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1952–53 Football League

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54th season of the Football League
Football league season
The Football League
Season1952–53
ChampionsArsenal

The1952–53 season was the 54th completed season ofThe Football League.

Final league tables

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The tables below are reproduced here in the exact form that they can be found atThe Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation website[1] and inRothmans Book of Football League Records 1888–89 to 1978–79,[2] with home and away statistics separated.

Beginning with the season 1894–95, clubs finishing level on points were separated according to goal average (goals scored divided by goals conceded), or more properly put, goal ratio. In case one or more teams had the same goal difference, this system favoured those teams who had scored fewer goals. The goal average system was eventually scrapped beginning with the 1976–77 season.

From the 1922–23 season, the bottom two teams of both Third Division North and Third Division South were required to apply forre-election.[2]

First Division

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Football league season
First Division
Season1952–53
ChampionsArsenal
7thEnglish title
Matches462
Goals1,508 (3.26 per match)
Top goalscorerCharlie Wayman
(24 goals)[3][4]
Biggest home winTottenham Hotspur 7–1Middlesbrough
(25 December 1952)
Aston Villa 6–0Portsmouth
(18 February 1953)
Cardiff City 6–0Manchester City
(21 February 1953)
Biggest away winBolton Wanderers 0–5Portsmouth
(20 September 1952)
Preston North End 0–5Manchester United
(18 October 1952)
Highest scoringBlackpool 8–4Charlton Athletic
(27 September 1952)

Arsenal won their second league title of the postwar era, finishing ahead of runners-upPreston North End on goal average - denying them a first league title since they won the first two English Football League titles more than 60 years earlier. Preston defeated Arsenal in a 2-0 home win in the second last match of the season on 25 April, which was followed by another win at Derby four days later.[5] But Arsenal's 3-2 win in their final match againstBurnley on 1 May meant that it was Arsenal who clinched the title on goal average.[6]

Wolverhampton Wanderers bounced back after two disappointing seasons to finish third, three points short of the title. They finished one point ahead of their local rivalsWest Bromwich Albion. Twelve goals were scored whenBlackpool defeatedCharlton Athletic 8-4 on 25 September, but Charlton would eventually finish two places higher in the table at fifth place. Defending championsManchester United, in a period of transition as the team captained byJohnny Carey started to make way for a younger generation of players,[citation needed] finished eighth.

Stoke City andDerby County, who had been among the First Division's leading lights in the first few postwar seasons, went down to the Second Division after several seasons of gradually declining form.[citation needed]Liverpool, the 1947 champions, avoided the drop by just two points.

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGAvPtsRelegation
1Arsenal(C)422112997641.51654
2Preston North End422112985601.41754
3Wolverhampton Wanderers4219131086631.36551
4West Bromwich Albion422181366601.10050
5Charlton Athletic4219111277631.22249
6Burnley4218121267521.28848
7Blackpool421991471701.01447
8Manchester United4218101469720.95846
9Sunderland4215131468820.82943
10Tottenham Hotspur4215111678691.13041
11Aston Villa4214131563611.03341
12Cardiff City4214121654461.17440
13Middlesbrough4214111770770.90939
14Bolton Wanderers421591861690.88439
15Portsmouth4214101874830.89238
16Newcastle United421491959700.84337
17Liverpool421482061820.74436
18Sheffield Wednesday4212111962720.86135
19Chelsea4212111956660.84835
20Manchester City421472172870.82835
21Stoke City(R)4212102053660.80334Relegation to theSecond Division
22Derby County(R)4211102159740.79732
Source:World Football
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal average; 3) Goals scored
(C) Champions;(R) Relegated

