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Week 31 Aston Villa V Stoke City 2-0 (0-0) Wednesday, 27 March 1985 Week 31 Week 32 Aston Villa v Stoke City 2-0 (0-0) Southampton FC v Luton Town 1-0 (0-0) Wednesday, 27 March 1985, Villa Park, attendance: 10,874 Tuesday, 2 April 1984, The Dell, attendance: 14,906 Villa: Spink; G.Williams, Dorigo, A.Evans (R.Walker), Ormsby, McMahon, Six, Rideout, Withe, C.Gibson, Walters SFC: Shilton; M.Mills (Whitlock), Dennis, Case, M.Wright, K.Bond, N.Holmes, Lawrence, Jordan, D.Armstrong, D.Wallace Stoke: Siddall; Bould, A.Callaghan, Dodd, P.Dyson, G.Berry, Painter, McIlroy, P.Heath, Hemming, S.Parkin Luton: Sealey; Breacker, M.A.Thomas, P.Nicholas, S.Foster, Donaghy, R.Hill, B.Stein, Harford, Nwajiobi, R.Daniel Scorers: G.Berry (1 o.g.), Six (1) Scorer: 1-0 D.Wallace (75.) Nottingham Forest v West Ham United 1-2 (0-1) Watford FC v West Ham United 5-0 (3-0) Saturday, 30 March 1985, City Ground, attendance: 13,560 Tuesday, 2 April 1985, Vicarage Road, attendance: 17,884 NFFC: Segers; J.McInally, Swain, C.Fairclough, Hart (D.Campbell), Bowyer, Wigley, Metgod, Riley, Davenport, Hodge WFC: Coton; Gibbs, Rostron, L.Taylor, Terry, McClelland, N.Callaghan, L.Blissett, C.West, Jackett, J.Barnes WHU: McAlister; R.Stewart, Walford, P.Allen, A.Martin, A.Gale, Orr, Cottee, Goddard (Swindlehurst), Pike, D.O.Barnes WHU: McAlister; R.Stewart, Orr, Walford, A.Martin, A.Gale, P.Allen, D.O.Barnes, Goddard, Cottee, Pike (Swindlehurst) Scorers: 0-1 Cottee (20.), 1-1 Hodge (55.), 1-2 Goddard (75.) Scorers: 1-0 L.Taylor (3.), 2-0 L.Blissett (11.), 3-0 L.Blissett (16.), 4-0 J.Barnes (75.), 5-0 C.West (80.) Luton Town v Ipswich Town 3-1 (2-1) Norwich City v Sheffield Wednesday 1-1 (1-1) Saturday, 30 March 1985, Kenilworth Road, attendance: 12,640 Wednesday, 3 April 1985, Carrow Road, attendance: 15,138 Luton: Sealey; Breacker, M.A.Thomas, P.Nicholas, S.Foster, Donaghy, R.Hill, B.Stein, Harford, Nwajiobi (R.Daniel), Preece NCFC: Woods; Haylock, van Wijk, Bruce, Mendham (Rowell), D.Watson II, Barham, Channon, Deehan, Hartford, Donowa Ipswich: Cooper; Burley, Gernon, Zondervan, Osman, Butcher, Putney (Dozzell), M.Brennan, D’Avray, K.Wilson, Gates SWFC: Hodge; Shirtliff, C.B.Morris, M.C.Smith, M.Lyons, N.Worthington, Marwood (Stainrod), A.Blair, Varadi, L.R.Chapman, Shelton Scorers: 0-1 Gates (18.), 1-1 Harford (29.), 2-1 Nwajiobi (43.), 3-1 Harford (65.) Scorers: 1-0 Barham (3.), 1-1 Haylock (31., o.g.) Norwich City v Coventry City 2-1 (2-1) Sunderland AFC v Liverpool FC 0-3 (0-2) Saturday, 30 March 1985, Carrow Road, attendance: 14,067 Wednesday, 3 April 1985, Roker Park, attendance: 24,096 NCFC: Woods; Haylock, van Wijk, Bruce, Mendham, D.Watson II, Barham, Channon, Deehan, Hartford, Donowa SAFC: C.Turner; Venison, N.Pickering, G.Bennett, Chisholm, Cummins (S.Berry), P.Atkinson, I.Wallace, J.Moore, P.W.Daniel, C.Walker CCFC: Ogrizovic; Stephens, S.Pearce, K.Hibbitt, Kilcline, L.McGrath, D.Bennett, Gynn, C.Regis (T.Peake), T.Gibson, M.Adams LFC: Grobbelaar; Neal, Beglin, Lawrenson, Nicol, Hansen, Dalglish, R.Whelan, Rush, K.MacDonald, Wark Scorers: 1-0 Channon (28.), 2-0 Channon (39.), 2-1 Gynn (45.) Scorers: 0-1 Rush (1.), 0-2 Rush (29.), 0-3 Wark (70.) Sheffield Wednesday v Newcastle