
SWITZERLAND XI 0
Austria XI: Philipp Nauss; Emil Wachuda, Max Leuthe; Karl Dettelmaier, Teddy Shires,
Ignaz Blumenfeld; Paul Zander, Franz Jureczek, Gustav Huber,
Johann Studnicka, Josef Taurer.
Switzerland XI: Matthey, A.N. Other, Entgelke, Simonius, Häberli, Dégérine, Garonne,
Delaquis, Davies, Landolt, Forgan.
Referee: Geo Fuchs (Austria).
Notes: The Swiss team included foreign players (British, American, and German),
and the Austrian team was a selection from clubs based in Wien, including
one British player. The match is considered unofficial by both the
ÖFB and the ASF/SFV. One of the Swiss players is listed as
'A.N. Other'; it is not known if it was in fact the Austrian A. Pulchert,
who often used this alias.
11/04/1901, Budapest, Millenáris-pálya
Friendly
HUNGARY 0
RICHMOND ASSOC. 4 ()
Hungary: Gyula Bádonyi; Károly Lucius, Dr Paul von Goldberger; Béla Ordódy,
Fred Windet, Imre Pozsonyi; Elek Koch, Ferenc Gillemot, Miltiades Manno,
Ferenc Misky, Ferenc Ray.
Richmond Assoc.:
Referee: Arthur Yolland (England).
Notes: Richmond Association is an English club. The Hungarian team included one
English player, but the match was official for the MLSZ at the time.
The score is also reported as 0-5.
12/04/1901, Budapest, Millenáris-pálya
Friendly
HUNGARY 1 (Jenő Sábián)
SURREY WANDERERS 5 ()
Hungary: Jakab Aschner; Károly Lucius, Ödön Bodor; Géza Klebsberg, Imre Pozsonyi,
Győző Skrabák; István Buda, János Róka, Miltiades Manno, Alfréd Hajós,
Jenő Sábián.
Surrey Wanderers:
Notes: Surrey Wanderers FC is an English club. The match was official for the
MLSZ at the time.
13/04/1901, Budapest, Millenáris-pálya
Friendly
HUNGARY 1 (Ferenc Misky)
SURREY WANDERERS 6 ()
Hungary: Lill; Dr Paul von Goldberger, Reiner; Linder, Gyula Kiss, Klein;
Elek Koch, Hochstein, Ferenc Gillemot, Ferenc Misky, Ferenc Ray.
Surrey Wanderers:
Notes: Surrey Wanderers FC is an English club. The match was official for the
MLSZ at the time.
14/04/1901, Wien, Cricketerplatz
Friendly
AUSTRIA XI 1 (Karl Dettelmaier 3')
SURREY WANDERERS 1 (J.W. Murison)
Austria XI: Philipp Nauss; Emil Wachuda, Max Leuthe; Roland Rosenfeld, Rudi Wagner [c],
Teddy Shires; Karl Dettelmaier, Gustav Huber, Franz Jureczek,
Johann Studnicka, Josef Taurer.
Surrey Wanderers: Adams, D.R. Mair, G.H. Hawkens, J.O. Rolls-Richardson, Stanspeed, Kemp,
J.A. Cassin, J.W. Murison [c], A.G. Farnfield, A.F. Farnfield, Sumpton.
Referee: Robert Lowe (England).
Notes: The Austrian team was a selection from clubs based in Wien, including
one British player. Surrey Wanderers FC is an English club.
23/04/1901, Praha (Bohemia)
Friendly
AUSTRIA XI 1 (Johann Studnicka)
SOUTHAMPTON FC 7 ()
Austria XI: Philipp Nauss; Emil Wachuda, Paul Zander; Teddy Shires, Ignaz Blumenfeld,
Rudi Wagner; Cornelius Hoffmann, Gustav Huber, Franz Jureczek,
Johann Studnicka, Willy Zander.
Southampton FC: Jack Robinson; Peter Meehan, George Molyneux; Sam Meston, Arthur Chadwick,
Bert Lee; Jimmy Yates, Harry Wood [c], Wilf Toman, Edgar Chadwick,
Arthur Turner.
Referee: Schulze (Germany).
Notes: The Austrian team was a selection from clubs based in Wien, including
one British player. Southampton FC is an English club.
28/04/1901, Wien
Friendly
AUSTRIA XI 0
SOUTHAMPTON FC 6 (?, Edgar Chadwick 20', Wilf Toman, Arthur Turner 46', ?, ?)
Austria XI: Philipp Nauss; Emil Wachuda, Max Leuthe; Roland Rosenfeld, Rudi Wagner,
Teddy Shires; Karl Dettelmaier, Cornelius Hoffmann, Gustav Schönewolf,
Johann Studnicka, Josef Taurer.
Southampton FC: Jack Robinson; Sam Meston, George Molyneux; Peter Meehan, Arthur Chadwick,
Bert Lee; Alf Milward, Harry Wood [c], Wilf Toman, Edgar Chadwick,
Arthur Turner.
Referee: Robert Lowe (England).
Notes: The Austrian team was a selection from clubs based in Wien, including
one British player. Southampton FC is an English club.
28/04/1901, Antwerpen, Kiel-stadion, 300
Friendly (Coupe Vanden Abeele)
BELGIUM XI 8 (Herbert Potts x7, Walter Potts)
NETHERLANDS XI 0
Belgium XI: Fernand Defalle; Albert Friling [c], Georges Simon; Jan Robyns,
Gustave Pelgrims, Hughes Ryan; Ernest Gillion, Harry Menzies,
Herbert Potts, Walter Potts, Lucien Londot.
Netherlands XI:
Referee: Charles Maggee (Belgium).
Note: The Belgian team was selected by the clubs, and included foreign players.
The Dutch team was selected by Cees van Hasselt, and consisted of players
from lower league Rotterdam clubs. The match is unofficial for both the
KBVB/URBSFA and the KNVB.
16/05/1901, Montevideo, Paso del Molino
Friendly
ALBION FC 2 (Bolívar Céspedes, William Poole)
ARGENTINA 3 (Guillermo Leslie, Carlos Dickinson, Juan Anderson)
Albion FC: Enrique Sardeson; Cecil Poole [c], E. Cardenal; J. López,
F.A. Cutler, Mario Ortíz Garzón; Juan Sardeson, J.A. Morton,
William Poole, A.F. Lodge, Bolívar Céspedes.
Argentina: Roberto Ruud; William Leslie, A.C. Addecot; A.A. Mack,
Haroldo Ratcliff, E.L. Duggan; Guillermo Leslie, Juan Anderson [c],
S.U. Leonard, Carlos Dickinson, G.N. Dickinson.
Referee: Horace W. Botting (Argentina).
Notes: Some sources consider this match to be an official international. However,
the Uruguayan team was the club Albion FC (bolstered by two players
from Club Nacional who had formerly played for Albion). The Argentina
team was referred to by the press as the Anderson XI.
30/06/1901, Budapest
Friendly
HUNGARY XI 0
AUSTRIA XI 0
Hungary XI: Gyula Bádonyi; József Harsády, József Berán; Imre Pozsonyi, Béla Ordódy,
Viktor Fey; István Buda, János Róka, Alfréd Hajós, Frigyes Minder,
Géza Kovács.
Austria XI:
Referee: Nándor Pöslinger (Hungary).
Note: Both teams were known as 'ramblers', and were selected by officials of the
leading clubs from Budapest and Wien, rather than the associations. The
matches are not considered official internationals, but the teams were
effectively the same as the national teams.
08/09/1901, Wien
Friendly
AUSTRIA XI 2 ()
HUNGARY XI 3 (N. Other x2, József Pokorny)
Austria XI:
Hungary XI: Rapos; Harsádi, Győző Skrabák; János Róka, Béla Ordódy, Imre Pozsonyi;
Kovács, N. Other, József Pokorny, Alfréd Hajós, István Buda.
Notes: Both teams were known as 'ramblers', and were selected by officials of the
leading clubs from Budapest and Wien, rather than the associations. The
matches are not considered official internationals, but the teams were
effectively the same as the national teams. One of the Hungarian players
is listed with the alias of 'N. Other'; his true name is unknown.