Results

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Home \ AwayARSASTBLPBOLBURCARCHACHEDERLIVMCIMUNMIDNEWPORPNESHWSTKSUNTOTWBAWOL
Arsenal3–13–14–13–20–13–42–06–25–33–12–12–13–03–11–12–23–11–24–02–25–3
Aston Villa1–21–51–12–02–01–11–13–04–00–03–31–00–16–01–04–31–13–00–31–10–1
Blackpool3–21–13–04–20–18–43–12–13–14–10–01–10–23–21–10–11–12–02–02–02–0
Bolton Wanderers4–60–04–01–20–11–21–12–02–21–02–15–34–20–50–31–12–15–02–30–12–1
Burnley1–11–00–10–10–02–01–11–22–02–12–10–12–13–22–21–13–25–13–25–00–0
Cardiff City0–01–22–21–00–00–13–32–04–06–01–21–10–00–10–24–02–04–10–01–20–0
Charlton Athletic2–25–12–02–00–03–12–23–13–21–22–22–00–02–22–13–05–13–13–20–02–2
Chelsea1–14–04–01–00–20–20–11–13–03–12–31–11–22–05–31–00–03–22–10–21–2
Derby County2–00–11–14–31–31–11–13–23–25–02–33–30–23–00–12–14–03–10–01–12–3
Liverpool1–50–22–20–01–12–11–22–01–10–11–24–15–31–12–21–03–22–02–13–02–1
Manchester City2–44–15–01–20–02–25–14–01–00–22–15–12–12–10–23–12–12–50–10–13–1
Manchester United0–03–12–11–01–31–43–22–01–03–11–13–22–21–05–21–10–20–13–22–20–3
Middlesbrough2–01–05–11–22–23–01–04–01–02–35–45–02–13–21–12–20–01–20–44–21–1
Newcastle United2–22–10–12–30–03–03–22–11–01–22–01–21–01–04–31–51–22–21–13–51–1
Portsmouth2–21–10–23–12–10–21–12–02–23–12–12–01–45–12–55–21–15–22–11–22–2
Preston North End2–01–34–22–22–12–32–12–13–01–16–20–53–02–14–01–03–03–21–01–01–1
Sheffield Wednesday1–42–22–01–12–42–00–31–02–00–21–10–02–02–23–41–11–04–02–04–52–3
Stoke City1–11–44–01–21–30–01–01–11–23–12–13–11–01–02–40–01–33–02–05–11–2
Sunderland3–12–21–12–02–14–22–12–12–13–13–32–21–10–21–12–22–11–11–11–05–2
Tottenham Hotspur1–31–14–01–12–12–12–02–35–23–13–31–27–13–23–34–42–11–02–23–43–2
West Bromwich Albion2–03–20–10–11–21–03–10–12–23–02–13–13–01–02–02–10–13–21–12–11–1
Wolverhampton Wanderers1–12–12–53–15–11–01–22–23–13–07–36–23–32–04–10–23–13–01–10–02–0
Updated to match(es) played on unknown. Source: Ian Laschke:Rothmans Book of Football League Records 1888–89 to 1978–79. Macdonald and Jane’s, London & Sydney, 1980.
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Maps

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Locations of theFootball League First Division London teams 1952–1953
Locations of theFootball League First Division 1952–1953 teams

Second Division

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Football league season
Second Division
Season1952–53
ChampionsSheffield United
PromotedSheffield United
Huddersfield Town
RelegatedSouthampton
Barnsley
Matches462
Goals1,535 (3.32 per match)
Top goalscorerArthur Rowley
(39 goals)[4]

Sheffield United were champions of the Second Division, scoring 97 goals in the process. Their season included two runs of eleven league matches in a row without defeat, in October-December and February-April respectively.[7]

Huddersfield Town finished second, two points behind and were promoted to the First Division.Luton Town were contenders for promotion, but a poor finish without a win in their last four games left them six points behind Huddersfield in third place.[8]

Everton recorded their lowest ever league position, finishing 16th in an uneven season that included a 7-1 victory overDoncaster and a 8-2 defeat against Huddersfield.[9]

Southampton were relegated along withBarnsley, who finished bottom after a poor season that included just five wins, 108 conceded goals and a late run of nine consecutive defeats.[10]

