england's first ever international match was played on 30th november 1872 who did they play??
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The First International Match was played in Glasgow, Scotland on 30th. November 1872 when Scotland played England. The Scottish FA did not then exist - it was not founded until three months later. The team England played that day was actually the oldest Scottish club team, Queen's Park - founded 1863.\n\nThe First Professional Players were reputedly two Scots -John Love, and Fergus Suter, who played for a north of England club called Darwen in the 1879 season - and were paid for their soccer talent
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25 November 1953-England's unbeaten home record against a non-British nation ends when they lose 6-3 to Hungary at Wembley.
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Actually the first World Cup had no third place as such, but the US was one of the two beaten semi-finalists, Yugoslavia being the other. Uruguay and Argentina each beat one of those two 6-1. Sorry I can't remember which was which.\n\nThe first (official) FOOTBALL tournament of any kind was the English FA Cup of 1871-72. It was won by Wanderers (who folded in the 1880s), who beat Royal Engineers 2-0 in the final at Kennington Oval in London.
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0, Britain doesnt play. England, Scotland, and Wales play separately.
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Don't really know - but it has happened at least 9 times when a country has made its first test appearance. First instance was the 1st ever Test match at the MCG in 1877 D.Gregory for AUS and J.Shelby for ENG. Apart from that I think ENG had a captain on debut in the 1970's.
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England and Germany!!!
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Football is a game which dates back literally hundreds of years but it has changed form a lot over the centuries. It originally started as an unrecognisable game in which two whole villages would compete against each other to fight, kick, punch and brawl their way to carry a ball to a certain target area. The current version of the game started in England in the second half of the 19th century.\n\nAs for introducing it to the world, the first international game was between England and Scotland but I can't say for sure exactly when
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Jozef Barmos scored an own goal against England in Bilbao 1982.\nTrevor Francis had already put England ahead on 63' when Barmos effectively sealed the win on 66'.\n\nHe was centre half who played for Inter Bratislava.
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The First ever ODI was played between Australia and England at M.C.G on 5th of jan 1971.
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Nobody. They played in 1962 (won by Brazil) and 1966 (won by England), but not 1964.
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First World Cup - 1930\nWinner - Uruguay\nLoser - Argentina
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Bramall Lane (Sheffield Uniteds ground) on 14 October 1878 with an attendance of 12,000.\n\nThe first floodlit league game was Portsmouth against Newcastle United in 1956 at Fratton Park
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1949 Wolverhampton Wanderers vs Leicester City 3-1
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1930 IN URUGUAY \n1908 WAS THE FIRST OLYMPIC SOCCER GAME
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In the competition called the Inter-Cities Fairs Cup (now known as the UEFA Cup), a select team from London made up of players from various London clubs were the first English 'team' to play in Europe.  Details below:\n\nBasel XI 0-5 London XI – June 4, 1955\n\nTeam: Ron Reynolds (Tot), Peter Sillett (Che), Jim Fotheringham (Ars), Stan Willemse (Che), Ken Armstrong (Che), Derek Saunders (Che), Harry Hooper (Wes), Johnny Haynes (Ful), Cliff Holton (Ars), Eddie Firmani (Cha), Billy Kiernan (Cha).\nSubstitute: Brian Nicholas (QPR), on for Saunders 37'.\nScorers: Firmani 33', Holton 37', 43', 74', Hooper 81'.\n\n\nBirmingham City (in the same competition, that was spread over three years!) were the second team from England to play in Europe, with Manchester United being the third when they participated in the 2nd European Cup competition in season 1956/57.
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Wanderers won the first ever English FA Cup in 1872. they beat Royal Engineers 1-0 with the goal scored by Morton Betts. the match was staged at Kennington Oval on Friday, 16 March 1872 & was attended by 2,000 spectators. \n\n1872 English FA Cup final\nFriday, 16 March 1872, 18:00\nKennington Oval, Kennington, London, England\nWanderers 1-0 Royal Engineers\n\nGoals:\n1-0 Morton Betts\n\nPlayers Line-Up:\n\nWanderers\nReginald de Courtenay Welch  \nC. W. Alcock  \nMorton Betts   \nAlexander Bonsor  \nEdward Bowen  \nW. P. Crake  \nT. C. Hooman  \nEdgar Lubbock  \nAlbert Thompson  \nRobert Vidal  \nCharles Wollaston \n\nRoyal Engineers\ncapt William Merriman  \ncapt Francis Marindin  \nlieut G. W. Addison  \nlieut Edmund Cresswell  \nlieut Mitchell  \nlieut Henry Renny-Tailyour  \nlieut Rich  \nlieut Alfred Goodwyn  \nlieut Muirhead  \nlieut Cotter  \nlieut Bogle\n\nReferee: A.Stair\nAttendance: 2,000
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England...have to love the 3 lions.  thought the cezh looked pretty good yesterday.