Football : Season Details : 2004

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

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Position	Club	Points	History	Notes
1	Arsenal	90	2-78
2	Chelsea	79	7-15
3	Manchester United	75	6-29	FAC-W
4	Liverpool	60	4-42
5	Newcastle United	56	5-11
6	Aston Villa	56	5-16
7	Charlton Athletic	53	4-4
8	Bolton Wanderers	53	10-3	LC-F
9	Fulham	52	3-3
10	Birmingham City	50	10-2
11	Middlesbrough	48	8-6	LC-W
12	Southampton	47	2-26
13	Portsmouth	45	3-1
14	Tottenham Hotspur	45	5-26
15	Blackburn Rovers	44	5-3
16	Manchester City	41	11-2
17	Everton	39	3-50
18	Leicester City	33	11-1
19	Leeds United	33	6-14
20	Wolverhampton Wanderers	33	6-1

Legend and Abbreviations
Points: 3 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; LC League Cup; W Winners - F Finalists

League Cup Final	Middlesbrough 2 Bolton Wanderers 1
FA Cup Final	Manchester United 3 Millwall 0

European Cup Final	Porto 3 Monaco 0
UEFA Cup Final	Valencia 2 Marseille 0

History

Middlesbrough win their first trophy (the League Cup).

Arsenal win the League Championship going through the entire 38 match league season unbeaten. This had only been done once before in the Top Division (1889). The previous best start to a season was 29 games without defeat in 1974 and 1988; the longest unbeaten run within a single season was 30 matches in 1921.

For the first time in League history, London clubs occupy the top two positions. This is only the fifth occasion where the top two clubs are from the same city.

Millwall became the 20th club from the second level to reach the FA Cup final. Manchester United appear in the FA Cup final for a record-equalling 16th time winning the trophy for a record 11th time.

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