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1985–86 Football League

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87th season of the Football League

Football league season
The Football League
Season1985–86
ChampionsLiverpool

The 1985–86 season was the 87th completed season ofThe Football League.

Final league tables and results

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The tables and results below are reproduced here in the exact form that they can be found at The Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation website,[1] with home and away statistics separated.

During the first five seasons of the league, that is, until the season 1893–94, re-election process concerned the clubs which finished in the bottom four of the league. From the 1894–95 season and until the 1920–21 season the re-election process was required of the clubs which finished in the bottom three of the league. From the 1922–23 season on it was required of the bottom two teams of both Third Division North and Third Division South. Since theFourth Division was established in the1958–59 season, the re-election process has concerned the bottom four clubs in that division.[2]

First Division

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Football league season
First Division
Season1985–86
ChampionsLiverpool
16thEnglish title
RelegatedIpswich Town
Birmingham City
West Bromwich Albion
Matches played462
Goals scored1,288 (2.79 per match)
Top goalscorerGary Lineker
(30 goals)[3]
Biggest home winLuton Town 7–0Southampton
(19 October 1985)
West Ham United 8–1Newcastle United
(21 April 1986)
Biggest away winSheffield Wednesday 1–5Everton
(3 September 1985)
West Bromwich Albion 1–5Manchester United
(21 September 1985)
Chelsea 0–4West Ham United
(29 Mar 1986)
Chelsea 1–5Watford
(5 May 1986)
Highest scoringWest Ham United 8–1Newcastle United
(21 April 1986)
Longest winning run10 matches
Manchester United
Longest unbeaten run18 matches
West Ham United
Longest losing run9 matches
West Bromwich Albion

In a close three-horse race,Liverpool pippedEverton andWest Ham United to theFirst Division title,[4] while also defeating Merseyside rivals Everton in theFA Cup Final, thereby completing a historic double.Manchester United had been ten points clear in early November afterwinning their first ten matches; and thirteen of their first fifteen,[5] but injuries, loss of form and ineffective signings had seen them fall away, leaving them still waiting for their first league title since1967, mounting the pressure of managerRon Atkinson, although theOld Trafford board initially decided to stick with Atkinson as their manager for the following season.

Arsenal finished seventh in the league for a third successive season, their managerDon Howe resigning a few weeks before the end of the season after it was reported thatTerry Venables had been offered his job. CoachSteve Burtenshaw was placed in temporary charge of the first team until the end of the season, whenGeorge Graham returned toHighbury as manager.Tottenham Hotspur finished a disappointing 10th in the league, prompting theWhite Hart Lane board to sack managerPeter Shreeves and replace him withLuton Town'sDavid Pleat.

At the lower end of the table, a disastrous season sawWest Bromwich Albion relegated in bottom place after just four wins in the league, while nearby rivalsBirmingham City fared nearly as badly, and were relegated in second place from bottom; both clubs would not return to the top flight until 2002. Their local rivalsAston Villa nearly went down with them, before a late upturn in form secured their survival.Oxford United had a memorable first season at this level as League Cup winners, but spent much of the season battling against relegation before finally managing to beat the drop. The final relegation place went toIpswich Town, who had gradually fallen out of contention with the First Division's leading pack sinceBobby Robson's departure to manage the England team four years earlier.

Final table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification or relegation
1Liverpool(C)42261068937+5288Disqualified from theEuropean Cup[6]
2Everton[a]4226888741+4686Disqualified from theEuropean Cup Winners' Cup[7]
3West Ham United42266107440+3484Disqualified from theUEFA Cup[8]
4Manchester United422210107036+3476
5Sheffield Wednesday[b]422110116354+973
6Chelsea422011115756+171
7Arsenal42209134947+269
8Nottingham Forest421911126953+1668
9Luton Town421812126144+1766
10Tottenham Hotspur42198157452+2265
11Newcastle United421712136772−563
12Watford421611156962+759
13Queens Park Rangers42157205364−1152
14Southampton421210205162−1146
15Manchester City421112194357−1445
16Aston Villa421014185167−1644
17Coventry City421110214871−2343
18Oxford United[c]421012206280−1842Disqualified from theUEFA Cup[8]
19Leicester City421012205476−2242
20Ipswich Town(R)42118233255−2341Relegation to theSecond Division
21Birmingham City(R)4285293073−4329
22West Bromwich Albion(R)42412263589−5424
Source:World Football
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal difference; 3) Goals scored
(C) Champions;(R) Relegated
Notes:
  1. ^Since theFA Cup winners, Liverpool, would have instead qualified for the European Cup, qualification would have instead been passed down to runners-up Everton.
  2. ^Since Everton would have instead qualified for the European Cup Winners' Cup, UEFA Cup qualification would have been passed down to Sheffield Wednesday.
  3. ^Oxford United would have qualified asLeague Cup winners.