21/09/1901, London, White Hart Lane, 5252
Friendly
ENGLAND AMAT. XI 12 (Reginald Erskine Foster x6, Gilbert Smith x2, Algernon Farnfield x2,
C.F. Ryder, L. Hales)
GERMANY XI 0
England Amat. XI: Wilfred Waller; A.W. Parsons, W. Blackburn; T. Marshall, H. Thwaites,
H. Vickers; L. Hales, Reginald Erskine Foster, Gilbert Smith,
C.F. Ryder, Algernon Farnfield.
Germany XI: F.C. Lüdecke; R. Müller, W. Jestram; Thamer, Hüttl, F. Müller; Gruschwitz,
Beck, J. Zinser, F. Langer, Jüngling.
Referee: F.H. King (England).
Notes: The German team included players from German clubs in Praha. This match
is not considered official by the FA or the DFB.
25/09/1901, Manchester, Hyde Road, 5500
Friendly
ENGLAND PROFES. XI 10 (Steve Bloomer x2, Billy Wooldridge x4, Jack Calvery x3, Sid Wharton)
GERMANY XI 0
England Profes. XI: Bill George; Bob Crompton, Jim Iremonger; Jack Fitchett,
William 'Buxton' Smith, Alec Leake; Arnie Whittaker, Steve Bloomer,
Jack Calvey, Billy Wooldridge, Sid Wharton.
Germany XI: F.C. Lüdecke; W. Jestram, R. Friedl; Hüttl, F. Müller, Ivo Schricker;
Gruschwitz, Beck, J. Zinser, F. Langer, Jüngling.
Referee: John Lewis (England).
Notes: The German team included players from German clubs in Praha. This match
is not considered official by the FA or the DFB.
05/01/1902, Antwerpen, Kiel-stadion
Friendly (Coupe Vanden Abeele)
BELGIUM XI 1
NETHERLANDS XI 0
Belgium XI: Alfred Grisar; Alphonse Renier, Albert Friling; Jan Robyns,
Henri De Decker, Camille Van Hoorden; Ernest Gillion, Emile Spanoghe,
Herbert Potts, Walter Potts, ?. Chibert.
Netherlands XI:
Note: The Belgian team was selected by the clubs, and included foreign players.
The match is unofficial for both the KBVB/URBSFA and the KNVB.
31/03/1902, Budapest
Friendly
HUNGARY XI 5
RICHMOND ASSOC. 0
Notes: The Hungary team was known as 'ramblers', and was selected by officials of
the leading clubs from Budapest, rather than the MLSZ. Richmond Association
is an English club.
05/04/1902, Praha
Friendly
BOHEMIA XI 0
RICHMOND ASSOC. 6
Notes: The Bohemia team was selection from clubs based in Praha. Richmond
Association is an English club.
??/??/1902, Wien
Friendly
AUSTRIA XI 2
BOHEMIA XI 1
01/06/1902, Budapest
Friendly
HUNGARY XI 2
AUSTRIA XI 3
Note: Both teams were known as 'ramblers', and were selected by officials of the
leading clubs from Budapest and Wien, rather than the associations. The
matches are not considered official internationals, but the teams were
effectively the same as the national teams.
31/08/1902, Budapest, Millenáris-pálya
Friendly
HUNGARY XI 2 (József Pokorny, ? 90')
AUSTRIA XI 0
Hungary XI: Rapos; Wagner, Ákos Fehéry; Károly Lucius, Béla Ordódy, Imre Pozsonyi;
Bertalan Steiner, Miltiades Manno, József Pokorny, István Buda,
Frigyes Minder.
Austria XI:
Note: Both teams were known as 'ramblers', and were selected by officials of the
leading clubs from Budapest and Wien, rather than the associations. The
matches are not considered official internationals, but the teams were
effectively the same as the national teams.
14/12/1902, Antwerpen, Kiel-stadion
Friendly (Coupe Vanden Abeele)
BELGIUM XI 2
NETHERLANDS XI 1
Belgium XI: Marcel Feye; Albert Friling, Emile Andrieu; ?. Evers, Henri De Decker,
Camille Van Hoorden; Ernest Gillion, René Feye, Herbert Potts,
?. Blanchard, ?. Miré.
Netherlands XI:
Note: The Belgian team was selected by the clubs, and included foreign players.
The match is unofficial for both the KBVB/URBSFA and the KNVB.
25/04/1903, Paris, Parc des Princes, 1500
Friendly (fund-raising match to promote football in the French Army)
FRANCE 0
CORINTHIAN FC XI 11 (Gilbert Smith x4, Leonard Moon x3, H.O.C.Beasley x2, Bertie Corbett x2)
France: [advance lineup: Henri Beau; Fernand Canelle, Pierre Allemane; Léon Dubly,
Charles Wilkes, G.Veilletet; Raoul Matthey, Georges Garnier, Maurice Dubly,
Gaston Cyprès, Henri Holgard.]
Corinthian FC XI: [advance lineup: William John Oakley; Leonard Moon, H.O.C.Beasley;
Charles Wreford-Brown, H.Vickers, W.P.Blore; W.F.Stanbrough,
Oswald Wreford-Brown, Gilbert Smith, Bertie Corbett, Rex Corbett.]
Notes: Corinthian FC is an English club. The match is not included in the
official list of Corinthian FC results, so it may have been an unofficially
organized selection of players from the club.
14/06/1903, Budapest, Millenáris-pálya
Friendly
HUNGARY XI 1 (Jenő Károly 44')
AUSTRIA XI 1 (Johann Studnicka 88')
Hungary XI: Ernő Sipos; Viktor Fey, Ferenc Nagy; Sándor Bródy, István Skrabák,
István Friedrich; ?. Balázs, István Buda, ?. Hoffer, Jenő Károly,
Frigyes Minder.
Austria XI: Rudolf Wagner; Fritz Dettelmaier, Edwin Schulz; Engelbert Schrammel,
A. Pulchert, ?. Bartl; Josef Taurer, Johann Studnicka, Gustav Huber,
Karl Krug, Josef Fischer.
Note: Both teams were known as 'ramblers', and were selected by officials of the
leading clubs from Budapest and Wien, rather than the associations. The
matches are not considered official internationals, but the teams were
effectively the same as the national teams.
25/07/1903, Johannesburg, 7000
Friendly
SOUTH AFRICA 0
CORINTHIAN FC 5 (F.H. Bryant x3, G.L. Mellin x2)
South Africa:
Corinthian FC: Tom Rowlandson, Oswald Norris, William Udal Timmis, A.F. Leach-Lewis,
Charles Wreford-Brown, J.G. Birch, James Balfour-Melville, F.H. Bryant,
G.L. Mellin, S.S. Taylor, P.L. Hollins.
Note: Corinthian FC is an English club.
05/09/1903, Cape Town
Friendly
SOUTH AFRICA 0
CORINTHIAN FC 4 (James Balfour-Melville x2, G.L. Mellin, Colin McIver)
South Africa:
Corinthian FC: Tom Rowlandson, Oswald Norris, P.L. Hollins, Wilfred Curwen,
Charles Wreford-Brown, J.G. Birch, James Balfour-Melville, F.H. Bryant,
G.L. Mellin, Colin McIver, G.S.D. Rider.
Note: Corinthian FC is an English club.
06/09/1903, Budapest, Millenáris-pálya
Friendly
HUNGARY XI A 3
AUSTRIA GERMAN XI 1
Note: The Hungarian team was known as 'ramblers', and was selected by officials
of the leading clubs from Budapest rather than by the association. The
Austrian team was known as 'Germania', a selection of German players from
Wien. The matches are not considered official internationals.
06/09/1903, Budapest, Millenáris-pálya
Friendly
HUNGARY XI B 2
BOHEMIA XI 0
Note: Both teams were known as 'ramblers', and were selected by officials of the
leading clubs from Budapest and Praha rather than by the associations. The
matches are not considered official internationals.
07/09/1903, Budapest (Hungary), Millenáris-pálya
Friendly
AUSTRIA GERMAN XI 1
BOHEMIA XI 1
Note: The Bohemian team was known as 'ramblers', and was selected by officials
of the leading clubs from Praha rather than by the association. The
Austrian team was known as 'Germania', a selection of German players from
Wien. The matches are not considered official internationals.
