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England Over 55's
Representative Caps
The following players have claimed Age Group representative Caps, commemorating 5 or more qualifying appearances for England Veterans’ Over 55’s. Qualifying appearances are games against other countries, countries and dependencies of the United Kingdom and Armed Forces’ representative teams.
- Barthrop, Kevin
- Bone, Andy
- Brooks, Harry
- Bruce, Garry
- Bryan, Mark
- Buglione, Martin
- Burns, Chris
- Cranch, Andy
- De Vera Davey, Ashley
- Durrance, Andrew
- Edkins, Steve
- Ewing, Martin
- Forty, Deane
- Gibbs, Darron
- Gipp, David
- Gombas, Andy
- Golding, David
- Greenwood, Ian
- Harris, Adie
- Keenan, Gary
- Kemp, Gary
- Kennedy, Lyndon
- Kneafsey, Mick
- Lang, Ian
- Lazell, David
- Love, John
- May, Leroy
- Mitchell, Paul
- Morley, Martin
- Poynter, Bruce
- Preston, Richard
- Price, John
- Quinn, Jon
- Saggers, Mark
- Shepherd, Russ
- Smith, Bruce
- Smith,David
- Speight, Tony
- Steadman, Darren
- Taylor, David
- Thorpe, Martin
- Underwood, Simon
- Ventham, Clive
- Wintle, Chris
- Wood, Alun
- Woods, Andy
- Wyres, Chris
Latest Match
Six Nations – Day 3
The third and final day of the inaugural Over 55’s Six Nations tournament on Sunday 13th September and an 8-0 win for England against Bangladesh.
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Four / SIx Nations Tournaments
The Over 55’s Four /Six Nations veteran football tournament takes place annually, typically in September.
The inaugural Over 55’s Four Nations tournament took place in 2019. Ideally the tournaments are contested by the four Home Nations, England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales but the RAF took part in the first tournament because Scotland were unable to field a team. There was no 2020 competition due to COVID and England Veterans’ Over 60’s stood in as the fourth nation in 2021. The 2022 tournament was cancelled due to the Queen’s death. Maccabi GB have been invited as the fourth nation since 2023.
Each nation plays the other three nations, usually over a period of three days. Two games typically take place on a Friday, two on a Saturday and two on a Sunday. Each nation takes a turn to host and shoulder most of the costs.
In 2026 the competition was expanded to six nations, as a trial. Each nation plays the other five nations but games are only 50 minutes in duration. Teams play two games on Friday and Saturday and one on Sunday. Joining England, Northern Ireland and Wales were Scotland, Republic of Ireland and Bangladesh. Unfortunately Maccabi were unable to participate.
England versus Wales
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