First Division results

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Home \ AwayARSASTBIRCHECOVEVEIPSLEILIVLUTMCIMUNNEWNOTOXFQPRSHWSOUTOTWATWBAWHU
Arsenal3–20–02–03–00–11–01–02–02–11–01–20–01–12–13–11–03–20–00–22–21–0
Aston Villa1–40–33–11–10–01–01–02–23–10–11–31–21–22–01–21–10–01–24–11–12–1
Birmingham City0–10–01–20–10–20–12–10–20–21–01–10–10–13–12–00–20–21–21–20–11–0
Chelsea2–12–12–01–02–11–12–20–11–01–01–21–14–21–41–12–12–02–01–53–00–4
Coventry City0–23–34–41–11–30–13–00–31–01–11–31–20–05–22–10–13–22–30–23–00–1
Everton6–12–04–11–11–11–01–22–32–04–03–11–01–12–04–33–16–11–04–12–03–1
Ipswich Town1–20–30–10–21–03–40–22–11–10–00–12–21–03–21–02–11–11–00–01–00–1
Leicester City2–23–14–20–02–13–11–00–20–01–13–02–00–34–41–42–32–21–42–22–20–1
Liverpool2–03–05–01–15–00–25–01–03–22–01–11–12–06–04–12–21–04–13–14–13–1
Luton Town2–22–02–01–10–12–11–03–10–12–11–12–01–11–22–01–07–01–13–23–00–0
Manchester City0–12–21–10–15–11–11–11–11–01–10–31–01–20–32–01–31–02–10–12–12–2
Manchester United0–14–01–01–22–00–01–04–01–12–02–23–02–33–02–00–21–00–01–13–02–0
Newcastle United1–02–24–11–33–22–23–12–11–02–23–12–40–33–03–14–12–12–21–14–11–2
Nottingham Forest3–21–13–00–05–20–03–14–31–12–00–21–31–21–14–00–12–10–13–22–12–1
Oxford United3–01–10–12–10–11–04–35–02–21–11–01–31–21–23–30–13–01–11–12–21–2
Queens Park Rangers0–10–13–16–00–23–01–02–02–11–10–01–03–12–13–11–10–22–52–11–00–1
Sheffield Wednesday2–02–05–11–12–21–51–01–00–03–23–21–02–22–12–10–02–11–22–11–02–2
Southampton3–00–01–00–11–12–31–00–01–21–23–01–01–13–11–13–02–31–03–13–11–1
Tottenham Hotspur1–04–22–04–10–10–12–01–31–21–30–20–05–10–35–11–15–15–34–05–01–0
Watford3–01–13–03–13–00–20–02–12–31–23–21–14–11–12–22–02–11–11–05–10–2
West Bromwich Albion0–00–32–10–30–00–31–22–21–21–22–31–51–11–11–10–11–11–01–13–12–3
West Ham United0–04–12–01–21–02–12–13–02–20–11–02–18–14–23–13–11–01–02–12–14–0
Source:[citation needed]
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Managerial changes

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TeamOutgoing managerManner of departureDate of vacancyPosition in tableIncoming managerDate of appointment
LiverpoolEnglandJoe FaganRetired30 May 1985Pre-seasonScotlandKenny Dalglish30 May 1985
SouthamptonEnglandLawrie McMenemySigned by Sunderland8 June 1985Northern IrelandChris Nicholl12 July 1985
Queens Park RangersEnglandFrank SibleyBecame assistant manager11 June 1985EnglandJim Smith11 June 1985
Oxford UnitedEnglandJim SmithSigned by Queens Park Rangers11 June 1985EnglandMaurice Evans11 June 1985
ChelseaEnglandJohn NealRetired12 June 1985EnglandJohn Hollins12 June 1985
Newcastle UnitedEnglandJack CharltonResigned10 August 1985Northern IrelandWillie McFaul10 August 1985
West Bromwich AlbionRepublic of IrelandJohnny Giles29 September 198522ndEnglandNobby Stiles29 September 1985
Birmingham CityEnglandRon Saunders16 January 198621stEnglandJohn Bond22 January 1986
West Bromwich AlbionEnglandNobby StilesSacked1 February 198622ndEnglandRon Saunders14 February 1986
ArsenalEnglandDon HoweResigned22 March 19865thEnglandSteve Burtenshaw (caretaker)22 March 1986
Coventry CityScotlandDon MackaySacked13 April 198620thEnglandJohn Sillett13 April 1986

