Wales won their first British Home Championship in 1907.
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Ireland 2 Wales 3
Solitude (Belfast), 23.02.07 (10,000)
Leigh Richmond Roose (Stoke)
James Roberts (Bradford City)
Lloyd Davies (Stoke)
George Latham (Liverpool)
George Owen Williams (Wrexham)
Llew Davies (Wrexham)
Billy Meredith (Manchester United)
William Lot Jones (Manchester City)
Arthur H Hughes (Chirk A.A.A)
Dickie Morris (Grimsby Town)
Gordon Peace Jones (Wrexham)
scorers:
Morris
Meredith
WL Jones
Wales1 Scotland 0
Racecourse (Wrexham), 04.03.07 (7,000)
Leigh Richmond Roose (Stoke)
Horace Blew (Manchester City)
Charlie Morris (Derby County)
George Latham (Liverpool)
Lloyd Davies (Stoke)
Haydn Price (Aston Villa)
Billy Meredith (Manchester United)
William Lot Jones (Manchester City)
Hugh Morgan-Owen (Welshpool)
Grenville Morris (Nottingham Forest)
Gordon Peace Jones (Wrexham)
Scorer:
Grenville Morris
England 1 Wales 1
Craven Cottage (London), 18.03.07 (25,000)
Leigh Richmond Roose (Stoke)Lloyd Davies (Stoke)
Sam Meredith (Leyton)
George Latham (Liverpool)
Maddox Morgan-Owen (Corinthians)
Ted Hughes (Tottenham Hotspur)
Billy Meredith (Manchester United)
William Lot Jones (Manchester City)
Arthur W Green (Nottingham Forest)
Grenville Morris (Nottingham Forest)
Bobby Evans (Aston Villa)
Scorer:
W L Jones
Morgan-Owen and Meredith on the attack against England
Wales used 21 players in the campaign. The players were drawn from The First Division of the Football League (9), Welsh Clubs (5), The Second Division of the Football League (4), The Southern League (2), and English Amateur clubs (1).
Whereas some of the Welsh players are named as being with First Division English clubs, in some cases they were barely fringe players, notable examples being Haydn Price (he was in Aston Villa's 3rd XI when he played for Wales) and Horace Blew, who only played once for Manchester City.
Some of the Welsh players to feature in the Championship win:
Billy Lot Jones
Dickie Morris
Maddox Morgan-Owen
Leigh Richmond Roose
George Latham
Grenville Morris
Billy Meredith
Some trivia:
Leigh Richmond Roose was killed in action in 1916. He was, according to the Daily Mail (1905) London's second most eligible bachelor.
James Roberts was Bradford City's first international player.
Lloyd Davies was one of 4 brothers to be capped by Wales.
George Latham was a veteran of the Boer War. He coached the Great Britain team at the 1924 Olympics.
George Owen Williams was born in England (unknown to the Welsh FA). He was killed in action in 1916.
Dickie Morris was a veteran of the Boer War.
Horace Blew made 22 international appearances but only played 2 Football League matches in his career. He became Mayor of Wrexham in 1923.
Bobby Evans later represented England.
Grenville Morris still holds Nottingham Forest's all-time goal scoring record with 217 in all competitions.
Hugh and Maddox Morgan-Owen were gentleman amateurs who once turned down international call ups to play for Old Salopians.