Football : Season Details : 1962

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

Position	Club	Points	History	Notes
1	Ipswich Town	56	1-1
2	Burnley	53	4-15	FAC-F
3	Tottenham Hotspur	52	4-12	FAC-W
4	Everton	51	3-8
5	Sheffield United	47	4-1
6	Sheffield Wednesday	46	7-3
7	Aston Villa	44	3-2
8	West Ham United	44	2-4
9	West Bromwich Albion	43	5-13
10	Arsenal	43	2-36
11	Bolton Wanderers	42	6-20
12	Manchester City	41	6-11
13	Blackpool	41	2-18
14	Leicester City	40	5-5
15	Manchester United	39	5-17
16	Blackburn Rovers	39	3-4
17	Birmingham City	38	6-7
18	Wolverhampton Wanderers	36	2-23
19	Nottingham Forest	36	4-5
20	Fulham	33	2-3
21	Cardiff City	32	3-2
22	Chelsea	28	3-25

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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League Cup Final First Leg	Rochdale 0 Norwich City 3
League Cup Final Second Leg	Norwich City 1 Rochdale 0 (agg 4 - 0)
FA Cup Final	Tottenham Hotspur 3 Burnley 1

European Cup Final	Benfica 5 Real Madrid 3
Fairs Cup Final First Leg	Valencia 6 Barcelona 2
Fairs Cup Final Second Leg	Barcelona 1 Valencia 1 (agg 3 - 7)
Cup Winners Cup Final	Athletico Madrid 1 Fiorentina 1 aet
Cup Winners Cup Final Replay	Athletico Madrid 3 Fiorentina 1

aet After Extra Time : agg Aggregate Score

History (England)

Ipswich Town won the Championship at the first attempt in their first ever season in the Top Division, a unique achievement.

Tottenham Hotspur retained the FA Cup (the first club to do so since 1952), qualifying for the Cup Winners Cup.

Chelsea were relegated after 25 consecutive seasons in the Top Division.

The peculiar rules for admission into the Fairs Cup saw Everton qualify after finishing 4th but not Burnley who finished 2nd.

History (Europe)

The Fairs Cup produced the first occurance of a European final between two clubs from the same country (Barcelona and Valencia, both from Spain).

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The 1962 World Cup in Chile
Brazil win the seventh World Cup.

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