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1975–76 Football League

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77th season of the Football League
Football league season
The Football League
Season1975–76
ChampionsLiverpool

The1975–76 season was the 77th completed season ofThe Football League.

Liverpool won their first major trophy underBob Paisley by narrowly winning the league title after heated competition fromQueens Park Rangers. They also lifted theUEFA Cup for the second time in their history.Dave Sexton's QPR side failed to win their first-ever league title but still managed to finish in their highest ever position of runners-up and qualify for the UEFA Cup. Following QPR into Europe wereTommy Docherty's promising youngManchester United side,Dave Mackay's defending championsDerby County andJimmy Armfield'sLeeds United.

Going down wereWolverhampton Wanderers,Burnley andSheffield United.

Bertie Mee, 57, retired after ten years as manager ofArsenal. The highlights of his career had been theInter-Cities Fairs Cup triumph of 1970 andthe Double win 1971, but Arsenal had fallen behind the best in recent seasons and Mee handed over the reins toTerry Neill.

Three years after winning theFA Cup,Bob Stokoe'sSunderland finally won promotion to the top flight as Second Division champions.Bristol City andWest Bromwich Albion occupied the two other promotion places.Oxford United,York City andPortsmouth went down to the Third Division.

The division's biggest headline hitters wereSouthampton, who finished sixth in the league but surprised the footballing world by overcoming Manchester United to win the FA Cup.

Hereford United won the Third Division title to reach the Second Division just four years after joining the league. Also going up to the Second Division wereCardiff City andMillwall.Aldershot,Colchester United,Southend United andHalifax Town were relegated to the Fourth Division. Narrowly avoiding the drop wereSheffield Wednesday, who a decade before were one of the most feared sides in England and during the interwar years had won the league championship and the FA Cup.

The 32-year-oldGraham Taylor achieved the first success of his managerial career by winning the Fourth Division title withLincoln City. Their points tally is an English record under the 2 points for a win system for any of the top 4 divisions. He was linked with several job vacancies in the First and Second Divisions but surprised everyone by taking over atElton John'sWatford, who were still in the Fourth Division. It was to be the start of a long and successful association with the Hornets for Taylor. Joining Lincoln in the Third Division wereNorthampton Town,Reading andTranmere Rovers. 1975–76 had finally brought something positive after a decade of trauma for Northampton Town, which had seen them slump from the First Division to the Fourth Division.

This year, the Football League voted in favour of the bottom four clubs in the Fourth Division and there were no departures or arrivals in the league for1976–77.

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] 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 1975-76 season was the last season that the goal average system was used.

Since theFourth Division was established in the1958–59 season, the bottom four teams of that division have been required to apply forre-election.[2]

First Division

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Main article:1975–76 Football League First Division
Football league season
Football League First Division
Season1975–76
ChampionsLiverpool
9thEnglish title
RelegatedWolverhampton Wanderers
Burnley
Sheffield United
European CupLiverpool
UEFA CupQueens Park Rangers
Manchester United
Derby County
Manchester City
Matches462
Goals1,230 (2.66 per match)
Top goalscorerTed MacDougall
(23 goals)[3]
Biggest home winArsenal 5–0Coventry City
(11 October 1975)
Queens Park Rangers 5–0Everton
(11 October 1975)
Newcastle United 5–0Everton
(10 January 1976)
Arsenal 6–1West Ham United
(20 March 1976)
Tottenham Hotspur 5–0Sheffield United
(27 March 1976)
Wolverhampton Wanderers 5–0Newcastle United
(10 April 1976)
Biggest away winBirmingham City 1–5West Ham United
(1 November 1975)
Burnley 1–5Wolverhampton Wanderers
(15 November 1975)
Derby County 1–5Queens Park Rangers
(23 April 1976)
Ipswich Town 2–6Derby County
(24 April 1976)
Highest scoringNorwich City 5–3Aston Villa
(23 April 1976)

Liverpool won their first silverware underBob Paisley by lifting their secondUEFA Cup, and winning the league title. They won eight of their last nine matches[4] and finished one point ahead of QPR, who achieved the highest finish of their history. Manchester United's revival underTommy Docherty continued as they finished third in the league and reached their first cup final of the 1970s, where they took on Second Division underdogs Southampton in theFA Cup Final but surprisingly lost 1-0. Defending champions Derby County surrendered their title crown but managed a decent fourth-place finish in the league. Leeds United completed the top five but were denied a place in the UEFA Cup as they were still banned from Europe following the antics of their fans at the1975 European Cup Final. Manchester City triumphed over Newcastle United in the final of the League Cup to win their first major trophy for six years.

