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1987–88 Football League

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Football league season
The Football League
Season1987–88
ChampionsLiverpool
RelegatedNewport County
New club in LeagueScarborough

The1987–88 season was the 89th 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 atThe Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation website,[1] with home and away statistics separated.

First Division

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Football league season
First Division
Season1987–88
ChampionsLiverpool
17thEnglish title
RelegatedChelsea
Portsmouth
Watford
Oxford United
Matches420
Goals1,049 (2.5 per match)
Top goalscorerJohn Aldridge
(26 goals)[2]

Liverpool won the league title by nine points, and with only two defeats all season. Second in the league wereManchester United.

The automatically relegated sides wereWatford,Oxford United andPortsmouth.Chelsea were subsequently relegated as well after losing toMiddlesbrough in the playoff final.

Final table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification or relegation
1Liverpool(C)40261228724+6390Qualified for theFootball League Centenary Trophy and disqualified from theEuropean Cup[3]
2Manchester United40231257138+3381Qualified for theFootball League Centenary Trophy and disqualified fromUEFA Cup[4]
3Nottingham Forest40201376739+2873Qualified for theFootball League Centenary Trophy
4Everton40191385327+2670
5Queens Park Rangers401910114838+1067
6Arsenal401812105839+1966
7Wimbledon[a]401415115847+1157Qualified for theFootball League Centenary Trophy and disqualified from theEuropean Cup Winners' Cup[5]
8Newcastle United401414125553+256Qualified for theFootball League Centenary Trophy
9Luton Town[b]401411155758−153Disqualified from theUEFA Cup[6]
10Coventry City401314134653−753
11Sheffield Wednesday40158175266−1453
12Southampton401214144953−450
13Tottenham Hotspur401211173848−1047
14Norwich City40129194052−1245
15Derby County401013173545−1043
16West Ham United40915164052−1242
17Charlton Athletic40915163852−1442
18Chelsea(R)40915165068−1842Qualified forSecond Division play-offs
19Portsmouth(R)40714193666−3035Relegated toSecond Division
20Watford(R)40711222751−2432
21Oxford United(R)40613214480−3631
Source:World Football
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal difference; 3) Goals scored
(C) Champions;(R) Relegated
Notes:
  1. ^Wimbledon would have qualified asFA Cup winners.
  2. ^Luton Town would have qualified asLeague Cup winners.

First Division results

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Home \ AwayARSCHACHECOVDEREVELIVLUTMUNNEWNWCNOTOXFPORQPRSHWSOUTOTWATWHUWDN
Arsenal4–03–11–12–11–11–22–11–21–12–00–22–06–00–03–10–12–10–11–03–0
Charlton Athletic0–32–22–20–10–00–21–01–32–02–01–20–02–10–13–11–11–11–03–01–1
Chelsea1–11–11–01–00–01–13–01–22–21–04–32–10–01–12–10–10–01–11–11–1
Coventry City0–00–03–30–31–21–44–00–01–30–00–31–01–00–03–02–32–11–00–03–3
Derby County0–01–12–02–00–01–11–01–22–11–20–10–10–00–22–22–01–21–11–00–1
Everton1–21–14–11–23–01–02–02–11–01–01–00–02–12–04–01–00–02–03–12–2
Liverpool2–03–22–14–04–02–01–13–34–00–05–02–04–04–01–01–11–04–00–02–1
Luton Town1–11–03–00–11–02–10–11–14–01–21–17–44–12–12–22–22–02–12–22–0
Manchester United0–00–03–11–04–12–11–13–02–22–12–23–14–12–14–10–21–02–03–12–1
Newcastle United0–12–13–12–20–01–11–44–01–01–30–13–11–11–12–22–12–03–02–11–2
Norwich City2–42–03–03–11–20–30–02–21–01–10–24–20–11–10–30–12–10–04–10–1
Nottingham Forest0–12–23–24–12–10–02–11–10–00–22–05–35–04–03–03–33–01–00–00–0
Oxford United0–02–14–41–00–01–10–32–50–21–33–00–24–22–00–30–00–01–11–22–5
Portsmouth1–11–10–30–02–10–10–23–11–21–22–20–12–20–11–22–20–01–12–12–1
Queens Park Rangers2–02–03–11–21–11–00–12–00–21–13–02–13–22–11–13–02–00–00–11–0
Sheffield Wednesday3–32–03–00–32–11–01–50–22–40–11–00–11–11–03–12–10–32–32–11–0
Southampton4–20–13–01–21–20–42–21–12–21–10–01–13–00–20–11–12–11–02–12–2
Tottenham Hotspur1–20–11–02–20–02–10–22–11–13–11–31–13–00–11–12–02–12–12–10–3
Watford2–02–10–30–11–11–21–40–10–11–10–10–03–00–00–11–30–11–11–21–0
West Ham United0–11–14–11–11–10–01–11–11–12–12–03–21–11–10–30–12–10–11–01–2
Wimbledon3–14–12–21–22–11–11–12–02–10–01–01–11–12–21–21–12–03–01–21–1
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
WatfordEnglandGraham TaylorSigned by Aston Villa27 May 1987Pre-seasonEnglandDave Bassett18 June 1987
EvertonEnglandHoward KendallSigned by Athletic Bilbao18 June 1987EnglandColin Harvey18 June 1987
WimbledonEnglandDave BassettSigned by Watford18 June 1987EnglandBobby Gould25 June 1987
Luton TownScotlandJohn MooreResigned20 June 1987EnglandRay Harford22 June 1987
Tottenham HotspurEnglandDavid Pleat23 October 19877thEnglandTerry Venables28 November 1987
Norwich CityEnglandKen BrownSacked9 November 198719thEnglandDave Stringer9 November 1987
WatfordEnglandDave Bassett11 January 198821stEnglandSteve Harrison15 January 1988
ChelseaEnglandJohn Hollins6 March 198816thEnglandBobby Campbell6 March 1988
Oxford UnitedEnglandMaurice EvansResigned18 March 198820thRepublic of IrelandMark Lawrenson19 March 1988

