1948–49 Arsenal F.C. season
63rd season in existence of Arsenal F.C.
Arsenal 1948–49 football season
The 1948–49 season was Arsenal Football Club's 23rd consecutive season in the top flight of English football.[1][2]
Results
Arsenal's score comes first[3]
Legend
FA Charity Shield
Arsenal entered the FA Charity Shield as 1947-48 League champions, in which they faced FA Cup winners Manchester United.
Date |
Opponent |
Venue |
Result |
Attendance |
Goalscorers
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6 October 1948 |
Manchester United |
H |
4–3 |
31,000 |
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Date |
Opponent |
Venue |
Result |
Attendance |
Scorers
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21 August 1948 |
Huddersfield Town |
A |
1–1 |
30,620 |
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25 August 1948 |
Stoke City |
H |
3–0 |
43,867 |
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28 August 1948 |
Manchester United |
H |
0–1 |
64,150 |
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30 August 1948 |
Stoke City |
A |
0–1 |
39,645 |
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4 September 1948 |
Sheffield United |
A |
1–1 |
37,987 |
|
8 September 1948 |
Liverpool |
H |
1–1 |
41,571 |
|
11 September 1948 |
Aston Villa |
H |
3–1 |
54,144 |
|
15 September 1948 |
Liverpool |
A |
1–0 |
46,714 |
|
18 September 1948 |
Sunderland |
A |
1–1 |
64,436 |
|
25 September 1948 |
Wolverhampton Wanderers |
H |
3–1 |
56,869 |
|
2 October 1948 |
Bolton Wanderers |
A |
0–1 |
45,228 |
|
9 October 1948 |
Burnley |
H |
3–1 |
53,657 |
|
16 October 1948 |
Preston North End |
A |
1–1 |
31,476 |
|
23 October 1948 |
Everton |
H |
5–0 |
49,048 |
|
30 October 1948 |
Chelsea |
A |
1–0 |
56,476 |
|
6 November 1948 |
Birmingham City |
H |
2–0 |
61,571 |
|
13 November 1948 |
Middlesbrough |
A |
1–0 |
35,852 |
|
20 November 1948 |
Newcastle United |
H |
0–1 |
68,283 |
|
27 November 1948 |
Portsmouth |
A |
1–4 |
43,000 |
|
4 December 1948 |
Manchester City |
H |
1–1 |
48,960 |
|
11 December 1948 |
Charlton Athletic |
A |
3–4 |
51,517 |
|
18 December 1948 |
Huddersfield Town |
H |
3–0 |
36,825 |
|
25 December 1948 |
Derby County |
H |
3–3 |
40,665 |
|
27 December 1948 |
Derby County |
A |
1–2 |
33,378 |
|
1 January 1949 |
Manchester United |
A |
0–2 |
61,547 |
|
15 January 1949 |
Sheffield United |
H |
5–3 |
46,727 |
|
22 January 1949 |
Aston Villa |
A |
0–1 |
69,284 |
|
5 February 1949 |
Sunderland |
H |
5–0 |
53,742 |
|
19 February 1949 |
Wolverhampton Wanderers |
A |
3–1 |
54,536 |
|
26 February 1949 |
Bolton Wanderers |
H |
5–0 |
50,263 |
|
5 March 1949 |
Burnley |
A |
1–1 |
20,810 |
|
12 March 1949 |
Preston North End |
H |
0–0 |
54,977 |
|
19 March 1949 |
Newcastle United |
A |
2–3 |
55,548 |
|
2 April 1949 |
Birmingham City |
A |
1–1 |
38,868 |
|
9 April 1949 |
Middlesbrough |
H |
1–1 |
51,540 |
|
15 April 1949 |
Blackpool |
A |
1–1 |
28,818 |
|
16 April 1949 |
Everton |
A |
0–0 |
56,987 |
|
18 April 1949 |
Blackpool |
H |
2–0 |
45,047 |
|
23 April 1949 |
Chelsea |
H |
1–2 |
54,604 |
|
27 April 1949 |
Manchester City |
A |
3–0 |
41,321 |
|
4 May 1949 |
Portsmouth |
H |
3–2 |
56,973 |
|
7 May 1949 |
Charlton Athletic |
H |
2–0 |
47,564 |
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Final League table
Source: World FootballRules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal average; 3) Goals scored
FA Cup
Arsenal entered the FA Cup in the third round, in which they were drawn to face Tottenham Hotspur.
See also
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