World War Two - UK & Commonwealth - Home Front - Soccer - Wartime International - England v Scotland - Wembley - 1944. The two captains, Scotland's Matt Busby (l) and England's Stan Cullis (r), shake hands before the match, watched by referee WE Wood (c)

World War Two - UK & Commonwealth - Home Front - Soccer - Wartime International - England v Scotland - Wembley - 1944. The two captains, Scotland's Matt Busby (l) and England's Stan Cullis (r), shake hands before the match, watched by referee WE Wood (c) Stock Photo

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PA Images / Alamy Stock Photo

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GAN3AY

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5000 x 4047 px | 42.3 x 34.3 cm | 16.7 x 13.5 inches | 300dpi

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19 February 1944

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London UK

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World War Two - UK & Commonwealth - Home Front - Soccer - Wartime International - England v Scotland - Wembley - 1944

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