England team reinstated and an Under 16 England added to the list of national teams. In August 2006 both teams travelled to Prague for a training camp, followed by a tournament in Pilzen which saw the Senior Team play their way to a silver medal. Details of all Home Internationals known are shown below: Saturday, 25 June 2005 - Team WALES 4 - 0 Team SCOTLAND @ Cardiff Saturday, 10 April 2004 - Team SCOTLAND 0 - 7 Team WALES @ Paisley Saturday, 18 May 2002 - Team ENGLAND 1 - 4 Team WALES @ Nottingham Saturday, 30 January 1993 - Team ENGLAND 7 - 0 Team SCOTLAND @ Sheffield Saturday, 16 May 1992 - Team ENGLAND 3 - 1 Team SCOTLAND @ Nottingham Saturday, 28 December 1991 - Team SCOTLAND 1 - 1 Team ENGLAND @ Murrayfield The overall records of the teams are therefore: Team ENGLAND: 2–1–1 Team SCOTLAND: 0–4–1 Team WALES: 3–0–0 Team GB Team Great Britain is the national side that represents the UK in firstly the European Championships followed by the IIHF World Championships. Below is a guide to GB's performances year by year. Only 'competitive' games (challenge matches ignored) are counted for the records. 1989 Team GB re-entered the world of international Hockey with a European Championship two-leg qualifying match against the Netherlands in Chelmsford. GB battled hard in both games but were defeated by an experienced Dutch side, winning both games by the margin of four goals to two, giving the Dutch an 8–4 aggregate win and a place in the European Championship. Overall record: 0–2–0 1990 No official competitions existed; however, GB defeated the Dutch in Amsterdam 1–0 in a challenge match. 1991 Team GB took part in the 1991 European Championship finishing 9th out of 10 teams. Placed in a very tough Group B, they lost their first three games to Sweden (0–16), Denmark (0–4) and Germany (0–6) before surprising the Czech Republic with a 2–2 draw in their final game. GB finished bottom of their group, and played Holland in the 9th/10th playoff which they won 3–0. Record: 1–3–1 1993 After the break for an Olympic year, GB started again in the newly formed European Championship Pool B. Following an opening loss against Latvia (0–3), GB repeated their performance against the Czech Republic from two years previous, this time with a 1–1 draw. France dispatched GB easily in the third