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British Home Championship
England: Shared champions
How England performed
England were shared champions for the second year running in 1958–59, unbeaten with a win and two draws, six goals scored and five conceded.
A 3–3 draw with Northern Ireland at Windsor Park, Belfast opened the season on 4 October 1958; Charlton scored twice and Finney once, while Cush, Peacock and Casey scored for the hosts. Broadbent scored both England goals in a 2–2 draw with Wales at Villa Park, Birmingham in November, Tapscott and Allchurch replying. The final fixture brought a 1–0 win over Scotland at Wembley Stadium, London on 11 April 1959, Charlton scoring the only goal.
England fixtures
Northern Ireland
3–3
England
England drew
England: Charlton 31', Finney 61', Charlton 77'
Northern Ireland: Cush 16', Peacock 54', Casey 67'
England
2–2
Wales
England drew
England: Broadbent 42', Broadbent 75'
Wales: Tapscott 15', Allchurch 70'
England
1–0
Scotland
England won
England: Charlton 59'
Scotland: None
England statistics
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