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• 1946–47_British_Home_Championship abstract "The 1946-47 British Home Championship was a football tournament played between the British Home Nations during the 1946–47 seasons, the first professional football seasons in Britain since the end of the Second World War. As seven seasons had passed without regular, organised, professional football, many of the players in the tournament were new to the international stage although a few old hands remained to steer the course of the competition. England were especially well endowed in this regard, with such greats as Stanley Matthews and Tommy Lawton returning to the fray.Thanks to the efforts of these aging stars, England were able to win this first post-war competition, largely due to an opening 7–2 thrashing of Ireland. Wales were able to achieve a 3–1 victory over Scotland in their opener to move into second position. In the second round of matches, Ireland improved sufficiently to hold Scotland to a scoreless draw whilst England set up a commanding lead with a 3–0 defeat of Wales at home. In the final games, Ireland defeated Wales in a close match to take second place whilst England were held to a 1–1 draw by the Scots but nevertheless succeeded in claiming the trophy for themselves.".
• 1946–47_British_Home_Championship wikiPageID "11831828".
• 1946–47_British_Home_Championship wikiPageRevisionID "558887466".
• 1946–47_British_Home_Championship date "1946-09-28".
• 1946–47_British_Home_Championship date "1946-10-19".
• 1946–47_British_Home_Championship date "1946-11-13".
• 1946–47_British_Home_Championship date "1946-11-27".
• 1946–47_British_Home_Championship date "1947-03-09".
• 1946–47_British_Home_Championship date "1947-04-12".
• 1946–47_British_Home_Championship goals Alex_Stevenson.
• 1946–47_British_Home_Championship goals Andy_McLaren_(footballer_born_1922).
• 1946–47_British_Home_Championship goals Bryn_Jones_(footballer_born_1912).
• 1946–47_British_Home_Championship goals Jimmy_Stephen.
• 1946–47_British_Home_Championship goals Own_goal.
• 1946–47_British_Home_Championship goals Peter_Doherty_(footballer).
• 1946–47_British_Home_Championship goals Raich_Carter.
• 1946–47_British_Home_Championship goals Trevor_Ford.
• 1946–47_British_Home_Championship goals Willie_Waddell.
• 1946–47_British_Home_Championship goals "Norman Lockhart 2".
• 1946–47_British_Home_Championship goals "Wilf Mannion 2, Tommy Lawton".
• 1946–47_British_Home_Championship goals "Wilf Mannion 3, Tom Finney, Tommy Lawton, Raich Carter, Bobby Langton".
• 1946–47_British_Home_Championship score "0".
• 1946–47_British_Home_Championship score "1".
• 1946–47_British_Home_Championship score "2".
• 1946–47_British_Home_Championship score "3".
• 1946–47_British_Home_Championship stadium Belfast.
• 1946–47_British_Home_Championship stadium Glasgow.
• 1946–47_British_Home_Championship stadium Hampden_Park.
• 1946–47_British_Home_Championship stadium London.
• 1946–47_British_Home_Championship stadium Maine_Road.
• 1946–47_British_Home_Championship stadium Manchester.
• 1946–47_British_Home_Championship stadium Racecourse_Ground.
• 1946–47_British_Home_Championship stadium Wembley_Stadium_(1923).
• 1946–47_British_Home_Championship stadium Windsor_Park.
• 1946–47_British_Home_Championship stadium Wrexham.
• 1946–47_British_Home_Championship subject Category:1946_in_British_sport.
• 1946–47_British_Home_Championship subject Category:1946–47_in_English_football.
• 1946–47_British_Home_Championship subject Category:1946–47_in_Irish_association_football.
• 1946–47_British_Home_Championship subject Category:1946–47_in_Scottish_football.
• 1946–47_British_Home_Championship subject Category:1946–47_in_Welsh_football.
• 1946–47_British_Home_Championship subject Category:1947_in_British_sport.
• 1946–47_British_Home_Championship subject Category:British_Home_Championships.
• 1946–47_British_Home_Championship comment "The 1946-47 British Home Championship was a football tournament played between the British Home Nations during the 1946–47 seasons, the first professional football seasons in Britain since the end of the Second World War. As seven seasons had passed without regular, organised, professional football, many of the players in the tournament were new to the international stage although a few old hands remained to steer the course of the competition.".
• 1946–47_British_Home_Championship label "1946–47 British Home Championship".
• 1946–47_British_Home_Championship label "Torneo Interbritannico 1947".
• 1946–47_British_Home_Championship sameAs 1946%E2%80%9347_British_Home_Championship.
• 1946–47_British_Home_Championship sameAs Torneo_Interbritannico_1947.
• 1946–47_British_Home_Championship sameAs Q3093631.
• 1946–47_British_Home_Championship sameAs Q3093631.
• 1946–47_British_Home_Championship wasDerivedFrom 1946–47_British_Home_Championship?oldid=558887466.