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Top 5 Finishes Table Of Merit English Football | MyFootballFacts

Forty three of the sixty four clubs who haved graced the English top flight have managed at least one top 5 finish. See if your club is one of those 43 and how it ranks.

  • See here for those 64 clubs ordered by their longest run of consecutives seasons.

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English Football - Level 4 Consecutive Seasons

Which clubs have had the longest run of consecutive seasons in the fourth level of English football?

This table shows all the clubs who have played at level 4 of English football, currently called League Two, ordered by their longest run of consecutive seasons at this level. Stats do not include the wartime periods of 1915/19 and 1939/46 when the league programme was suspended. Correct as of 2009/10.

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English Football - Level 3 Consecutive Seasons

Which clubs have had the longest run of consecutive seasons in the third level of English football?

This table shows all the clubs who have played at level 3 of English football, currently called League One, ordered by their longest run of consecutive seasons at this level. Stats do not include the wartime periods of 1915/19 and 1939/46 when the league programme was suspended. n=Division 3 North. s=Division 3 South. Correct as of 2009/10.

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English Football - Level 2 Consecutive Seasons

Which clubs have had the longest run of consecutive seasons in the second level of English football?

 This table shows all the clubs who have played at level 2 of English football, currently called the Championship, ordered by their longest run of consecutive seasons at this level. Stats do not include the wartime periods of 1915/19 and 1939/46 when the league programme was suspended. Correct as of 2009/10.

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English Football - Top Flight Consecutive Seasons

Which clubs have had the longest run of consecutive seasons in the English top flight?

This table shows all the clubs who have competed in the English top flight ordered by their longest run of consecutive seasons. If (when) Everton avoid relegation this season 2009/10 they will equal Sunderland’s run of 57 consecutive seasons. The stats do not include the wartime periods of 1915/19 and 1939/46 when the League programme was suspended. Correct as of 2009/10.

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Total League Championships Won 1888/89 - 2008/09 | My Football Facts

A table showing the current English league clubs ordered by the number of divisional titles they’ve won. Of all the clubs who have previously won the national top flight championship title Sheffield United’s trophy cabinet has the least title trophies in it.


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Highest English all-seater home crowds by club