07/09/1903, Budapest, Millenáris-pálya
Friendly
HUNGARY XI A 3
HUNGARY XI B 0
Note: Both teams were known as 'ramblers', and were selected by officials of the
leading clubs of Budapest rather than by the association.
08/09/1903, Budapest, Millenáris-pálya
Friendly
HUNGARY XI B 2
AUSTRIA GERMAN XI 3
Note: The Hungarian team was known as 'ramblers', and was selected by officials
of the leading clubs from Budapest rather than by the association. The
Austrian team was known as 'Germania', a selection of German players from
Wien. The matches are not considered official internationals.
08/09/1903, Budapest, Millenáris-pálya
Friendly
HUNGARY XI A 4
BOHEMIA XI 0
Note: Both teams were known as 'ramblers', and were selected by officials of the
leading clubs from Budapest and Praha, rather than the associations. The
matches are not considered official internationals, but the teams were
effectively the same as the national teams.
03/01/1904, Antwerpen, Kiel-stadion
Friendly (Coupe Vanden Abeele)
BELGIUM XI 6
NETHERLANDS XI 4
Belgium XI: Marcel Feye; Albert Friling, Ernest Moreau de Melen; Hector Raemaekers,
Henri De Decker, Camille Van Hoorden; Max Tobias, René Feye, ?. Dessain,
Herbert Potts, ?. Blanchard.
Netherlands XI:
Note: The Belgian team was selected by the clubs, and included foreign players.
The match is unofficial for both the KBVB/URBSFA and the KNVB.
13/03/1904, Paris, Parc des Princes, 5000
Friendly
FRANCE AMATEUR XI 1
SOUTHAMPTON FC 6
Note: Southampton FC is an English club.
14/03/1904, Paris, Parc des Princes, 890
Friendly
FRANCE PROFESS. XI 0
SOUTHAMPTON FC 11
Note: Southampton FC is an English club.
16/04/1904, Paris, Parc des Princes
Friendly
FRANCE 4
CORINTHIAN FC XI 11
Notes: Corinthian FC is an English club. The match is not included in the
official list of Corinthian FC results, as it was an unofficially organized
selection of players from the club, arranged by W.P.Blore.
24/04/1904, Joinville-le-Pont
Friendly
FRANCE 6
PARIS FOREIGNERS 3
Note: The match was also reported as Paris French vs Paris Foreigners.
09/07/1904, Buenos Aires, Campo de la Sociedad Sportiva, 11000
Friendly
ARGENTINA 0
SOUTHAMPTON FC 8 (Thomas Bluff 22' 49' 78' 88', Jack Fraser 69' 82',
Albert Houlker 34' pen, W. Whiting 76')
Argentina: Federico Boardman; Carlos Carr Brown, William Leslie; Carlos Buchanan,
E.C. Jewell, Carlos Dickinson; Patricio Dillon, Juan Moore,
Jorge Gibson Brown, Arthur Forrester, Eugenio Moore.
Southampton FC: George Clawley; Joe Hoare, D. Gordon; W. Whiting, Herbert Dainty,
Albert Houlker; C. Webb, George Hedley, Thomas Bluff, Jack Fraser,
Fred Mouncher.
Referee: Thomas Bridge ().
Note: Southampton FC is an English club.
14/07/1904, Montevideo, Parque Central, 5000
Friendly
URUGUAY 1 (Juan Peña)
SOUTHAMPTON FC 8 ()
Uruguay: Alberto Lindeblad; Carlos Carve Urioste, Guillermo Davies;
Ceferino Camacho, Luis Carbone, Narciso Cerato; Juan Pena, Eugenio Mañana,
Aniceto Camacho, J. Barbero, Alejandro Cordero.
Southampton FC: George Clawley; Joe Hoare, George Molyneux; W. Whiting, Herbert Dainty,
Albert Houlker; B. Richards, George Hedley, Thomas Bluff, Jack Fraser,
Fred Mouncher.
Referee: Cecil Poole (Uruguay).
Notes: The date is also reported as 12/07/1904. Southampton FC is an English club.
23/07/1904, Dunedin, Caledonian Ground, 3500
Friendly
NEW ZEALAND 0
NEW SOUTH WALES 1 (F. Waddell)
New Zealand: Frank Smallbone; Len White, Archie Clapham; William Kilgour, Joe Taylor,
Robert Farquharson; Bob Reilly, Herbert Morrison, David McMillan [c],
Alex Stark, Billy Morrison.
New South Wales: T. Spencer; S. Condon, A. McMahon; R. Byers, P. Timms, C. Harrison;
F. Waddell, W. Carey, R.H. Moore, P. Metcalf, A. Rae.
Referee: W.G. Smith (New Zealand).
Coaches: New Zealand: committee.
New South Wales: F. Robinson.
Notes: The match was considered official at the time by the NZFA. New South Wales
is an Australian state.
30/07/1904, Wellington, Athletic Park, 3000
Friendly
NEW ZEALAND 3 (William Forshaw 4', Ned Sale 9' ??')
NEW SOUTH WALES 3 (A. Rae ??' ~55', R.H. Moore ??')
New Zealand: Frank Smallbone; James Amies [c], Archie Clapham; William Kilgour,
Joe Taylor, Bert Clark; Bob Reilly, Ned Sale, William Foreshaw, Andy Mouat,
Billy Morrison.
New South Wales: T. Spencer; S. Condon, A. McMahon; R. Byers, S. Hilder, P. Timms;
F. Waddell, W. Carey, R.H. Moore, P. Metcalf, A. Rae.
Referee: A. Williams (New Zealand).
Coaches: New Zealand: committee.
New South Wales: F. Robinson.
Notes: The match was considered official at the time by the NZFA. New South Wales
is an Australian state.
??/??/1905
Friendly
BUDAPESTI TC 3
BOHEMIA XI 1
Notes: The Bohemian team was known as 'ramblers', and was selected by officials of
the leading clubs from Praha, rather than the ČFS. Budapesti TC is an
Hungarian club.
??/??/1905
Friendly
HUNGARY XI 3
BOHEMIA XI 4
Note: Both teams were known as 'ramblers', and were selected by officials of the
leading clubs from Budapest and Praha, rather than the associations. The
matches are not considered official internationals, but the teams were
effectively the same as the national teams.
10/06/1905, Wellington, Athletic Park
Friendly
WELLINGTON XI 5 (W. Mouat, Clark, Hathaway, Thomas Forrest OG)
NEW ZEALAND 3 (William Forshaw x2, Fred Ussher)
Wellington XI:
New Zealand: M. Fitzgerald; Jim Harrison, Archie Clapham; Thomas Forrest,
Joe Taylor [c], Robert Jones; Herbert Morrison, Alex Bissett,
William Forshaw, Fred Ussher, Billy Mawson.
Referee: A. Williams (New Zealand).
Notes: The match was considered official at the time by the NZFA. Wellington XI
was a New Zealander selection.
17/06/1905, Sydney, Epping Racecourse, 2000
Friendly
METROPOLITAN A. XI 3 ()
NEW ZEALAND 2 (Stephen Brown, Monty Chadwick)
Metropolitan A. XI:
New Zealand: M. Fitzgerald; E. Newman, Archie Clapham; Thomas Forrest, Joe Taylor [c],
George Middlemass (Jim Harrison); Stephen Brown, Alex Bissett,
William Forshaw, Monty Chadwick, Billy Mawson.
Referee: J. Thompson (Australia).
Notes: The match was considered official at the time by the NZFA. Metropolitan
Association XI was an Australian selection.
21/06/1905, Sydney, Epping Racecourse
Friendly
WEDNESDAY A. XI 3 ()
NEW ZEALAND 8 (Alex Bissett x3, William Forshaw x2, Stephen Brown x2, Billy Mawson)
Wednesday A. XI:
New Zealand: M. Fitzgerald; Jim Harrison, Archie Clapham; Thomas Forrest,
Joe Taylor [c], Robert Jones; Stephen Brown, Alex Bissett, William Forshaw,
Fred Ussher, Billy Mawson.