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGAvPtsQualification or relegation
1Sheffield United(C, P)422510797551.76460Promotion to theFirst Division
2Huddersfield Town(P)422410884332.54558
3Luton Town422281284491.71452
4Plymouth Argyle422091365601.08349
5Leicester City4218121289741.20348
6Birmingham City4219101371661.07648
7Nottingham Forest421881677671.14944
8Fulham4217101581711.14144
9Blackburn Rovers421881668651.04644
10Leeds United4214151371631.12743
11Swansea Town4215121578810.96342
12Rotherham United421691775741.01441
13Doncaster Rovers4212161458640.90640
14West Ham United4213131658600.96739
15Lincoln City4211171464710.90139
16Everton4212141671750.94738
17Brentford4213111859760.77637
18Hull City421482057690.82636
19Notts County421482060880.68236
20Bury421392053810.65435
21Southampton(R)4210131968850.80033Relegation to theThird Division South
22Barnsley(R)425829471080.43518Relegation to theThird Division North
Source:[citation needed]
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal average; 3) Goals scored
(C) Champions;(P) Promoted;(R) Relegated

Results

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Home \ AwayBARBIRBLBBREBRYDONEVEFULHUDHULLEELEILINLUTNOTNTCPLYROTSHUSOUSWAWHU
Barnsley1–31–40–23–22–22–31–12–45–12–20–31–12–30–21–20–32–31–30–13–12–0
Birmingham3–11–23–10–22–14–21–40–24–32–23–12–22–20–53–24–04–01–22–01–42–0
Blackburn Rovers2–01–23–04–02–13–12–21–12–01–12–00–21–12–13–21–30–11–23–03–03–0
Brentford4–01–23–22–21–02–42–21–31–03–34–21–01–11–15–01–21–10–03–00–01–4
Bury5–23–01–03–02–10–51–11–12–12–21–42–21–02–00–13–22–00–40–01–31–1
Doncaster Rovers1–11–03–30–21–13–00–01–13–10–00–02–01–01–02–01–12–10–21–02–31–1
Everton2–11–10–35–03–07–13–32–10–22–22–20–31–13–01–02–00–10–02–20–02–0
Fulham3–13–12–15–02–01–33–00–22–12–14–64–22–00–16–02–14–11–21–13–12–3
Huddersfield Town6–01–10–30–02–03–18–24–21–11–01–05–03–01–21–04–01–01–15–03–00–1
Hull City2–22–03–02–20–21–11–03–10–21–01–11–10–23–16–00–13–24–01–01–11–0
Leeds United4–10–10–33–22–01–12–02–02–13–10–12–12–22–13–11–14–00–31–15–13–2
Leicester City2–23–42–12–33–24–24–26–12–15–03–33–21–11–13–02–03–20–04–12–10–0
Lincoln City1–11–14–10–04–02–01–12–22–22–11–13–21–22–33–00–01–33–22–23–13–1
Luton Town6–00–16–00–14–11–24–22–00–23–22–02–04–03–05–11–02–14–11–23–10–0
Nottingham Forest3–00–21–23–04–12–23–30–11–04–12–11–31–14–31–03–14–31–12–36–40–0
Notts County1–02–05–04–02–14–32–21–11–02–03–22–21–11–23–20–42–10–31–23–41–1
Plymouth Argyle4–02–13–11–00–00–01–03–10–21–20–12–10–02–10–32–24–35–23–13–21–1
Rotherham United3–11–10–04–16–14–22–21–00–02–13–10–03–21–32–32–32–30–22–22–11–1
Sheffield United3–02–23–03–23–12–21–02–10–20–22–17–26–11–12–02–15–01–45–37–13–1
Southampton1–21–16–10–21–23–31–15–30–25–12–25–21–01–32–21–12–32–34–41–41–2
Swansea Town3–01–11–13–22–02–12–21–13–33–03–21–11–14–22–15–12–20–01–21–24–1
West Ham United3–11–20–03–13–21–33–11–20–10–02–24–15–10–13–22–20–12–41–11–03–0
Updated to match(es) played on unknown. Source: Ian Laschke:Rothmans Book of Football League Records 1888–89 to 1978–79. Macdonald and Jane’s, London & Sydney, 1980.
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Maps

