Gary Winston Lineker (born November 30, 1960 at
Leicester)
Official International Appearance
No. 1 / 0 Goals
Date: May 26, 1984
Competition: British Home Championship
(Friendly)
Venue: Glasgow-Hampden Park
Referee:
Paolo
Casarin (Italy)
Attendance: 73,064
Scotland
1-England 1
(Mark McGhee 13 / Tony Woodcock 37)
Notes:
1-First
International Appearance, First Official Friendly Appearance, First appearance
at an away venue, First appearance coming on as a substitute.
2-Note,
British Home Championship matches are considered friendlies.
3-Gary
Lineker replaced Tony Woodcock in the 73rd minute.
4-First
match vs. Scotland and first match at Glasgow.
5-First
International match tied.
6-First
match with Robert ‘Bobby’ William Robson as Manager.
7-First
match as Leicester City Football Club player.
8-First
ever match vs. a British as well as a European Nation.
Official International Appearance
No. 2 / 1 Goals
Date: March 26, 1985
Competition: Friendly
Venue: London - Wembley
Referee:
George
Brian Smith (Scotland)
Attendance: 34,793
England
2-Republic of Ireland 1 (Trevor Steven 44, Gary Lineker 76 / Liam Brady 87)
Notes:
1-First
International Appearance at home and first match and first friendly at Wembley.
2-First
ever match as a starter.
3-Gary
Lineker scored his first International goal.
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Photo from: Football Association of Ireland, 75 Years, Author Peter Byrne, 1996
(March 26, 1985, England 2-Republic of Ireland 1)
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Official International Appearance
No. 3 / 1 Goals
Date: May 1, 1985
Competition: FIFA World Cup 1986
Qualifier-UEFA Zone-Group 3
Venue: Bucharest (Bucuresti) -Stadionul 23 August
Referee:
Emilio
Carlos Guruceta Muro (Spain)
Attendance: 70,000
Romania
0-England 0
(-)
Notes:
1-First
Official competitive International Appearance, as well as the first one at an
away venue.
2-First
ever World Cup qualifier.
3-First
match vs., a non-British Nation.
4-Gary
Lineker replaced Paul Mariner in the 84th minute.
Official International Appearance
No. 4 / 1 Goals
Date: May 25, 1985
Competition: Sir Stanley Rous Cup
(Friendly)
Venue: Glasgow -Hampden Park
Referee:
Michel
Vautrot (France)
Attendance: 66,489
Scotland
1-England 0
(Richard Gough 70)
Notes:
1-First
International match as a loss.
2-Second
match at Glasgow.
3-First
match as part of the Rous Cup.
4-Gary
Lineker replaced Glenn Hoddle in the 79th minute.
Official International Appearance
No. 5 / 1 Goals
Date: June 6, 1985
Competition: Ciudad de Mexico Cup
(Friendly)
Venue: Ciudad de México (Mexico
City) –Estadio Azteca, Mexico
Referee:
Antonio
Marquez Ramirez (Mexico)
Attendance: 8,000
Italy
2-England 1
(Salvatore Bagni 73, Alessandro Altobelli 89 / Mark Hateley 75)
Notes:
1-First
International match lost at a neutral venue.
2-First
overseas tour with England.
3-First
ever match on a different continent and first match on North American soil.
4-Gary
Lineker replaced Trevor Francis in the 78th minute.
Official International Appearance
No. 6 / 1 Goals
Date: June 12, 1985
Competition: Azteca 2000 (Friendly)
Venue: Ciudad de México (Mexico
City) –Estadio Azteca, Mexico
Referee:
Jorge
Leanza Sansone (Mexico)
Attendance: 8,000
England
3-West Germany 0 (Bryan Robson 34, Kerry Dixon 54, 67)
Notes:
1-First
International match won at a neutral venue.
2-First
match vs. West Germany.
3-Second
start for England and the first time he was replaced after starting a match.
4-Gary
Lineker was replaced by John Barnes in the 60th minute.
