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		DIVISION 1 1949/50
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			P	W	D	L	F	A	*Pts*
Leading League goalscorer: Dickie Davis (Sunderland) 25 goals Arsenal won the FA Cup in 1949/50 after playing all 7 FA Cup ties in London. And all in North London at that - 4 at Highbury, two at White Hart Lane and then the Wembley final. FA Cup results 1949/50. A serious fire at the Leeds Road home of Huddersfield Town forced the temporary closure of the ground - details. War-time bomb damage had seen Old Trafford closed for the first three post-war League seasons but Manchester United were back at the ground at the start of the 1949/50 season. But the novelty seemed to wear off - only 11,968 turned up for their last home match of the season against Fulham - still their lowest post-war League crowd at Old Trafford.	1	Portsmouth	42	22	9	11	74	38	53
	2	Wolverhampton W.	42	20	13	9	76	49	53
	3	Sunderland	42	21	10	11	83	62	52
	4	Manchester United	42	18	14	10	69	44	50
	5	Newcastle United	42	19	12	11	77	55	50
	6	Arsenal	42	19	11	12	79	55	49
	7	Blackpool	42	17	15	10	46	35	49
	8	Liverpool	42	17	14	11	64	54	48
	9	Middlesbrough	42	20	7	15	59	48	47
	10	Burnley	42	16	13	13	40	40	45
	11	Derby County	42	17	10	15	69	61	44
	12	Aston Villa	42	15	12	15	61	61	42
	13	Chelsea	42	12	16	14	58	65	40
	14	West Bromwich Albion	42	14	12	16	47	53	40
	15	Huddersfield Town	42	14	9	19	52	73	37
	16	Bolton Wanderers	42	10	14	18	45	59	34
	17	Fulham	42	10	14	18	41	54	34
	18	Everton	42	10	14	18	42	66	34
	19	Stoke City	42	11	12	19	45	75	34
	20	Charlton Athletic	42	13	6	23	53	65	32
	21	Manchester City	42	8	13	21	36	68	29
	22	Birmingham City	42	7	14	21	31	67	28