First Division maps

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Locations of theFootball League First Division London teams 1987–1988
Locations of theFootball League First Division 1987–1988 teams

Second Division

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Football league season
Second Division
Season1987–88
ChampionsMillwall
PromotedMillwall
Aston Villa
Middlesbrough
RelegatedSheffield United
Reading
Huddersfield Town
Matches506
Goals1,389 (2.75 per match)
Biggest home winManchester City 10–1Huddersfield Town
(7 November 1987)
Biggest away winSheffield United 0–5Oldham Athletic
(2 January 1988)
Highest scoringManchester City 10–1Huddersfield Town
(7 November 1987)

Millwall lifted theSecond Division championship trophy and gained promotion to the First Division for the first time in their history. Runners-up wereAston Villa, andMiddlesbrough won promotion viaplay-offs.

Huddersfield Town andSheffield United were relegated.

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsRelegation
1Millwall(C, P)44257127252+2082Promotion to theFirst Division
2Aston Villa(P)442212106841+2778
3Middlesbrough(O, P)442212106336+2778Qualification for theSecond Division play-offs
4Bradford City442211117454+2077
5Blackburn Rovers44211496852+1677
6Crystal Palace44229138659+2775
7Leeds United441912136151+1069
8Ipswich Town44199166152+966
9Manchester City44198178060+2065
10Oldham Athletic441811157264+865
11Stoke City441711165057−762
12Swindon Town441611177360+1359
13Leicester City441611176261+159
14Barnsley441512176162−157
15Hull City441415155460−657
16Plymouth Argyle44168206567−256
17Bournemouth441310215668−1249
18Shrewsbury Town441116174254−1249
19Birmingham City441115184166−2548
20West Bromwich Albion441211215069−1947
21Sheffield United(R)44137244574−2946Qualification for theThird Division play-offs
22Reading(R)441012224470−2642Relegation to theThird Division
23Huddersfield Town(R)446102841100−5928
Source:[citation needed]
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal difference; 3) Goals scored
(C) Champions;(O) Play-off winners;(P) Promoted;(R) Relegated

