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1992–93 Football League

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94th season of the Football League
Football league season
The Football League
Season1992–93
ChampionsNewcastle United
PromotedNewcastle United
West Ham United
Swindon Town
RelegatedHalifax Town
FoldedMaidstone United
New club in LeagueColchester United

The 1992–93 season was the 94th completed season of theFootball League.

This season saw the birth of thePremier League. In 1992, all of theFirst Division clubs resigned from the Football League and, on 27 May 1992, the FA Premier League was formed as alimited company, which worked out of an office atthe Football Association’s then headquarters,Lancaster Gate. Hence, the 104-year-old Football League was reduced from four divisions to three, with the oldSecond,Third andFourth Divisions becoming the new First, Second and Third Divisions respectively.

The league was sponsored this season byBarclays.The play offs then involved team from premier league against team from championship, as per Steve King (kinky senior)

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] Play-off results are from the same website.

First Division

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Football league season
First Division
Season1992–93
ChampionsNewcastle United
PromotedNewcastle United
West Ham United
Swindon Town
RelegatedBrentford
Cambridge United
Bristol Rovers
Matches552
Goals1,449 (2.63 per match)
Top goalscorerGuy Whittingham
(42 goals)[2]

Newcastle United, who won their first 10 league games, clinched the Division One title with an impressive 96 points to end a four-year exile from the top flight of English football. West Ham United sealed an instant return to the top flight a year after relegation, edging ahead of Portsmouth on 'Goals Scored' to finished second. Portsmouth's promotion bid, dominated by the form of 42-goal strikerGuy Whittingham, ended in the playoff semi-finals when they were beaten by Leicester City, who prevailed thanks to goals by Ian Ormondroyd and Steve Thompson. Leicester then went on to lose the final 4–3 to Swindon Town after clawing back from 3–0 down before a late penalty fromPaul Bodin saw Swindon clinch victory and a place in the top flight for the first time ever. The other losing semi-finalists in the playoffs were Tranmere Rovers, playing only their second season at this level in the postwar era.

Millwall finished one place outside the playoff zone in the first season in management forMick McCarthy, while pre-season promotion favourites Derby County could only manage an eighth-place finish despite having spent millions on new players over the previous two years. Unfancied Grimsby Town and Peterborough United finished in the top half of the table, comfortably above bigger clubs like Wolverhampton Wanderers and Birmingham City.

Luton Town and Notts County, newly relegated from the top flight, spent the season battling at the wrong end of the division but managed to avoid a second successive relegation, as did a Sunderland side who had been FA Cup finalists one season earlier and members of the top flight two seasons earlier.

Bristol Rovers went down in bottom place after a dismal season. Cambridge United, playoff semi-finalists the previous season, struggled after the sale ofDion Dublin and went down on the last day of the season, as did a Brentford side who had been on the fringe of the playoff places at Christmas before a slump in form during the second half of the season cost the Bees their Division One status and managerPhil Holder his job.

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification or relegation
1Newcastle United(C, P)4629989238+5496Promotion to thePremier League
2West Ham United(P)462610108141+4088
3Portsmouth462610108046+3488Qualification for theFirst Division play-offs
4Tranmere Rovers462310137256+1679
5Swindon Town(O, P)462113127459+1576
6Leicester City462210147164+776
7Millwall461816126553+1270
8Derby County46199186857+1166
9Grimsby Town46197205857+164
10Peterborough United461614165563−862
11Wolverhampton Wanderers461613175756+161
12Charlton Athletic461613174946+361
13Barnsley46179205660−460
14Oxford United461414185356−356
15Bristol City461414184967−1856
16Watford461413195771−1455
17Notts County461216185570−1552
18Southend United461313205464−1052
19Birmingham City461312215072−2251
20Luton Town461021154862−1451
21Sunderland461311225064−1450
22Brentford(R)461310235271−1949Relegation to theSecond Division
23Cambridge United(R)461116194869−2149
24Bristol Rovers(R)461011255587−3241
Source:rsssf.com
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goals scored; 3) Goal difference
(C) Champions;(O) Play-off winners;(P) Promoted;(R) Relegated

