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British Home Championship
England: Shared champions
How England performed
Second the season before, England shared the 1963–64 British Home Championship after two wins and a defeat, scoring 12 goals and conceding four.
Smith scored twice, with Greaves and Charlton adding one each, in a 4–0 win over Wales at Ninian Park, Cardiff on 12 October 1963. Greaves then scored four and Paine three as England beat Northern Ireland 8–3 at Wembley, London in November, Smith scoring the other; Crossan and Wilson, with two, replied. The season ended with a 1–0 defeat by Scotland at Hampden Park, Glasgow on 11 April 1964, Gilzean scoring in the 72nd minute.
England fixtures
Wales
0–4
England
England won
England: Smith 5', Greaves 68', Smith 69', Charlton 86'
Wales: None
England
8–3
Northern Ireland
England won
England: Paine 2', Greaves 20', Greaves 30', Paine 38', Smith 46', Greaves 60', Paine 61', Greaves 65'
Northern Ireland: Crossan 42', Wilson 53', Wilson 85'
Scotland
1–0
England
England lost
England: None
Scotland: Gilzean 72'
England statistics
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