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The 1961–62 British Home Championship was a football competition played in the season preceding the 1962 FIFA World Cup in Chile, for which only England had qualified from the home nations. Although they were expected to do well in the World Cup, England suffered a poor home championship and were eventually dispatched from the World Cup by the eventual winner Brazil in the quarter finals.

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rdfs:label	British Home Championship 1961/62 (de) 1961–62 British Home Championship (en) Torneo Interbritannico 1962 (it)
rdfs:comment	Die British Home Championship 1961/62 war die 67. Auflage des im Round-Robin-System ausgetragenen Fußballwettbewerbs zwischen den vier britischen Nationalmannschaften von England, Nordirland (bis 1949/50 Irland), Schottland und Wales. (de) Il Torneo Interbritannico 1962 fu la sessantasettesima edizione del torneo di calcio conteso tra le Home Nations dell'arcipelago britannico. Il torneo fu vinto dalla Scozia. (it) The 1961–62 British Home Championship was a football competition played in the season preceding the 1962 FIFA World Cup in Chile, for which only England had qualified from the home nations. Although they were expected to do well in the World Cup, England suffered a poor home championship and were eventually dispatched from the World Cup by the eventual winner Brazil in the quarter finals. (en)
dcterms:subject	British Home Championships 1961–62 in English football 1961–62 in Northern Ireland association football 1961–62 in Scottish football 1961–62 in Welsh football 1962 in British sport
Wikipage page ID	11297675 (xsd:integer)
Wikipage revision ID	1083658976 (xsd:integer)
Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Cardiff Scotland national football team Belfast Bobby Charlton Brazil national football team Davie Wilson Alex Scott (footballer born 1937) Mel Charles England national football team Glasgow 1962 FIFA World Cup British Home Championships London 1961–62 in English football 1961–62 in Northern Ireland association football 1961–62 in Scottish football 1961–62 in Welsh football 1962 in British sport British Home Championship Bryan Douglas Wales national football team Wembley Stadium Windsor Park Graham Williams (footballer born 1938) Eric Caldow Football (soccer) Ninian Park Northern Ireland national football team Hampden Park Chile Jim McLaughlin (footballer) Jimmy McIlroy Ian St John Ralph Brand
sameAs	1961–62 British Home Championship 1961–62 British Home Championship 1961–62 British Home Championship 1961–62 British Home Championship 1961–62 British Home Championship 1961–62 British Home Championship
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date	1961-10-07 (xsd:date) 1961-10-14 (xsd:date) 1961-11-08 (xsd:date) 1961-11-22 (xsd:date) 1962-04-11 (xsd:date) 1962-04-14 (xsd:date)
goals	Douglas (en) St John (en) (en) Charles (en) Charlton (en) Scott (en) Williams (en) Wilson (en) Brand (en) McLaughlin (en) McIlroy (en) Caldow (en)
score	1 (xsd:integer) 2 (xsd:integer) 4 (xsd:integer)
stadium	Cardiff Belfast Glasgow London Wembley Stadium Windsor Park Ninian Park Hampden Park
has abstract	The 1961–62 British Home Championship was a football competition played in the season preceding the 1962 FIFA World Cup in Chile, for which only England had qualified from the home nations. Although they were expected to do well in the World Cup, England suffered a poor home championship and were eventually dispatched from the World Cup by the eventual winner Brazil in the quarter finals. The Home Championship began very well for Scotland, who in their first match scored a 6–1 defeat of Ireland in Belfast. England could not match this pace in their encounter with Wales who held them to a draw and became a contender for the title in the process. In the second game the Scots beat the Welsh 2–0 but England again failed to impress, again drawing 1–1 with the poor Irish. In the final matches, Wales beat Ireland comprehensively with Mel Charles taking all four goals and achieving second position, whilst England played Scotland knowing that only a win would get them the title. In the event, the impressive Scots ran out 2–0 winners, taking the championship and achieving a rare whitewash of the other three teams. (en)

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