Final English Top Division Football (soccer) Table and Cup Final(s)
Position
Club
Points
History
Notes
1
Wolverhampton Wanderers
64
2-19
2
Preston North End
59
6-7
3
Tottenham Hotspur
51
4-8
4
West Bromwich Albion
50
5-9
5
Manchester City
49
6-7
6
Burnley
47
4-11
7
Blackpool
44
2-14
8
Luton Town
44
1-3
9
Manchester United
43
5-13
FAC-F
10
Nottingham Forest
42
4-1
11
Chelsea
42
3-21
12
Arsenal
39
2-32
13
Birmingham City
39
6-3
14
Aston Villa
39
2-13
15
Bolton Wanderers
38
6-16
FAC-W
16
Everton
37
3-4
17
Leeds United
37
4-2
18
Leicester City
33
5-1
19
Newcastle United
32
2-10
20
Portsmouth
32
1-24
21
Sunderland
32
1-57
22
Sheffield Wednesday
31
6-2
Legend and Abbreviations
Points: 2 for a win : 1 for a draw.
Clubs:
Blue Qualified for Europe
Red Relegated
History is in the form A-B:
A is the number of occasions that the club has been in the Top Division.
B is the current number of consecutive seasons in the Top Division.
Notes:
FAC FA Cup;
W Winners - F Finalists
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FA Cup Final
Bolton Wanderers 2 Manchester United 0
European Cup Final
Real Madrid 3 AC Milan 2 aet
Fairs Cup Final First Leg
London 2 Barcelona 2
Fairs Cup Final Second Leg
Barcelona 6 London 0 (agg 8 - 2)
aet After Extra Time :
agg Aggregate Score
In the Fairs Cup, London were a team composed
of players from various clubs in the city.
History (England)
The Manchester United team was decimated in an air crash in Munich while playing in the European Cup. They still managed to reach the FA Cup final. They were invited back into the European Cup but withdrew.
Sunderland were relegated after 57 seasons in the Top Division, a run that began in 1891. This record run in the Top Division would not be equalled until 1983.
History (Europe)
Barcelona win the first ever Fairs Cup in a two legged final.