1948–49 Arsenal F.C. season

Arsenal
1948–49 season
Chairman Bracewell Smith
Manager Tom Whittaker
Stadium Highbury
First Division 5th
FA Cup Fourth Round
Top goalscorer League:

All:

The 1948–49 season was Arsenal's 30th consecutive season in the top division of English football.

Results

Arsenal's score comes first[1]

Legend

Win Draw Loss

FA Charity Shield

Arsenal entered the FA Charity Shield as 1947-48 League champions, in which they faced FA Cup winners Manchester United.

DateOpponentVenueResultAttendanceGoalscorers
6 October 1948Manchester UnitedH4–331,000

Football League First Division

DateOpponentVenueResultAttendanceScorers
21 August 1948Huddersfield TownA1–1
25 August 1948Stoke CityH3–0
28 August 1948Manchester UnitedH0–1
30 August 1948Stoke CityA0–1
4 September 1948Sheffield UnitedA1–1
8 September 1948LiverpoolH1–1
11 September 1948Aston VillaH3–1
15 September 1948LiverpoolA1–0
18 September 1948SunderlandA1–1
25 September 1948Wolverhampton WanderersH3–1
2 October 1948Bolton WanderersA0–1
9 October 1948BurnleyH3–1
16 October 1948Preston North EndA1–1
23 October 1948EvertonH5–0
30 October 1948ChelseaA1–0
6 November 1948Birmingham CityH2–0
13 November 1948MiddlesbroughA1–0
20 November 1948Newcastle UnitedH0–1
27 November 1948PortsmouthA1–4
4 December 1948Manchester CityH1–1
11 December 1948Charlton AthleticA3–4
18 December 1948Huddersfield TownH3–0
25 December 1948Derby CountyH3–3
27 December 1948Derby CountyA1–2
1 January 1949Manchester UnitedA0–2
15 January 1949Sheffield UnitedH5–3
22 January 1949Aston VillaA0–1
5 February 1949SunderlandH5–0
19 February 1949Wolverhampton WanderersA3–1
26 February 1949Bolton WanderersH5–0
5 March 1949BurnleyA1–1
12 March 1949Preston North EndH0–0
19 March 1949Newcastle UnitedA2–3
2 April 1949Birmingham CityA1–1
9 April 1949MiddlesbroughH1–1
15 April 1949BlackpoolA1–1
16 April 1949EvertonA0–0
18 April 1949BlackpoolH2–0
23 April 1949ChelseaH1–2
27 April 1949Manchester CityA3–0
4 May 1949PortsmouthH3–2
7 May 1949Charlton AthleticH2–0

Final League Table

Pos Team Pld W D L F A W D L F A F A GA GD Pts
1Portsmouth4218305212759323084422.000+4258
2Manchester United42117340201047372477441.750+3353
3Derby County4217224822579263374551.345+1953
4Newcastle United4212543529876352770561.250+1452
5Arsenal4213535118588232674441.682+3049
6Wolverhampton Wanderers42135348194710314779661.197+1346
7Manchester City4210832821579193047510.922–445
8Sunderland4281032719579223949580.845–943
9Charlton Athletic4210563831579253663670.940–442
10Aston Villa42106540366411204060760.789–1642
11Stoke City42143443242613234466680.971–241
12Liverpool4251062518849282553431.233+1040
13Chelsea42106543272811264169681.015+138
14Bolton Wanderers42104743324611163659680.868–938
15Burnley42106527192811163143500.860–738
16Blackpool4288524253810304254670.806–1338
17Birmingham City4297519102811172836380.947–237
18Everton4212543325161483841630.651–2237
19Middlesbrough4210653723161493446570.807–1134
20Huddersfield Town4267819246312214540690.580–2934
21Preston North End4286736363513263962750.827–1333
22Sheffield United4289432253216255357780.731–2133

P = Matches played; W = Matches won; D = Matches drawn; L = Matches lost; F = Goals for; A = Goals against; GA = Goal average; GD = Goal difference; Pts = Points

Key
League Champions
FA Cup winners
Relegated

FA Cup

Arsenal entered the FA Cup in the third round, in which they were drawn to face Tottenham Hotspur.

RoundDateOpponentVenueResultAttendanceGoalscorers
R38 January 1949Tottenham HotspurH3–0
R429 January 1949Derby CountyA0–1

See also

References

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