Second Division play-offs

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The team fourth from bottom of the First Division played off for one place in that division with the teams finishing third, fourth and fifth in the Second Division. In the semi-final,Chelsea of the First Division beat fifth-placedBlackburn Rovers 6–1 on aggregate, and third-placedMiddlesbrough beatBradford City 3–2 on aggregate. The final was also playedover two legs. Playing at theirAyresome Park ground in front of a crowd of 25,531, Middlesbrough duly won the first leg 2–0 with goals fromBernie Slaven andTrevor Senior. In the second leg atStamford Bridge, which was marred by violence perpetrated by some of the 40,550 spectators, Chelsea'sGordon Durie scored the only goal. Thus Middlesbrough won 2–1 on aggregate and were promoted to theFirst Division for 1988–89, while Chelsea were relegated to the Second.[7][8][9]

Semi-finals
1st leg – 15 May; 2nd leg – 18 May 1988		Final
1st leg – 25 May; 2nd leg – 28 May 1988
          
5Blackburn Rovers011
1DChelsea246
1DChelsea011
3Middlesbrough202
4Bradford City202
3Middlesbrough123

Source:[10]

Second Division results

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Home \ AwayASTBARBIRBLBBOUBRACRYHUDHULIPSLEELEIMCIMIDMILOLDPLYREASHUSHRSTKSWIWBA
Aston Villa0–00–21–11–11–04–11–15–01–01–22–11–10–11–21–25–22–11–11–00–12–10–0
Barnsley1–32–20–12–13–02–11–01–32–31–11–13–10–34–11–12–15–21–22–15–20–13–1
Birmingham City1–22–01–01–11–10–62–01–11–00–02–20–30–01–01–30–12–21–00–02–01–10–1
Blackburn Rovers3–20–12–03–11–12–02–22–11–01–13–32–10–22–11–01–11–14–12–22–00–03–1
Bournemouth1–21–24–21–12–02–30–26–21–10–02–30–20–01–22–22–23–01–22–00–02–03–2
Bradford City2–41–14–02–12–02–00–12–02–30–04–12–42–03–15–33–13–02–01–11–42–04–1
Crystal Palace1–13–23–02–03–01–12–12–21–23–02–12–03–11–03–15–12–32–11–22–02–14–1
Huddersfield Town0–12–22–21–21–21–22–20–21–20–01–01–01–42–12–22–10–20–20–00–30–31–3
Hull City2–11–22–02–22–10–02–14–01–03–12–23–10–00–11–01–12–21–21–10–01–41–0
Ipswich Town1–11–01–00–21–24–02–33–02–01–00–23–04–01–12–01–22–11–02–02–03–21–1
Leeds United1–30–24–12–23–22–01–03–00–21–01–02–02–01–21–11–00–05–02–10–04–21–0
Leicester City0–20–02–01–20–10–24–43–02–11–13–21–00–01–04–14–01–01–00–11–13–23–0
Manchester City0–21–13–01–22–02–21–310–12–02–01–24–21–14–01–22–12–02–31–33–01–14–2
Middlesbrough2–12–01–11–13–01–22–12–01–03–12–01–22–11–11–03–10–06–04–02–02–32–1
Millwall2–13–13–11–41–20–11–14–12–02–13–11–00–12–11–13–23–03–14–12–02–22–0
Oldham Athletic0–11–01–24–22–00–21–03–21–23–11–12–01–13–10–00–14–23–22–25–14–32–1
Plymouth Argyle1–30–01–13–01–22–11–36–13–10–06–34–03–20–11–21–01–31–02–03–01–03–3
Reading0–22–11–10–00–01–12–33–20–01–10–11–20–20–02–33–00–12–11–00–10–11–2
Sheffield United1–11–00–23–10–11–21–12–22–14–12–22–11–20–21–20–51–04–10–10–01–00–0
Shrewsbury Town1–21–10–01–22–12–22–03–12–20–01–00–00–00–10–02–32–10–12–00–32–10–1
Stoke City0–03–13–12–11–01–21–11–11–11–22–12–11–31–01–22–21–04–21–01–11–03–0
Swindon Town0–03–00–21–24–22–22–24–10–04–21–23–23–41–10–12–01–14–02–01–13–02–0
West Bromwich Albion0–22–23–10–13–00–11–03–21–12–21–41–11–10–01–40–01–00–14–02–12–01–2
Source:[citation needed]
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Third Division

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Football league season
Third Division
Season1987–88
ChampionsSunderland
PromotedSunderland
Brighton & Hove Albion
Walsall
RelegatedRotherham United
Grimsby Town
York City
Doncaster Rovers
Matches552

