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1892/93

Div 2

22 10 1 0 57 16 7 1 3 33 19 36 1st Play Off Table
Sat Sep 3 Division 2 Burslem Port Vale Home Won 5-1
Sat Sep 10 Division 2 Walsall Town Swifts Away Won 3-1
Sat Sep 17 Division 2 Sheffield United Away Lost 0-2
Sat Sep 24 Division 2 Lincoln City Home Won 4-1
Sat Oct 1 Division 2 Grimsby Town Away Lost 2-3
Mon Oct 3 Division 2 Burton Swifts Away Won 3-2
Sat Oct 8 Division 2 Crewe Alexandra Home Won 6-0
Sat Oct 22 Division 2 Ardwick Away Drew 2-2
Sat Oct 29 Division 2 Darwen Home Won 3-2
Sat Nov 5 Division 2 Bootle Away Won 4-1
Sat Nov 12 Division 2 Burton Swifts Home Won 3-2
Sat Dec 3 Division 2 Sheffield United Home Drew 1-1
Sat Dec 10 Division 2 Darwen Away Lost 3-4
Sat Dec 17 Division 2 Walsall Town Swifts Home Won 12-0
Sat Dec 24 Division 2 Northwich Victoria Away Won 6-0
Sat Dec 31 Division 2 Crewe Alexandra Away Won 3-1
Sat Jan 7 Division 2 Lincoln City Away Won 4-3
Sat Jan 14 Division 2 Northwich Victoria Home Won 6-2
Sat Jan 21 FAC 1 Burnley Away Lost 0-2
Sat Feb 18 Division 2 Bootle Home Won 6-2
Sat Feb 25 Division 2 Grimsby Town Home Won 8-3
Sat Mar 25 Division 2 Burslem Port Vale Away Won 3-0
Sat Apr 1 Division 2 Ardwick Home Won 3-2
Sat Apr 22 Play Off Newton Heath Neutral* Drew 1-1
Thu Apr 27 Play Off replay Newton Heath Neutral* Lost 2-5

* The Play Off match against Division 1 bottom side Newton Heath (now Manchester United) was staged at the Victoria Ground, Stoke, and the replay at Bramall Lane, Sheffield. As a result of their defeat Small Heath remained in Division 2 for the 1893/94 season. 

 

 

'Well, if you really have not heard the good news, I must tell you. Loughborough beat that powerful combination, Woolwich Arsenal, by eight goals - whew! - to none. But that was not all; they had two goals disallowed, one as good a goal as ever was scored, but then we must not be too covetous, eight being pretty conclusive in all conscience'.

Part of the actual match report of the match in 1896 when Arsenal suffered what is still their record League defeat - 0-8 at Loughborough. Read the whole match report.
 
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