Referee: E. Lyons (Australia).
Notes: The match was considered official at the time by the NZFA. Wednesday
Association XI was an Australian selection.
24/06/1905, Sydney, Epping Racecourse
Friendly
NEW SOUTH WALES 4 (?, McMahon)
NEW ZEALAND 6 (Stephen Brown, Fred Ussher x3, William Forshaw, Joe Taylor)
New South Wales:
New Zealand: M. Fitzgerald; Jim Harrison, Archie Clapham; Thomas Forrest,
Joe Taylor [c], George Middlemass; Stephen Brown, Alex Bissett,
William Forshaw, Fred Ussher, Billy Mawson.
Referee: J. Thompson (Australia).
Notes: The match was considered official at the time by the NZFA. New South Wales
is an Australian state.
28/06/1905, Sydney, Epping Racecourse
Friendly
AUSTRALIAN NAVY 3 ()
NEW ZEALAND 2 (Fred Ussher, Billy Mawson)
Australian Navy:
New Zealand: M. Fitzgerald; Jim Harrison, E. Newman; George Middlemass, Joe Taylor [c],
Robert Jones; Herbert Morrison, Monty Chadwick, William Forshaw,
Fred Ussher, Billy Mawson.
Referee: Ayre (Australia).
Note: The match was considered official at the time by the NZFA.
29/06/1905, Buenos Aires, Campo de la Sociedad Sportiva
Friendly
ARGENTINA 0
NOTTINGHAM FOREST 5 (Alf Spouncer x2, Fred Lessons, Tommy Niblo, Albert Holmes)
Argentina: José Buruca Laforia; Zenón Díaz, Carlos Carr Brown; Carlos Dickinson,
Patricio Browne, Charles Parr; Eugenio Moore, Carlos Lett,
Jorge Gibson Brown, H.B. Knight, Gottlob Weiss.
Nottingham Forest: Harry Linacre; Charlie Craig, Walter Dudley; Sammy Timmins,
George Henderson, Tommy Niblo; Tom Davies, Billy Shearman,
Fred Lessons, Alf Spouncer, Albert Holmes.
Referee: Guillermo Jordán (Argentina).
Note: Nottingham Forest FC is an English club.
01/07/1905, Sydney, Epping Racecourse
Friendly
NEW SOUTH WALES 2 (Neal, Hollin)
NEW ZEALAND 0
New South Wales:
New Zealand: M. Fitzgerald; Jim Harrison, Archie Clapham; Thomas Forrest,
Joe Taylor [c], Robert Jones; Stephen Brown, Alex Bissett, William Forshaw,
Fred Ussher, Billy Mawson.
Referee: C. Harvey (Australia).
Notes: The match was considered official at the time by the NZFA. New South Wales
is an Australian state.
05/07/1905, Newcastle, Rugby Ground
Friendly
NORTHERN DIST. XI 4 ()
NEW ZEALAND 5 (Herbert Morrison x2, Fred Ussher, Alex Bissett, Monty Chadwick)
Northern Dist. XI:
New Zealand: M. Fitzgerald; E. Newman, Archie Clapham; Thomas Forrest, Joe Taylor [c],
Robert Jones; Stephen Brown, Herbert Morrison, Alex Bissett,
Monty Chadwick, Fred Ussher.
Notes: The match was considered official at the time by the NZFA. Northern
Districts XI was an Australian regional selection.
08/07/1905, Newcastle, Showgrounds
Friendly
NORTHERN DIST. XI 0
NEW ZEALAND 1 (Alex Bissett)
Northern Dist. XI:
New Zealand: M. Fitzgerald; Jim Harrison, Archie Clapham; Thomas Forrest,
George Middlemass, Robert Jones; Stephen Brown, Alex Bissett,
William Forshaw [c], Fred Ussher, Billy Mawson.
Notes: The match was considered official at the time by the NZFA. Northern
Districts XI was an Australian regional selection.
12/07/1905, Sydney, Parramatta Oval
Friendly
GRANVILLE 2 ()
NEW ZEALAND 6 (William Forshaw x3, Fred Ussher, Herbert Morrison, Billy Mawson)
Granville:
New Zealand: M. Fitzgerald; Jim Harrison, Archie Clapham; Joe Taylor [c],
George Middlemass, Robert Jones; Herbert Morrison, Alex Bissett,
William Forshaw, Fred Ussher, Billy Mawson.
Referee: W. Leydecker (Australia).
Notes: The match was considered official at the time by the NZFA. Granville is
an Australian club.
15/07/1905, Wollongong, Centennial Ground
Friendly
SOUTH COAST XI 3 ()
NEW ZEALAND 3 (William Forshaw x3)
South Coast XI:
New Zealand: M. Fitzgerald; Jim Harrison, Archie Clapham; Thomas Forrest,
George Middlemass, Robert Jones; Stephen Brown, Monty Chadwick,
William Forshaw [c], Fred Ussher, Billy Mawson.
Referee: J. Thompson (Australia).
Notes: The match was considered official at the time by the NZFA. South Coast XI
was an Australian regional selection.
19/07/1905, Sydney, Epping Racecourse
Friendly
METROPOLITAN A. XI 0
NEW ZEALAND 5 (Fred Ussher x4, Stephen Brown)
Metropolitan A. XI:
New Zealand: M. Fitzgerald; Jim Harrison, Archie Clapham; Thomas Forrest,
George Middlemass, Robert Jones; Stephen Brown, Alex Bissett,
William Forshaw [c], Fred Ussher, Billy Mawson.
Referee: W. Smith (Australia).
Notes: The match was considered official at the time by the NZFA. Metropolitan
Association XI was an Australian selection.
22/07/1905, Sydney, Epping Racecourse
Friendly
NEW SOUTH WALES 1 (Harrison)
NEW ZEALAND 1 (Alex Bissett)
New South Wales:
New Zealand: M. Fitzgerald; Jim Harrison, Archie Clapham; Thomas Forrest,
George Middlemass, Robert Jones; Stephen Brown, Alex Bissett,
William Forshaw [c], Fred Ussher, Billy Mawson.
Referee: J. Thompson (Australia).
Notes: The match was considered official at the time by the NZFA. New South Wales
is an Australian state.
10/09/1905, Budapest, Millenáris-pálya
Friendly
HUNGARY XI 3 (Ferenc Weisz, ?. Oldal, ? OG)
BOHEMIA XI 4 ()
Hungary XI: Ödön Holits; Ákos Fehéry, Ferenc Nagy; ?. Deutsch, Béla Ordódy,
Árpád Kisfaludy; Jenő Károly, ?. Oldal, Gyula Bíró, Ferenc Weisz,
József Horváth.
Bohemia XI:
Note: Both teams were selected from the leading clubs from Budapest and Praha.
The matches are not considered official internationals, but the teams were
effectively the same as the national teams.
01/10/1905, Budapest, Margitszigeti-pálya
Friendly
HUNGARY XI 11 (?. Oldal x4, Ferenc Weisz x3, ?)
ZAGREB XI 1 ()
Hungary XI: László Izsó; Ferenc Nagy, Ferenc Molnár; Tivadar Gorszky, Gyula Kiss,
Árpád Kisfaludy; Aladár Niessner, István Buda, ?. Oldal, Ferenc Weisz,
Dr Gáspár Borbás.
Zagreb XI:
Note: The Hungarian team was selected from the leading clubs from Budapest. The
match is not considered an official international, but the Hungary team was
effectively the same as the national teams.
06/01/1906, London, Leyton FC, 1000
Friendly
CORINTHIAN FC 12 (Gilbert Vassall x2, Sammy Day x2, C.W. Alexander x3, S.S. Harris x5)
BELGIUM 0
Corinthian FC: Tom Rowlandson, C.C. Page, William Udal Timmis, Kenneth Hunt, G.B. Canny,
Colin McIver, Gilbert Vassall, Sammy Day, C.W. Alexander, S.S. Harris,
Gordon Wright.
Belgium: Andrien, Cambier, [9 missing].
Notes: It is also reported that Day scored three goals and Harris scored four.
Corinthian FC is an English club.
