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British Home Championship
England: Shared champions
How England performed
England shared the 1959–60 title, as they had the season before, without losing a match. Greaves scored in a 1–1 draw with Wales at Ninian Park, Cardiff, Moore replying, and at Wembley Stadium, London, Parry's goal in the final minute, straight after Bingham had equalised, beat Northern Ireland 2–1 following Baker's opener.
At Hampden Park, Glasgow, Charlton's penalty early in the second half cancelled out Leggat's goal for Scotland in a 1–1 draw. One win and two draws, with four goals scored and three conceded, earned England a share of the championship.
England fixtures
Wales
1–1
England
England drew
England: Greaves
Wales: Moore
England
2–1
Northern Ireland
England won
England: Baker 17', Parry 90'
Northern Ireland: Bingham 89'
Scotland
1–1
England
England drew
England: Charlton 49' pen
Scotland: Leggat 16'
England statistics
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