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Week 1 Chelsea FC V Preston North End 4-4 (2-1 Week 1 Week 2 Chelsea FC v Preston North End 4-4 (2-1) Burnley FC v Everton FC 5-2 Saturday, 22 August 1959, Stamford Bridge, attendance: 42,891 Tuesday, 25 August 1959, Turf Moor, attendance: 29,165 CFC: Matthews; P.Sillett, R.Whittaker, Anderton, J.Mortimore, J.Compton, Brabrook, J.Greaves, Livesey, A.Nicholas, Blunstone BFC: Blacklaw; Angus, Cummings, Seith, B.Miller, Adamson, Connelly, McIlroy, Pointer, J.Robson, Pilkington Preston: Else; W.Cunningham, J.Walton, O'Farrell, Dunn II, J.A.Smith, Mayers, T.Thompson, T.Finney, Sneddon, S.Taylor EFC: Dunlop; A.Parker, Bramwell, B.Harris, T.Jones, Meagan, J.Harris, E.Thomas, Hickson, R.Collins, E.O'Hara Scorers: 1-0 J.Greaves (11.), 1-1 T.Finney (13.), 2-1 Brabrook (23.), 3-1 J.Greaves (48.), 4-1 J.Greaves (63.), 4-2 T.Thompson (70.), Scorers: Connelly (2), Pilkington (1), Pointer (1), J.Robson (1) – E.Thomas (1), B.Miller (1 o.g.) 4-3 Mayers (80.), 4-4 O'Farrell (89.) Preston North End v West Ham United 1-1 (1-1) Birmingham City v Wolverhampton Wanderers 0-1 (0-1) Tuesday, 25 August 1959, Deepdale, attendance: 29,489 Saturday, 22 August 1959, St. Andrews, attendance: 41,248 Preston: Else; W.Cunningham, J.Walton, O'Farrell, Dunn II, J.A.Smith, Mayers, T.Thompson, T.Finney, Sneddon, S.Taylor BCFC: Schofield; B.Farmer, G.Allen, Watts, Tr.Smith, R.Neal, Astall, J.D.Gordon, R.Stubbs, Orritt, Hooper WHU: Dwyer; J.Bond, Cantwell, A.Malcolm, K.Brown, J.Smith, Grice, Woosnam, Keeble, Dick, Musgrove WWFC: Finlayson; Stuart, Gw.Jones, Clamp, Showell, R.Flowers, Lill, R.Mason, J.Murray, P.Broadbent, Deeley Scorers: 0-1 Musgrove (31.), 1-1 T.Thompson (34.) Scorer: 0-1 R.Mason (28.) Nottingham Forest v Arsenal 0-3 (0-1) Blackpool FC v Bolton Wanderers 3-2 (0-2) Wednesday, 26 August 1959, City Ground, attendance: 32,536 Saturday, 22 August 1959, Bloomfield Road, attendance: 29,216 NFFC: C.Thomson; Whare, J.McDonald, Whitefoot, McKinlay, Iley, Knight, J.Quigley, T.Wilson, W.Gray, Imlach BFC: Farm; Armfield, B.Martin, J.Kelly, Gratrix, H.Kelly, A.Kaye, Mudie, Charnley, Peterson, Perry AFC: Standen; L.Wills, D.Evans, M.Charles, Dodgin, V.Groves, Clapton, Barnwell, D.Herd, J.Bloomfield, Haverty BWFC: Hopkinson; R.Hartle, T.Banks, Hennin, J.Higgins, B.Edwards, D.Holden, D.Stevens, Gubbins, F.Hill, R.Parry Scorer: 0-1, 0-2, 0-3 Clapton (4., 59., 88.) Scorers: 0-1 R.Parry (23., pen.), 0-2 F.Hill (26.), 1-2 Charnley (63.), 2-2 Charnley (67.), 3-2 Mudie (87.) Tottenham Hotspur v West Bromwich Albion 2-2 Newcastle United v Tottenham Hotspur 1-5 (0-1) Wednesday, 26 August 1959, White Hart Lane, attendance: 54,114 Saturday, 22 August 1959, St. James Park, attendance: 40,782 Spurs: W.Brown; P.Baker, Hopkins, D.Blanchflower, M.Norman, D.Mackay, Medwin, Harmer, R.Smith, J.Brooks, C.Jones NUFC: Simpson; Keith, McMichael, Franks, Scoular, J.Bell, H.Taylor, Eastham, L.White, I.Allchurch, McGuigan WBA: Potter; D.Howe II, S.Williams, Setters, J.Kennedy, R.Barlow, R.Allen, Burnside, R.Robson, Kevan, D.Hogg Spurs: W.Brown; P.Baker, Hopkins, D.Blanchflower, M.Norman, D.Mackay, Medwin, Harmer, R.Smith, J.Brooks, C.Jones Scorers: R.Smith (1), Medwin (1) – R.Robson (1), Kevan (1) Scorers: 0-1 C.Jones (29.), 0-2 C.Jones (52.), 1-2 Eastham (62.), 1-3 J.Brooks (72.), 1-4 C.Jones (82.), 1-5 J.Brooks (88.) Luton Town v Blackpool FC 0-1 (0-0) Arsenal FC v Sheffield Wednesday 0-1 (0-1) Wednesday, 26 August 1959, Kenilworth Road, attendance: 