Results

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Home \ AwayBARBIRBREBRIBRRCAMCHADERGRILEILUTMILNEWNTCOXFPETPORSTDSUNSWITRAWATWHUWOL
Barnsley1–03–22–12–12–01–01–10–22–33–00–01–00–00–11–21–13–12–01–03–10–10–10–1
Birmingham City3–01–30–12–10–21–01–12–10–22–10–02–31–01–02–02–32–01–04–60–02–21–20–4
Brentford3–10–25–10–30–12–02–11–31–31–21–11–22–21–00–14–12–11–10–00–11–10–00–2
Bristol City2–13–04–12–10–02–10–01–02–10–00–11–21–01–10–13–30–10–02–21–32–11–51–0
Bristol Rovers1–53–32–14–01–10–21–20–30–02–01–01–23–30–13–11–20–22–23–41–00–30–41–1
Cambridge United1–20–31–02–10–10–11–32–01–33–31–10–33–02–22–20–13–12–11–00–11–12–11–1
Charlton Athletic0–00–01–02–14–10–02–13–12–00–00–21–32–11–10–11–01–10–12–02–23–11–10–1
Derby County3–03–13–23–43–10–04–32–12–01–11–21–22–00–12–32–42–00–12–11–21–20–22–0
Grimsby Town4–21–10–12–12–01–11–00–21–33–11–00–23–31–11–33–01–01–02–10–03–21–11–0
Leicester City2–12–10–00–00–12–23–13–23–02–13–02–11–12–10–21–04–13–24–20–15–21–20–0
Luton Town2–21–10–00–31–12–01–01–31–42–01–10–00–03–10–01–42–20–00–03–32–02–01–1
Millwall0–40–06–14–10–32–21–01–02–12–01–01–26–03–14–01–11–10–02–10–05–22–12–0
Newcastle United6–02–25–15–00–04–12–21–10–17–12–01–14–02–13–03–13–21–00–01–02–02–02–1
Notts County1–33–11–10–03–01–02–00–21–01–10–01–20–21–11–00–14–03–11–15–11–21–02–2
Oxford United0–00–00–22–02–13–00–10–10–10–04–03–04–21–12–15–50–10–10–11–21–11–00–0
Peterborough United1–12–10–01–11–11–01–11–01–03–02–30–00–11–31–11–11–05–23–31–10–01–32–3
Portsmouth1–04–01–02–34–13–01–03–02–11–12–11–02–00–03–04–02–02–03–14–01–00–12–0
Southend United3–04–03–01–13–01–10–20–01–03–12–13–31–13–10–30–10–00–11–11–21–21–01–1
Sunderland2–11–21–30–01–13–30–21–02–01–22–22–01–22–22–03–04–12–40–11–01–20–02–0
Swindon Town1–00–00–22–12–24–12–22–41–01–11–03–02–15–12–21–01–03–21–02–03–11–31–0
Tranmere Rovers2–14–03–23–02–12–00–02–11–12–30–21–10–33–14–01–10–23–02–13–12–15–23–0
Watford1–21–01–00–04–22–21–10–02–30–30–03–11–01–30–11–20–00–02–10–43–21–23–1
West Ham United1–13–14–02–02–12–00–11–12–13–02–22–20–02–05–32–12–02–06–00–12–02–13–1
Wolverhampton Wanderers1–02–11–20–05–11–22–10–22–13–01–23–11–03–00–14–31–11–12–12–20–22–20–0
Source:[citation needed]
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Play-offs

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Main article:Football League Championship play-offs § 1993
Semi-finals
1st leg – 16 May; 2nd leg – 19 May 1993		Final atWembley
31 May 1993
        
3rdPortsmouth022
6thLeicester City123
5thSwindon Town4
6thLeicester City3
4thTranmere Rovers134
5thSwindon Town325

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Maps

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Locations of the First Division teams
Locations of the London-based First Division teams

Attendances

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#Football clubHome gamesAverage attendance[3]
1Newcastle United2329,018
2Sunderland2317,258
3West Ham United2316,001
4Leicester City2315,362
5Derby County2315,020
6Portsmouth2313,706
7Wolverhampton Wanderers2313,598
8Birmingham City2312,328
9Bristol City2311,004
10Swindon Town2310,716
11Millwall FC239,188
12Brentford FC238,476
13Watford FC238,275
14Luton Town238,212
15Notts County238,151
16Tranmere Rovers238,071
17Peterborough United238,064
18Charlton Athletic237,029
19Barnsley FC236,415
20Oxford United236,356
21Grimsby Town236,088
22Bristol Rovers235,745
23Cambridge United235,545
24Southend United235,396

Second Division

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Football league season
Second Division
Season1992–93
ChampionsStoke City
PromotedStoke City
Bolton Wanderers
West Bromwich Albion
RelegatedPreston North End
Mansfield Town
Wigan Athletic
Chester City
Matches463
Goals1,479 (3.19 per match)
Top goalscorerBob Taylor
(30 goals)[2]

Stoke City sealed promotion as Division Two champions inLou Macari's second season as manager, having topped the table for most of the season, as didBolton Wanderers under their new managerBruce Rioch. The third promotion place went to playoff winners West Bromwich Albion, who beat Port Vale 3–0 in the Wembley promotion decider to secure their first promotion for 17 years and end their two-year spell in the league's third tier, as well as recording a first Wembley victory for 25 years.