19/04/1906, Den Haag, 4000
Friendly
NETHERLANDS 1 ()
CORINTHIAN FC 2 (G.S. Harris, Sammy Day)
Netherlands:
Corinthian FC: Tom Rowlandson, H.F.G. Tudor-Owen, William Udal Timmis, H. Vickers,
Morgan Morgan-Owen, Kenneth Hunt, Bertie Corbett, Sammy Day, G.S. Harris,
J.K. Guy, Gordon Wright.
Note: Corinthian FC is an English club.
23/04/1906, Athína (Greece), Podhilatodhrómio
Intercalated Olympic Games
DENMARK XI 5
İZMİR/ZMÍRNYI XI 1
Denmark XI: Viggo Andersen; Peder Pedersen, Charles von Buchwald; Parmo Ferslev,
Stefan Rasmussen, Aage Andersen; Oskar Nielsen, Holger Frederiksen,
August Lindgren, Henry Rambusch, Hjalmar Herup.
İzmir/Zmírnyi XI: Edwin Charnaud; Zareck Kouyoumdjian, Edouard Girard; Jacques Girard,
Henry Joly, Percy De la Fontaine; Donald Whittal, Albert Whittal,
Godfrey Whittal, Herbert Whittal, Edward Whittal.
Referee: Gösta Drake (Sweden).
Notes: The İzmir/Zmírnyi XI was a selection of British and French players based
in İzmir in the Ottoman Empire. The match is not considered official
by the DBU.
24/04/1906, Athína, Podhilatodhrómio
Intercalated Olympic Games
ATHÍNA XI 0
DENMARK XI 9 (? 1' 7' 19' 22' 24' 26' 27' 34' 40')
Athína XI: Panayótis Vriónyis; Nyíkos Dhekaválas, Yórghos Yerondákyis;
Thódhoros Nyikolaídhis, Yórghos Kalafátis, Kóstas Bótasis;
Yórghos Merkoúris, Panayótis Bótasis, Yórghos Vriónyis, Kóstas Siryótis,
Tákyis Yeoryiádhis.
Denmark XI: Viggo Andersen; Peder Pedersen, Charles von Buchwald; Parmo Ferslev,
Stefan Rasmussen, Aage Andersen; Oskar Nielsen, Holger Frederiksen,
August Lindgren, Henry Rambusch, Hjalmar Herup.
Referee: Tásos Merkákyis (Greece).
Notes: The match was abandoned at half-time after the Greek team conceded defeat.
The Athína XI was organized by SEGAS (the Hellenic Gymnastic and Athletic
Association), as the EPO was not founded until 1926. The match is not
considered official by the DBU. The referee is also reported as Gösta Drake
(Sweden). Some sources report that Ómiros Iosífoghlou, Alékos Kalafátis,
Ghrighóris Vriónyis, and Yórghos Pandós played instead of Thódhoros
Nyikolaídhis, Yórghos Kalafátis, Yórghos Vriónyis, and Tákyis Yeoryiádhis
for the Athína XI.
22/06/1906, Buenos Aires, Campo de la Sociedad Sportiva
Friendly
UNIVERSITARIOS XI 0
SOUTH AFRICA 14 (Gerry Hartigan 7' 71' 82', R.F.Thorne 8' 9' 35' 39',
W.T.Mason 22' 53' 78', Hector Henman 40' 76', Carlos Carr Brown 68' OG,
A.W.McIntyre 88')
Universitarios XI: J.E. López; Mariano Reyna, Carlos Carr Brown; I. Iriarte, E. Hansen,
J. Donovan; C. Arcuri, Maximiliano Susán, Ernesto Brown, W. Paunero,
José Claudio Susán.
South Africa: W.G. Brown; Harry Heeley [c], J.H. Robinson; W.F. Schmidt,
J.W. Binckes, T. Chalmers; A.W. McIntyre, Hector Henman, W.T. Mason,
R.F. Thorne, Gerry Hartigan.
Referee: Guillermo Leslie (Argentina).
Note: Universitarios XI was an Argentinian universities selection.
24/06/1906, Buenos Aires, Campo de la Sociedad Sportiva, 10000
Friendly
ALUMNI 1 (Alfredo Brown 62')
SOUTH AFRICA 0
Alumni: José Buruca Laforia; Jorge Gibson Brown, Carlos Carr Brown;
Patricio Browne, Carlos Buchanan, A.A. Mack; Gottlob Weiss, Alfredo Brown,
Ernesto Brown, Carlos Lett, Eliseo Brown.
South Africa: W.G. Brown; Harry Heeley [c], J.H. Robinson; W.F. Schmidt, J.W. Binckes,
T. Chalmers; A.W. McIntyre, Hector Henman, Robert Tyler, R.F. Thorne,
Gerry Hartigan.
Referee: Guillermo Jordán (Argentina).
Note: Alumni is an Argentinian club.
29/06/1906, Buenos Aires, Campo de la Sociedad Sportiva, 10000
Friendly
BELGRANO AC 0
SOUTH AFRICA 6 (Gerry Hartigan 5' 65', W.T. Mason 36', Robert Tyler 48' 61',
Hector Henman 56')
Belgrano AC: Ricardo Coulthurst; Walter Buchanan, Carlos N. Dickinson;
Carlos E. Dickinson, Haroldo Grant, G.C.L. East; Wilfredo Stocks,
Arthur Forrester, Carlos Whaley, H.W. Steinbach, S. Kihlberg.
South Africa: W.G. Brown; J.H. Robinson, W.F. Schmidt; E.H. Johnson, J.W. Binckes,
T. Chalmers; A.W. McIntyre, Hector Henman, Robert Tyler, W.T. Mason,
Gerry Hartigan.
Referee: Albert King (South Africa).
Notes: The match was abandoned at 75' due to rain. Belgrano AC is an Argentinian
club.
01/07/1906, Rosario, Plaza Jewell
Friendly
LIGA ROSARINA XI 0
SOUTH AFRICA 9 (Robert Tyler 4' 20', R.F. Thorne 22' 55' 65', W.T. Mason 39' 44',
Gerry Hartigan 63', Frank Findlay 87')
Liga Rosarina XI: E.S. Knight; Zenón Díaz, R.W.O. Le Bas; A. Ginocchio, A. Portel, H. Talbot;
E. Paling, D. Green, Arturo Ellis, N. Newell, J. Jones.
South Africa: W.G. Brown; Harry Heeley [c], J.H. Robinson; Albert King, J.W. Binckes,
T. Chalmers; Frank Findlay, Robert Tyler, W.T. Mason, R.F. Thorne,
Gerry Hartigan.
Referee: Guillermo Leslie (Argentina).
Note: Liga Rosarina XI was an Argentinian regional selection.
08/07/1906, Buenos Aires, Campo de la Sociedad Sportiva
Friendly
ARGENTINA BRIT. XI 1 (P. Hooton 57')
SOUTH AFRICA 4 (Hector Henman 2', Robert Tyler 25' 47', Gerry Hartigan 44')
Argentina Brit. XI: R.P. Cordner; D. Campbell, A.S. Harris; T.B. Lister, G.C.L. East,
A.A. Mack; J.A. Murray, S.U. Leonard, P. Hooton, C.H. Whaley, A.E. Wells.
South Africa: W.G. Brown; Harry Heeley [c], J.H. Robinson; W.F. Schmidt, J.W. Binckes,
T. Chalmers; A.W. McIntyre, Robert Tyler, W.T. Mason, Hector Henman,
Gerry Hartigan.
Referee: Albert King (South Africa).
Note: Argentina British XI was a selection of British players in the Argentinian
league.
12/07/1906, Buenos Aires, Campo de la Sociedad Sportiva
Friendly
CA ESTUDIANTES 2 (T. Dwyer 20', T. González 85')
SOUTH AFRICA 3 (Gerry Hartigan 31', Robert Tyler 33' 51')
CA Estudiantes: E. Schutt; F. McCarthy, A.S. Harris; R. Hansen, R. Lennie, C. Campbell;
C. Arcuri, Maximiliano Susán, T. Dwyer, T. González, José Claudio Susán.
South Africa: W.G. Brown; Harry Heeley [c], J.H. Robinson; E.H. Johnson, Albert King,
J.W. Binckes; A.W. McIntyre, Robert Tyler, Gerry Hartigan, W.T. Mason,
Frank Findlay.