FA Cup holders West Ham United finished 18th in the league but did enjoy a good run in Europe, finishing runners-up in theEuropean Cup Winners' Cup. Arsenal endured another disappointing season as they finished 17th.

Sheffield United, who had finished sixth a year earlier, went down in bottom place after winning just six league games all season. They were joined by Burnley and Wolves.

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGAvPtsQualification or relegation
1Liverpool(C)422314566312.12960Qualification for theEuropean Cup first round
2Queens Park Rangers422411767332.03059Qualification for theUEFA Cup first round
3Manchester United422310968421.61956
4Derby County4221111075581.29353
5Leeds United422191265461.41351
6Ipswich Town4216141254481.12546
7Leicester City4213191048510.94145
8Manchester City4216111564461.39143Qualification for theUEFA Cup first round
9Tottenham Hotspur4214151363631.00043
10Norwich City4216101658581.00042
11Everton4215121560660.90942
12Stoke City4215111648500.96041
13Middlesbrough4215101746451.02240
14Coventry City4213141547570.82540
15Newcastle United421591871621.14539
16Aston Villa4211171451590.86439
17Arsenal4213101947530.88736
18West Ham United4213101948710.67636
19Birmingham City421372257750.76033
20Wolverhampton Wanderers(R)4210102251680.75030Relegation to theSecond Division
21Burnley(R)429102343660.65228
22Sheffield United(R)426102633820.40222
Source:World Football
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal average; 3) Goals scored
(C) Champions;(R) Relegated

Results

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Home \ AwayARSASTBIRBURCOVDEREVEIPSLEELEILIVMCIMUNMIDNEWNWCQPRSHUSTKTOTWHUWOL
Arsenal0–01–01–05–00–12–21–21–21–11–02–33–12–10–02–12–01–00–10–26–12–1
Aston Villa2–02–11–11–01–03–10–01–21–10–01–02–12–11–13–20–25–10–01–14–11–1
Birmingham City3–13–24–01–12–10–13–02–22–10–12–10–22–13–21–11–12–01–13–11–50–1
Burnley0–02–21–01–31–21–10–10–11–00–00–00–14–10–14–41–03–10–11–22–01–5
Coventry City1–11–13–21–21–11–20–00–10–20–02–01–10–11–11–01–11–00–32–22–03–1
Derby County2–02–04–23–02–01–31–03–22–21–11–02–13–23–23–11–53–21–12–32–13–2
Everton0–02–15–22–31–42–03–31–31–10–01–11–13–13–01–10–23–02–11–02–03–0
Ipswich Town2–03–04–20–01–12–61–02–11–12–02–13–00–30–32–01–11–11–11–24–03–0
Leeds United3–01–03–02–12–01–15–21–04–00–32–11–20–23–00–32–10–12–01–11–13–0
Leicester City2–12–23–33–20–32–11–00–02–11–11–02–10–01–00–00–11–11–12–33–32–0
Liverpool2–23–03–12–01–11–11–03–32–01–01–03–10–22–01–32–01–05–33–22–22–0
Manchester City3–12–12–00–04–24–33–01–10–11–10–32–24–04–03–00–04–01–02–13–03–2
Manchester United3–12–03–12–11–11–12–11–03–20–00–02–03–01–01–02–15–10–13–24–01–0
Middlesbrough0–10–02–01–12–00–21–12–00–00–10–11–00–03–30–10–03–03–01–03–01–0
Newcastle United2–03–04–00–14–04–35–01–12–33–01–22–13–41–15–21–21–10–12–22–15–1
Norwich City3–15–31–03–10–30–04–21–01–12–00–12–21–10–11–23–21–30–13–11–01–1
Queens Park Rangers2–11–12–11–04–11–15–03–12–01–02–01–01–04–21–02–01–03–20–01–14–2
Sheffield United1–32–11–12–10–11–10–01–20–21–20–02–21–41–11–00–10–00–21–23–21–4
Stoke City2–11–11–04–10–11–03–20–13–21–21–10–00–11–01–10–20–12–11–21–22–2
Tottenham Hotspur0–05–21–32–14–12–32–21–10–01–10–42–21–11–00–32–20–35–01–11–12–1
West Ham United1–02–21–23–21–11–20–11–21–11–10–41–02–12–12–10–11–02–03–11–00–0
Wolverhampton Wanderers0–00–02–03–20–10–01–21–01–12–21–30–40–21–25–01–02–25–12–10–10–1
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

