Official International Appearance
No. 21 / 18 Goals
Date: February 18, 1987
Competition: Friendly
Venue: Madrid-Estadio Santiago
Bernabeu (Real Madrid Club de Fútbol)
Referee:
Claudio
Pieri (Italy)
Attendance: 35,000
Spain
2-England 4
(Emilio
Butragueno 14, Ramon Vazquez 77 / Gary Lineker 23, 27, 46, 56)
Notes:
1-First
and only match vs.Spain.
2-Lineker
scored his first quadruple for the National Team. Lineker scored his 15th,
16th, 17th and 18th goals for England.
3-
Gary Lineker scored 4 goals against his Barcelona clubmate Andoni Zubizaretta
at rivals Real Madrid’s home stadium.
4-Gary
Lineker was club teammates with Spain’s Zubizaretta, Victor, Roberto and
Carrasco.
5-Gary
Lineker’s 4 goals were the most by an English player in the same match, since
April 16, 1975 when Malcolm Mac Donald scored all 5 of England’s goals in a 5-0
Euro Qualifier win vs Cyprus.
6-Gary Lineker’s 4 goals are the most ever by any one
player in a single match vs Spain.
7-For
more detail, see:
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Photo From: (Magazine Source unknown) / Contribution From a blog viewer
(Standing second from the right, England squad, February 18, 1987, Spain 2-England 4)
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Official International Appearance
No. 22 / 18 Goals
Date: April 1, 1987
Competition: UEFA European Championship Qualifier-Group 4
Venue: Belfast- Windsor Park
Referee:
Emilio
Soriano Aladren (Spain)
Attendance: 20,578
Northern
Ireland 0-England 2 (Bryan
Robson 19, Chris Waddle 43)
Notes:
1-Third
match vs. Northern Ireland and the first and only time at Belfast.
Official International Appearance
No. 23 / 18 Goals
Date: April 29, 1987
Competition: UEFA European Championship Qualifier-Group 4
Venue: İzmır -Kemal Atatürk
Stadyumu
Referee:
Valery
Butenko (USSR
Attendance: 25,000
Turkey
0-England 0
(-)
Notes:
1-Second
match vs. Turkey.
Official International Appearance
No. 24 / 19 Goals
Date: May 19, 1987
Competition: Sir Stanley Rous Cup (Friendly)
Venue: London - Wembley
Referee:
Michel
Vautrot (France)
Attendance: 92,000
England
1-Brazil 1
(Gary Lineker
35 /
Mirandhina 36)
Notes:
1-First
match and goal vs, Brazil.
2-Lineker
scored his 19th goal for England.
3-Third
South American opponent after Paraguay and Argentina. Lineker has scored
against all South American opponents faced.
4-Second
match in the Rous Cup, first after 1985.
5-Gary
Lineker was replaced by Mark Hateley in the 76th minute.
6-For
more detail, see:
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Photo From: Official Match Programme, England v Chile, 1989
(Gary Lineker scoring with a header, May 19, 1987, Rous Cup, England 1-Brazil 1)
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Photo From: Forever England, A History of the National Side, Authors Mark Shaoul, Tony Williamson
(Gary Lineker celebrating, May 19, 1987, Rous Cup, England 1-Brazil 1)
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Photo From: Official Match Programme, England v Brazil, 1990
(May 19, 1987, Rous Cup, England 1-Brazil 1)
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Official International Appearance
No. 25 / 20 Goals
Date: September 9, 1987
Competition: Friendly
Venue: Düsseldorf – Rheinstadion
Referee:
Paolo
Casarin (Italy)
Attendance: 50,000
West
Germany 3-England 1 (Pierre Littbarski 24, 33, Wolfram Wuttke 84 / Gary Lineker 42)
Notes:
1-Second
match and first goal vs. West Germany.
2-Lineker
scored his 20th goal for England.
3-Gary
Lineker was replaced by Mark Hateley in the 76th minute
4-For
more detail, see:
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Photo From: (Magazine Source unknown) / Contribution From a blog viewer
(Standing first from the left, England squad, September 9, 1987, West Germany 3-England 1)
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Photo From: Kicker-EM-1988
(Standing first from the left, England squad, September 9, 1987, West Germany 3-England 1)
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Official International Appearance
No. 26 / 23 Goals
Date: October 14, 1987
Competition: UEFA European Championship Qualifier-Group 4
Venue: London - Wembley
Referee:
Albert
Rudolph Thomas (Holland)
Attendance: 45,528
England
8-Turkey 0
(John Barnes 1, 28, Gary Lineker 8, 42, 71, Bryan Robson 59, Peter
Beardsley 62, Neil Webb 88)
Notes:
1-Third
match vs. Turkey.
2-Third
hat trick for England and second vs. Turkey (last time in 1985).
3-Lineker
scored his 21st, 22nd and 23rd goals for
England.
