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Revision as of 08:42, 4 February 2022

1949-50 English football season
Duration 1949-50
← 1939-40 • English football seasons • 1947-48 →


The 1949-50 English football season was the 70th season of competitive association football in England.

Publications

Programs
Date Clubs Venue Competition/League
August 27, 1949 Everton vs. Liverpool Goodison Park First Division
October 1, 1949 Chelsea vs. Burnley Stamford Bridge First Division
October 1, 1949 Manchester United vs. Sunderland Old Trafford First Division
Otober 22, 1949 Liverpool vs. Newcastle United Anfield First Division
October 22, 1949 Swansea Town vs. Hull City Vetch Field Second Division
October 29, 1949 Fulham vs. Liverpool Craven Cottage First Division
November 12, 1949 Hull City vs. Coventry City Boothferry Park Second Division
January 21, 1950 Swansea Town vs. Coventry City Vetch Field Second Division
January 28, 1950 Watford vs. Manchester United Vicarage Road FA Cup
February 4, 1950 Chelsea vs. Stoke City Stamford Bridge First Division
March 8, 1950 Arsenal vs. Middlesbrough Arsenal Stadium First Division
March 11, 1950 Everton vs. Chelsea Goodison Park First Division
March 25, 1950 Liverpool vs. Everton Maine Road FA Cup
March 25, 1950 Tottenham Hotspur vs. West Ham United White Hart Lane Second Division
1948-49 ← 1949-50 English football season → 1950-51
English Football League First Division Arsenal • Aston Villa • Birmingham City • Blackpool • Bolton Wanderers • Burnley • Charlton Athletic • Chelsea • Derby County • Everton • Fulham • Huddersfield Town • Liverpool • Manchester City • Manchester United • Middlesbrough • Newcastle United • Portsmouth • Stoke City • Sunderland • West Bromwich Albion • Wolverhampton Wanderers
Second Division Barnsley • Blackburn Rovers • Bradford Park Avenue • Brentford • Bury • Cardiff City • Chesterfield • Coventry City • Grimsby Town • Hull City • Leeds United • Leicester City • Luton Town • Plymouth Argyle • Preston North End • Queens Park Rangers • Sheffield United • Sheffield Wednesday • Southampton • Swansea Town • Tottenham Hotspur • West Ham United
Third Division North Accrington Stanley • Barrow • Bradford City • Carlisle United • Chester • Crewe Alexandra • Darlington • Doncaster Rovers • Gateshead • Halifax Town • Hartlepools United • Lincoln City • Mansfield Town • New Brighton • Oldham Athletic • Rochdale • Rotherham United • Southport • Stockport County • Tranmere Rovers • Wrexham • York City
Third Division South Aldershot • Bournemouth & Boscombe Athletic • Brighton & Hove Albion • Bristol City • Bristol Rovers • Crystal Palace • Exeter City • Ipswich Town • Leyton Orient • Millwall • Newport County • Northampton Town • Norwich City • Nottingham Forest • Notts County • Port Vale • Reading • Southend United • Swindon Town • Torquay United • Walsall • Watford
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