Football : Season Details : 1984

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

Legend
Clubs in RED qualified for European football.
Clubs in BLUE were relegated.
Points: 3 for a win; 1 for a draw.
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 number of consecutive seasons in the Top Division.
Abbreviations:
LC League Cup; FAC FA Cup;
EC European Cup; UEFA UEFA Cup;
W Winner(s); F Finalist(s).

Position Club Points History Notes
1
 Liverpool
80
4-22
 EC-W; LC-W
2
 Southampton
77
2-6
  
3
 Nottingham Forest
74
5-7
  
4
 Manchester United
74
6-9
  
5
 Queens Park Rangers
73
3-1
  
6
 Arsenal
63
2-58
  
7
 Everton
62
3-30
 FAC-W; LC-F
8
 Tottenham Hotspur
61
5-6
 UEFA-W
9
 West Ham United
60
3-3
  
10
 Aston Villa
60
4-9
  
11
 Watford
57
1-2
 FAC-F
12
 Ipswich Town
53
2-16
  
13
 Sunderland
52
4-4
  
14
 Norwich City
51
3-2
  
15
 Leicester City
51
8-1
  
16
 Luton Town
51
3-2
  
17
 West Bromwich Albion
51
6-8
  
18
 Stoke City
50
6-5
  
19
 Coventry City
50
1-17
  
20
 Birmingham City
48
8-4
  
21
 Notts County
41
5-3
  
22
 Wolverhampton Wanderers
29
5-1
  

League Cup Final Liverpool 0 Everton 0 aet
Liverpool 1 Everton 0
FA Cup Final Everton 2 Watford 0

aet After Extra Time

History

Liverpool win their 15th Championship. They become the third club to win the Championship for three consecutive seasons after Huddersfield Town and Arsenal.

Liverpool become the first club to win a trophy (the League Cup) four seasons running. Their four wins is a new record for the League Cup.

By also winning the European Cup (for the 4th time), Liverpool become the first English club to win three trophies in the same season.

Liverpool complete a unique run of nine consecutive trophy winning seasons. During that period, they complete a Championship and European trophy double four times.

For the third season running, a club reaches both domestic finals, losing the League Cup to Liverpool and winning the FA Cup.

Tottenham Hotspur win the UEFA Cup for the second time.

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