Sunderland won theThird Division and went back up to theSecond Division. They were joined by runners-upBrighton & Hove Albion and playoff winnersWalsall. The automatic relegation places were occupied byGrimsby Town,York City andDoncaster Rovers, withRotherham United relegated after play-offs.[11]

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsRelegation
1Sunderland(C, P)46271279248+4493Promotion to theSecond Division
2Brighton & Hove Albion(P)46231586947+2284
3Walsall(O, P)462313106850+1882Qualification for theThird Division play-offs
4Notts County462312118249+3381
5Bristol City462112137762+1575
6Northampton Town46181997051+1973
7Wigan Athletic462012147061+972
8Bristol Rovers461812166856+1266
9Fulham46199186960+966
10Blackpool461714157162+965
11Port Vale461811175856+265
12Brentford461614165359−662
13Gillingham461417157761+1659
14Bury461514175857+159
15Chester City461416165162−1158
16Preston North End461513184859−1158
17Southend United461413196583−1855
18Chesterfield461510214170−2955
19Mansfield Town461412204859−1154
20Aldershot46158236474−1053
21Rotherham United(R)461216185066−1652Qualification for theFourth Division play-offs
22Grimsby Town(R)461214204858−1050Relegation to theFourth Division
23York City(R)4689294891−4333
24Doncaster Rovers(R)4689294084−4433
Source:[citation needed]
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal difference; 3) Goals scored
(C) Champions;(O) Play-off winners;(P) Promoted;(R) Relegated

Third Division play-offs

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Semi-finals
1st leg – 15 May; 2nd leg – 18 May 1988		Final
1st leg – 25 May; 2nd leg – 28 May 1988
          
21stSheffield United (Div 2)011
5thBristol City112
3rdWalsall303
5thBristol City123
3rdWalsall314
4thNotts County112
Replay
Walsall4–0Bristol City
Report/Soccerbase[1]
Attendance: 13,007

Third Division results

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Home \ AwayALDBLPBREB&HABRCBRRBRYCHECHFDONFULGILGRIMANNORNTCPTVPNEROTSTDSUNWALWIGYOR
Aldershot0–04–11–42–13–00–24–12–02–10–36–03–23–04–40–23–00–01–30–13–21–13–21–2
Blackpool3–20–11–34–22–15–10–11–04–22–13–33–02–03–11–11–23–03–01–10–21–20–02–1
Brentford3–02–11–10–21–10–31–12–01–13–12–20–22–20–11–01–02–01–11–00–10–02–11–2
Brighton & Hove Albion1–11–32–13–22–12–11–02–22–02–02–00–03–13–01–12–00–01–10–03–12–11–01–0
Bristol City2–02–12–35–23–33–22–22–11–04–03–31–11–22–22–11–03–12–03–20–10–04–13–2
Bristol Rovers3–12–00–01–21–00–02–22–04–03–12–04–22–10–21–11–01–23–10–04–03–02–32–1
Bury1–03–12–22–11–14–10–12–02–11–12–10–21–00–00–10–14–02–22–22–32–20–20–1
Chester City4–11–11–12–21–00–34–41–11–11–23–11–00–20–51–21–01–01–01–11–21–11–01–0
Chesterfield1–01–12–10–01–40–11–00–00–11–01–40–33–10–22–01–30–03–23–11–12–10–12–1
Doncaster Rovers0–02–10–10–21–20–11–22–21–02–24–21–00–20–20–11–13–22–20–10–20–43–42–0
Fulham1–23–12–21–20–03–10–11–01–34–00–25–00–00–00–01–20–13–13–10–22–03–23–1
Gillingham2–10–00–11–11–13–03–30–110–03–12–21–10–01–23–10–04–00–28–10–00–10–13–1
Grimsby Town1–11–10–10–11–40–02–02–11–10–00–22–02–32–20–03–10–12–11–30–10–20–25–1
Mansfield Town1–00–02–11–12–01–00–01–20–12–00–22–21–03–12–24–00–00–11–00–41–30–12–1
Northampton Town1–13–32–11–13–02–10–02–04–01–03–22–12–12–00–11–00–10–04–00–22–21–10–0
Notts County2–12–33–01–20–11–13–01–02–02–05–10–10–01–13–11–24–24–06–22–13–14–43–0
Port Vale4–20–01–02–01–12–11–01–10–15–00–00–02–01–11–11–33–20–04–10–12–12–12–1
Preston North End0–22–11–23–02–03–11–01–10–11–22–11–11–31–00–01–23–20–01–12–21–00–13–0
Rotherham United1–00–12–01–04–11–10–15–21–11–00–21–20–02–12–21–11–02–21–11–40–11–10–1
Southend United0–14–02–32–12–04–21–02–23–04–10–20–01–32–11–11–23–31–21–11–41–13–23–1
Sunderland3–12–22–01–00–11–11–10–23–23–12–02–11–14–13–11–12–11–13–07–01–14–14–2
Walsall2–03–24–21–11–10–02–11–00–02–10–10–03–22–11–02–12–11–05–22–12–21–22–1
Wigan Athletic4–00–01–13–31–11–00–21–01–22–11–31–10–12–12–22–12–02–03–01–02–23–11–1
York City2–21–31–10–20–10–41–12–01–01–11–30–20–22–22–23–52–31–11–20–32–11–33–1
Source:[citation needed]
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Fourth Division