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Photo From: Mondial, new series, issue 69, December 1985
(June 12, 1985, Azteca 2000, England 3-West Germany 0)
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Photo from: Onze, Hors Serie 26, 1986
(Standing second from the right, June 12, 1985, Azteca 2000, England 3-West Germany 0)
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Photo from: Kicker-WM-1986
(standing first from the right, June 12, 1985, Azteca 2000, England 3-West Germany 0)
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Official International Appearance
No. 7 / 3 Goals
Date: June 16, 1985
Competition: Friendly
Venue: Los Angeles-Memorial
Coliseum, California
Referee:
Edgardo
Codesal Mendez (Mexico)
Attendance: 10,145
USA
0-England 5
(Gary Lineker 12, 47, Kerry Dixon 32, 73, Trevor Steven 80)
Notes:
1-First
International match won at an away venue.
2-First
and only match vs. USA. First ever match vs. a non-European Nation.
3-Gary
Lineker scored his second and third goals for England. His first double strike
at International level.
4-Gary
Lineker’s second start.
5-Last
match as a Leicester City Football Club player. (7 matches, 3 goals) (3 wins, 2
draws, 2 losses)
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Photo From: @classicshirts
(Gary Lineker with an exchanged jersey, June 16, 1985, USA 0-England 5)
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Official International Appearance
No. 8 / 3 Goals
Date: September 11, 1985
Competition: FIFA World Cup 1986
Qualifier-UEFA Zone-Group 3
Venue: London - Wembley
Referee:
Karl-Heinz
Tritscher (West Germany)
Attendance: 59,500
England
1-Romania 1
(Glenn Hoddle 25 / Rodion Camataru 60)
Notes:
1-First
Official World Cup qualifier at home and at Wembley.
2-First
match as an Everton Football Club player.
3-Gary
Lineker was replaced by Tony Woodcock in the 76th minute.
Official International Appearance
No. 9 / 6 Goals
Date: October 16, 1985
Competition: FIFA World Cup 1986 Qualifier-UEFA Zone-Group 3
Venue: London - Wembley
Referee:
Anatoly
Milchenko (USSR)
Attendance: 52,500
England
5-Turkey 0
(Chris Waddle 15, Gary Lineker 18,43,54,
Bryan Robson 35)
Notes:
1-First
Official World Cup qualifier won at home and at Wembley.
2-First
hat trick for the National Team.
3-Gary
Lineker scored his 5th, 6th and 7th goals for
England.
4-First
goals as an Everton player.
Official International Appearance
No. 10 / 6 Goals
Date: November 13, 1985
Competition: FIFA World Cup 1986 Qualifier-UEFA Zone-Group 3
Venue: London - Wembley
Referee:
Erik
Fredriksson (Sweden)
Attendance: 70,500
England
0-Northern Ireland 0 (-)
Notes:
1-First
World Cup Qualification.
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Photo From: Official Match Programme, England v Scotland, 1986
(Pat Jennings and Gary Lineker, November 13, 1985, World Cup Qualifier, England 0-Northern Ireland 0)
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Official International Appearance
No. 11 / 6 Goals
Date: January 29, 1986
Competition: Friendly
Venue: Cairo
-Nasser Stadium
Referee:
Antonios
Vassaras (Greece)
Attendance: 20,000
Egypt
0-England 4
(Trevor Steven 16, Omar (own goal) 41, Danny Wallace 55, Gordon Cowans 74)
Notes:
1-First
match vs. an African Nation.
2-First
match vs., Egypt and first match on African soil.
3-Gary
Lineker was replaced by Peter Beardlsey in the 50th minute.
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Photo From: Match, February 22, 1986
(England squad, standing first from the right, January 29, 1986, Egypt 0-England 4)
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Photo From: Shoot, February 22, 1986
(England squad in Egypt, standing sixth from the right)
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Photo From: Fussball Magazin, Issue 5, May 1987
(Gary Lineker in Egypt)
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Official International Appearance
No. 12 / 6 Goals
Date: March 26, 1986
Competition: Friendly
Venue: Tbilisi –Dinamo Stadion
(Dinamo Tblissi)
Referee:
Velichko
Tsonchev (Bulgaria)
Attendance: 62,500
USSR
0-England 1
(Chris Waddle 67)
Notes:
1-First
match vs. USSR.
