1906
17.2.06 Ireland 0-5 England (Solitude, Belfast)3.2.06 Scotland 0-2 Wales (Tynecastle, Edinburgh)
17.3.06 Ireland 0-1 Scotland (Dalymount Park, Dublin)
19.3.06 Wales 0-1 England (Cardiff Arms Park)
1.4.06 Hungary 1-1 Bohemia (Millenáris, Budapest)
2.4.06 Wales 4-4 Ireland (Racecourse Ground, Wrexham)
7.4.06 Scotland 2-1 England (Hampden Park, Glasgow)
22.4.06 France 0-5 Belgium (Parc de Saint-Cloud,Paris)
29.4.06 Belgium 5-0 Netherlands (Beerschot AC-Platz, Antwerp)
13.5.06 Netherlands 2-3 Belgium (Schuttersveld, Rotterdam)
15.8.06 Uruguay 0-2 Argentina (Parque Central, Montevideo) +
7.10.06 Bohemia 4-4 Hungary (Slavia-Stadión, Prague)
21.10.06 Argentina 2-1 Uruguay (Campo de la Sociedad Sportiva Argentina, Buenos Aires)*
1.11.06 France 0-15 England (Am) (Parc des Princes, Paris)
4.11.06 Hungary 3-1 Austria (Millenáris, Budapest)
+ Copa Lipton - second edition
* Copa Newton- first edition
The earliest known footage of an international match in progress shows Wales' 4-4 draw with Ireland at The Racecourse.
FIFA had proposed a tournament for their member nations to be held in Switzerland in 1906, but it never materialized.
England introduced a distinction between their amateur and professional representative teams (professionals were in the ascendancy; England fielded an all-professional team in 4 matches from 1902-04). In the first England Amateurs match, a 15-0 stroll against France, Vivian Woodward displayed some Corinthian qualities. Believing that the referee had been harsh in a penalty decision he deliberately missed the resulting spot kick.
Argentina and Uruguay competed for two trophies in 1906, Copa Lipton and Copa Newton.
Bohemia (another element of the Austro-Hungarian Empire) made their international debut.
