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		DIVISION 2 1974/75
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			P	W	D	L	F	A	Pts
Leading League goalscorer: Brian Little (Aston Villa) 20 goals Normal service was soon resumed...after just one season in the Second Division Manchester United finished as champions and so regained their place in the top flight. Their average home attendance for Division 2 matches was 48,388 which was the highest in the Football League that season.	1	Manchester United	42	26	9	7	66	30	61
	2	Aston Villa	42	25	8	9	79	32	58
	3	Norwich City	42	20	13	9	58	37	53
	4	Sunderland	42	19	13	10	65	35	51
	5	Bristol City	42	21	8	13	47	33	50
	6	West Bromwich Albion	42	18	9	15	54	42	45
	7	Blackpool	42	14	17	11	38	33	45
	8	Hull City	42	15	14	13	40	53	44
	9	Fulham	42	13	16	13	44	39	42
	10	Bolton Wanderers	42	15	12	15	45	41	42
	11	Oxford United	42	15	12	15	41	51	42
	12	Orient	42	11	20	11	28	39	42
	13	Southampton	42	15	11	16	53	54	41
	14	Notts County	42	12	16	14	49	59	40
	15	York City	42	14	10	18	51	55	38
	16	Nottingham Forest	42	12	14	16	43	55	38
	17	Portsmouth	42	12	13	17	44	54	37
	18	Oldham Athletic	42	10	15	17	40	48	35
	19	Bristol Rovers	42	12	11	19	42	64	35
	20	Millwall	42	10	12	20	44	56	32
	21	Cardiff City	42	9	14	19	36	62	32
	22	Sheffield Wednesday	42	5	11	26	29	64	21

Did You Know.....
Forget the bowling green surface of the Theatre of Dreams one of Manchester United's previous grounds had a surface which was often little more than sand and mud. In one Second Division match in 1895 - when they were still Newton Heath - they beat Walsall 14-0 but the pitch was so bad they were ordered to replay it.
They only won the replayed match 9-0!
Clubs scoring 10 goals or more in
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