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Photo From: Official Match Programme, England v Scotland, 1986
(Oleg Kuznetsov and Gary Lineker, March 26, 1986, USSR 0-England 1)
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Official International Appearance
No. 13 / 6 Goals
Date: May 24, 1986
Competition: Friendly
Venue: Burnaby -Swanguard Stadium
Referee:
John
Meachin (Canada)
Attendance: 8,150
Canada
0-England 1
(Mark Hateley 58)
Notes:
1-First
and only match vs. Canada.
2-Second
match vs. a North American Nation.
3-Third
straight win on away soil.
4-Gary
Lineker was replaced by Peter Beardlsey in the 66th minute.
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Photo From : World Soccer, June 1986
(England World Cup squad, standing first on the right)
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Official International Appearance
No. 14 / 6 Goals
Date: June 3, 1986
Competition: FIFA World Cup 1986-Group F
Venue: Monterrey -Estadio
Tecnológico, Mexico
Referee:
Volker Roth
(West Germany)
Attendance: 23,000
Portugal
1-England 0
(Carlos Manuel 76)
Notes:
1-First
ever match in the Finals of a World Cup and the Finals of an Official
Tournament.
2-First
and only match vs. Portugal.
3-First
loss in an Official Finals of a Tournament.
4-Thord
match at a neutral venue.
5-Second
International loss and the second at a neutral venue.
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Photo From : Mondial, new series, issue 76, July 1986
(June 3, 1986, World Cup, Portugal 1-England 0)
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Official International Appearance
No. 15 / 6 Goals
Date: June 6, 1986
Competition: FIFA World Cup 1986-Group F
Venue: Monterrey -Estadio
Tecnológico, Mexico
Referee:
Gabriel
González Roa (Paraguay)
Attendance: 20,000
England
0-Morocco 0
(-)
Notes:
1-Second
ever match vs. an African Nation and the first and only match vs. Morocco.
Official International Appearance
No. 16 / 9 Goals
Date: June 11, 1986
Competition: FIFA World Cup 1986-Group F
Venue: Monterrey -Estadio
Tecnológico, Mexico
Referee:
Andre Daina
(Switzerland)
Attendance: 22,000
England
3-Poland 0
(Gary Lineker
9, 14, 34)
Notes:
1-First
ever goals in the Finals of a World Cup and an Official Tournament.
2-First
win in the Finals of a World Cup and a an Official Tournament.
3-Second
hat trick for England. Gary Lineker scored his 7th, 8th
and 9th goals for England.
4-First
match vs. Poland.
5-Gary
Lineker was replaced by Kerry Dixon in the 86th minute.
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Photo From : Goal, Issue 31, April 1998
(Goals against Poland, June 11, 1986, World Cup, England 3-Poland 0)
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Photo From : Guerin Sportivo, Issue 640 (Number 18), April 29-May 5, 1987
(June 11, 1986, World Cup, England 3-Poland 0)
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Photo From : Onze, Issue 132, December 1986
(June 11, 1986, World Cup, England 3-Poland 0)
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Photo From : Onze, Issue 149, May 1988
(June 11, 1986, World Cup, England 3-Poland 0)
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Photo From : Shoot, October 8, 1994
(June 11, 1986, World Cup, England 3-Poland 0)
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Official International Appearance
No. 17 / 11 Goals
Date: June 18, 1986
Competition: FIFA World Cup 1986-Second Round
Venue: Ciudad de México (Mexico
City) –Estadio Azteca, Mexico
Referee:
Jamal Al
Sharif (Syria)
Attendance: 98,000
England
3-Paraguay 0
(Gary Lineker
31, 73,
Peter Beardsley 56)
Notes:
1-First
ever match, win and goals vs. a South American Nation. First and only match vs.
Paraguay.
2-His
second double strike for England.
3-Gary
Lineker scored his 10th and 11th goals for England.
4-Lineker
scored in consecutive matches for the first time.