United 4-2 (2-1) West Bromwich Albion v Ipswich Town 1-2 (0-2) Saturday, 30 March 1985, Hillsborough, attendance: 26,525 Wednesday, 3 April 1985, The Hawthorns, attendance: 8,112 SWFC: Hodge; Shirtliff, C.B.Morris, M.C.Smith, M.Lyons, N.Worthington, Marwood, A.Blair, Varadi, L.R.Chapman, Shelton WBA: Godden; C.Whitehead, D.Statham, S.Hunt, M.Forsyth, A.Robertson, G.Owen, G.Thompson, G.Robson, N.Cross (Grealish), Valentine NUFC: Thomas; M.Brown, J.Anderson, McCreery, J.Clarke, Roeder, Reilly, A.Cunningham, C.Waddle (N.McDonald), Beardsley, Heard Town: Cooper; Burley, Cranson, Zondervan, Osman, Butcher, S.McCall, M.Brennan, K.Wilson, D’Avray, Gates Scorers: 1-0 Marwood (9.), 2-0 L.R.Chapman (26.), 2-1 C.Waddle (40.), 2-2 Beardsley (50., pen.), 3-2 L.R.Chapman (58.), 4-2 Shelton (61.) Scorers: 0-1 K.Wilson (12.), 0-2 D’Avray (16.), 1-2 S.Hunt (80.) West Bromwich Albion v Leicester City 2-0 (0-0) Manchester United v Leicester City 2-1 (0-1) Saturday, 30 March 1985, The Hawthorns, attendance: 9,346 Wednesday, 3 April 1985, Old Trafford, attendance: 35,590 WBA: Godden; C.Whitehead, D.Statham, S.Hunt, M.Forsyth, A.Robertson, G.Owen, G.Thompson, G.Robson (Grealish), N.Cross, Valentine MUFC: Bailey; Gidman, Albiston, Whiteside, P.McGrath, Hogg, B.Robson, G.Strachan, M.Hughes, Stapleton, Olsen LCFC: Andrews; Feeley (Bright), R.Smith, I.Wilson, T.Williams, J.O’Neill, Lynex, Lineker, A.Smith, P.Ramsey, Banks LCFC: Andrews; Feeley, I.Wilson, R.Smith, T.Williams, J.O’Neill, Lynex, Lineker, A.Smith, P.Ramsey, Banks Scorer: 1-0 S.Hunt (57.), 2-0 S.Hunt (76.) Scorers: 0-1 Lineker (38.), 1-1 B.Robson (69.), 2-1 Stapleton (84.) Southampton FC v Everton FC 1-2 (0-0) Tottenham Hotspur v Everton FC 1-2 (0-1) Saturday, 30 March 1985, The Dell, attendance: 18,754 Wednesday, 3 April 1985, White Hart Lane, attendance: 48,108 SFC: Shilton; M.Mills, Dennis, A.Curtis (E.Collins), M.Wright, K.Bond, Whitlock, Lawrence, Jordan, D.Armstrong, D.Wallace Spurs: Clemence; D.Thomas II, Bowen, G.Roberts, P.Miller, Perryman, Ardiles, Falco, A.Galvin, Hoddle, Crooks (Brooke) EFC: Southall; G.M.Stevens, van den Hauwe, K.Ratcliffe, Mountfield, P.Reid, Steven, Sharp (P.Wilkinson), A.Gray, Bracewell, K.Richardson EFC: Southall; G.M.Stevens, van den Hauwe, K.Ratcliffe, Mountfield, P.Reid, Steven, Sharp, A.Gray (A.Harper), Bracewell, Sheedy Scorers: 0-1 K.Richardson (48.), 0-2 K.Richardson (51.), 1-2 Jordan (90.) Scorers: 0-1 A.Gray (9.), 0-2 Steven (61.), 1-2 G.Roberts (73.) Queens Park Rangers v Watford FC 2-0 (2-0) Saturday, 30 March 1985, Loftus Road, attendance: 12,771 Table Top Scorers QPR: Hucker; G.Chivers, Dawes, Waddock, Wicks, Fenwick, A.McDonald, Fillery, Bannister, J.Byrne, Fereday (I.Stewart) P W D L Pts GF GA WFC: Coton; Gibbs, Rostron, L.Taylor, Terry, McClelland, N.Callaghan (Porter), L.Blissett, C.West, Jackett, J.Barnes 01 Everton FC 31 20 06 05 66 67:34 01 Lineker (Leicester) 19 goals Scorer: 1-0, 2-0 Fillery (42., 44.) 