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Locations of theFootball League Second Division London teams 1952–1953
Locations of theFootball League Second Division 1952–1953 teams

Third Division North

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Football league season
Football League
Third Division North
Season1952–53
ChampionsOldham Athletic (1st title)
Failed re-electionnone
Matches552
Goals1,604 (2.91 per match)
Top goalscorerJimmy Whitehouse (Carlisle United), 29[4]

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGAvPtsPromotion or relegation
1Oldham Athletic(C, P)462215977451.71159Promotion to theSecond Division
2Port Vale462018867351.91458
3Wrexham462481486661.30356
4York City4620131360451.33353
5Grimsby Town4621101575591.27152
6Southport4620111563601.05051
7Bradford (Park Avenue)4619121575611.23050
8Gateshead4617151476601.26749
9Carlisle United4618131582681.20649
10Crewe Alexandra462081870681.02948
11Stockport County4617131682691.18847
12Chesterfield4618111765631.03247
13Tranmere Rovers462152065631.03247
14Halifax Town4616151568681.00047
15Scunthorpe & Lindsey United4616141662561.10746
16Bradford City4614181475800.93846
17Hartlepools United4616141657610.93446
18Mansfield Town4616141655620.88746
19Barrow4616121866710.93044
20Chester4611152064850.75337
21Darlington461462658960.60434
22Rochdale461452762830.74733
23Workington4611102555910.60432Re-elected
24Accrington Stanley468112739890.43827
Source:rsssf.com
(C) Division Champions;(P) Promoted

Results

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Home \ AwayACCBRWBRABPACRLCHECHFCREDARGATGRIHALHARMANOLDPTVROCSCUSOUSTPTRAWRKWREYOR
Accrington Stanley1–01–13–21–01–11–11–11–01–11–21–11–12–20–21–12–12–11–21–40–20–11–21–0
Barrow2–05–12–00–03–02–11–22–22–21–15–12–13–04–31–22–12–11–11–02–03–01–11–0
Bradford City3–22–22–17–22–22–11–34–33–11–05–01–12–10–01–00–30–02–23–05–34–03–11–1
Bradford Park Avenue4–01–02–22–21–00–11–03–03–00–31–21–11–10–02–22–11–11–01–11–06–11–22–3
Carlisle United4–40–04–41–31–13–01–24–22–23–01–24–11–00–02–05–08–02–02–14–03–11–01–1
Chester2–02–12–00–31–22–02–26–32–00–22–10–12–20–12–23–01–10–04–03–21–11–21–1
Chesterfield3–01–11–11–14–22–11–03–01–13–22–12–04–11–21–01–01–11–22–11–21–12–11–2
Crewe Alexandra3–21–11–12–32–24–12–10–14–31–21–12–01–00–11–44–22–02–02–01–04–03–33–0
Darlington1–01–04–11–30–03–23–11–11–01–10–23–02–10–50–23–21–03–11–01–21–02–20–1
Gateshead5–03–12–23–22–04–12–46–15–12–03–11–11–21–01–13–11–11–22–00–11–11–01–1
Grimsby Town3–02–10–02–32–35–40–01–02–00–02–07–05–11–11–13–21–01–00–13–12–02–02–1
Halifax Town3–01–01–12–42–13–13–11–33–21–33–23–21–22–21–23–12–14–13–00–05–20–00–0
Hartlepool4–12–00–00–11–02–22–02–11–00–02–00–02–04–12–02–11–13–00–24–12–21–22–1
Mansfield Town0–02–23–11–12–12–21–43–03–22–01–12–12–00–21–02–11–02–22–21–00–00–21–1
Oldham Athletic3–03–02–02–12–42–11–10–15–01–11–11–04–21–00–11–00–13–01–15–24–14–22–1
Port Vale0–13–00–01–00–01–13–03–12–11–14–01–13–01–11–15–24–00–02–02–02–00–02–0
Rochdale1–06–22–11–01–23–10–20–13–12–30–21–13–11–03–11–12–20–02–23–02–04–10–3
Scunthorpe & Lindsey United5–21–24–01–21–21–11–02–02–00–00–11–10–00–11–11–25–13–02–22–02–11–22–0
Southport1–03–23–02–22–02–01–03–03–03–24–31–10–01–31–00–01–02–33–01–22–01–03–1
Stockport County3–16–16–12–03–04–14–12–42–23–12–21–11–12–21–10–22–01–13–03–26–03–11–1
Tranmere2–02–03–14–04–14–03–11–05–22–02–10–00–21–00–01–11–00–11–11–03–04–21–3
Workington3–03–13–22–21–11–22–34–03–10–23–12–01–10–11–11–11–20–32–40–22–04–01–3
Wrexham3–14–02–10–33–07–02–21–04–21–03–12–13–21–02–23–13–02–33–25–21–03–01–1
York City2–01–10–03–11–00–00–02–13–01–22–02–21–02–01–21–02–00–23–13–02–01–32–1
Updated to match(es) played on unknown. Source: Ian Laschke:Rothmans Book of Football League Records 1888–89 to 1978–79. Macdonald and Jane’s, London & Sydney, 1980.
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Maps