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Locations of theFootball League First Division London teams 1975–1976
Locations of theFootball League First Division 1975–1976 teams

Second Division

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Football league season
Second Division
Season1975–76
ChampionsSunderland
PromotedSunderland
Bristol City
West Bromwich Albion
RelegatedOxford United
York City
Portsmouth
Cup Winners' CupSouthampton
Matches462
Goals1,106 (2.39 per match)
Top goalscorerDerek Hales
(28 goals)[3]
Biggest home winBolton Wanderers 5–0Charlton Athletic
(4 October 1975)
Biggest away winCharlton Athletic 1–5Luton Town
(3 December 1975)
Charlton Athletic 0–4Bolton Wanderers
(24 April 1976)
Highest scoringBlackpool 4–3Southampton
(20 September 1975)

Three years after making history as the first postwar FA Cup winners from outside the top flight, Sunderland finally made their way back to the First Division after six years away by winning the Second Division title. Runners-up Bristol City achieved promotion after 65 years away from the First Division, finishing level on points with West Bromwich Albion.

Bolton Wanderers missed out on promotion by a single point, while Southampton compensated for a failed promotion bid by winning the FA Cup at the expense of Manchester United - the first major trophy of their history.

Nottingham Forest progressed to eighth place in their first full season under the management ofBrian Clough, while Chelsea's first season at this level for more than a decade produced a disappointing 11th-place finish, with financial problems still blighting the club.

Portsmouth, York City and Oxford United went down to the Third Division.

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGAvPtsQualification or relegation
1Sunderland(C, P)422481067361.86156Promotion to theFirst Division
2Bristol City(P)421915859351.68653
3West Bromwich Albion(P)422013950331.51553
4Bolton Wanderers4220121064381.68452
5Notts County4219111260411.46349
6Southampton422171466501.32049Qualification for theCup Winners' Cup first round[a]
7Luton Town4219101361511.19648
8Nottingham Forest4217121355401.37546
9Charlton Athletic4215121561720.84742
10Blackpool4214141440490.81642
11Chelsea4212161453540.98140
12Fulham4213141545470.95740
13Orient4213141537390.94940
14Hull City4214111745490.91839
15Blackburn Rovers4212141645500.90038
16Plymouth Argyle4213121748540.88938
17Oldham Athletic4213121757680.83838
18Bristol Rovers4211161538500.76038
19Carlisle United4212131745590.76337
20Oxford United(R)4211112039590.66133Relegation to theThird Division
21York City(R)421082439710.54928
22Portsmouth(R)42972632610.52525
Source:[citation needed]
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal average; 3) Goals scored
(C) Champions;(P) Promoted;(R) Relegated
Notes:
  1. ^Southampton qualified for the Cup Winners' Cup first round as the1975–76 FA Cup winners.