5-First
match at the Azteca.
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Photo From : France Football, Issue 2200, June 7, 1988
(England squad, standing third from the left, June 18, 1986, World Cup, England 3-Paraguay 0)
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Photo From : England, The Complete Post-War Record, Author Mike Payne
(June 18, 1986, World Cup, England 3-Paraguay 0)
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Photo From : Goal, Issue 31, April 1998
(with fellow goalscorer Peter Beardsley, June 18, 1986, World Cup, England 3-Paraguay 0)
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Photo From : World Soccer, June 1988
(with fellow goalscorer Peter Beardsley, June 18, 1986, World Cup, England 3-Paraguay 0)
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Photo From : Goal, Issue 31, April 1998
(Goals vs. Paraguay, June 18, 1986, World Cup, England 3-Paraguay 0)
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Photo From : Onze, Issue 132, December 1986
(June 18, 1986, World Cup, England 3-Paraguay 0)
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Photo From : Onze-Mondial, Issue 37, February 1992
(June 18, 1986, World Cup, England 3-Paraguay 0)
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Official International Appearance
No. 18 / 12 Goals
Date: June 22, 1986
Competition: FIFA World Cup 1986-Quarterfinal
Venue: Ciudad de México (Mexico
City) –Estadio Azteca, Mexico
Referee:
Ali
Bennaceur (Tunisia)
Attendance: 114,000
Argentina
2-England 1
(Diego Maradona
51, 54 / Gary Lineker 80)
Notes:
1-Second
match vs. a South American nation and first and only loss. First match vs.
Argentina.
2-Gary
Lineker scored his 12th goal for England.
3-Lineker
scored in three consecutive matches.
4-Second
and last match at the Azteca.
5-Gary
Lineker became the top goalscorer of the World Cup with six goals.
6-Last
match and goal as an Everton player. (11 matches, 9 goals) (6 wins, 3 draws, 2
losses)
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Photo From : Goal, Issue 31, April 1998
(Goal vs. Argentina, June 22, 1986, World Cup, Argentina 2-England 1)
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Photo From : Guerin Sportivo, Issue 640 (Number 18), April 29-May 5, 1987
(Header Goal vs. Argentina, June 22, 1986, World Cup, Argentina 2-England 1)
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Official International Appearance
No. 19 / 14 Goals
Date: October 15, 1986
Competition: UEFA European Championship Qualifier-Group 4
Venue: London - Wembley
Referee:
Alphonse
Constantine (Belgium)
Attendance: 35,000
England
3-Northern Ireland 0 (Gary
Lineker 33, 80,
Chris Waddle 78)
Notes:
1-Second
match vs. Northern Ireland.
2-Gary
Lineker scored his 13th and 14th goals for England. His
third double strike.
3-Lineker
scored in fourth consecutive matches.
4-First
ever match in a UEFA Europan Championship qualifier.
5-First
match and goals as a Barcelona player.
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Photo From : Fussball Magazin, Issue 5, May 1987
(October 15, 1986, EC Qualifier, England 3-Northern Ireland 0)
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Photo From : Mondial, new series, issue 83, February 1987
(October 15, 1986, EC Qualifier, England 3-Northern Ireland 0)
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Photo From : World Soccer, November 1986
(October 15, 1986, EC Qualifier, England 3-Northern Ireland 0)
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Photo From : World Soccer, November 1986
(October 15, 1986, EC Qualifier, England 3-Northern Ireland 0)
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Official International Appearance
No. 20 / 14 Goals
Date: November 12, 1986
Competition: UEFA European Championship Qualifier-Group 4
Venue: London - Wembley
Referee:
Franz
Wohrer (Austria)
Attendance: 60,000
England
2-Yugoslavia 0
(Gary Mabbutt 21, Viv Anderson 57)
Notes:
1-First
match vs.Yugoslavia.
2-Lineker
did not score after a run of four consecutive matches.
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Photo From : Mondial, new series, issue 83, February 1987
(In the background, November 12, 1986, EC Qualifier, England 2-Yugoslavia 0)
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