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British Home Championship
England: Shared champions
How England performed
England shared the 1930–31 championship with two wins and a defeat, a season after winning the title outright. Burgess scored twice in a 5–1 win over Ireland at Bramall Lane, Sheffield, where Hampson, Crooks and Houghton also scored and Dunne scored for Ireland in the 80th minute.
Hampson scored twice more in a 4–0 win over Wales at the Racecourse Ground, Wrexham, with Hodgson and Bradford adding the others. Scotland won the final fixture 2–0 at Hampden Park, Glasgow, McPhail and McGrory scoring in the second half. England scored nine goals and conceded three.
England fixtures
England
5–1
Ireland
England won
England: Burgess 15', Hampson 25', Crooks 30', Burgess 35', Houghton 40'
Ireland: Dunne 80'
Wales
0–4
England
England won
England: Hampson 12', Hodgson 35', Hampson 70', Bradford 80'
Wales: None
Scotland
2–0
England
England lost
England: None
Scotland: McPhail 61', McGrory 64'
England statistics
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