[edit]
Locations of theFootball League Third Division North teams 1952–1953

Third Division South

[edit]
Football league season
Football League
Third Division South
Season1952–53
ChampionsBristol Rovers (1st title)
Failed re-electionnone
Matches552
Goals1,745 (3.16 per match)
Top goalscorerGeoff Bradford (Bristol Rovers), 33[4]

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGAvPtsQualification or relegation
1Bristol Rovers(C, P)462612892462.00064Promotion to theSecond Division
2Millwall462414882441.86462
3Northampton Town46261010109701.55762
4Norwich City4625101199551.80060
5Bristol City462215995611.55759
6Coventry City4619121577621.24250
7Brighton & Hove Albion4619121581751.08050
8Southend United4618131569740.93249
9Bournemouth & Boscombe Athletic461991874691.07247
10Watford4615171462630.98447
11Reading461981969641.07846
12Torquay United461891987880.98945
13Crystal Palace4615131866820.80543
14Leyton Orient4616102068730.93242
15Newport County4616102070820.85442
16Ipswich Town4613151860690.87041
17Exeter City4613141961710.85940
18Swindon Town4614122064790.81040
19Aldershot4612151961770.79239
20Queens Park Rangers4612151961820.74439
21Gillingham4612151955740.74339
22Colchester United4612142059760.77638
23Shrewsbury Town4612122268910.74736Re-elected
24Walsall4671029561180.47524
Source:[citation needed]
(C) Champions;(P) Promoted

