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Join The ClubhouseEngland slipped to a 3–2 defeat against Austria in a Wembley friendly on 20 October 1965, their final loss before winning the 1966 World Cup.
Bobby Charlton scored early and John Connelly restored the lead after Rudi Flögel’s equaliser, but Toni Fritsch struck twice late on to seal Austria’s win.
The match featured Barry Bridges’ last cap and Bobby Moore’s 16th outing as captain.
This is a genuine matchday programme from the England defeat which remains in good condition with some signs of age but no major flaws, team changes or other writing (except for the number four written on the front cover).
All programmes sold by Students of the Game are genuine and authentic, originating from the match in question.
We are open and honest about the condition of all programmes we sell. We make every effort to highlight any major flaws – such as tears, marks, team changes or scores, holes, or anything else that may materially affect the condition and, therefore, the value of the programmes.
Please don’t hesitate to ask for further information or additional photos if needed.
Football programmes are posted via Royal Mail’s Large Letter service, unless several programmes are combined in one order and the maximum weight of 1kg is exceeded.
At checkout, you will have the option to choose either Royal Mail’s Tracked 24 or Tracked 48 service.
We have a 30 day, no quibble returns policy. If you wish to return your order please see your order confirmation for details or email shop@studentsofthegame.co.uk.
