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Leading League goalscorer:
Pongo Waring
 (Aston Villa)
 49  goals

With 128 League goals in the season Aston Villa equalled the League goalscoring record set by Bradford City in the Third Division (North) in 1928/29. That record stood until Peterborough broke it in 1960/61 but Villa's total still ranks as the highest number of League goals scored in the top flight in a season.

Manchester United lost their first twelve matches of the season and eventually let in 115 League goals - the only time they have conceded a century of League goals in a season. They were relegated to Division 2. Blackpool let in 125 goals - still the worst ever in the top flight - but amazingly were not relegated.

Grimsby must have been happy when their match at Highbury was abandoned when they were losing 1-0 - but when the match was re-staged they lost 9-1. Abandoned matches.
 

 

Results

1 Arsenal 42 28 10 4 127 59 66
   

Results

2 Aston Villa 42 25 9 8 128 78 59
    3 Sheffield Wednesday 42 22 8 12 102 75 52
    4 Portsmouth 42 18 13 11 84 67 49
    5 Huddersfield Town 42 18 12 12 81 65 48
    6 Derby County 42 18 10 14 94 79 46
    7 Middlesbrough 42 19 8 15 98 90 46
   

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8 Manchester City 42 18 10 14 75 70 46
   

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9 Liverpool 42 15 12 15 86 85 42
    10 Blackburn Rovers 42 17 8 17 83 84 42
   

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11 Sunderland 42 16 9 17 89 85 41
   

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12 Chelsea 42 15 10 17 64 67 40
   

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13 Grimsby Town 42 17 5 20 82 87 39
    14 Bolton Wanderers 42 15 9 18 68 81 39
    15 Sheffield United 42 14 10 18 78 84 38
   

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16 Leicester City 42 16 6 20 80 95 38
   

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17 Newcastle United 42 15 6 21 78 87 36
   

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18 West Ham United 42 14 8 20 79 94 36
    19 Birmingham 42 13 10 19 55 70 36
   

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20 Blackpool 42 11 10 21 71 125 32
   

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21 Leeds United 42 12 7 23 68 81 31 Relegated
   

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22 Manchester United 42 7 8 27 53 115 22 Relegated
   
                                               

 


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On January 13th 2004 former England goalkeeper David Seaman announced his retirement from football because of a recurring shoulder injury. Which club was he playing for at the time?


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