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British Home Championship
England: Champions
How England performed
England took the 1931–32 British Home Championship outright with three wins from three, scoring 12 goals and conceding three, having shared the title the previous season.
The campaign opened on 17 October 1931 with a 6–2 win over Ireland at Windsor Park, Belfast, where Waring and Houghton scored twice each and Smith and Hine once apiece; Dunne and Kelly replied for Ireland. England then beat Wales 3–1 at Anfield, Liverpool through Smith, Crooks and Hine, with Robbins scoring for the visitors. The season finished with a 3–0 win over Scotland at Wembley Stadium, London on 9 April 1932, Waring, Barclay and Crooks the scorers.
England fixtures
Ireland
2–6
England
England won
England: Smith 10', Waring 11', Hine 30', Waring 50', Houghton 60', Houghton 85'
Ireland: Dunne 43', Kelly 89'
England
3–1
Wales
England won
England: Smith 25', Crooks 50', Hine 65'
Wales: Robbins
England
3–0
Scotland
England won
England: Waring 36', Barclay 80', Crooks 88'
Scotland: None
England statistics
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