"...scarcely a minute had elapsed ere it was sent between their goal posts by Kenyon-Slaney."William Kenyon-Slaney1st of 2 goals. , 2'
"Ends were changed [after the first goal], and very soon Bonsor secured another victory for the English eleven..."Alexander BonsorOnly Goal. , 7'
"...Kenyon-Slaney, getting the ball to himself near the Scotch goal, again scored."William Kenyon-Slaney2nd of 2 goals. Left-footed from yards., 50'
"Before time was called, Chenery secured another for England..."Charley CheneryOnly Goal. , 75' ?
- GKAlexander MortenCrystal Palace (A), Only Cap
41 years, 3 months, 23 days
Goalkeeper (c)1st captaincy
- FBErnest GreenhalghNotts County, 2nd of 2 caps
24 years, 0 months, 2 days
Full Back
- FBLeonard HowellWanderers, Only Cap
24 years, 7 months, 2 days
Full Back
- HBAlfred GoodwynRoyal Engineers, Only Cap
22 years, 11 month, 26 days
Half Back
- HBRobert VidalOxford University, Only Cap
20 years, 1 month, 5 days
Half Back
- FPelham von DonopRoyal Engineers, 1st of 2 caps
21 years, 10 months, 10 days
Forward
- FCharley CheneryCrystal Palace (A), 2nd of 3 caps
23 years, 2 months, 7 days
Forward
- FWilliam CleggSheffield Wed, 1st of 2 caps
20 years, 10 months, 17 days
Forward
- FAlexander BonsorWanderers, 1st of 2 caps
21 years, 5 months, 1 day
Forward
- FWilliam Kenyon-SlaneyWanderers, Only Cap
25 years, 6 months, 15 days
Forward
- FHubert HeronWanderers, 1st of 5 caps
21 years, 1 month, 9 days
Forward
Henry Renny-Tailyour, 15' ?
William Gibb, 20'
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- GKRobert GardnerRobert Gardner.
Born 31st Mar 1847, Glasgow.
(c)
- LBWilliam KerWilliam Ker.
Born 21st Mar 1852, Edinburgh.
- RBJoseph TaylorJoseph Taylor.
Born 16th Dec 1850, Dunoon.
- HBWilliam GibbWilliam Gibb.
Date of birth unknown, Scotland.
- HBRobert SmithRobert Smith.
Born 1st May 1848, Aberdeen.
- FBilly MacKinnonWilliam Muir MacKinnon.
Born 18th Jan 1952, Glasgow.
- FHenry Renny-TailyourHenry Waugh Renny-Tailyour.
Born 9th Oct 1849, Mussoorie, India.
- FArthur KinnairdArthur Fitzgerald Kinnaird, 11th Lord Kinnaird.
Born 16th Feb 1847, Kensington, London.
- FJohn BlackburnColonel John Edward Blackburn.
Born 30th Apr 1851, Scotland.
- FJames ThomsonJames John Thomson.
Born 25th Dec 1851, Annan.
- FDavid WotherspoonDavid Wotherspoon.
Born 9th Apr 1849, Hamilton.
Notes
- Match InfoTeams changed ends after each goal but not at half time.
- UmpiresUmpires were CW Alcock for England & A Rae for Scotland. Referee T Lloyd.
- Player MilestoneAlexander Morten's Only Cap
- Player MilestoneErnest Greenhalgh's Last Cap
- Player MilestoneLeonard Howell's Only Cap
- Player MilestoneAlfred Goodwyn's Only Cap
- Player MilestoneRobert Vidal's Only Cap
- Player MilestonePelham von Donop's 1st Cap
- Player MilestoneWilliam Clegg's 1st Cap
- Player MilestoneAlexander Bonsor's 1st Cap
- Player MilestoneWilliam Kenyon-Slaney's Only Cap
- Player MilestoneHubert Heron's 1st Cap
- Goal MilestoneWilliam Kenyon-Slaney's 1st Goal
- Goal MilestoneAlexander Bonsor's 1st Goal
- Goal MilestoneCharley Chenery's 1st Goal
Sources
- London Evening Standard "England v Scotland (Association)", Saturday 8th March 1873, page 3
- Press Association "The International Football (Association) Match. England v Scotland.", Monday 10th March 1873, page 3
- Manchester Evening News "International Football Match", Monday 10th March 1873, page 4
- The Morning Post "International Football Match", Monday 10th March 1873, page 3
- Bell's Life in London and Sporting Chronicle "The International Football Match", Monday 10th March 1873
- Association Football in Victorian England by Philip Gibbons (Minerva Press 2001) page 37.
- The Observer "England against Scotland", Sunday, 9th March 1873, page 5
- Glasgow Herald "The International Football Match", Monday, 10th March 1873, page 5.
Referee
Theodore Lloyd
ELO Ratings
No change in rank, gaining 11 ranking points to 2014 points England - 1st
Scotland - 2nd