First Division maps

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Locations of theFootball League First Division London teams 1985–1986
Locations of theFootball League First Division 1985–1986 teams

Second Division

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Football league season
Second Division
Season1985–86
ChampionsNorwich City
PromotedNorwich City
Charlton Athletic
Wimbledon
RelegatedCarlisle United
Middlesbrough
Fulham
Matches played462
Goals scored1,264 (2.74 per match)
Top goalscorerKevin Drinkell
(22 goals)[3]

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification or relegation
1Norwich City(C, P)4225988437+4784Promotion to theFirst Division
2Charlton Athletic(P)42221197845+3377
3Wimbledon(P)42211385837+2176
4Portsmouth42227136941+2873
5Crystal Palace42199145752+566
6Hull City421713126555+1064
7Sheffield United421711146463+162
8Oldham Athletic42179166261+160
9Millwall42178176465−159
10Stoke City421415134850−257
11Brighton & Hove Albion42168186464056
12Barnsley421414144750−356
13Bradford City42166205163−1254
14Leeds United42158195672−1653
15Grimsby Town421410185862−452
16Huddersfield Town421410185167−1652
17Shrewsbury Town42149195264−1251
18Sunderland421311184761−1450
19Blackburn Rovers421213175362−949
20Carlisle United(R)42137224771−2446Relegation to theThird Division
21Middlesbrough(R)42129214453−945
22Fulham(R)42106264569−2436
Source:[citation needed]
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal difference; 3) Goals scored
(C) Champions;(P) Promoted;(R) Relegated

Results

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Home \ AwayBARBLBBRAB&HACRLCHACRYFULGRIHUDHULLEEMIDMILNWCOLDPORSHUSHRSTKSUNWDN
Barnsley1–12–23–21–22–12–42–01–01–31–43–00–02–12–21–00–12–12–00–01–10–1
Blackburn Rovers0–33–01–42–00–01–21–03–10–12–22–00–11–22–10–01–06–11–10–12–02–0
Bradford City2–03–23–21–01–21–03–10–13–04–20–12–10–20–21–02–11–43–13–12–01–1
Brighton & Hove Albion0–13–12–16–13–52–02–32–24–33–10–13–31–01–11–12–30–00–22–03–12–0
Carlisle United1–12–11–22–02–32–22–11–22–02–11–21–01–00–43–10–11–00–23–01–22–3
Charlton Athletic2–13–01–12–23–03–12–02–03–01–24–02–03–31–01–11–22–04–12–02–10–0
Crystal Palace1–02–02–11–01–12–10–02–12–30–23–02–12–11–23–22–11–10–10–11–01–3
Fulham2–03–34–11–00–10–32–32–12–11–13–10–31–20–12–20–12–32–11–01–20–2
Grimsby Town1–25–22–00–21–02–23–01–01–10–11–03–25–11–01–41–00–13–13–31–10–1
Huddersfield Town1–10–02–01–03–30–20–01–32–22–13–10–34–30–02–01–23–11–02–02–00–1
Hull City0–12–21–02–04–01–11–25–02–03–12–10–03–01–04–22–20–04–30–21–11–1
Leeds United0–21–12–12–32–01–21–31–01–12–01–11–03–10–23–12–11–11–14–01–10–0
Middlesbrough0–00–01–10–11–31–30–21–03–10–11–22–23–01–13–21–01–23–11–12–01–0
Millwall2–20–12–10–13–12–23–21–11–02–15–03–13–04–20–10–43–02–02–31–00–1
Norwich City1–13–00–03–02–13–14–32–13–24–12–04–02–06–11–02–04–03–11–10–01–2
Oldham Athletic1–13–10–14–02–12–12–02–12–11–13–13–11–00–01–32–01–54–32–42–22–1
Portsmouth1–13–04–01–24–01–01–01–13–14–11–12–31–02–12–01–20–34–03–03–01–1
Sheffield United3–13–33–13–01–01–10–02–11–11–13–13–20–11–32–52–00–01–11–21–04–0
Shrewsbury Town3–02–02–02–10–02–10–22–10–23–00–01–32–11–10–32–01–13–11–01–21–1
Stoke City0–02–23–11–10–00–00–01–01–13–00–16–23–20–01–12–02–01–32–21–00–0
Sunderland2–00–21–12–12–21–21–14–23–31–01–14–21–01–20–20–31–32–12–02–02–1
Wimbledon1–01–11–00–04–13–11–11–03–02–23–10–33–01–12–10–01–35–02–11–03–0
Source:[citation needed]
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Second Division maps

