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    The first England-Wales football international was held at Kennington Oval in London. What was the score?

    Question #35800. Asked by elizabethmc. (Jul 03 03 3:00 PM)


    Linus_337

    		The game took place in 1879 and England won 2-1.

    A young David Seaman made his debut in goal....

    http://www.englandfc.com/nostal/yrbyyr/1872_1879.html

    Jul 03 03, 3:15 PM

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