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British Home Championship
England: Champions
How England performed
England won the 1967–68 championship, unbeaten in three matches and up from second the season before. Peters, R. Charlton and Ball, with a penalty, scored in a 3–0 win over Wales at Ninian Park, Cardiff, and Hurst and R. Charlton were on target in a 2–0 win over Northern Ireland at Wembley Stadium, London.
A 1–1 draw with Scotland at Hampden Park, Glasgow, where Peters scored and Hughes equalised, completed the season. England finished with six goals scored and one conceded.
England fixtures
Wales
0–3
England
England won
England: Peters 34', R. Charlton 87', Ball 90' pen
Wales: None
England
2–0
Northern Ireland
England won
England: Hurst 44', R. Charlton 62'
Northern Ireland: None
Scotland
1–1
England
England drew
England: Peters 19'
Scotland: Hughes 39'
England statistics
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