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Locations of theFootball League Second Division London teams 1985–1986
Locations of theFootball League Second Division 1985–1986 teams

Third Division

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Football league season
Football LeagueThird Division
Season1985–86
ChampionsReading (1st title)
PromotedDerby County
Plymouth Argyle
RelegatedCardiff City
Lincoln City
Wolverhampton Wanderers
Swansea City
Matches played552
Goals scored1,550 (2.81 per match)
Top goalscorerTrevor Senior(Reading), 27[3]

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsPromotion or relegation
1Reading(C, P)46297106751+1694Promotion to theSecond Division
2Plymouth Argyle(P)46269118853+3587
3Derby County(P)46231588041+3984
4Wigan Athletic46231498248+3483
5Gillingham462213118154+2779
6Walsall46229159064+2675
7York City462011157758+1971
8Notts County461914137160+1171
9Bristol City461814146960+968
10Brentford461812165861−366
11Doncaster Rovers461616144552−764
12Blackpool461712176655+1163
13Darlington461513186178−1758
14Rotherham United461512196159+257
15Bournemouth46159226572−754
16Bristol Rovers461412205175−2454
17Chesterfield461314196164−353
18Bolton Wanderers46158235468−1453
19Newport County461118175265−1351
20Bury461213216367−449
21Lincoln City(R)461016205577−2246Relegation to theFourth Division
22Cardiff City(R)46129255383−3045
23Wolverhampton Wanderers(R)461110255798−4143
24Swansea City(R)461110254387−4443
Source:[citation needed]
(C) Champions;(P) Promoted;(R) Relegated

Third Division results

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Home \ AwayBOUBLPBOLBREBRCBRRBRYCARCHFDARDERDONGILLINNPCNTCPLYREAROTSWAWALWIGWOLYOR
AFC Bournemouth1–42–10–05–06–12–11–13–24–21–11–12–32–20–10–01–30–11–24–00–10–23–22–0
Blackpool2–01–14–02–14–25–03–00–10–00–14–02–22–00–01–31–10–02–12–02–11–20–10–2
Bolton Wanderers1–01–31–20–40–21–45–02–10–30–12–00–11–14–01–03–12–01–11–13–11–24–11–1
Brentford1–01–11–11–21–01–03–01–02–13–31–31–20–10–01–11–11–21–11–01–31–32–13–3
Bristol City1–32–12–00–02–04–12–10–01–01–14–11–21–13–13–02–03–03–10–12–31–03–02–2
Bristol Rovers2–31–02–10–11–12–12–11–13–10–01–01–00–02–01–11–20–25–20–00–11–11–10–1
Bury3–04–12–10–06–31–13–01–10–11–11–21–24–01–12–40–13–12–02–22–10–03–14–2
Cardiff City0–11–00–11–01–32–00–00–20–10–20–11–12–11–11–31–21–32–31–01–13–11–12–1
Chesterfield0–11–23–01–30–02–04–33–41–01–00–01–12–23–12–21–23–42–04–12–31–13–01–0
Darlington0–02–11–13–52–13–31–14–12–12–10–23–21–03–22–30–20–02–26–00–31–12–11–0
Derby County3–01–22–11–12–00–21–12–10–01–11–12–07–01–12–01–21–12–15–13–11–04–22–1
Doncaster Rovers1–10–01–11–01–10–21–00–22–01–00–32–31–11–12–11–00–10–00–01–02–20–11–1
Gillingham2–02–22–11–21–12–01–02–01–11–11–24–02–00–14–01–13–03–05–15–22–02–01–2
Lincoln City3–20–31–13–01–12–22–00–42–11–10–13–31–01–10–21–10–10–04–13–20–02–33–4
Newport County2–11–10–11–21–13–01–01–23–33–01–12–21–11–21–23–10–20–02–01–53–43–11–1
Notts County3–11–21–00–44–00–02–21–42–15–00–31–11–13–21–22–00–01–03–03–11–14–03–1
Plymouth Argyle2–13–14–12–04–04–23–04–40–04–24–10–13–02–12–00–10–14–02–02–02–13–12–2
Reading1–21–01–03–11–03–22–01–14–20–21–02–01–20–22–03–14–32–12–02–11–02–20–0
Rotherham United4–14–14–01–22–02–02–03–01–21–21–12–11–11–00–01–01–11–24–13–00–01–24–1
Swansea City1–12–03–12–01–30–11–03–11–12–20–30–22–23–11–10–00–22–31–02–10–10–21–0
Walsall4–21–12–01–22–16–03–26–33–00–01–11–04–12–12–00–02–26–03–13–13–31–13–1
Wigan Athletic3–01–11–34–01–14–01–02–02–05–12–14–13–33–20–03–13–01–02–05–02–05–31–0
Wolverhampton Wanderers0–32–10–21–42–13–41–13–11–02–10–41–21–31–11–22–20–32–30–01–50–02–23–2
York City2–13–03–01–01–14–00–01–12–07–01–30–12–02–13–12–23–10–12–13–11–04–12–1
Source:[1] Soccerbase
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Third Division maps

