Football : Season Details : 1960

Final English Top Division Football (soccer) Table and Cup Final(s)

[Season 1959] [Season 1961]

Position Club Points History Notes
1  Burnley  55 4-13  
2  Wolverhampton Wanderers  54 2-21  FAC-W 
3  Tottenham Hotspur  53 4-10  
4  West Bromwich Albion  49 5-11  
5  Sheffield Wednesday  49 7-1  
6  Bolton Wanderers  48 6-18  
7  Manchester United  45 5-15  
8  Newcastle United  44 2-12  
9  Preston North End  44 6-9  
10  Fulham  44 2-1  
11  Blackpool  40 2-16  
12  Leicester City  39 5-3  
13  Arsenal  39 2-34  
14  West Ham United  38 2-2  
15  Manchester City  37 6-9  
16  Everton  37 3-6  
17  Blackburn Rovers  37 3-2  FAC-F 
18  Chelsea  37 3-23  
19  Birmingham City  36 6-5  UEFA-F 
20  Nottingham Forest  35 4-3  
21  Leeds United  34 4-4  
22  Luton Town  30 1-5  

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; UEFA UEFA Cup;
W Winners - F Finalists


FA Cup Final Wolverhampton Wanderers 3 Blackburn Rovers 0

European Cup Final Real Madrid 7 Eintracht Frankfurt 3
Fairs Cup Final First Leg Birmingham City 0 Barcelona 0
Fairs Cup Final Second Leg Barcelona 4 Birmingham City 1 (agg 4 - 1)

agg Aggregate Score


History (England)

Wolverhampton Wanderers missed out on a hat-trick of Championships as well as the double of League and FA Cup by losing their final home game to Tottenham Hotspur. Also on the final day, Burnley won 2 - 1 away at Manchester City to go top for the first time in the season and win their first Championship since 1921.

Birmingham City became the first English club to reach a European final (Fairs Cup). They were invited into next season's Fairs Cup.

A new European competition began: the Cup Winners Cup. This was open to winners of the national cups (like the FA Cup). Wolverhampton Wanderers qualified for the first tournament.

History (Europe)

Real Madrid completed a record five successive wins in the European Cup


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