Results

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Home \ AwayBLBBLPBOLBRIBRRCRLCHACHEFULHULLUTNOTNTCOLDORIOXFPLYPORSOUSUNWBAYOR
Blackburn Rovers0–21–11–21–21–02–01–10–11–03–01–42–14–11–10–03–10–31–10–10–04–0
Blackpool1–11–12–11–42–12–10–21–12–23–21–11–01–11–02–00–00–04–31–00–10–0
Bolton Wanderers0–11–01–03–10–05–02–12–21–03–00–02–14–01–10–10–04–13–02–11–21–2
Bristol City1–02–01–01–10–04–02–20–03–03–00–21–21–00–04–12–21–01–13–00–24–1
Bristol Rovers1–11–12–20–00–10–01–21–00–10–14–20–01–01–10–10–02–02–01–01–12–1
Carlisle United0–11–03–20–14–21–12–12–20–01–11–11–22–11–21–12–02–11–02–21–11–0
Charlton Athletic2–11–10–42–23–04–21–13–21–01–52–21–23–11–12–12–01–34–11–22–13–2
Chelsea3–12–00–11–10–03–12–30–00–02–20–02–00–30–23–12–22–01–11–01–20–0
Fulham1–10–01–21–20–23–01–12–01–12–00–03–21–01–11–10–00–11–02–04–02–0
Hull City0–11–02–23–10–02–32–21–21–21–21–00–23–01–02–04–01–00–01–42–11–1
Luton Town1–13–00–20–03–13–01–13–01–02–01–11–12–31–03–21–13–11–02–02–14–0
Nottingham Forest1–03–01–21–03–04–01–21–31–01–20–00–14–31–04–02–00–13–12–10–21–0
Notts County3–01–21–11–11–11–02–03–24–01–21–00–05–12–00–11–02–00–00–00–24–0
Oldham Athletic2–11–02–12–42–02–22–02–12–21–01–10–02–21–11–13–25–23–21–10–12–0
Orient1–10–10–00–10–01–00–13–12–01–03–01–11–12–02–11–00–12–10–20–01–0
Oxford United0–01–32–01–12–10–01–01–11–32–31–30–12–11–12–12–21–01–21–10–11–0
Plymouth Argyle2–21–22–30–03–02–11–00–34–01–13–01–01–32–13–02–13–11–01–02–11–1
Portsmouth0–12–00–10–11–21–02–21–10–11–10–21–11–31–12–10–22–00–10–00–10–1
Southampton2–13–10–03–13–01–13–24–12–11–03–10–32–13–23–02–11–04–04–03–02–0
Sunderland3–02–02–11–11–13–24–12–12–03–12–03–04–02–03–11–02–12–03–02–01–0
West Bromwich Albion2–20–02–00–13–03–01–10–03–12–01–02–00–01–11–12–01–03–10–20–02–2
York City2–11–11–21–40–01–21–32–21–01–22–33–21–21–00–22–03–12–12–11–40–1
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

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Locations of theFootball League Second Division London teams 1975–1976
Locations of theFootball League Second Division 1975–1976 teams

Third Division

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Football league season
Third Division
Season1975–76
ChampionsHereford United
PromotedHereford United
Cardiff City
Millwall
RelegatedAldershot
Colchester United
Southend United
Halifax Town
Cup Winners' CupCardiff City
Matches552
Goals1,440 (2.61 per match)
Top goalscorerDixie McNeil
(35 goals)[3]

