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1921 Hampden Park defeats England in football match
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1:01Now PlayingDate: 14th April 1921
Location: SCOTLAND & WALES
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT GRAPHIC NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: Scotland International Champions
NORTH IRELAND:
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SCOTLAND & WALES
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GV. Both teams pose separately for photograph (2 shots)
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LV. Football game in progress (2 shots)
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LTV.PAN. Crowded stadium, pan to game in progress on pitch, pan to crowd
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TITLE: AT SWANSEA VICTORY FOR WALES OVER IRELAND BY 2 GOALS TO 1
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GV. Both teams pose especially for photograph (2 shots)
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LV & GV.PAN. Game in progress (2 shots)
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Sport, Association Football, Great Britain
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