England Caps: the England Football Team Over the Years

You'll discover everything about England's incredible football journey right here, from legendary 1966 World Cup heroes to today's stars, with expert insights on famous matches, iconic managers, brilliant captains, and the stadiums where history was made. England Caps is here to help.

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1948 England: Italy

England pulled off one of their greatest away performances by beating the reigning World Cup champion Italians in 1948.

1947 England: Portugal

England faced a tough Swiss side in 1947 as they built a new attacking team after the Second World War.

1937 England: Czechoslovakia

England faced a resurgent Czechoslovakia at White Hart Lane in 1937, having lost to them three years earlier and struggling against continental sides.

1934 England: Italy

England faced Italy in a brutal 1934 friendly at Highbury that became known as the Battle of Highbury.

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Fabio Capello: England Manager 08 to Present

Fabio Capello took over as England manager in 2008 and steered the team to World Cup qualification in impressive style.

England's World Cup 2010 Qualifying

How England bounced back from Euro 2008 heartbreak to face Croatia again in their 2010 World Cup qualifying campaign.

Women's Football: Euro 09 Challenge

England reached the Euro 09 final but lost 6-2 to Germany after a strong tournament run from Hope Powell's side.

England at The München Olympiastadion

England played just two matches at Munich's iconic 1972 Olympic stadium, starting with a 1978 friendly against World Cup-bound West Germany.

Hampden Park Stadium

Scotland's national football stadium has hosted England vs Scotland matches since 1903 and remains home to Queen's Park FC.

Football History at the Kennington Oval

The Oval in Kennington hosted England's first international football match in 1870, thanks to Charles Alcock's role in developing the sport.

Football and the New Wembley Stadium

How England's new Wembley Stadium replaced a century-old ground and became an architectural landmark for international football.

The Old Wembley Stadium

The old Wembley Stadium was the world's most iconic football ground, famous for its twin towers and hosting the FA Cup Final and England matches.

West Ham Utd, Which Player Scored for England?

West Ham players who scored for England, from Bobby Moore and Geoff Hurst in 1966 to Rio Ferdinand and Frank Lampard today.

First Female Football Centurion

Gillian Coultard became England's most-capped female footballer with 119 caps, yet her achievement went largely unnoticed compared to male players.

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