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGAvPtsQualification or relegation
1Hereford United(C, P)462611986551.56463Promotion to theSecond Division
2Cardiff City(P)4622131169481.43857Cup Winners' Cup preliminary round and promotion to theSecond Division
3Millwall(P)4620161054431.25656Promotion to theSecond Division
4Brighton & Hove Albion462291578531.47253
5Crystal Palace4618171161461.32653
6Wrexham4620121466551.20052
7Walsall4618141474611.21350
8Preston North End4619101762571.08848
9Shrewsbury Town4619101761591.03448
10Peterborough United4615181363631.00048
11Mansfield Town4616151558521.11547
12Port Vale4615161555541.01946
13Bury4614161651461.10944
14Chesterfield461792069691.00043
15Gillingham4612191558680.85343
16Rotherham United4615121954650.83142
17Chester4615121943620.69442
18Grimsby Town4615102162740.83840
19Swindon Town461682262750.82740
20Sheffield Wednesday4612161848590.81440
21Aldershot(R)4613132059750.78739Relegation to theFourth Division
22Colchester United(R)4612142041650.63138
23Southend United(R)4612132165750.86737
24Halifax Town(R)4611132241610.67235
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 \ AwayALDB&HABRYCARCHECHFCOLCRYGILGRIHALHERMANMILPETPTVPNEROTSHWSHRSTDSWIWALWRE
Aldershot1–11–12–11–13–12–21–03–00–31–20–22–11–11–02–01–13–01–11–12–10–13–22–3
Brighton & Hove Albion4–12–10–16–03–06–02–01–14–21–04–21–01–05–03–01–03–01–12–22–02–01–23–2
Bury1–11–10–11–03–10–00–12–01–10–02–32–12–02–11–22–04–00–02–11–05–01–10–1
Cardiff City1–00–11–12–04–32–00–14–12–10–02–01–00–05–21–11–01–12–03–03–10–00–03–0
Chester1–03–00–01–12–11–02–12–21–22–10–11–13–11–11–03–03–11–01–01–12–11–11–3
Chesterfield5–22–13–21–11–16–11–20–14–31–22–31–22–21–10–13–01–01–02–11–24–02–11–1
Colchester United2–02–00–03–21–02–30–32–21–00–11–40–20–11–11–01–10–02–11–12–11–22–00–2
Crystal Palace0–00–11–00–12–00–03–20–13–01–12–24–10–01–12–22–02–01–11–11–13–30–11–1
Gillingham1–11–02–02–22–02–20–11–23–01–13–43–13–12–22–11–00–00–02–11–23–22–31–1
Grimsby Town1–02–10–02–02–03–00–11–22–12–21–04–12–11–11–10–04–11–13–22–21–01–23–2
Halifax Town1–31–30–21–15–21–01–11–31–12–10–11–21–20–11–32–10–10–00–01–00–22–10–1
Hereford United2–11–12–04–15–04–20–01–11–13–21–21–00–02–40–03–13–23–13–12–11–01–32–0
Mansfield Town1–01–01–11–41–10–10–01–11–11–01–12–21–11–13–10–11–13–01–23–13–14–10–0
Millwall4–13–10–01–31–02–01–12–12–21–11–01–01–02–01–02–03–11–00–02–10–02–12–1
Peterborough United1–11–04–00–03–00–13–12–01–14–21–00–30–31–10–02–01–32–23–23–23–10–02–0
Port Vale0–11–12–12–10–11–13–20–01–14–31–11–12–22–02–01–11–01–00–01–13–01–23–1
Preston North End1–01–00–03–10–03–12–10–04–00–02–13–40–22–12–13–03–24–20–25–14–23–10–1
Rotherham United2–21–13–31–00–12–02–04–12–03–00–11–12–11–21–11–21–11–00–12–00–23–12–1
Sheffield Wednesday3–13–31–01–32–01–31–01–01–04–01–01–20–04–12–20–32–20–01–12–10–22–11–0
Shrewsbury Town5–31–21–33–12–00–21–02–41–01–02–02–11–21–03–11–01–00–20–03–13–01–11–2
Southend United0–24–02–00–22–01–12–01–22–25–24–11–32–20–00–03–30–21–22–11–33–02–22–1
Swindon Town6–33–22–14–02–10–10–11–22–23–03–10–10–20–20–32–11–31–12–13–00–05–12–2
Walsall4–12–00–12–31–01–01–11–14–02–02–00–00–11–12–23–13–15–12–22–02–31–12–2
Wrexham3–13–02–11–11–11–01–11–32–01–01–12–11–01–13–01–01–23–03–02–32–22–00–3
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 London teams 1975–1976
Locations of theFootball League Third Division teams 1975–1976

Fourth Division

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Football league season
Football League
Fourth Division
Season1975–76
ChampionsLincoln City (1st title)
PromotedNorthampton Town
Reading
Tranmere Rovers
Failed re-electionNone
Matches552
Goals1,442 (2.61 per match)
Top goalscorerRonnie Moore (Tranmere Rovers), 34[3]

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGAvPtsPromotion
1Lincoln City(C, P)4632104111392.84674Promotion to theThird Division
2Northampton Town(P)462910787402.17568
3Reading(P)4624121070511.37360
4Tranmere Rovers(P)4624101289551.61858
5Huddersfield Town4621141156411.36656
6Bournemouth4620121457481.18852
7Exeter City4618141456471.19150
8Watford462261862621.00050
9Torquay United4618141455630.87350
10Doncaster Rovers4619111675691.08749
11Swansea City4616151566571.15847
12Barnsley4614161652481.08344
13Cambridge United4614151758620.93543
14Hartlepool4616102062780.79542
15Rochdale4612181640540.74142
16Crewe Alexandra4613151858571.01841
17Bradford City4612171763650.96941
18Brentford4614131956600.93341
19Scunthorpe United4614102250590.84738
20Darlington4614102248570.84238
21Stockport County4613122143760.56638Re-elected
22Newport County461392457900.63335
23Southport468102841770.53226
24Workington46773230870.34521
Source:[citation needed]
(C) Champions;(P) Promoted

