Match No. 391 - Sunday, 16th May 1965

  • "The defence looked so assured as the Swedes moved the ball swiftly down the middle. Moore, harassed by Simonsson on one side, and with Larsson and Carlsson ready to pounce on the other, tried to turn the ball to Banks. He was fractionally slow about it, and Eriksson raced on to a priceless pass behind the English ranks. He scored simply, as indeed he could scarcely fail to do so." Leif Eriksson, 38'
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    • 1
    • Arne ArvidssonArne Arvidsson.
      Born 19th Jan 1929, Långshyttan.
    • 2
    • Hasse RosanderHans Tage Rosander.
      Born 5th Jan 1937, Arboga.
    • 3
    • Lennart WingLennart Wing.
      Born 7th Aug 1935, Sweden.
    • 4
    • Hans MildHans Hjalmar Mild.
      Born 31st Jul 1934, Sweden.
    • 5
    • Orvar BergmarkErnst Orvar Bergmark.
      Born 16th Nov 1930, Byske.
      (c)
    • 6
    • Björn NordqvistBjörn Axel Göte Nordqvist.
      Born 6th Oct 1942, Sweden.
    • 7
    • Leif ErikssonLeif Eriksson.
      Born 20th Mar 1942, Köping.
    • 8
    • Henry LarssonHenry Larsson.
      Born 26th Feb 1934, Sweden.
    • 9
    • Agne SimonssonTore Klas Agne Simonsson.
      Born 19th Oct 1935, Gothenburg.
    • 10
    • Björn CarlssonBjörn Carlsson.
      Born 7th Jun 1942, Sweden.
    • 11
    • Örjan PerssonPer Örjan Persson.
      Born 27th Aug 1942, Uddevalla.
  • Assist: Mick Jones. "England scored and gracefully too, in the 20th minute. The ball came from a free kick by Moore to Jones, who headed it on, and Ball was through in a flash to shoot past Arvidsson." Alan Ball1st of 8 goals. Right-footed from 6 yards., 18'
  • "However, another beautifully taken goal eventually gave England the lead for which they had worked so hard and so long. Again Eastham provided the initial pass. Again Paine stabbed across the low hard pass to Connelly, who moved into the centre, placed the ball past Arvidsson in the 73rd minute." John Connelly5th of 7 goals. , 73'
    • 1
    • Gordon BanksLeicester, 19th of 73 caps
      27 years, 4 months, 17 days
      Goalkeeper
    • 2
    • George CohenFulham, 14th of 37 caps
      25 years, 6 months, 25 days
      Right Back
    • 3
    • Ray WilsonEverton, 35th of 63 caps
      30 years, 4 months, 30 days
      Left Back
    • 4
    • Nobby StilesMan Utd, 4th of 28 caps
      22 years, 11 month, 29 days
      Midfield
    • 5
    • Jack CharltonLeeds, 5th of 35 caps
      30 years, 0 months, 8 days
      Centre Back
    • 6
    • Bobby MooreWest Ham, 31st of 108 caps
      24 years, 1 month, 4 days
      Centre Back
      (c)14th captaincy
    • 7
    • Terry PaineSouthampton, 14th of 19 caps
      26 years, 1 month, 24 days
      Outside Right
    • 8
    • Alan BallBlackpool, 3rd of 72 caps
      20 years, 0 months, 4 days
      Inside Right
    • 9
    • Mick JonesSheffield Utd, 2nd of 3 caps
      20 years, 0 months, 22 days
      Centre Forward
    • 10
    • George EasthamArsenal, 16th of 19 caps
      28 years, 6 months, 24 days
      Inside Left
    • 11
    • John ConnellyMan Utd, 13th of 20 caps
      26 years, 9 months, 29 days
      Outside Left

Notes

  • Goal MilestoneAlan Ball's 1st Goal

Sources

  • England: The Complete Post-War Record by Mike Payne (Breedon Books Publishing Company 1993)
  • YouTube
  • The Guardian "England end tour undefeated", Monday 17th May 1965, page 14.
  • Glasgow Herald "England end tour with victory", Monday 17th May 1965, page 11.

Managers

Referee

  • France Henri Faucheux

Attendance

  • 18,975

Half Time Score

ELO Ratings

  • No change in rank, gaining 11 ranking points to 1948 points England - 4th
  • Sweden - 15th