22 November 1950, 2-2 vs. Yugoslavia, Arsenal Stadium, Highbury
Willie Watson had possession of the ball on his goal-line, taken away from him by Tihomir Orgjanov, his cross found the 38 year-old centre-half Leslie Compton, who was trying to shield his goalkeeper, Bert Williams, to divert the goal into his own net.

11 November 1953, 3-1 vs. Ireland, Goodison Park, Liverpool
Billy Bingham's cross was met by a leaping Eddie McMorran, who outjumped Billy Wright on the penalty spot. The strikers header went to the left of the diving Gil Merrick. However, the ball struck the foot of the far post and rebounded off the back of the 31 year-old's arm, to then trickle over the line.

9 May 1956, 4-2 vs. Brazil, Empire Stadium, Wembley
Although credited by most as a Paulinho goal, it appears absurd as his shot was a half-volleyed crossed intended for a teammate, instead, it parried off the outstrecthed boot of the 26 year-old left-back Roger Byrne, sending the ball past Reg Matthew's inside and across the line.

21 October 1964, 2-2 vs. Belgium, Empire Stadium, Wembley
Paul Van Himst's shot was most certainly going wide of Gordon Bank's goal, it bounced of the back of right-back George Cohen's boot, sending a sprawling Bank's the wrong way.

1 June 1968, 0-1 vs. West Germany, Niedersachsenstadion, Hannover
Credited by most as a Franz Beckenbauer spectacular 25-yard shot at goal, but his effort deflected heavily enough to wrong-foot Gordon Banks, who had the shot covered.  The German's first victory over England was thanks to a 28 year-old centre-half Brian Labone 82nd minute own goal.

22 May 1971, 3-1 vs. Scotland, Empire Stadium, Wembley
As Scotland pressed, 26 year-old World Cup winner Alan Ball intercepted a Jimmy Johnstone pass, heading the ball back twenty-yards to his goalkeeper, Gordon Banks. As Hugh Curran challenged Banks, the ball went through them both, without a Curran touch, to land into the English net after eleven minutes.

(2) 18 May 1974, 0-2 vs. Scotland, Hampden Park, Glasgow
The first time two own goals have been scored in one match to the detriment of England. Joe Jordan's angled shot after four minutes, was deflected past Peter Shilton by the outstretched leg of 22 year-old left-back Mike Pejic. He never played for England again.
Then Kenny Dalglish's thirtieth minute shot on goal was well covered by Shilton, but took another wicked deflection, by the 25 year-old Colin Todd, which took it past the stranded goalkeeper.

17 May 1980, 1-4 vs. Wales, Racecourse Ground, Wrexham
Despite Trevor Brooking attempting to hold back the fleeing David Giles, the Welsh forward's shot was diverted past goalkeeper Ray Clemence by his 26 year-old captain Phil Thompson in the 66th minute.

19 June 1983, 1-1 vs. Australia, Olympic Park Stadium, Melbourne
Clever work from Charlie Yankos and Ken Murphy gave Joseph Watson possession on the right, his cross eluded Terry Butcher and John Kosmina, hitting the 32 year-old right-back Phil Neal on the chest, deflecting the ball past Peter Shilton, for a 27th minute equaliser.

23 March 1988, 2-2 vs. Netherlands, Wembley Stadium, Wembley
A fine pass from Ronald Koeman sent Jan Wouters down the right and his hard, low cross was shinned into the net by the unfortunate 21 year-old central defender Tony Adams under pressure from Ruud Gullit behind him in the 21st minute.
Adams went on to make amends when he became the only England player to score for both sides.

21 May 1991, 3-1 vs. USSR, Wembley Stadium, Wembley
After Tony Dorigo allowed Igor Kolyvanov to cross from the right, Alexei Mikhailićhenko chested the ball to Vladimir Tatarchuk, who instantly volleyed at the goal. The foot of 27 year-old captain and central defender Mark Wright redirected the ball it past Chris Woods after nine minutes.

3 June 2000, 2-1 vs. Malta, Stadium Nazzjonali, Ħ'Attard
David Carabott's 28th minute penalty kick rebounded of the post and hit the back of the 22 year-old debuting goalkeeper Richard Wright, before bouncing into the net. The first goalkeeper since 1924 to concede an own goal.

11 October 2006, 0-2 vs. Croatia, Stadion Maksimir, Zagreb
31 year-old right-back Gary Neville made a backpass to Paul Robinson hit a divet in the pitch and bounced over Robinson's flailing foot and into an empty net. The goal severely dented England's hopes of reaching Euro 2008

11 August 2010, 2-1 vs. Hungary, The National Stadium, Wembley
A Michael Dawson mistake led to a Vladimir Koman cross that rebounded off the 27 year-old central defender Phil Jagielka. Despite the ball not cleanly crossing the goal-line in the 62nd minute, referee Harchay signalled the ball had done so.

15 November 2014, 3-1 vs. Slovenia, The National Stadium, Wembley
Milivoje Novaković inswinging 58th minute free-kick was met by the 24 year-old midfielder Jordan Henderson, his glancing header flew over Joe Hart to put Slovenia one-up

27 May 2016, 2-1 vs. Australia, Stadium of Light, Sunderland
From a Miloš Degenec cross, 22 year-old substitute defender Eric Dier attempted a clearance ahead of Tomislav Juric, but his diving header went through the legs of his own goalkeeper, Fraser Forster, to give Australia a consolation goal. The first own goal scored by a substitute.

6 June 2019, 1-3 vs. Netherlands, Estádio Dom Afonso Henriques, Guimarães
John Stones was tackled outside his own box by Memphis Depay, whose shot was then saved by Jordan Pickford. The rebound was pounced on by Quincy Promes. His slice hit the ankle of 29 year-old right-back Kyle Walker to bounce into the goal

12 September 2023, 3-1 vs. Scotland, National Stadium, Glasgow
Andrew Robertson's right-footed strike from twelve yards was heading across the face of the goal. Thirty year-old substitute central defender Harry Maguire attempted to clear the ball from seven yards out of goal, only to steer it past the grounded Aaron Ramsdale.