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• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship abstract "The 1901-02 British Home Championship was an international football tournament between the British Home Nations which was meant to herald the arrival full professional game of football as both England and Scotland fielded fully professional teams for the first time. The championship was however dominated and overshadowed by a disaster during the final deciding match between England and Scotland at Ibrox Park, which claimed 25 lives. Six minutes into the game, a section of the wooden West Tribune Stand suddenly collapsed due to heavy rainfall the night before. Over 500 people were injured as the stadium was packed to its 68,000 capacity for the match. Although play was stopped in the immediate aftermath of the disaster as players, police and stewards rushed to aid the injured, it was later continued. The continued match finished 1–1 despite the players' reluctance and repeated pauses to allow police and injured spectators to cross the pitch. After the match the Scottish and English Football Associations decided to void the result, and the match was replayed at Villa Park. All proceeds from the replay were contributed to the Disaster Fund set up to aid victims of the accident.Ireland kicked off the tournament in fine style, beating Wales 3–0 in Cardiff with a good performance. Their luck didn't hold out in their second game however, thumped 5–1 by an impressive Scottish side in Greenock. Scotland continued their run of good form against Wales, with another 5–1 victory, setting them up as tournament favourites going into the final games. England had played poorly in their opening matches, drawing 0–0 with Wales and scrambling a 1–0 victory over the Irish. The final match up was marred by tragedy and the game was eventually relocated to England due to the turmoil in the Scottish football community as a result of the disaster. The match was fiercely fought and ended with a 2–2 draw, sharing the points but giving the trophy to the Scots.".
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship thumbnail Disaster-ibroxi6.jpg?width=300.
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship wikiPageID "11512942".
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship wikiPageRevisionID "562537467".
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship date "1902-02-22".
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship date "1902-03-01".
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship date "1902-03-03".
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship date "1902-03-15".
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship date "1902-03-22".
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship date "1902-04-05".
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship date "1902-05-03".
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship date "Replay".
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship goals Albert_Wilkes.
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship goals Bobby_Templeton_(footballer_born_1880).
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship goals Jimmy_Settle.
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship goals Robert_Milne_(footballer).
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship goals Ronald_Orr.
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship goals "Alec Smith 3, Jock Drummond, Albert Buick".
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship goals "Andy Gara 3".
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship goals "Bob Hamilton 3, Bobby Walker, Albert Buick".
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship goals Alexander_Brown_(footballer).
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship goals Hugh_Morgan-Owen.
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship score "0".
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship score "1".
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship score "2".
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship score "5".
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship score "Result Void".
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship stadium Belfast.
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship stadium Birmingham.
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship stadium Cappielow.
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship stadium Cardiff.
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship stadium Glasgow.
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship stadium Greenock.
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship stadium Ibrox_Stadium.
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship stadium King's_Hall,_Belfast.
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship stadium Lisburn_Distillery_F.C..
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship stadium Ninian_Park.
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship stadium Racecourse_Ground.
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship stadium Villa_Park.
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship stadium Wrexham.
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship subject Category:1901–02_in_English_football.
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship subject Category:1901–02_in_Irish_association_football.
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship subject Category:1901–02_in_Scottish_football.
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship subject Category:1901–02_in_Welsh_football.
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship subject Category:1902_in_British_sport.
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship subject Category:1902_in_association_football.
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship subject Category:British_Home_Championships.
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship comment "The 1901-02 British Home Championship was an international football tournament between the British Home Nations which was meant to herald the arrival full professional game of football as both England and Scotland fielded fully professional teams for the first time. The championship was however dominated and overshadowed by a disaster during the final deciding match between England and Scotland at Ibrox Park, which claimed 25 lives.".
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship label "1901–02 British Home Championship".
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship label "British Home Championship 1902".
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship label "Torneo Interbritannico 1902".
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• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship sameAs Torneo_Interbritannico_1902.
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship sameAs British_Home_Championship_1902.
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship sameAs Q29908.
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship sameAs Q29908.
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship wasDerivedFrom 1901–02_British_Home_Championship?oldid=562537467.
• 1901–02_British_Home_Championship depiction Disaster-ibroxi6.jpg.