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Photo From: World Soccer, April 2003
(October 14, 1987, EC Qualifier, England 8-Turkey 0)
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Photo From: World Soccer , November 1987
(Standing second from the right, England squad, October 14, 1987, EC Qualifier, England 8-Turkey 0)
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Photo From: England, The Complete Post-War Record, Author Mike Payne
(October 14, 1987, EC Qualifier, England 8-Turkey 0)
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Official International Appearance
No. 27 / 23 Goals
Date: November 11, 1987
Competition: UEFA European Championship Qualifier-Group 4
Venue: Belgrade, Stadion Crvene
Zvezde (Red Star)
Referee:
Michel
Vautrot (France)
Attendance: 70,000
Yugoslavia
1-England 4
(Srecko Katanec
80 / Peter Beardsley 4, John Barnes
17, Bryan Robson 20, Tony Adams 25)
Notes:
1-Second
match vs. Yugoslavia.
2-First
Euro Finals qualification and second Official Tournament qualification.
3-Gary Lineker and Dragan Stojkovic were for a brief time
teamamtes at Japan’s Nagoya Grampus 8 in 1994, just before Lineker’s
retirement.
4-For
more detail, see:
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Photo From: France Football, Issue 2178 , January 5, 1988
(Standing second from the left, England squad, November 11, 1987, EC Qualifier, Yugoslavia 1-England 4)
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Photo From: European Football Yearbook, 88-89, Editor Mike Hammond
(November 11, 1987, EC Qualifier, Yugoslavia 1-England 4)
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Photo From: France Football, Issue 2171, November 17, 1987
(November 11, 1987, EC Qualifier, Yugoslavia 1-England 4)
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Photo From: Mondial, new series, Issue 93, December 1987
(November 11, 1987, EC Qualifier, Yugoslavia 1-England 4)
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Official International Appearance
No. 28 / 24 Goals
Date: March 23, 1988
Competition: Friendly
Venue: London - Wembley
Referee:
Adolf
Prokop (East Germany)
Attendance: 74,590
England
2-Holland 2
(Gary Lineker 13, Tony Adams 61 / Tony Adams (own goal) 20, Johnny
Bosman 25)
Notes:
1-First
match and goal vs. Holland.
2-
Lineker scored his 24th goal for England.
4-For
more detail, see:
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Photo From: Kicker-EM-1988
(March 23, 1988, England 2-Holland 2)
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Photo From: Official Match Programme, England v Scotland, 1988
(March 23, 1988, England 2-Holland 2)
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Official International Appearance
No. 29 / 24 Goals
Date: April 27, 1988
Competition: Friendly
Venue: Budapest -Nepstadion
Referee:
Karl-Heinz
Tritschler (West Germany)
Attendance: 30,000
Hungary
0-England 0 (-)
Notes:
1-First
match vs. Hungary.
2-Gary
Lineker was replaced by Tony Cottee in the 83rd minute
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Photo From: Official Match Programme, England v Colombia, 1988
(April 27, 1988, Hungary 0-England 0)
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Photo From: World Soccer, June 1988
(Standing third from the right, England squad, April 27, 1988, Hungary 0-England 0)
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Official International Appearance
No. 30 / 24 Goals
Date: May 21, 1988
Competition: Sir Stanley Rous Cup (Friendly)
Venue: London - Wembley
Referee:
Joel
Quiniou (France)
Attendance: 70,480
England
1-Scotland 0 (Peter
Beardsley 12)
Notes:
1-Third
and last match vs Scotland.
2-Third
and last Rous Cup participation.
3-For
more detail, see:
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Photo From: Onze-Mondial, Issue 2, March 1989
(Alex McLeisch and Gary Lineker, May 21, 1988, Rous Cup, England 1-Scotland 0)
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Official International Appearance
No. 31 / 25 Goals
Date: May 24, 1988
Competition: Sir Stanley Rous Cup (Friendly)
Venue: London - Wembley
Referee:
Karl-Josef
Assenmacher (West Germany)
Attendance: 25,576
England
1-Colombia 1 (Gary
Lineker 22 / Andres Escobar 66)
Notes:
1-First
and only match vs. Colombia. First goal vs. Colombia.
2-Fourth
South American opponent and Lineker has scored in every match.
3-England
won the Rous Cup.
4-Gary
Lineker scored his 25th goal for England.
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Photo From: Official Match Programme, England v Chile, 1989
(May 24, 1988, Rous Cup, England 1-Colombia 1)
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Official International Appearance
No. 32 / 26 Goals
Date: May 28, 1988
Competition: Friendly
Venue: Lausanne – Stade Olympique de la Pontaise
Referee:
Luigi
Agnolin (Italy)
Attendance: 10,000
Switzerland
0-England 1 (Gary
Lineker 59)
Notes:
1-First
and only match vs. Switzerland. First goal vs. Switzerland.
2-Gary
Lineker scored his 26th goal for England.
Official International Appearance
No. 33 / 26 Goals
Date: June 12, 1988
Competition: UEFA European Championships 1988- Group B
Venue: Stuttgart –Neckarstadion,
West Germany
Referee:
Sigfried
Kirschen (East Germany)
Attendance: 55,500
Republic
of Ireland 1-England 0 (Ray Houghton 6)
Notes:
1-Second
match vs. Republic of Ireland.
