Answering a Chinese question about football history
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I'm responding to a Chinese question about the first international football match. The recognized date is November 30, 1872, with Scotland playing against England at Hamilton Crescent in Glasgow, and the match ended in a 0-0 draw. Including some extra trivia, I could mention earlier exhibition matches in 1870-71 that were not officially recognized. I should keep my answer friendly and concise, focusing on relevant facts without unnecessary detail. I'll provide this in Chinese.Crafting the response in Chinese
I'm putting together a concise answer that includes key details about the first international football match. It took place on November 30, 1872, at Hamilton Crescent in Glasgow, with Scotland facing England, resulting in a 0-0 draw and about 4,000 spectators. I've noted that the match followed the football rules of that time, but I want to avoid any uncertain details. I might mention earlier unofficial matches from 1870-71 as a nice nuance. Time to finalize that response!
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1872年11月30日。
被公认为世界上第一场正式国际足球比赛在苏格兰格拉斯哥帕特里克的汉密尔顿新月球场（Hamilton Crescent）进行，由苏格兰对英格兰，最终0比0战平，现场约四千名观众。备注：1870—1871年在伦敦The Oval举行过几场英格兰对“苏格兰代表队”的比赛，但因苏格兰队多由在伦敦的球员拼组，未被视为正式国家队比赛。