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Early Premier League Years Quiz - Answer Sheet © Football Teasers 2021 10 Questions (39 answers) - 23/08/2019 http://www.footballteasers.co.uk Download our iOS and Android app containing over 3000 football quiz questions.... http://bit.ly/ft5-app 1. Which three teams were relegated from the Premier League in the 1992-1993 season? 1. Crystal Palace 2. Middlesbrough 3. Nottingham Forest 2. In the 1993-1994 Premier League, there were four teams who participated whose name began with the letter 'S'. Name them. 1. Sheffield United 2. Sheffield Wednesday 3. Southampton 4. Swindon Town 3. In the first season of the Premier League (1992-1993) who was the highest scoring foreign player? 1. Eric Cantona 4. In the second season of the Premier League which teams were sponsored by NEC, Fisons, JD Sports and Müller? 1. Everton 2. Ipswich Town 3. Oldham Athletic 4. Aston Villa 5. Name the seven London based clubs who participated in the 1994-1995 Premier League season. 1. Tottenham Hotspur 2. Arsenal 3. Queens Park Rangers 4. Chelsea 5. West Ham United 6. Crystal Palace 7. Wimbledon 6. In the 1994-1995 Premier League season, Everton, Arsenal and Aston Villa all sacked managers. Name them. 1. Mike Walker 2. George Graham 3. Ron Atkinson 7. In the 1995-1996 season, three Englishmen scored over 20 goals. Name them. 1. Alan Shearer 2. Robbie Fowler 3. Les Ferdinand 8. Name the clubs the following managers managed in the 1996-1997 season.... Roy Evans, Peter Reid, Jim Smith, David Pleat & Dave Bassett. 1. Liverpool 2. Sunderland 3. Derby Country 4. Sheffield Wednesday 5. Nottingham Forest 9. Name the four teams who were Premier League runners-up between 1992 and 1997? 1. Aston Villa 2. Blackburn Rovers 3. Manchester United 4. Newcastle United 10. Name the five Scottish managers who managed in the Premier League in the 1996-1997 season. 1. Alex Ferguson 2. George Graham 3. Gordon Strachan 4. Graeme Souness 5. Kenny Dalglish .

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