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Locations of theFootball League Third Division teams 1985–1986
1985–86 Football League is located in Greater London
1985–86 Football League
Locations of theFootball League Third Division London teams 1985–1986

Fourth Division

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Football league season
Football LeagueFourth Division
Season1985–86
ChampionsSwindon Town (1st title)
PromotedChester City
Mansfield Town
Port Vale
Failed re-electionNone
Matches played552
Goals scored1,576 (2.86 per match)
Top goalscorerSteve Taylor(Rochdale), 25
Richard Cadette(Southend United), 25[3]

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsPromotion or relegation
1Swindon Town(C, P)4632688243+39102Promotion to theThird Division
2Chester City(P)46231588350+3384
3Mansfield Town(P)462312117447+2781
4Port Vale(P)46211696737+3079
5Orient462012147964+1572
6Colchester United461913148863+2570
7Hartlepool United462010166867+170
8Northampton Town461810187958+2164
9Southend United461810186967+264
10Hereford United461810187473+164
11Stockport County461713166371−864
12Crewe Alexandra46189195461−763
13Wrexham46179206880−1260Qualification for theEuropean Cup Winners' Cup first round
14Burnley461611196065−559
15Scunthorpe United461514175055−559
16Aldershot46177226674−858
17Peterborough United461317165264−1256
18Rochdale461413195777−2055
19Tranmere Rovers46159227473+154
20Halifax Town461412206071−1154
21Exeter City461315184759−1254Re-elected
22Cambridge United46159226580−1554
23Preston North End461110255489−3543
24Torquay United46910274388−4537
Source:[citation needed]
(C) Champions;(P) Promoted