Results

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Home \ AwayALDB&BAB&HABRIBRRCOLCOVCRYEXEGILIPSLEYMILNPCNORNWCQPRREASHRSTDSWITORWALWAT
Aldershot1–01–21–20–00–04–10–11–13–21–12–01–22–22–11–24–12–24–21–12–20–22–01–2
Bournemouth & Boscombe Athletic0–32–14–11–21–03–04–22–14–22–14–11–11–20–10–01–02–02–05–11–10–15–14–1
Brighton & Hove Albion4–22–00–12–10–01–14–14–25–01–43–11–02–21–12–32–01–13–12–21–22–14–21–2
Bristol City0–01–12–20–03–21–05–04–14–04–22–10–02–02–30–14–41–13–25–04–24–46–15–1
Bristol Rovers4–12–17–00–03–15–22–00–03–13–02–11–13–11–13–12–14–02–12–11–23–02–00–3
Colchester United1–21–10–03–10–30–13–03–11–10–03–10–03–31–20–41–12–11–03–33–14–16–11–1
Coventry City3–02–33–12–21–12–24–21–02–12–03–04–10–11–12–12–04–00–02–11–27–23–11–0
Crystal Palace3–01–02–11–31–03–12–22–00–01–12–20–12–14–31–14–20–31–20–03–02–24–11–0
Exeter City2–25–11–51–10–02–01–02–00–01–10–11–03–22–01–02–22–02–20–21–24–16–11–1
Gillingham2–01–21–20–10–41–10–01–01–01–13–20–11–11–10–33–02–14–21–10–02–13–12–1
Ipswich Town2–12–11–01–01–52–23–02–00–11–10–11–63–01–12–10–11–22–10–01–12–25–01–1
Leyton Orient4–12–23–01–33–35–31–20–02–01–13–11–42–10–13–15–01–10–03–02–24–14–12–0
Millwall0–03–11–11–13–03–12–00–00–03–13–20–03–01–22–32–11–04–14–13–03–03–01–1
Newport County2–12–10–34–32–20–14–43–21–01–21–30–11–34–11–12–01–04–20–13–03–03–21–1
Northampton Town4–05–15–30–22–22–03–15–13–13–12–03–11–15–03–34–26–13–14–33–13–32–14–1
Norwich City5–01–13–20–00–03–01–15–12–03–21–05–12–22–01–22–03–02–13–11–13–03–05–2
Queens Park Rangers2–22–13–32–10–11–00–41–11–11–12–20–11–34–22–23–11–01–03–21–10–14–22–2
Reading2–31–30–04–02–02–01–04–13–13–21–12–05–02–12–00–12–05–31–04–14–10–03–0
Shrewsbury Town2–11–00–00–10–13–01–01–11–33–12–22–02–41–12–41–80–31–17–12–12–11–03–1
Southend1–10–01–20–42–14–01–02–21–13–12–01–02–11–03–11–22–03–12–23–03–12–11–0
Swindon Town3–21–23–00–01–30–12–33–65–20–02–01–11–22–03–02–11–32–02–21–32–01–20–0
Torquay United1–25–11–21–21–05–12–11–15–23–24–15–01–03–33–04–11–12–04–04–23–10–32–2
Walsall0–02–23–03–33–50–31–12–42–21–31–31–00–21–31–53–21–12–04–41–11–22–00–0
Watford1–13–02–34–12–32–01–12–03–10–01–01–01–10–12–13–21–12–11–11–12–11–13–0
Updated to match(es) played on unknown. Source: Ian Laschke:Rothmans Book of Football League Records 1888–89 to 1978–79. Macdonald and Jane’s, London & Sydney, 1980.
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Maps

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Locations of theFootball League Third Division South London teams 1952–1953
Locations of theFootball League Third Division South teams 1952–1953

See also

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References

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  1. ^"England 1952-53". Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation. Retrieved2010-02-24.
  2. ^abIan Laschke:Rothmans Book of Football League Records 1888–89 to 1978–79. Macdonald and Jane’s, London & Sydney, 1980.
  3. ^Obituary:Charlie Wayman: Small centre-forward, lethal in front of goal[1]
  4. ^abcd"English League Leading Goalscorers".RSSSF. Retrieved2010-10-31.
  5. ^"Preston North End club match record 1953". 11v11.com.
  6. ^"Arsenal football club match record 1953". 11v11. com.
  7. ^"Sheffield United football club match record 1953". 11v11.com.
  8. ^"Luton Town football club match record 1953". 11v11.com.
  9. ^"Everton football club match record 1953". 11v11.com.
  10. ^"Barnsley football club match record 1953". 11v11.com.
  • Ian Laschke:Rothmans Book of Football League Records 1888–89 to 1978–79. Macdonald and Jane’s, London & Sydney, 1980.
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