Swansea City and Stockport County were the losing semi-finalists.

Leyton Orient missed out on the playoff places as they had scored fewer goals than Stockport. Managing director and former managerFrank Clark then left the club after accepting the offer to return toNottingham Forest as manager as successor toBrian Clough.

Chester City's first season at the newDeva Stadium saw them relegated in bottom place and also spelled the end ofHarry McNally's seven-year reign as manager in October, with his successorMike Pejic being unable to steer the club to safety. Wigan Athletic finished second from bottom and suffered their first relegation as a Football League side. Mansfield Town finished third from bottom and suffered an immediate return to the league's fourth tier. The final relegation place went to Preston North End, who had replacedLes Chapman withJohn Beck as manager in October, but not even the man who was fresh from a successful spell in charge of Cambridge United could save theLancashire side from relegation. Hull City narrowly avoided a second relegation in three seasons, while once again England World Cup winnerAlan Ball was able to guide Exeter City to safety.

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification or relegation
1Stoke City(C, P)46271277334+3993Promotion to theFirst Division
2Bolton Wanderers(P)46279108041+3990
3Port Vale46261197944+3589Qualification for theSecond Division play-offs
4West Bromwich Albion(O, P)462510118854+3485
5Swansea City462013136547+1873
6Stockport County461915128157+2472
7Leyton Orient46219166953+1672
8Reading461815136651+1569
9Brighton & Hove Albion46209176359+469
10Bradford City461814146967+268
11Rotherham United461714156060065
12Fulham461617135755+265
13Burnley461516155759−261
14Plymouth Argyle461612185964−560
15Huddersfield Town46179205461−760
16Hartlepool United461412204260−1854
17Bournemouth461217174552−753
18Blackpool461215196375−1251
19Exeter City461117185469−1550
20Hull City461311224669−2350
21Preston North End(R)46138256594−2947Relegation to theThird Division
22Mansfield Town(R)461111245280−2844
23Wigan Athletic(R)461011254372−2941
24Chester City(R)46853349102−5329
Source:[citation needed]
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goals scored; 3) Goal difference
(C) Champions;(O) Play-off winners;(P) Promoted;(R) Relegated

Results

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Home \ AwayBOUBLPBOLBRAB&HABURCHEEXEFULHARHUDHULLEYMANPLYPTVPNEREAROTSTPSTKSWAWBAWIG
AFC Bournemouth5–11–21–11–11–10–01–32–10–21–10–03–04–11–32–12–11–10–01–01–10–20–10–0
Blackpool2–01–13–32–21–32–02–01–11–12–25–13–11–11–12–42–30–12–02–01–30–02–12–1
Bolton Wanderers1–13–05–00–14–05–04–11–01–22–02–01–02–13–11–11–02–12–02–11–03–10–22–1
Bradford City0–12–02–11–11–03–13–13–20–20–11–21–00–00–03–24–03–00–32–33–10–02–22–1
Brighton & Hove Albion1–01–12–11–13–03–23–00–21–12–12–01–33–12–10–22–00–11–22–02–20–23–11–0
Burnley1–12–20–12–21–35–03–15–23–02–12–02–01–00–01–12–01–11–11–10–21–02–10–1
Chester City1–01–22–22–52–13–00–32–31–00–23–01–31–21–21–22–40–31–20–31–13–21–31–2
Exeter City1–10–11–30–12–32–22–01–23–11–21–11–02–02–01–10–10–00–22–22–20–22–30–0
Fulham1–11–01–41–12–04–01–01–11–30–13–31–00–03–11–22–10–00–12–10–01–11–11–0
Hartlepool United0–11–00–22–02–00–02–01–30–31–01–00–20–11–01–10–01–10–23–21–20–12–20–0
Huddersfield Town0–15–21–11–21–21–10–20–01–03–03–01–12–12–11–21–00–01–12–11–01–20–12–1
Hull City3–03–21–20–21–00–21–14–01–13–22–30–01–02–00–12–41–10–10–21–01–01–20–0
Leyton Orient1–01–01–04–23–23–24–35–00–00–04–10–05–12–00–13–11–21–13–01–04–22–01–2
Mansfield Town0–22–21–15–21–31–12–00–02–32–01–23–13–00–00–12–21–11–32–00–43–30–32–0
Plymouth Argyle2–12–12–13–03–21–22–00–31–12–21–30–02–03–20–14–02–22–13–41–10–10–02–0
Port Vale3–02–10–01–23–13–02–02–20–02–01–01–12–03–04–02–23–14–20–00–22–02–12–2
Preston North End1–13–32–23–21–02–04–32–21–20–22–11–21–41–51–22–52–05–22–31–21–31–12–0
Reading3–20–01–21–13–01–01–02–33–02–02–11–21–13–13–01–04–03–12–40–12–01–14–0
Rotherham United1–23–22–12–01–00–13–31–11–10–01–00–11–12–02–24–11–03–20–20–20–00–22–3
Stockport County0–00–02–02–20–02–12–02–20–04–15–05–31–10–13–02–03–02–22–21–11–15–13–0
Stoke City2–00–10–01–01–11–14–01–11–00–13–03–02–14–01–02–11–02–02–02–12–14–32–1
Swansea City2–13–01–21–10–11–14–20–02–23–03–01–00–14–00–02–02–02–12–02–21–20–02–1
West Bromwich Albion2–13–13–11–13–12–02–02–04–03–12–23–12–02–02–50–13–23–02–23–01–23–05–1
Wigan Athletic0–02–10–21–21–21–11–20–11–32–21–02–03–12–00–20–42–31–11–11–21–12–31–0
Source:[citation needed]
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Play-offs