Fourth Division results

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Home \ AwayALDBURCAMCHECOLCREEXEHALHARHERLEYMANNORPETPTVPNEROCSCUSTDSTPSWITORTRAWRE
Aldershot0–22–11–11–13–24–01–20–12–01–11–21–01–00–04–02–12–11–36–12–41–13–16–0
Burnley1–21–11–00–20–13–11–32–03–21–02–13–21–11–21–11–01–21–30–10–23–03–15–2
Cambridge United0–20–43–21–31–01–14–04–24–01–24–22–53–11–32–01–00–11–21–21–13–03–24–3
Chester City1–04–01–14–04–02–11–11–11–03–01–02–32–14–12–01–11–12–01–00–13–11–02–1
Colchester United4–02–24–12–31–21–13–13–14–14–00–02–05–01–04–00–11–12–03–11–10–01–25–2
Crewe Alexandra2–03–10–12–20–20–12–20–02–01–32–10–11–10–13–34–24–01–10–12–01–02–13–2
Exeter City2–00–20–01–32–21–21–01–23–21–11–01–20–11–03–02–02–00–21–00–32–21–00–1
Halifax Town1–12–21–11–22–21–01–03–21–02–11–22–01–12–02–11–12–12–30–01–30–01–25–2
Hartlepool United2–13–12–11–14–14–10–03–02–11–21–12–12–11–11–02–00–11–13–21–01–01–03–3
Hereford United4–12–21–00–22–04–14–12–12–23–24–23–02–11–11–12–21–12–13–24–14–11–43–1
Orient1–13–03–10–01–20–12–21–01–12–20–10–12–21–02–05–03–03–00–11–04–23–11–3
Mansfield Town2–00–02–00–02–12–22–12–04–04–01–11–00–12–12–33–21–13–04–21–14–00–11–1
Northampton Town2–32–00–22–21–00–12–24–03–01–32–31–02–22–26–01–02–20–03–10–15–12–21–2
Peterborough United3–00–00–03–01–20–01–11–13–10–02–24–20–51–01–11–11–01–12–03–02–00–11–1
Port Vale3–11–14–11–11–13–00–03–24–01–02–00–00–02–00–11–13–14–01–13–00–00–04–0
Preston North End1–31–01–23–63–21–22–20–12–12–01–30–21–12–40–11–10–13–21–20–34–02–21–0
Rochdale2–01–02–11–23–31–01–11–00–21–11–41–13–22–13–31–11–02–14–11–25–01–13–2
Scunthorpe United1–01–10–02–01–13–11–03–31–02–12–20–31–02–00–01–33–12–02–30–24–00–11–1
Southend United2–02–31–01–12–40–12–02–13–23–15–13–10–40–12–12–15–02–10–00–01–22–23–0
Stockport County3–21–13–12–21–13–01–12–11–31–12–30–21–02–21–22–13–00–02–10–21–11–12–0
Swindon Town4–13–11–04–22–11–02–13–13–21–04–12–13–23–00–04–14–01–12–11–02–12–10–1
Torquay United1–22–01–10–32–10–01–22–01–32–12–21–21–12–00–11–01–21–02–24–30–11–21–3
Tranmere Rovers3–02–16–22–33–40–10–10–34–21–20–31–21–37–01–22–32–02–11–12–33–12–01–3
Wrexham4–10–16–21–12–12–11–12–11–00–11–31–21–00–11–31–12–01–00–03–00–13–21–1
Source:[2] Soccerbase
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Fourth Division maps

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Locations of theFootball League Fourth Division London teams 1985–1986
Locations of theFootball League Fourth Division teams 1985–1986

Election/Re-election to the Football League

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As champions of theAlliance Premier League,Enfield won the right to apply for election to the Football League, to replace one of the four bottom teams in the 1985–86 Football League Fourth Division. The vote went as follows:

ClubFinal PositionVotes
Exeter City21st (Fourth Division)64
Preston North End23rd (Fourth Division)62.5
Cambridge United22nd (Fourth Division)61
Torquay United24th (Fourth Division)61
Enfield1st (Alliance Premier League)7.5

Hence, all four Football League teams were re-elected, and Enfield were denied membership of the Football League.

This was the last season in which the Alliance Premier League champions had to apply for election to the Football League. From the 1986–87 season, when the Alliance Premier League was re-branded as the Football Conference, the champions were automatically promoted, provided that they met the criteria set by the Football League.

See also

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Notes

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References

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  1. ^"England 1985–86". Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation.Archived from the original on 27 January 2010. Retrieved24 February 2010.
  2. ^Ian Laschke:Rothmans Book of Football League Records 1888–89 to 1978–79. Macdonald and Jane’s, London & Sydney, 1980.
  3. ^abcd"English League Leading Goalscorers". Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation. Retrieved31 October 2010.
  4. ^Remember the 1985 TV blackout? Only the Big Yin knew who McAvennie was, Simon Hart, The Independent, 22 October 2011
  5. ^When football fans did not see a single match on TV over Christmas, Steven Pye, The Guardian, 3 December 2019
  6. ^English teams werebanned by UEFA from its competitions from the season 1985–86 on until the season 1990–91 because of theHeysel Disaster in 1985, involvingLiverpool fans.
  7. ^English teams werebanned by UEFA from its competitions from the season 1985–86 on until the season 1990–91 because of theHeysel Disaster in 1985, involvingLiverpool fans.
  8. ^English teams werebanned by UEFA from its competitions from the season 1985–86 on until the season 1990–91 because of theHeysel Disaster in 1985, involvingLiverpool fans.
  • Ian Laschke:Rothmans Book of Football League Records 1888–89 to 1978–79. Macdonald and Jane's, London & Sydney, 1980.

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