The biggest win in England football history, based on available records, is a 13-2 victory achieved on February 18, 1899. This remarkable scoreline represents the largest goal difference in the team's winning matches.
This historic match saw England score 13 goals while conceding only 2, resulting in an impressive 11-goal margin of victory. Such a dominant performance stands out in the long history of the England national team.
Key Details of England's Record Win
- Date: February 18, 1899
- Score: England 13, Opponent 2
- Goal Difference: 11 goals
Other Notable Victories
While the 13-2 result against an unnamed opponent holds the record for the largest winning margin, England has achieved other significant victories throughout its history. Another notable win from historical records includes a match with a 10-goal difference.
Here's a look at some of England's record-breaking wins by goal difference:
| Date | Result | Goal Difference |
|---|---|---|
| Feb 18, 1899 | 13:2 | 11 |
| Dec 21, 1907 | 12:2 | 10 |
These results highlight periods of significant attacking prowess for the England side in the early days of international football.