Referee: W.F.Schmidt (South Africa).
Note: CA Estudiantes is an Argentinian club.
15/07/1906, Buenos Aires, Campo de la Sociedad Sportiva
Friendly
ARGENTINA LEAGUE 1 (Carlos Whaley 57')
SOUTH AFRICA 4 (Hector Henman 7', W.T. Mason 11' 83', Robert Tyler 61')
Argentina League: José Buruca Laforia; R.W.O. Le Bas, Jorge Gibson Brown; A.A.Mack,
Carlos Buchanan, Carlos Dickinson; Gottlob Weiss, Carlos Whaley, P. Hooton,
Carlos Lett, S.U. Leonard.
South Africa: W.G. Brown; Harry Heeley [c], J.H. Robinson; W.F. Schmidt, J.W. Binckes,
T. Chalmers; A.W. McIntyre, Hector Henman, Robert Tyler, W.T. Mason,
Gerry Hartigan.
Referee: Guillermo Jordán (Argentina).
22/07/1906, Buenos Aires, Campo de la Sociedad Sportiva
Friendly
ALUMNI 0
SOUTH AFRICA 2 (Gerry Hartigan 55', Hector Henman 63')
Alumni: José Buruca Laforia; Jorge Gibson Brown, Carlos Carr Brown;
Patricio Browne, Carlos Buchanan, A.A. Mack; Gottlob Weiss, Alfredo Brown,
Ernesto Brown, Carlos Lett, Eliseo Brown.
South Africa: W.G. Brown; Harry Heeley [c], J.H. Robinson; W.F. Schmidt, J.W. Binckes,
T. Chalmers; A.W. McIntyre, Hector Henman, Robert Tyler, W.T. Mason,
Gerry Hartigan.
Referee: Guillermo Jordán (Argentina).
Note: Alumni is an Argentinian club.
26/07/1906, Quilmes, Campo de la Sociedad Sportiva
Friendly
QUILMES AC 1 (A.E. Wells 82')
SOUTH AFRICA 5 (Robert Tyler 49' 61', W.T. Mason 72' 89' 90+1')
Quilmes AC: R.P. Cordner; B. Campbell, William Leslie; T.B. Lister, Charles Parr,
J. Budman; J.A. Murray, S.U. Leonard, P. Hooton, A.E. Wells, J. Stanfield.
South Africa: W.G. Brown; Harry Heeley [c], J.H. Robinson; W.F. Schmidt, J.W. Binckes,
T. Chalmers; Frank Findlay, A.W. McIntyre, Robert Tyler, W.T. Mason,
E.H. Johnson.
Referee: R.F. Thorne (South Africa).
Note: Quilmes AC is an Argentinian club.
31/07/1906, São Paulo, Campo do Velódromo
Friendly
BRAZIL XI 0
SOUTH AFRICA 6 (A.W. McIntyre, Robert Tyler, W.F. Schmidt, W.T. Mason x2,
Gerry Hartigan)
Brazil XI: Jorge 'Tutu' Miranda; Walter Jeffery, Frank Hodgkiss; Pyles, Argemiro,
Stewart; Leo Bellegarde, Charles Miller [c], B. Cerqueira,
Oscar de Andrade, Henrique Ruffin.
South Africa: W.G. Brown; Harry Heeley [c], J.H. Robinson; W.F. Schmidt, J.W. Binckes,
T. Chalmers; Hector Henman, A.W. McIntyre, Robert Tyler, Gerry Hartigan,
W.T. Mason.
Referee: R.F. Thorne (South Africa).
Note: The Brazilian team was a selection from São Paulo clubs.
17/08/1907, Johannesburg, 8000
Friendly
SOUTH AFRICA 1 ()
CORINTHIAN FC 2 (C.E. Brisley, N.S. Cornelius)
South Africa:
Corinthian FC: Tom Rowlandson, F.H. Mugliston, V.G. Thew, R.D. Craig, I.E. Snell,
S.L. King, C.E. Brisley, R.B. Durrant, N.S. Cornelius, A.H. Birks,
Gordon Wright.
Note: Corinthian FC is an English club.
24/08/1907, Bloemfontein, 4000
Friendly
SOUTH AFRICA 0
CORINTHIAN FC 2 (N.S. Cornelius x2)
South Africa:
Corinthian FC: Tom Rowlandson, F.H. Mugliston, V.G. Thew, R.D. Craig, I.E. Snell,
S.L. King, C.E. Brisley, R.B. Durrant, N.S. Cornelius, A.H. Birks,
Gordon Wright.
Note: Corinthian FC is an English club.
14/09/1907, Cape Town, 12000
Friendly
SOUTH AFRICA 1
CORINTHIAN FC 1
South Africa:
Corinthian FC: Tom Rowlandson, F.H. Mugliston, V.G. Thew, I.E. Snell,
George Pollock-Hodsoll, S.L. King, E.E. Paget-Tomlinson, N.S. Cornelius,
R.B. Durrant, A.H. Birks, C.E. Brisley.
Note: Corinthian FC is an English club.
02/07/1908, São Paulo, Campo do Velódromo
Friendly
SÃO PAULO FOR. XI 2 (Charles Miller x2)
ARGENTINA 2 (Eliseo Brown, Jorge Gibson Brown)
São Paulo For. XI: Willis; Tonny, Caton; Gerhardt, Thiele, Stewart; Robert, Enfuihner,
Charles Miller [c], Staoni, Colston.
Argentina: William Campbell; Jorge Gibson Brown, Juan Domingo Brown;
Carlos Carr Brown, Luis Vernet Amadeo, Ernesto Brown; R. Lennie,
Maximiliano Susán, Lucio Burgos, Eliseo Brown, Ricardo Malbrán.
Notes: The São Paulo Foreigners XI was a selection of foreign players from
the Liga Paulista. Some sources report that it was a selection of only
British players.
04/07/1908, São Paulo, Campo do Velódromo, 12000
Friendly
SÃO PAULO LEAGUE 0
ARGENTINA 6 ()
São Paulo League: Willis; Tonny, Caton; Gerhardt, M. Prado, Stewart; Leo Bellegarde,
Robert, Charles Miller [c], Henrique Ruffin, Colston.
Argentina:
Notes: Scholefield of Argentina saved a penalty. The São Paulo League XI was a
selection from the Liga Paulista, including foreigners. The date of the
match is also reported as 05/07/1908.
07/07/1908, São Paulo, Campo do Velódromo
Friendly
SÃO PAULO LEAGUE 0
ARGENTINA 4 (F.H. Dickinson, Maximiliano Susán, Alfredo Brown, Ernesto Brown)
São Paulo League: Jorge 'Tutu' Miranda; Fernão Sales, Menezes; Rubens Salles [c], Argemiro,
J. Carvalho; Leo Bellegarde, Henrique Ruffin, Aquino, Brown, Joaquim Prado.
Argentina: William Campbell; Jorge Gibson Brown, Juan Domingo Brown; Ernesto Brown,
Patricio Browne, F.H. Dickinson; Maximiliano Susán, Alfredo Brown,
Eliseo Brown, [2 missing].
Note: The São Paulo League XI was a selection of Brazilian players from the
Liga Paulista.
09/07/1908, Rio de Janeiro, Estádio das Laranjeiras
Friendly
BRAZIL XI 2 (Rafael Sampaio, Emile Etchegaray 34' pen)
ARGENTINA 3 (Victor Etchegaray 7' OG, F.S. Dickinson 17', Lucio Burgos 55')
Brazil XI: Coggin; Victor Etchegaray, Octávio; Leal, Mutzenbecher, Lulu Rocha;
Flávio Ramos, Oswaldo Gomes [c], Edwin Cox, Emile Etchegaray,
Rafael Sampaio.
Argentina: William Campbell; Jorge Gibson Brown, Juan Domingo Brown; Patricio Browne,
Luis Vernet Amadeo, Ernesto Brown; F.S. Dickinson, Alfredo Brown,
Maximiliano Susán, Lucio Burgos, Eliseo Brown.