[edit]
Main article:Football League One play-offs § 1993
Semi-finals
1st leg – 16 May; 2nd leg – 19 May 1993		Final atWembley
30 May 1993
        
3rdPort Vale112
6thStockport County101
3rdPort Vale0
4thWest Bromwich Albion3
4thWest Bromwich Albion123
5thSwansea City202

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Maps

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Locations of the Second Division teams
Locations of the London-based Second Division teams

Third Division

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Football league season
Third Division
Season1992–93
ChampionsCardiff City (1st fourth tier title)
PromotedBarnet
Cardiff City
Wrexham
Promoted through play-offsYork City
RelegatedHalifax Town
FoldedMaidstone United
New club in LeagueColchester United
Matches462
Goals1,311 (2.84 per match)
Top goalscorerDarren Foreman(Scarborough), 27;
Carl Griffiths(Shrewsbury Town), 27[2]

The season began with the demise ofMaidstone United, who had only reached theFootball League three years earlier and were hundreds of thousands of pounds in debt, having been tenants atDartford since 1988 and having been refused planning permission to build a new stadium on land inMaidstone which had since been purchased. A move to relocate the club to the North-East and merge the with non-leagueNewcastle Blue Star was vetoed by theFootball League, and as the season dawned the club had just two players still registered. Their first league game of the new Division Three season was cancelled and they were given until the following Monday to guarantee that they would be able to fulfill their fixtures. Unable to come up with the necessary backing, they resigned from the league and went into liquidation on 17 August.

As the Division Three campaign got underway, the twoWelsh based sides in the division emerged as the pace-setters, with Cardiff City finishing as champions and Wrexham as runners-up.Barnet, who had spent much of the season under threat of going the same way as Maidstone due to mounting debts, being banned from the transfer market for failing to pay staff wages, and being threatened with expulsion from the Football League over an unpaid fine, clinched the final automatic promotion place in only their second season in theFootball League. The season also brought the end ofStan Flashman's eight-year ownership of the club, when he resigned as chairman of the club he had paid £50,000 to save from receivership in 1985. Just before promotion was clinched, managerBarry Fry left to take charge of Southend United, with his assistantEdwin Stein overseeing the final few games of the season before goalkeeperGary Phillips took over as player-manager for the 1993–94 season.

Halifax Town, after 72 years of league membership, finished bottom of the league and were replaced by Conference champions Wycombe Wanderers. Maidstone United went out of business on 17 August after their first game was postponed, and were not replaced.

