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- 1951–52_British_Home_Championship abstract "The 1951-52 British Home Championship was an international football tournament played between the British Home Nations during the 1951/52 season. In an unusual conclusion, Wales shared the championship with England, one of only four tournaments Wales would share victory in post-war. Ireland by contrast endured one of their worst championships of the period, losing all three games and failing to score. Scotland too underperformed, although their two losses were both hard fought.Scotland had kicked off the competition with an easy victory over Ireland in the first match. England and Wales by contrast split the points, failing to breach a 1–1 draw at Ninian Park. England exerted their authority over the Irish in their second game with a simple win, whilst Wales performed the impressive feat of beating Scotland on their home turf with a hard-won 1–0 success. The final games were tensely contested, as Wales, hoping for an England failure at Hampden Park in their final game took the play to the Irish and ran out 3–0 winners. In Glasgow between England and Scotland, the tournament was decided by two Stan Pearson goals which gave England the victory and their half of the trophy. Had goal difference been used at this time to further separate the teams, then Wales would have won a rare individual victory, but this method of scoring was not introduced to the British Home Championship until the Seventies.".
- 1951–52_British_Home_Championship wikiPageID "11530982".
- 1951–52_British_Home_Championship wikiPageRevisionID "558887806".
- 1951–52_British_Home_Championship date "1951-10-06".
- 1951–52_British_Home_Championship date "1951-10-20".
- 1951–52_British_Home_Championship date "1951-11-14".
- 1951–52_British_Home_Championship date "1952-03-19".
- 1951–52_British_Home_Championship date "1952-04-05".
- 1951–52_British_Home_Championship goals Eddie_Baily.
- 1951–52_British_Home_Championship goals Ivor_Allchurch.
- 1951–52_British_Home_Championship goals Lawrie_Reilly.
- 1951–52_British_Home_Championship goals Roy_Clarke_(footballer).
- 1951–52_British_Home_Championship goals Walley_Barnes.
- 1951–52_British_Home_Championship goals "Bobby Johnstone 2, Tommy Orr".
- 1951–52_British_Home_Championship goals "Nat Lofthouse 2".
- 1951–52_British_Home_Championship goals "Stan Pearson 2".
- 1951–52_British_Home_Championship goals William_Isiah_Foulkes.
- 1951–52_British_Home_Championship score "0".
- 1951–52_British_Home_Championship score "1".
- 1951–52_British_Home_Championship score "2".
- 1951–52_British_Home_Championship score "3".
- 1951–52_British_Home_Championship stadium Belfast.
- 1951–52_British_Home_Championship stadium Birmingham.
- 1951–52_British_Home_Championship stadium Cardiff.
- 1951–52_British_Home_Championship stadium Glasgow.
- 1951–52_British_Home_Championship stadium Hampden_Park.
- 1951–52_British_Home_Championship stadium Ninian_Park.
- 1951–52_British_Home_Championship stadium Swansea.
- 1951–52_British_Home_Championship stadium Vetch_Field.
- 1951–52_British_Home_Championship stadium Villa_Park.
- 1951–52_British_Home_Championship stadium Windsor_Park.
- 1951–52_British_Home_Championship subject Category:1951_in_British_sport.
- 1951–52_British_Home_Championship subject Category:1951–52_in_English_football.
- 1951–52_British_Home_Championship subject Category:1951–52_in_Northern_Ireland_football.
- 1951–52_British_Home_Championship subject Category:1951–52_in_Scottish_football.
- 1951–52_British_Home_Championship subject Category:1951–52_in_Welsh_football.
- 1951–52_British_Home_Championship subject Category:1952_in_British_sport.
- 1951–52_British_Home_Championship subject Category:British_Home_Championships.
- 1951–52_British_Home_Championship comment "The 1951-52 British Home Championship was an international football tournament played between the British Home Nations during the 1951/52 season. In an unusual conclusion, Wales shared the championship with England, one of only four tournaments Wales would share victory in post-war. Ireland by contrast endured one of their worst championships of the period, losing all three games and failing to score.".
- 1951–52_British_Home_Championship label "1951–52 British Home Championship".
- 1951–52_British_Home_Championship label "Torneo Interbritannico 1952".
- 1951–52_British_Home_Championship sameAs 1951%E2%80%9352_British_Home_Championship.
- 1951–52_British_Home_Championship sameAs Torneo_Interbritannico_1952.
- 1951–52_British_Home_Championship sameAs Q3094261.
- 1951–52_British_Home_Championship sameAs Q3094261.
- 1951–52_British_Home_Championship wasDerivedFrom 1951–52_British_Home_Championship?oldid=558887806.