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Wolves ended their two-year tenure in theFourth Division by finishing top of the table and winning promotion to theThird Division. They also won theSherpa Van Trophyfinal by defeatingBurnley at Wembley.

Bolton Wanderers,Cardiff City andSwansea City were also promoted.

Newport County were relegated for the second successive season. They were replaced in the Football League byLincoln City.

Football league season
Football LeagueFourth Division
Season1987–88
ChampionsWolverhampton Wanderers
PromotedCardiff City
Bolton Wanderers
Swansea City
RelegatedNewport County
New team in LeagueScarborough
Matches552

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsPromotion or relegation
1Wolverhampton Wanderers(C, P)46279108243+3990Promotion to theThird Division
2Cardiff City(P)46241396641+2585Cup Winners' Cup first round and promotion to theThird Division
3Bolton Wanderers(P)462212126642+2478Promotion to theThird Division
4Scunthorpe United46201797651+2577Qualification for theFourth Division play-offs
5Torquay United462114116641+2577
6Swansea City(O, P)462010166256+670
7Peterborough United462010165253−170
8Leyton Orient461912158563+2269
9Colchester United461910174751−467
10Burnley46207195762−567
11Wrexham46206206958+1166
12Scarborough461714155648+865
13Darlington461811177169+265
14Tranmere Rovers46199186153+864[a]
15Cambridge United461613175052−261
16Hartlepool United461514175057−759
17Crewe Alexandra461319145753+458
18Halifax Town461414185459−555[b]
19Hereford United461412204159−1854
20Stockport County461215194458−1451
21Rochdale461115204776−2948
22Exeter City461113225368−1546
23Carlisle United46128265786−2944
24Newport County(R)46673335105−7025Relegation to theFootball Conference
Source:[citation needed]
(C) Champions;(O) Play-off winners;(P) Promoted;(R) Relegated
Notes:
  1. ^Tranmere Rovers were deducted two points.
  2. ^Halifax Town were deducted one point.

Fourth Division play-offs

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Main article:Football League Two play-offs § 1988
Semi-finals
1st leg – 15 May; 2nd leg – 18 May 1988		Finals
1st leg – 25 May; 2nd leg – 28 May 1988
          
21stRotherham United (Div 3)011
6thSwansea City112
6thSwansea City235
5thTorquay United134
4thScunthorpe United112
5thTorquay United213