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsPromotion or relegation
1Cardiff City(C, P)4225897747+3083Cup Winners' Cup first round and promotion to theSecond Division
2Wrexham(P)42231187552+2380Promotion to theSecond Division
3Barnet(P)42231096648+1879
4York City(O, P)42211297245+2775Qualification for theThird Division play-offs
5Walsall42227137661+1573
6Crewe Alexandra42217147556+1970
7Bury42189156355+863
8Lincoln City42189155753+463
9Shrewsbury Town421711145752+562
10Colchester United42185196676−1059
11Rochdale421610167070058
12Chesterfield421511165962−356
13Scarborough42159186671−554
14Scunthorpe United421412165754+354
15Darlington421214164853−550
16Doncaster Rovers421114174257−1547
17Hereford United421015174760−1345
18Carlisle United421111205165−1444
19Torquay United42127234567−2243
20Northampton Town42118234874−2641
21Gillingham42913204864−1640
22Halifax Town(R)4299244568−2336Relegation toFootball Conference
23Maidstone United00000000[a]Club folded
Source:[1]
(C) Champions;(O) Play-off winners;(P) Promoted;(R) Relegated
Notes:
  1. ^Maidstone United resigned from the Football League on 17 August 1992, and subsequently folded. At the time of their resignation, they had played no matches.

Results

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Home \ AwayBARBRYCARCRLCHFCOLCREDARDONGILHALHERLINNORROCSCASCUSHRTORWALWREYOR
Barnet1–02–12–02–13–13–20–02–02–00–02–01–13–02–03–13–02–25–43–03–11–5
Bury0–01–06–03–03–21–21–13–01–01–22–01–23–32–20–20–00–02–02–13–11–1
Cardiff City1–13–02–22–13–11–10–01–13–12–12–13–12–11–11–03–02–14–02–11–23–3
Carlisle United0–15–11–23–10–21–32–21–11–01–10–02–02–03–02–20–21–00–13–40–21–2
Chesterfield1–22–12–11–04–02–12–00–01–12–11–02–11–32–30–31–22–41–02–12–31–1
Colchester United1–20–02–42–12–03–20–32–03–02–13–12–12–04–41–01–00–22–03–12–40–0
Crewe Alexandra4–12–12–04–00–27–11–04–03–12–11–11–23–21–12–31–02–24–20–10–13–1
Darlington1–00–00–21–11–11–03–01–21–10–30–11–33–10–42–32–20–24–11–21–10–1
Doncaster Rovers2–12–30–11–22–11–01–10–11–00–12–10–02–21–14–30–10–12–30–31–10–1
Gillingham1–11–40–11–00–00–11–23–11–12–03–13–12–34–23–11–11–00–20–14–11–4
Halifax Town1–20–10–10–21–12–41–21–02–22–00–12–12–22–33–40–01–10–20–40–10–1
Hereford United1–13–11–11–01–33–10–11–10–23–13–00–23–21–11–12–21–13–11–31–11–1
Lincoln City4–11–23–22–11–11–11–12–02–11–12–12–02–01–23–01–00–12–20–20–00–1
Northampton Town1–11–01–22–00–11–00–21–20–12–22–51–10–21–01–31–00–00–10–00–24–3
Rochdale0–11–21–22–22–15–20–13–11–11–12–31–35–10–33–02–02–01–04–31–21–0
Scarborough2–21–31–32–22–20–11–00–31–11–12–02–00–14–21–11–21–21–04–11–14–2
Scunthorpe United2–02–00–30–00–13–13–31–30–12–24–13–11–15–05–11–21–12–22–00–01–2
Shrewsbury Town1–02–03–22–32–24–34–11–22–12–11–01–13–22–31–22–02–10–10–30–11–1
Torquay United0–10–12–10–22–22–21–20–21–22–12–00–01–21–00–21–30–11–00–11–11–0
Walsall2–04–32–32–13–21–31–02–23–11–11–21–11–22–03–13–23–21–12–21–13–1
Wrexham2–34–20–23–15–44–32–01–11–12–01–12–02–00–13–14–10–22–04–23–13–0
York City2–01–23–12–20–02–03–10–01–11–11–14–22–02–13–01–05–12–02–10–14–0
Source:[citation needed]
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Play-offs

[edit]
Main article:Football League Two play-offs § 1993
Semi-finals
1st leg – 16 May; 2nd leg – 19 May 1993		Final atWembley
29 May 1993
        
4thYork City011
7thBury000
4thYork City (pens.)1 (5)
6thCrewe Alexandra1 (3)
5thWalsall123
6thCrewe Alexandra549

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Maps

[edit]
Locations of the Third Division teams
Locations of the London-based Third Division teams

See also

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References

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  1. ^abcde"England 1992–93". Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation. Retrieved2010-02-24.
  2. ^abc"English League Leading Goalscorers".RSSSF. Retrieved31 October 2010.
  3. ^https://www.european-football-statistics.co.uk/attn/archive/eng/aveeng1993.htm
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