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English: The first England Team, 1871, in the 1st international, vs Scotland in Edinburgh. Scotland won by 1 goal & 1 try to 1 try.
Français : La première équipe d'Angleterre de rugby à XV pour la première rencontre internationale de l'histoire contre l' Écosse en 1871 à Édimbourg. Les Écossais ont remporté le match par un but et un essai conytre un essai.
Date 1871
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