1968-69 English football season: Difference between revisions
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| [[Brentford vs. Wrexham (October 19, 1968)|October 19, 1968]] | | [[Brentford vs. Wrexham (October 19, 1968)|October 19, 1968]] | ||
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| [[Derby County vs. Birmingham City (October 26, 1968)|October 26, 1968]] | | [[Derby County vs. Birmingham City (October 26, 1968)|October 26, 1968]] | ||
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| [[Arsenal vs. Nottingham Forest (February 1, 1969)|February 1, 1969]] | | [[Arsenal vs. Nottingham Forest (February 1, 1969)|February 1, 1969]] | ||
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| [[Swansea Town]] vs. [[Peterborough United]] | | [[Swansea Town]] vs. [[Peterborough United]] | ||
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| [[Chelsea vs. Stoke City (March 5, 1969)|March 5, 1969]] | | [[Chelsea vs. Stoke City (March 5, 1969)|March 5, 1969]] | ||
Revision as of 15:42, 24 January 2023
| Duration | 1968-69 |
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| ← 1967-68 • English football seasons • 1969-70 → | |
The 1968-69 English football season was the 89th season of competitive football in England. Leeds United won the top flight for the first time in their history, finishing six points ahead of Liverpool.
