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1955 DENMARK: FOOTBALL / SOCCER - Denmark versus England
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0:56Now PlayingDate: 6th October 1955
Location: Denmark
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT BRITISH NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
DENMARK: FREDERIK OF DENMARK. Greeting the G.B. Soccer team before the start of the Match between G.B. & Denmark in Copenhagen Oct. '55.
LOFTHOUSE. (G.B. Soccer) In the Oct. '55 Soccer match in Copenhagen between G.B. & Denmark scores fm rebound fm bradford & later scores again before 1/2 time (2).
REVIE, Don (England footballer) In the "ENGLAND V DENMARK" in Copenhagen converted a Penalty Oct.'55...1. final score.
SOCCER TEAMS & PLAYERS. "ENGLAND V DENMARK" Oct.55. in Copenhagen. King FREDERICK welcomes the G.B. TEAM before match started...FINAL SCORE. England 5. DENMARK I.
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