Hungary 0-0 England (1988)

England play out a 0-0 draw away to Hungary in a friendly in April 1988. Ahead of the European Championships, Bobby Robson fields a mixture of experienced and new players with Gary Pallister (of 2nd Division Middlesbrough) coming close to scoring on his debut. Includes some pre-match thoughts from pundit Brian Clough with presenter Nick Owen.

[@JoeWizzard]

Great stuff from Clough at the start.

[@YeOldeFootballChannel]

You have the Opening Titles of this Live game? I remember it had the tune of Midweek Sports Special, and featured goals from both England and Hungary. I would be very grateful if you upload them.

[@HighlandMike325]

Cloughie spoke more sense in 3 minutes than most armani-besuited pundits manage now in a lifetime.

[@kaikailele]

07:44 Commentator: "I think since Glenn Hoddle has come on, Bryan, he has absolutely taken control of this game. It's not easy coming on as substitute but I suppose when you got as much class as what Glenn has it becomes easy." Glenn Hoddle, a class above the rest.

[@newtonpratt1780]

Glenn hoddle should have played for england more the team i would have picked for the finals would be shilton stevens adams bruce pearce robson hoddle barnes waddle Beardsley lineker with woods Gascoigne Wright McMahon hateley on the bench

[@newtonpratt1780]

He was pure class

[@gunternetzer9621]

@@newtonpratt1780 Never produced it at international level.

[@MiddlesbroughFCVideoVault]

Clough calling Pallister "Mcallister". D'Oh.