Welcome to englandstats
- We are striving to make sure that all data on Englandstats is derived from verified contemporary sources. Our aim is to have at least two contemporary sources for each match. Currently:
100.00% of 2,267 match and player pages are verified with one source.
55.74% of 2,267 match and player pages are verified with two or more sources.
58.67% of 1009 matches are verified with one or more contemporary sources.
We currently have 5,204 sources.
November Triple Header
Ireland, Belgium and Iceland
- England take on Republic of Ireland, Belgium and Iceland this coming week whilst we will also find out the final group opponent for England at Euro 2020. Firstly, the Three Lions will play Ireland at Wembley on Thursday in a hastily rearranged friendly match - England were due to play New Zealand, but they dropped out last month citing COVID restrictions. England haven't beaten Ireland since 1985 with the last five out of six games draws.
On Sunday, England travel to Brussels to play the return fixture against Belgium in UEFA's Nations League. England won 2-1 in London in October.
The final game is against Iceland and at time of writing the venue is still in doubt. The match was planned to take place at Wembley but due to new COVID restrictions on travel from Denmark - Iceland play there on Sunday - the game has been put into doubt. Germany and Albania could be potential alternatives.
Meanwhile Serbia host Scotland in the Euro2020 playoff on Thursday to decide which team will complete Group D at Euro 2020 along with England, Czech Republic and Croatia.
Posted: 12th November 2020 7:15am
October Triple Header
Wales, Belgium and Denmark visit Wembley.
- Thursday's friendly match against Wales will be the first England match at Wembley since 14th November last year when Montenegro were thrashed 7-0 in Euro 20 qualifying. This, the 103rd meeting between the two old rivals and the first since Euro '16 when England prevailed with a stoppage time winner in Lens.
Sunday's game sees top ranked side Belgium visit as we head back to the UEFA Nations League. Again, England's last meeting with Belgium was in a major tournament but this time it ended 2-0 to Belgium in the 3rd place playoff of the Russian 2018 World Cup.
In the Nations League so far, England are unbeaten after a last minute win in Iceland and a draw in Denmark who will be the third team to visit on Wednesday for their reverse fixture.
Posted: 8th October 2020 7:42am
Spring Clean
New for 2020
- We've dusted out the cobwebs and had a bit of a spring clean.
Also we've added:-
1. At least one source for every England player and match.
2. Competition tables on all World Cup and Euro qualifying/tournaments plus some minor ones.
Posted: 21st April 2020 6:56pm
Euro 2020 to be delayed
Tournament now scheduled for June 2021
- UEFA has postponed Euro 2020 until June 2021. From the UEFA website:
"UEFA today announced the postponement of its flagship national team competition, UEFA EURO 2020, due to be played in June and July this year. The health of all those involved in the game is the priority, as well as to avoid placing any unnecessary pressure on national public services involved in staging matches. The move will help all domestic competitions, currently on hold due to the COVID-19 emergency, to be completed."
At this point we're not sure when the next England game will be played. The next scheduled matches are against Austria on 2nd June and Romania on 7th June but they will probably be postponed as well, if the FA want to conclude the domestic season. It might just be September before we see England play again. I guess we'll just have to wait and see...
Posted: 17th March 2020 2:28pm
Italy and Denmark matches cancelled
All football in the UK suspended until 3rd April
- Statement from the FA:
"The FA, Premier League, EFL, Barclays FA Women's Super League and FA Women's Championship have collectively agreed to postpone the professional game in England until Friday 3 April at the earliest.
This action, which will be kept under constant review, has been taken due to the increasing numbers of clubs taking steps to isolate their players and staff because of the COVID-19 virus.
It will also apply to all England team fixtures at every level and all FA competitions including the Emirates FA Cup and the Women's FA Cup, along with academy and youth-team matches."
Posted: 14th March 2020 2:34am
