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Russia

Медведи (Bears)

Russia
2 - 1
England
England

The Three Lions

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Wednesday 17 October 2007 16:00
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Russia
Russia

Медведи (Bears)

League Position7th — 23 pts
FormWLWDD
England
England

The Three Lions

League Position10th — 20 pts
FormLWWDW
League Positions
Russia
7th23 ptsP13 W7 D2 L4
England
10th20 ptsP10 W6 D2 L2
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Head to Head
Russia2 meetingsEngland
0W1D1W
11 Jun 16England1 - 1Russia12 Sep 07England3 - 0Russia
Match Info
CompetitionInternationals
DivisionPremier
Season2007-08
Date17 October 2007
Kick-off16:00

Russia vs England

Russia beat England 2-1 in the Internationals, played on 17 October 2007.

This result counts towards the Internationals standings. Visit the league page for the full table, remaining fixtures and all results from this season. LeaguePages covers non-league and grassroots football across the English pyramid, with results typically updated within 24-48 hours of full time.

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The final score was Russia 2 - 1 England.
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