02 Manchester United 33 18 08 07 62 62:36 02 L.Blissett (Watford) 18 “ 03 Tottenham Hotspur 32 18 06 08 60 61:34 K.Dixon (Chelsea) 18 “ Tottenham Hotspur v Aston Villa 0-2 (0-1) 04 Liverpool FC 32 15 09 08 54 48:25 04 Falco (Tottenham) 17 “ Saturday, 30 March 1985, White Hart Lane, attendance: 27,971 05 Southampton FC 33 15 08 10 53 43:40 G.Thompson (West Bromwich) 17 “ Spurs: Clemence; D.Thomas II, Bowen, Crook, P.Miller, Perryman, Ardiles, Falco, A.Galvin, Hoddle, Crooks 06 Sheffield Wednesday 32 13 13 06 52 49:33 06 Davenport (Nottingham) 16 “ Villa: Poole; G.Williams, Dorigo (R.Walker), D.Glover, Ormsby, McMahon, Six, Rideout, Withe, C.Gibson, Walters 07 Arsenal FC 34 15 07 12 52 51:42 Sharp (Everton) 16 “ Scorers: 0-1 Rideout (22.), 0-2 Walters (74.) 08 Nottingham Forest 32 15 05 12 50 47:40 Varadi (Sheffield W.) 16 “ 09 Chelsea FC 31 12 10 09 46 47:36 09 Wark (Liverpool) 15 “ Sunderland AFC v Chelsea FC 0-2 (0-0) 10 Aston Villa 33 12 10 11 46 45:48 10 Beardsley (Newcastle) 14 “ Saturday, 30 March 1985, Roker Park, attendance: 13,489 11 Leicester City 33 12 06 15 42 54:56 G.Strachan (Manchester Utd.) 14 “ SAFC: C.Turner; Venison, N.Pickering, G.Bennett, Chisholm, Agboola (J.Moore), Cummins, I.Wallace, D.Hodgson, P.W.Daniel, C.Walker 12 Norwich City 31 11 09 11 42 39:44 M.Hughes (Manchester Utd.) 14 “ CFC: Niedzwiecki; D.Wood, K.Dublin, Pates, J.Jones, Bumstead, Nevin, Spackman, K.Dixon, M.Thomas, G.Davies 13 West Bromwich Albion 33 12 06 15 42 45:51 13 Deehan (Norwich) 13 “ Scorers: 0-1 M.Thomas (47., pen.), 0-2 K.Dixon (83.) 14 Queens Park Rangers 33 10 11 12 41 40:52 T.Gibson (Coventry) 13 “ 15 Newcastle United 33 09 11 13 38 47:62 C.Waddle (Newcastle) 13 “ Stoke City v Arsenal FC 2-0 (0-0) 16 Watford FC 32 09 10 13 37 58:59 16 Cottee (West Ham Utd.) 12 “ Saturday, 30 March 1985, Victoria Ground, attendance: 7,371 17 West Ham United 30 09 09 12 36 37:48 Lynex (Leicester) 12 “ Stoke: Siddall; Bould, Maskery, Dodd, P.Dyson, G.Berry, Painter, McIlroy, P.Heath, A.Hudson, S.Parkin 18 Sunderland AFC 32 09 07 16 34 35:46 18 Hodge (Nottingham) 11 “ AFC: Lukic; V.Anderson, Sansom, S.Williams, O’Leary, Caton, Talbot, Rix, Mariner, Meade (Allinson), C.Nicholas 19 Coventry City 31 10 04 17 34 35:51 Rideout (Aston Villa) 11 “ Scorers: 1-0 Painter (44., pen.), 2-0 P.Dyson (63.) 20 Luton Town 31 08 08 15 32 37:53 Gates (Ipswich) 11 “ 21 Ipswich Town 30 07 09 14 30 29:44 L.R.Chapman (Sheffield W.) 11 “ Liverpool FC v Manchester United 0-1 (0-0) 22 Stoke City 32 03 08 21 17 20:62 Bannister (Queens Park Rangers) 11 “ Sunday, 31 March 1985, Anfield Road, attendance: 34,886 A.Heath (Everton) 11 “ LFC: Grobbelaar; Neal, A.Kennedy (P.Walsh), Lawrenson, Nicol, Hansen, Dalglish, R.Whelan, Rush, K.MacDonald, Wark Jordan (Southampton) 11 “ MUFC: Bailey; Gidman, Albiston, Whiteside, P.McGrath, Hogg, B.Robson, G.Strachan, M.Hughes, Stapleton, Olsen 25 Woodcock (Arsenal) 10 “ Scorer: 0-1 Stapleton (73.) Rush (Liverpool) 10 “ Steven (Everton) 10 “ Crooks (Tottenham) 10 “ Table Top Scorers A.Smith (Leicester) 10 “ P W D L Pts GF GA 01 Everton FC 30 19 06 05 63 65:33 01 K.Dixon (Chelsea) 18 goals 02 Tottenham Hotspur 31 18 06 07 60 60:32 Lineker (Leicester) 18 “ 03 Manchester United 32 17 08 07 59 60:35 03 Falco (Tottenham) 17 “ 04 Arsenal FC 34 15 07 12 52 51:42 G.Thompson (West Bromwich) 17 “ 05 Liverpool FC 31 14 09 08 51 45:25 05 Sharp (Everton) 16 “ 06 Sheffield Wednesday 31 13 12 06 51 48:32 Varadi (Sheffield W.) 16 “ 07 Nottingham Forest 32 15 05 12 50 47:40 L.Blissett
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