Referee: Mariano Reyna (Argentina).
Note: The Brazil XI was a selection of Brazilian players from the
Liga Metropolitana do Rio de Janeiro.
11/07/1908, Rio de Janeiro, Estádio das Laranjeiras
Friendly
RIO DE J. BRIT. XI 1 (H. Monk)
ARGENTINA 7 (J. Robinson 3' OG, Ernesto Brown 7' ?, Lucio Burgos 33',
Eliseo Brown 46' ?, Maximiliano Susán 57')
Rio de J. Brit. XI: A. Waterman; Calver, J. Robinson; J. Wood, A. Buchan, E. Pullen;
H. Hawkey, G. Hime, Hougton, H. Monk, Waymar.
Argentina: Scholefield; Jorge Gibson Brown, Juan Domingo Brown; Luis Vernet Amadeo,
R. Lennie, Ernesto Brown; Alfredo Brown, Maximiliano Susán, F.S. Dickinson,
Lucio Burgos, Eliseo Brown.
Referee: Mariano Reyna (Argentina).
Notes: It is also reported that the goal at 3' was scored by Eliseo Brown, and
that the goal at 57' was scored by Ernesto Brown. The Rio de Janeiro
British XI was a selection of British players from the Liga Metropolitana
do Rio de Janeiro.
12/07/1908, Rio de Janeiro, Estádio das Laranjeiras, 7000
Friendly
RIO DE J. LEAGUE 0
ARGENTINA 3 (Ernesto Brown 1' 55' 70')
Rio de J. League: A. Waterman; Victor Etchegaray, J. Robinson; J. Leal, Mutzenbecher,
Calver; H. Hawkey, Edwin Cox, Emile Etchegaray, H. Monk, Waymar.
Argentina: Scholefield; Jorge Gibson Brown [c], Juan Domingo Brown; R. Lennie,
Luis Vernet Amadeo, Ernesto Brown; Alfredo Brown, A. Brown,
Maximiliano Susán, Lucio Burgos, Eliseo Brown.
Referee: Mariano Reyna (Argentina).
Note: The Rio de Janeiro League XI was a selection of players from the Liga
Metropolitana do Rio de Janeiro, including foreigners.
14/07/1908, Santos, Campo do C.A. Independente
Friendly
SANTOS XI 1 ()
ARGENTINA 6 (Ernesto Brown x2, Eliseo Brown x2)
Note: Santos XI was a selection of the Brazilian city of Santos.
10/06/1909, Montevideo, Parque Central
Friendly
URUGUAY 0
TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR 8 (Pat McConnon, John Curtis x2, Billy Minter x2, David Clark x3)
Uruguay: Cayetano Saporiti; Juan Carlos Bertone, Carlos Ronzoni; Félix Lourtet,
C. Zanezi, Pedro Zuazú; R. Bastos, Pablo Dacal, J. Branda, Alberto Zumarán,
José Brachi.
Tottenham Hotspur: Fred Boreham; Ernie Coquet, Fred Wilkes; Walter Bull, Danny Steel,
Doug MacFarlane; John Curtis, Billy Minter, Pat McConnon, David Clark,
Bert Middlemiss.
Referee: León Peyrou (Uruguay).
Note: Tottenham Hotspur FC is an English club.
13/06/1909, Buenos Aires, Campo de la Sociedad Sportiva, 11000
Friendly
ARGENTINA 0
TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR 1 (Pat McConnon 46')
Argentina: Carlos Wilson; Jorge Gibson Brown, Juan Domingo Brown; Maximiliano Susán,
Patricio Browne, Arturo Jacobs; Gottlob Weiss, Alfredo Brown,
Arnoldo Watson Hutton, Eliseo Brown, José Viale.
Tottenham Hotspur: Fred Boreham; Ernie Coquet, Fred Wilkes; Tom Morris, Danny Steel,
Doug MacFarlane; John Curtis, Billy Minter, Pat McConnon, David Clark,
Bert Middlemiss.
Referee: H. Torre (Argentina).
Note: Tottenham Hotspur FC is an English club.
13/06/1909, Montevideo, Parque Central
Friendly
URUGUAY 1 (José Brachi 57')
EVERTON FC 2 (Bert Freeman 52', Billy Lacey 90+')
Uruguay: Cayetano Saporiti; Juan Carlos Bertone, Aníbal Zapicán Falco;
Félix Lourtet, C. Zanezi, Carlos Ronzoni; Vicente Módena, Pablo Dacal,
F. Friedrich, Alberto Zumarán, José Brachi.
Everton FC: C.H. Berry; Bob Balmer, Jock Maconnachie; Val Harris, Bob Clifford,
Daniel Rafferty; Thomas Jones, Billy Lacey, Bert Freeman, Wattie White,
Harry Mountford.
Referee: Jack Taylor (England).
Notes: Everton FC is an English club. It is also reported that Bert Freeman scored
both the Everton goals, or that Uruguay's goal was an own-goal by Berry.
25/09/1909, Ipswich, Portman Road, 2500
Friendly
ENGLAND AFA XI 10 (Bernard Farnfield x4, Harold Bache x3, Sammy Day x3)
BOHEMIA 1 (Jan Košek)
England AFA XI: H. Milestone; Charles Page, Harold Milton; H.E. Wood, John Barnsdale,
P.A. Sergeant; H.G. Yates, Bernard Farnfield, Harold Bache, Sammy Day [c],
R. Holloway.
Bohemia: V. Pokorný; Richard Veselý, Rudolf Krummer; K. Kovařovič,
Karel Kotouč, Emanuel Benda [c]; O. Bohata, Ctibor Malý, Jan Starý,
Alois Kovařovič, Jan Košek.
Referee: P.R. Harrower (England).
Notes: The English team was a selection from the Amateur Football Association.
'The Times' reported that Sergeant scored the first goal and that eight of
the other nine goals were shared between Day and Bache.
27/09/1909, Sudbury, 400
Friendly
EASTERN COUNTIES 2 ()
BOHEMIA 2 (Jan Košek x2)
29/09/1909, London, Tufnell Park
Friendly
CORINTHIAN FC 5 (A.F. Leach-Lewis, Hugh Morgan-Owen x2, Sammy Day x2)
BOHEMIA 0
Corinthian FC: Tom Rowlandson; Harold Milton, Charles Page; I.E. Snell, A.F. Leach-Lewis,
P.A. Sargeant; Gilbert Vassall, Sammy Day, Hugh Morgan-Owen, A.H. Birks,
C.E. Brisley.
Bohemia: V. Pokorný; F. Jirásek, ?; ?, ?, Emanuel Benda [c]; O. Bohata, ?,
Jan Starý, ?, Jan Košek.
Notes: Corinthian FC is an English club. It is also reported that one of the goals
was scored by C.E. Brisley.
30/09/1909, London, Sidcup Hall College Grounds
Friendly
NEW CRUSADERS FC 8 ()
BOHEMIA 1 (Jan Košek)
Note: New Crusaders FC is an English club.
01/10/1909, Maisons-Alfort, Stade de Charentonneau
Friendly
CA PARIS 2
BOHEMIA 4
Note: CA Paris is a French club.
??/??/1909
Friendly
OLYMPIQUE LILLOIS 4 ()
BOHEMIA 15 (Jan Košek x7, ?)
Note: Olympique Lillois is a French club.
??/??/1910, Corrientes
Friendly
HÉRCULES CORRIENT. 0
PARAGUAY 0
Hércules Corrient.:
Paraguay: [Squad: F. Melián, G. Almeida, A. Rodríguez, M. Barrios, P. Samaniego,
J. Morín, Z. Gadea, D. Andreani, C. Mena Porta, B. Villamayor, M. Rojas,
E. Erico.]
Note: Hércules de Corrientes is an Argentinian club.
28/05/1910, Buenos Aires, Cancha de Belgrano
Friendly
ARGENTINA 5 (Manuel González 30' 75', Eliseo Brown 47' 80',
Arnoldo Watson Hutton 73')
ARGENTINA BRIT. XI 1 (H. Whaley 40)
Argentina: Carlos Wilson; Jorge Gibson Brown, Juan Domingo Brown; Maximiliano Susán,
Haroldo Grant, Ernesto Brown; Gottlob Weiss, Arnoldo Watson Hutton,
Eliseo Brown, Manuel González, José Viale.
