Glen JOHNSON

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Date: 02 June 2012

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- POSITION
  Right Back
- DATE OF BIRTH
  Thursday, 23 August 1984
- PLACE OF BIRTH
  London, England

INTERNATIONAL
England
- CAREER DATES
  2003 - 2014
- Debut
  Sunday, 16th November 2003 as a sub in a 3-2 defeat against Denmark (F) (Aged: 19)
- Final Appearance
  Against Uruguay in 1-2 defeat at 2014 World Cup Finals in Brazil.
- Total Caps
  Played 44: Won 26, Drew 10, Lost 8.

WORLD CUP
- Debut
  12 June 2010 England 1-1 USA
- World Cup Games
  2010 (4), 2014 (2)

UEFA EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP
- Debut
  10th June 2012 in 1-1 draw against France , in Donetsk.
- European Championship Games
  2012 (4)

CLUBS
Chelsea FC
- Club Career Dates
  2003-2007
- League Debut
  Sunday, 17th August 2003 in a 2-1 win at Liverpool (Aged: 18)
- Club Career
Liverpool FC
- Club Career Dates
  2009-2015
- League Debut
  Sunday, 16th August 2009 in a 2-1 defeat at Tottenham Hotspur (Aged: 24)
- Club Career
Portsmouth FC
- Club Career Dates
  2006-2009
- League Debut
  Saturday, 19th August 2006 in a 3-0 win at home to Blackburn Rovers (Aged: 21)
- Club Career
West Ham United
- Club Career Dates
  2001-2003
- League Debut
  Wednesday, 22nd January 2003 as a sub in a 4-2 defeat at Charlton Athletic (Aged: 18)
- Club Career
Stoke City FC
- Club Career Dates
- League Debut
  Sunday 9th August 2015 in 0-1 home defeat to Liverpool
- Club Career

Glen JOHNSON - England - 2012 European Football Championships - Poland/Ukraine.

ENGLAND (1:1) FRANCE (Lescott 30 min, Nasri 39 min.). Donbass Arena, Donetsk, Ukraine. Group D 11/06/12.

ENGLAND. 1. Joe Hart, 15. Joleon Lescott, 3. Ashley Cole, 2. Glen Johnson, 6. John Terry, 4. Steven Gerrard (C), 16. James Milner, 17. Scott Parker (8. Jordan Henderson, 78 min), 20. Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain (21. Jermain Defoe, 77 min), 11. Ashley Young, 22. Danny Welbeck (7.Theo Walcott, 91 min).

FRANCE. 1. Hugo Lloris (GK) (C), 3. Patrice Evra, 4. Adil Rami, 5. Philippe Mexes, 2. Mathieu Debuchy, 15. Florent Malouda (19. Marvin Martin, 85 mins), 7. Franck Ribéry, 18. Alou Diarra, 11. Samir Nasri, 6. Yohan Cabaye (20. Hatem Ben Arfa, 84 mins), 10. Karim Benzema.

ENGLAND (3:2) SWEDEN. (Carroll 23m, Johnson (og) 49m, Mellberg 59m, Walcot 64, Welbeck 78m, ). Olympic Stadium, Kyiv, Ukraaine. Group D 15/06/12.

ENGLAND. 1. Joe Hart, 15. Joleon Lescott, 3. Ashley Cole, 2. Glen Johnson 6. John Terry, 4. Steven Gerrard (C), 16. James Milner (7.Theo Walcott, 60 min), 17. Scott Parker, 11. Ashley Young, 22. Danny Welbeck ( 20. Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain 89 min)

SWEDEN. 1. Andreas Isaksson (GK), 3. Olof Mellberg, 4. Andreas Granqvist (Mikel Lustig 66 min), 5. Martin Olsson, 6. Rasmus Elm (21. Christian Wilhelmsson 81min), 7. Sebastian Larsson, 8. Anders Svensson, 9. Kim Källström, 10. Zlatan Ibrahimović (C), 11. John Elmander (22. Markus Rosenberg 79 min), 13. Jonas Olsson.

ENGLAND (1:0) UKRAINE. (Rooney 49 min) . Donbass Arena, Donetsk, Ukraine. Group D 19/06/12.

ENGLAND. 1. Joe Hart, 2. Glen Johnson, 3. Ashley Cole, 4. Steven Gerrard (C), 6. John Terry, 10. Wayne Rooney ( 20. Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain 87 min), 11. Ashley Young, 15. Joleon Lescott, 16. James Milner (7. Theo Walcott, 70 min), 17. Scott Parker, 22. Danny Welbeck (9. Andy Carroll 82 min).

UKRIANE. 1. Andriy Pyatov (GK), 2.Yevhen Selin, 3.Anatoliy Tymoshchuk (C), 6. Denys Garmish ( 18. Serhiy Nazarenko 78 min), 9. Oleh Gusev, 11. Andriy Yarmolenko, 15. Artem Milevskiy ( 25. Bohdan Butko 77 min), 19. Yevhen Konoplyanka, 20. Yarolslav Rakitsky, 22. Marko Dević (7. Andriy Shevchenko 70 min).

ENGLAND (0:0) ITALY. A.E.T. (Italy won 4-2 on penalties) Olympic Stadium, Kyiv, Ukraine. Quarter-final, 23/06/12.

ENGLAND. 1. Joe Hart, 3. Ashley Cole, 2. Glen Johnson, 6. John Terry, 4. Steven Gerrard (C), 10. Wayne Rooney, 15. Joleon Lescott, 16. James Milner (7. Theo Walcott 61 min), 17. Scott Parker (8. Jordan Henderson 94 min), 11. Ashley Young, 22. Danny Welbeck (9. Andy Carroll 60 min).

ITALY. 1. Gianluigi Buffon (GK), 6. Federico Balzaretti, 7. Ignazio Abate (2. Christian Maggio 90+1 min), 8. Claudio Marchisio, 9. Mario Ballotelli, 10. Antonio Cassano (22. Alessandro Diamanti 78 min), 15.Andrea Barzagli, 16. Daniele De Rossi (23. Antonio Nocerino 80 min), 18. Riccardo Montolivo, 19. Leonardo Bonicci, 21. Andrea Pirlo.