Fourth Division results

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Home \ AwayBOLBURCAMCARCRLCOLCREDAREXEHALHARHERLEYNPCPETROCSCASCUSTPSWATORTRAWOLWRE
Bolton Wanderers2–12–21–05–04–01–11–11–02–01–21–01–06–02–00–03–10–02–11–11–22–01–02–0
Burnley2–10–21–24–30–30–02–13–03–11–00–02–02–01–24–00–11–11–11–01–01–10–31–0
Cambridge United2–22–00–01–20–14–11–02–12–11–10–12–04–01–31–21–03–32–00–31–01–11–10–1
Cardiff City1–02–14–04–21–02–03–13–20–01–10–11–14–00–01–02–00–10–01–02–13–03–21–1
Carlisle United0–23–42–10–04–00–13–30–01–11–33–11–23–10–22–04–03–12–00–13–33–20–10–4
Colchester United3–00–10–02–11–01–42–10–22–10–01–00–00–04–11–01–30–32–02–10–10–00–11–2
Crewe Alexandra2–10–10–00–04–10–03–10–00–01–10–03–32–10–10–11–02–23–12–20–10–00–22–0
Darlington1–04–20–10–02–12–01–04–14–11–13–12–20–22–12–12–11–41–22–01–10–02–22–1
Exeter City1–11–23–00–21–10–23–14–11–21–02–22–33–00–11–11–01–12–13–10–10–12–41–1
Halifax Town0–02–11–10–11–11–21–22–22–03–12–11–03–10–01–22–22–22–03–12–32–12–12–0
Hartlepool United0–02–12–10–10–03–12–12–53–12–11–22–20–00–11–11–01–01–30–20–01–20–01–0
Hereford United0–32–11–01–22–01–01–11–01–12–14–20–34–20–10–01–12–30–10–00–01–11–20–2
Leyton Orient1–24–10–24–14–10–01–14–32–34–10–24–04–12–08–03–11–11–13–00–23–10–22–1
Newport County0–10–10–01–21–21–21–22–11–11–02–30–00–00–40–10–41–11–21–23–10–31–32–0
Peterborough United0–45–01–04–31–02–00–41–22–11–00–11–21–23–01–10–01–10–00–10–22–11–11–0
Rochdale2–22–12–12–21–21–42–21–30–00–00–23–11–33–01–11–12–10–12–31–10–00–11–2
Scarborough4–01–00–01–13–13–12–00–13–11–11–12–13–13–11–12–10–01–12–01–22–02–20–2
Scunthorpe United1–11–13–22–11–02–22–11–01–11–03–03–03–23–15–01–00–10–01–22–33–00–13–1
Stockport County1–22–00–20–13–01–11–11–12–11–01–00–21–25–10–11–11–11–10–22–11–20–21–1
Swansea City1–00–01–12–23–11–22–43–00–21–12–13–03–01–22–10–33–01–11–11–11–21–22–1
Torquay United2–11–30–12–01–00–01–00–01–11–21–11–01–16–10–05–00–11–23–00–11–00–06–1
Tranmere Rovers2–00–10–10–13–00–22–22–12–12–03–10–12–14–03–16–11–01–34–01–21–13–01–0
Wolverhampton Wanderers4–03–03–01–43–12–02–25–33–00–12–02–02–02–10–12–00–04–11–12–01–23–00–2
Wrexham0–11–33–03–04–00–12–10–13–02–22–10–02–24–13–12–31–02–12–11–22–33–04–2
Source:[citation needed]
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Goalscorers

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The top goalscorers in each division were:

Attendances

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#Football clubHome gamesAverage attendance[14]
1Liverpool FC2039,683
2Manchester United2039,105
3Arsenal FC2029,903
4Everton FC2027,782
5Tottenham Hotspur2025,921
6Newcastle United2021,038
7Chelsea FC2020,427
8West Ham United2019,822
9Sheffield Wednesday2019,797
10Nottingham Forest2019,273
11Coventry City2017,508
12Derby County2017,280
13Portsmouth FC2015,909
14Norwich City2015,763
15Watford FC2014,536
16Southampton FC2014,536
17Queens Park Rangers2013,141
18Charlton Athletic208,681
19Oxford United208,388
20Luton Town208,157
21Wimbledon FC208,016

See also

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References

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  4. ^English teams werebanned by UEFA from its competitions from season 1985–86 until 1990–91 because of theHeysel Disaster.
  5. ^English teams werebanned by UEFA from its competitions from season 1985–86 until 1990–91 because of theHeysel Disaster.
  6. ^English teams werebanned by UEFA from its competitions from season 1985–86 until 1990–91 because of theHeysel Disaster.
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  11. ^Edward Ackers."Season 1987-88".English Football League Tables. Retrieved6 August 2019.
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  14. ^"Premier League 1987/1988 - Attendance".
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