Results

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Home \ AwayBOUBARBRABRECAMCREDARDONEXEHARHUDLINNPCNORREAROCSCUSOUSTPSWATORTRAWATWRK
AFC Bournemouth1–12–13–03–01–01–20–11–04–21–01–12–00–00–12–11–03–32–02–00–04–24–11–0
Barnsley2–01–11–14–01–11–00–10–03–12–30–13–13–14–22–11–02–02–20–00–01–01–00–0
Bradford City0–12–11–11–24–12–03–40–01–22–21–53–01–21–13–00–01–11–20–03–13–01–01–0
Brentford1–21–02–20–00–03–00–15–11–10–01–01–32–12–23–05–21–02–11–01–10–11–04–0
Cambridge United0–11–10–02–11–11–03–30–14–00–02–40–10–12–20–02–22–20–13–12–13–34–14–1
Crewe Alexandra1–01–11–31–01–22–01–20–00–00–22–34–00–13–30–01–04–03–12–16–01–02–20–0
Darlington2–02–02–22–01–10–02–20–01–20–30–04–00–10–14–02–02–00–11–11–02–01–01–0
Doncaster Rovers1–12–21–11–10–23–13–20–03–04–12–45–10–41–11–20–15–23–12–10–13–01–21–0
Exeter City1–02–00–00–01–22–21–11–03–14–10–03–00–04–11–05–42–02–03–00–00–21–31–0
Hartlepool1–11–02–21–02–21–32–32–12–11–12–24–13–02–43–01–20–03–01–00–11–22–10–2
Huddersfield Town0–01–20–02–12–01–01–01–20–12–00–12–11–13–00–01–11–22–22–02–31–01–02–0
Lincoln City1–02–14–23–13–02–02–15–04–13–00–04–13–13–12–03–06–02–04–04–22–25–14–1
Newport County3–11–03–11–02–02–24–12–33–30–11–23–11–10–01–10–02–02–21–20–21–50–22–3
Northampton Town6–05–04–23–14–22–13–22–13–15–21–11–03–04–11–12–11–04–00–02–21–13–02–1
Reading2–10–02–11–01–03–14–10–14–31–02–01–11–01–02–01–01–05–01–00–05–03–01–0
Rochdale2–20–00–01–21–10–11–01–00–11–10–00–04–30–20–01–12–02–32–12–24–12–11–1
Scunthorpe United2–01–02–02–10–11–02–12–10–15–10–10–21–20–22–11–31–20–01–13–12–20–13–0
Southport0–20–01–22–02–42–22–01–11–02–41–21–23–00–11–20–11–12–01–11–30–01–22–1
Stockport County0–01–12–12–00–10–00–01–22–12–00–10–30–11–31–10–10–01–03–21–00–22–24–1
Swansea City1–13–13–12–21–04–02–02–10–33–11–12–22–21–15–11–12–02–05–03–01–14–21–0
Torquay United2–12–01–02–30–02–12–42–21–01–11–32–21–10–10–01–01–02–14–10–22–11–01–0
Tranmere Rovers2–01–03–35–13–22–12–02–21–11–23–02–03–12–02–00–12–11–05–03–07–13–06–0
Watford1–11–03–03–21–02–12–02–12–02–10–21–33–10–12–13–01–02–01–12–10–02–22–0
Workington1–31–70–31–11–00–30–03–11–01–20–20–31–21–00–20–02–32–11–21–11–30–11–3
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 Fourth Division London teams 1975–1976
Locations of theFootball League Fourth Division teams 1975–1976

Attendances

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#Football clubHome gamesAverage attendance[5]
1Manchester United2154,750
2Liverpool FC2141,623
3Aston Villa2138,874
4Manchester City2134,280
5Newcastle United2133,060
6Leeds United2131,511
7Derby County2128,350
8Birmingham City2128,003
9Tottenham Hotspur2127,836
10West Ham United2127,417
11Everton FC2127,115
12Arsenal FC2126,945
13Ipswich Town2125,366
14Queens Park Rangers2123,850
15Sheffield United2123,549
16Middlesbrough FC2123,223
17Wolverhampton Wanderers2122,951
18Norwich City2122,760
19Stoke City2122,314
20Leicester City2122,049
21Coventry City2119,370
22Burnley FC2118,120

See also

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References

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  1. ^"England 1975–76". Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation.Archived from the original on 25 January 2010. 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. ^abcd"English League Leading Goalscorers".RSSSF. Retrieved2010-10-31.
  4. ^"Liverpool football club match record: 1976".11v11.com. Retrieved15 December 2017.
  5. ^https://www.european-football-statistics.co.uk/attn/archive/eng/aveeng1976.htm
  • Ian Laschke:Rothmans Book of Football League Records 1888–89 to 1978–79. Macdonald and Jane's, London & Sydney, 1980.
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