Take a look at these historical football shots and discover what the game was like in days gone by.
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The Queen presents the 1966 World Cup to England Captain, Bobby Moore.




Football match between British and French soldiers, in France, during World War I.


Denmark - Germany, November 1940.

Royal Australian Navy team plays against the visiting German Navy cruiser Koln team, Lyne Park, Sydney, May 1933.

International match Belgium-the Netherlands. Beerschot Stadium, Antwerpen, Belgium, March 9, 1913. People shinned up trees so that they could see at least something.



Cheering man after the first goal Netherlands-Belgium. Amsterdam, 1931.


The public flood the field, just before the game starts. 300,000 tickets were sold for the 125,000 seats in the new Wembley stadium. England, London, 1923.


Women's soccer in Portsmouth, England, 1917.

Football team in France during World War I.

Keeper Gejus van der Meul ashamed after letting an easy ball pass through. During a special match on crownprincess Juliana's birthday on April 30, 1940. Heemstede, The Netherlands.


One legged player plays the ball. Berlin, Germany, 1935.






Swiss goalkeeper in action, 1934 World Cup.

Dutch soccer player Bep Bakhuys on the offensive during the Netherlands-Belgium, 1935.


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