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. |
LC League Cup; FAC FA Cup W Winner(s); F Finalist(s). |
Position | Club | Points | History | Notes |
Arsenal | ||||
Liverpool | FAC-W | |||
Nottingham Forest | LC-W | |||
Norwich City | ||||
Derby County | ||||
Tottenham Hotspur | ||||
Coventry City | ||||
Everton | FAC-F | |||
Queens Park Rangers | ||||
Millwall | ||||
Manchester United | ||||
Wimbledon | ||||
Southampton | ||||
Charlton Athletic | ||||
Sheffield Wednesday | ||||
Luton Town | LC-F | |||
Aston Villa | ||||
Middlesbrough | ||||
West Ham United | ||||
Newcastle United |
League Cup Final | Nottingham Forest 3 Luton Town 1 |
FA Cup Final | Liverpool 3 Everton 2 aet |
In injury time of the last game of the season, Arsenal score a goal beating Liverpool 2-0 at Anfield. This win gives Arsenal the same number of points as Liverpool and the same goal difference. Arsenal win the Championship because they have scored 6 goals more. This is the closest Championship finish in the history of the League. The Liverpool v Arsenal game had been postponed from earlier in the season and was being played after the FA Cup final which Liverpool had won. For the second season running Liverpool are denied the League and FA Cup double by a London club.