2-First
participation in the Finals of the UEFA European Championships and the second
Finals of an Official Tournament.
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Photo From: (Magazine Source unknown) / Contribution From a blog viewer
(Standing second from the left, England squad, June 12, 1988, UEFA European Championships, Republic of Ireland 1-England 0)
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Photo From: Onze, Issue 151, July 1988
(June 12, 1988, UEFA European Championships, Republic of Ireland 1-England 0)
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Photo From: Onze-Mondial, Issue 25, February 1991
(June 12, 1988, UEFA European Championships, Republic of Ireland 1-England 0)
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Official International Appearance
No. 34 / 26 Goals
Date: June 15, 1988
Competition: UEFA European Championships 1988- Group B
Venue: Dusseldorf - Rheinstadion,
West Germany
Referee:
Paolo
Casarin (Italy)
Attendance: 63,940
Holland
3-England 1 (Marco
van Basten 44, 72, 76 / Bryan Robson 54)
Notes:
1-Second
match vs. Holland just three months after first one.
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Photo From: BBC SportsYear Magazine WC90
(celebrating Bryan Robson’s goal, June 15, 1988, UEFA European Championships, Holland 3-England 1)
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Official International Appearance
No. 35 / 26 Goals
Date: June 18, 1988
Competition: UEFA European Championships 1988- Group B
Venue: Frankfurt -Waldstadion,
West Germany
Referee:
Jose Rosa Dos Santos (Portugal)
Attendance: 53,000
USSR
3-England 1 (Sergei
Aleinikov 3, Aleei Mikhailichenko 28, Viktor Pasulko 72 / Tony Adams 15)
Notes:
1-Second
match vs. USSR.
2-Third
straight loss in the Euros and elimination.
3-Gary
Lineker was replaced by Mark Hateley in the 64th minute
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Photo From: (Magazine Source unknown) / Contribution From a blog viewer
(Standing first from the left, England squad, June 18, 1988, UEFA European Championships, USSR 3-England 1)
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Photo From: Voetbal magazine, Issue 30, July 1988
(June 18, 1988, UEFA European Championships, USSR 3-England 1)
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Official International Appearance
No. 36 / 26 Goals
Date: October 19, 1988
Competition: FIFA World Cup 1986 Qualifier-UEFA Zone-Group 2
Venue: London - Wembley
Referee:
Gerard
Biguet (France)
Attendance: 62,628
England
0-Sweden 0 (-)
Notes:
1-First
match vs. Sweden.
2-Second
FIFA World Cup qualifiers.
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Photo From: World Soccer , November 1988
(October 19, 1988, World Cup qualifier, England 0-Sweden 0)
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Photo From: World Soccer, September 1989
(October 19, 1988, World Cup qualifier, England 0-Sweden 0)
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Official International Appearance
No. 37 / 26 Goals
Date: November 16, 1988
Competition: Friendly
Venue: Riyadh-King Fahd Stadium
Referee:
Jasem Mandi
(Bahrain)
Attendance: 8,000
Saudi
Arabia 1-England 1 (Abdullah 15 / Tony Adams 54)
Notes:
1-First
and only match vs. Saudi Arabia.
2-First
match vs. an Asian Nation. First match on Asian soil.
Official International Appearance
No. 38 / 26 Goals
Date: February 8, 1989
Competition: Friendly
Venue: Athens-Olympiako Stadio
Athinas 'Spyros Louis' (OAKA)
Referee:
Heinz
Holzmann (Austria)
Attendance: 6,000
Greece
1-England 2 (Dimitris
Saravakos 2 pen / John Barnes 9, Bryan Robson 79)
Notes:
1-First
and only match vs. Greece.
Official International Appearance
No. 39 / 26 Goals
Date: March 8, 1989
Competition: FIFA World Cup 1986 Qualifier-UEFA Zone-Group 2
Venue: Tiranë (Tirana)- Stadiumi Kombetar ‘Qemal Stafa’
Referee:
John
Blankenstein (Holland)
Attendance: 30,000
Albania
0-England 2 (John
Barnes 16, Bryan Robson 63)
Notes:
1-First
match vs. Albania.
2-Gary
Lineker was replaced by Alan Smith in the 78th minute.
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Photo From: Official Match Programme, England v Italy, 1989
(Standing second from the right, March 8, 1989, World Cup qualifier, Albania 0-England 2)
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Official International Appearance
No. 40 / 27 Goals
Date: April 26, 1989
Competition: FIFA World Cup 1986 Qualifier-UEFA Zone-Group 2
Venue: London - Wembley
Referee:
Einar Halle
(Norway)
Attendance: 60,602
England
5-Albania 0 (Gary
Lineker 23, Peter Beardsley 12,64, Chris Waddle 72, Paul Gascoigne 88)
Notes:
1-Second
and last match vs. Albania. First goal vs. Albania.
2-Consecutive
matches vs. the same opponent.
3-First
International goal in nearly a year.
4-Gary
Lineker scored his 27th goal for England.
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