  • 76098 - Manchester Utd: v Blackburn Rovers, 31 March 2007
  • 60161 - Arsenal: v Manchester United, 3 November 2007
  • 52388 - Newcastle United: v Sunderland, 4 March 2012
  • 48353 - Sunderland: v Liverpool, 13 April 2002
  • 47422 - Manchester City: v Tottenham Hotspur, 22 January 2012
  • 45071 - Liverpool: v Manchester City, 27 November 2011
  • 42788 - Aston Villa: v Liverpool, 29 December 2009
  • 42328 - Chelsea: v Newcastle United, 4 December 2004
  • 40552 - Everton: v Liverpool, 11 December 2004
  • 40287 - Leeds United: v Newcastle United, 22 December 2001
  • 39640 - Sheffield Wednesday: v Manchester United, 2 February 2000
  • 36274 - Tottenham Hotspur: v Arsenal, 2 October 2011
  • 35550 - West Ham United: v Manchester City, 21 September 2002
  • 34836 - Middlesbrough: v Norwich City, 29 December 2004 
  • 33475 - Derby County: v Rangers (friendly), 1 May 2006
  • 32604 - Sheffield United: v Wigan Athletic, 13 May 2007 
  • 32152 - Southampton: v West Ham, 18 October 2011 (club all-time record)
  • 32188 - Leicester City: v Real Madrid, 30 July 2011
  • 31407 - Coventry City: v Chelsea, 7 March 2009
  • 30895 - Blackburn Rovers: v Liverpool, 24 February 1996
  • 30152 - Ipswich Town: v Norwich City, 21 December 2003
  • 30025 - Nottingham Forest: v Manchester United, 6 February 1999
  • 29588 - Birmingham City: v Arsenal, 22 November 2003
  • 29396 - Wolverhampton Wndrs: v Manchester United, 17 January 2004 
  • 28353 - Bolton Wanderers: v Leicester City, 28 December 2003
  • 28218 - Stoke City: v Everton, 5 January 2002
  • 27751 - West Bromwich Albion: v Portsmouth, 15 May 2005
  • 27111 - Charlton Athletic: v Chelsea, 17 September 2005
  • 26816 - Norwich City: v Newcastle United, 10 December 2011
  • 26193 - Crystal Palace: v Arsenal, 6 November 2004
  • 26058 - Cardiff City: v Queens Park Rangers, 23 April 2011
  • 25661 - Fulham: v Liverpool, 4 April 2009
  • 25512 - Hull City: v Sunderland, 28 October 2006
  • 25133 - Wigan Athletic: v Manchester United, 11 May 2008
  • 24135 - Reading: v Manchester Utd, 19 January 2008
  • 23678 - Huddersfield Town: v Liverpool, 12 December 1999
  • 23119 - Preston North End: v Chelseal (FA Cup), 23 Jan 2010
  • 22650 - Barnsley: v Manchester City, 11 March 2000
  • 22310 - Burnley: v Preston North End, 4 March 2000
  • 22057 - Bradford City: v Liverpool, 1 May 2001
  • 21897 - Brighton & Hove Albion: v Liverpool, 21 September 2011 
  • 21590 - Watford: v Sunderland, 27 November 1999
  • 20556 - Portsmouth: v Arsenal, 26 December 2007
  • 20526 - Swansea: v Chelsea, 31 January 2012 
  • 20093 - Millwall: v Arsenal, 10 January 1994
  • 20007 - Bristol City: v Bristol Rovers, 16 January 1996
  • 19506 - Milton Keynes Dons: v Queens Park Rangers, 7 January 2012 
  • 19002 - Queens Park Rangers: v Manchester City, 6 November 1999
  • 17511 - Plymouth Argyle: v Watford, 22 March 2008
  • 16952 - Notts County: v Tottenham Hotspur, 26 October 1994
  • 16377 - Tranmere Rovers: v Middlesbrough, 7 May 1995
  • 16116 - Blackpool: v Manchester City, 17 October 2010
  • 15001 - Doncaster Rovers: v Leeds United, 1 April 2008
  • 14731 - Swindon Town: v Walsall, 5 May 2007
  • 13171 - Oldham Athletic: v Manchester City, 8 January 2005
  • 12243 - Oxford United: v Leyton Orient, 6 May 2006
  • 11735 - Southend United: v Yeovil, 30 April 2005
  • 11600 - Darlington: v Kidderminster, 16 August 2003
  • 11418 - Gillingham: v West Ham United, 20 September 2003
  • 11049 - Walsall: v Rotherham United, 9 May 2004
  • 10344 - Port Vale: v Stoke City, 21 October 2001
  • 10273 - Stockport County: v Leeds United, 28 December 2008
  • 10260 - Luton Town: v Leeds United, 21 October 2006
  • 10103 - Crewe Alexandra: v Manchester United, 26 October 2004
  • 10089 - Chesterfield: v Rotherham United, 18 March 2011
  • 10064 - Colchester United: v Norwich City, 16 January 2010
  • 10008 - AFC Bournemouth: v Southampton, 15 March 2011
  • -9528 - Grimsby Town: v Sunderland, 13 March 1999
  • -9243 - Mansfield Town: v Northampton Town, 20 May 2004
  • -9202 - Lincoln City: v Huddersfield Town, 15 May 2004
  • -9166 - Leyton Orient: v Arsenal (FA Cup), 20 February 2011
  • -9115 - Bury: v Burnley, 26 December 1999
  • -9050 - Rotherham United: v Wigan Athletic, 15 January 2005
  • -8817 - Shrewsbury Town: v Oxford United, 7 May 2011
  • -7557 - Northampton Town v Manchester City, 26 September 1998

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The RSSSF Archive

Awesome doesn’t even begin to describe just how good The Rec Sport Soccer Statistics Foundation web archive is. Full of some absolutely compelling football facts and soccer stats. FOR EXAMPLE: Where else would you get information about Russian clubs playing in Finnish or Lithuanian leagues? Roving Clubs.

Or the results from obscure early twentieth century friendly cup competitions ..

Coupe de Pyrenees - Copa de los Pirineos

Honor Cup (Argentina & Uruguay)

Want to know the names of successful Iraqi football coaches? Then look no further than the rsssf.

Championship Winning Coaches in Iraq.

Albanian championship winning footballers?

rsssf has it covered.