Argentina Brit. XI: A. Scholefield; C. Ferguson, R. Lennie; G.C.L. East, S. Parkinson,
W. Diggs; D. Hollamby, H. Whaley, P. Golding, S.U. Leonard, R. Parsons.
Referee: Héctor Alfano (Argentina).
Note: Argentina British XI was a selection of the British players in the
Argentinian league.
02/06/1910, Buenos Aires, Cancha de Gimnasia y Esgrima
Friendly
ALUMNI 1 (Arnoldo Watson Hutton 11')
URUGUAY 3 (Pablo Dacal 26' 48', José Benincasa 67' pen)
Alumni: George Scholefield; Jorge Gibson Brown [c], Juan Domingo Brown;
Patricio Browne, Ernesto Brown, Arturo Jacobs; Gottlob Weiss,
Alfredo Brown, Arnoldo Watson Hutton, Eliseo Brown, Juan Lawrie.
Uruguay: Cayetano Saporiti; Juan Carlos Bertone [c], José Benincasa; Martín Aphesteguy,
Juan Harley, Pedro Zuazú; Vicente Módena, Pablo Dacal, José Piendibene,
Santiago Raymonda, José Brachi.
Referee: J.H. Hamilton (Chile).
Notes: It is also reported that Eliseo Brown scored instead of Watson Hutton, and
that José Piendibene scored twice instead of Dacal.
Alumni is an Argentinian club.
05/06/1910, Rosario
Friendly
LIGA ROSARINA XI 2 (Federico Pupplet 40', Charles Woodward 89')
URUGUAY 2 (José Piendibene 13', Pablo Dacal 77')
Liga Rosarina XI: Stanley McMaster; Zenón Díaz, Rafael Bordabehere; Caraciolo González
(J. Díaz 14'), G. O'Brien, Pedro Wilson; Federico Pupplet, E. Jenkins,
Guillermo Dannaher, Lorenzo Hulme, Charles Woodward.
Uruguay: Cayetano Saporiti; Juan Carlos Bertone [c], José Benincasa;
Martín Aphesteguy, Juan Harley, Pedro Zuazú; Vicente Módena, Pablo Dacal,
José Piendibene, Santiago Raymonda, José Brachi.
Referee: Claudio Newell (Argentina).
Notes: Stanley McMaster saved a penalty from José Piendibene at 9'.
Liga Rosarina XI was an Argentinian regional league selection.
08/06/1910, Buenos Aires, Cancha de Gimnasia y Esgrima
Friendly
ALUMNI 2 (Alfredo Brown 6', Arnoldo Watson Hutton 31')
CHILE 2 (Arturo Acuña 43', Colin Campbell 66')
Alumni: W. Hardie; Jorge Gibson Brown, Juan Domingo Brown; A.A. Mack,
Patricio Browne, Ernesto Brown; Arturo Jacobs, Alfredo Brown,
Arnoldo Watson Hutton, J. Morgan, D. Chalk.
Chile: L.C. Gibson; Carlos Hormazábal, E.F. Ashe; Andrés Hoyl, Luis Barriga,
Próspero González; Arturo Acuña, Colin Campbell, Joseph Robson,
J.H. Hamilton, J.P. Davidson.
Referee: Héctor Alfano (Argentina).
Note: Alumni is an Argentinian club.
28/08/1910, Rio de Janeiro, Estádio das Laranjeiras, 4000
Friendly
BRAZIL XI 2 (Abelardo, Edwin Cox 30')
CORINTHIAN FC 5 (Sammy Day 20' 31' 70', A.T. Coleby, C.E. Brisley 75')
Brazil XI: 'Baby' Alvarenga; E. Paranhos, Villaça; Rolando, Mutzenbecher, Galo;
Abelardo, Oswaldo Gomes [c], Edwin Cox, Gilberto Hime, Lauro Sodré.
Corinthian FC: R. Rogers; William Udal Timmis, C.C. Page; J.C.D. Tetley,
Morgan Morgan-Owen, R.L.L. Braddell; I.E. Snell, C.E. Brisley, Sammy Day,
A.T. Coleby, Arthur Kerry.
Referee: G. Tood (England).
Notes: The Brazil XI was a selection of Brazilian players in the Liga
Metropolitana do Rio de Janeiro. Corinthian FC is an English club.
14/09/1910, Viña del Mar
Friendly
CHILE BRITISH XI 1 ()
ARGENTINA 5 (Manuel González x3, Elías Fernández, J. Goodfellow)
Chile British XI:
Argentina: Carlos Wilson; Antonio Apraiz, Juan Domingo Brown; J.B. Sheridan,
J. Goodfellow, Ernesto Brown; Elías Fernández, Alfredo Capellini,
Maximiliano Susán, Manuel González, José Viale.
Referee: Ash (Chile).
Note: The Chile British XI was a selection of the British community in Chile.
18/09/1910, Viña del Mar
Friendly
LIGA VALPARAÍSO XI 0
ARGENTINA 3 (Maximiliano Susán, Manuel González, Elías Fernández)
Liga Valparaíso XI:
Argentina: Carlos Wilson; Juan Domingo Brown, Martín Murphy; J.B. Sheridan,
Patricio Browne, Henry Lawrie; Elías Fernández, Maximiliano Susán,
Ernesto Brown, Manuel González, José Viale.
Referee: Gemmel (Chile).
Note: Liga Valparaíso XI was a Chilean regional league selection.
22/09/1910, Viña del Mar
Friendly
LIGA VALPARAÍSO XI 0
ARGENTINA 5 (Juan Olegario Gil x2, Elías Fernández, Manuel González, J.B. Sheridan)
Liga Valparaíso XI:
Argentina: Carlos Wilson; Antonio Apraiz, Juan Domingo Brown; J.B. Sheridan,
J. Goodfellow, Henry Lawrie; Elías Fernández, Juan Olegario Gil,
Maximiliano Susán, Manuel González, José Viale.
Referee: Berkley (Chile).
Note: Liga Valparaíso XI was a Chilean regional league selection.
25/09/1910, Viña del Mar
Friendly
LIGA VALPARAÍSO XI 2
ARGENTINA 6
Note: Liga Valparaíso XI was a Chilean regional league selection.
09/10/1910, Montevideo
Friendly
MONTEVIDEO WANDER. 2
ARGENTINA 1
Note: Montevideo Wanderers FC is an Uruguayan club.
15/10/1910, Sankt-Peterburg
Friendly
ST-PETERBURG B XI 0
BOHEMIA 15 (Ladislav Medek x14, ?)
Note: Sankt-Peterburg B XI was a Russian selection consisting of players from
clubs in the second division of the Sankt-Peterburg league.
16/10/1910, Sankt-Peterburg
Friendly
SANKT-PETERBURG XI 5 (Grigoriy Nikitin x4, ?)
BOHEMIA 4 ()
Note: Sankt-Peterburg XI was a Russian selection consisting of players from
clubs in the first division of the Sankt-Peterburg league.
18/10/1910, Sankt-Peterburg
Friendly
SPORT ST-PETERBURG 0
BOHEMIA 6
Note: Sport St-Peterburg is a Russian club.
20/10/1910, Rosario
Friendly
LIGA ROSARINA XI 1
ARGENTINA 3
Notes: Liga Rosarina XI was an Argentinian regional league selection. The date of
the match is also reported as 20/11/1910.
21/10/1910, Moskva
Friendly
SKS MOSKVA 1
BOHEMIA 5
Note: Sokolnicheskiy Klub Sporta Moskva is a Russian club.
23/10/1910, Moskva
Friendly
MOSKVA XI 1 (G. Newman)
BOHEMIA 0
Note: Moskva XI was a Russian city selection, consisting of nine British players
and two Russian players.
28/10/1910, London
Friendly
ENGLAND AFA XI 2
BOHEMIA 1
Note: The English team was a selection from the Amateur Football Association.