19,095 Saturday, 22 August 1959, Highbury, attendance: 47,430 Luton: Baynham; S.Dunne, K.Hawkes, Morton, T.Kelly, J.Groves, Bingham, Kilgannon, A.D.Brown, Cummins, A.Gregory AFC: Standen; L.Wills, D.Evans, T.Docherty, M.Charles, G.Ward, Clapton, V.Groves, D.Herd, J.Bloomfield, J.Henderson BFC: Farm; Armfield, B.Martin, J.Kelly, Gratrix, H.Kelly, A.Kaye, Mudie, Charnley, Peterson, Perry SWFC: R.Springett; P.Johnson, N.Curtis, T.McAnearney, Swan, Kay, D.Wilkinson, R.Froggatt, Shiner, Fantham, A.Finney Scorer: 0-1 Charnley (77.) Scorer: 0-1 Fantham (42.) Bolton Wanderers v Blackburn Rovers 0-3 (0-1) Everton FC v Luton Town 2-2 (0-0) Wednesday, 26 August 1959, Burnden Park, attendance: 42,324 Saturday, 22 August 1959, Goodison Park, attendance: 38,539 BWFC: Hopkinson; R.Hartle, T.Banks, Hennin, J.Higgins, B.Edwards, D.Holden, D.Stevens, Gubbins, F.Hill, R.Parry EFC: Dunlop; A.Parker, Tansey, B.Harris, T.Jones, Meagan, J.Harris, E.Thomas, Hickson, R.Collins, E.O'Hara Rovers: Leyland; K.G.Taylor, D.Whelan, R.Clayton, M.Woods, M.McGrath, Isherwood, Dobing, D.Dougan, Vernon, A.MacLeod Luton: Baynham; S.Dunne, K.Hawkes, Morton, Pacey, J.Groves, Bingham, Kilgannon, A.D.Brown, Cummins, A.Gregory Scorers: 0-1 Vernon (38.), 0-2, 0-3 Dobing (56., 88.) Scorers: 1-0 Hickson (67.), 1-1 A.D.Brown (68.), 1-2 Bingham (75.), 2-2 J.Harris (86.) Fulham FC v Manchester City 5-2 Leeds United v Burnley FC 2-3 (0-2) Wednesday, 26 August 1959, Craven Cottage, attendance: 26,818 Saturday, 22 August 1959, Elland Road, attendance: 20,233 FFC: Macedo; Cohen, Langley, Mullery, R.Bentley, J.Lawler, Leggat, J.W.Hill, J.Doherty, Haynes, T.Chamberlain LUFC: Burgin; Ashall, Hair, McConnell, J.Charlton, Cush, Humphries, Revie, A.Shackleton, Chr.Crowe, Meek MCFC: Trautmann; Leivers, A.Kerr, K.Barnes, McTavish, Shawcross, F.Fagan, Johnstone, C.Barlow, Hayes, Colbridge BFC: Blacklaw; Angus, Cummings, Seith, B.Miller, Adamson, Connelly, McIlroy, Pointer, J.Robson, Pilkington Scorers: Haynes (2), Leggat (2), Mullery (1) – Colbridge (1), C.Barlow (1) Scorers: 0-1 Pilkington (23.), 0-2 Connelly (34.), 1-2 Cush (64., pen.), 1-3 Pointer (82.), 2-3 J.Charlton (84.) Leicester City v Leeds United 3-2 West Bromwich Albion v Manchester United 3-2 (2-1) Wednesday, 26 August 1959, Filbert Street, attendance: 24,740 Saturday, 22 August 1959, The Hawthorns, attendance: 40,706 LCFC: D.MacLaren; Chalmers, Baillie, J.Newman, Knapp, Appleton, H.Riley, Cheesebrough, Hines, Leek, G.Wills WBA: Potter; D.Howe II, S.Williams, Setters, J.Kennedy, R.Barlow, R.Allen, Burnside, R.Robson, Kevan, R.Dixon LUFC: Burgin; Ashall, Hair, McConnell, J.Charlton, Cush, Meek, Revie, A.Shackleton, Chr.Crowe, Overfield MUFC: Gregg; I.Greaves, Carolan, F.Goodwin, Foulkes, McGuinness, W.Bradley, Quixall, Viollet, R.Charlton, Scanlon Scorers: Hines (2), Cheesebrough (1) – Cush (1), Chr.Crowe (1) Scorers: 0-1 Viollet (18.), 1-1 Burnside (24.), 2-1 Foulkes (25., o.g.), 2-2 Viollet (72.), 3-2 Burnside (73.) Birmingham City v Newcastle United 4-3 Manchester City v Nottingham Forest 2-1 (1-1) Wednesday, 26 August 1959, St. Andrews, attendance: 26,986 Saturday, 22 August 1959, Maine Road, attendance: 38,974 BCFC: Schofield; B.Farmer, G.Allen, Watts, Tr.Smith, R.Neal, Astall, J.D.Gordon, R.Stubbs, Orritt, Hooper MCFC: Trautmann; Leivers, A.Kerr, K.Barnes, McTavish, Shawcross, F.Fagan, Johnstone, C.Barlow, Hayes, Colbridge NUFC: B.Harvey; Keith, McMichael, Franks, Scoular, J.Bell, H.Taylor, Eastham, L.White, I.Allchurch, M.E.Scott NFFC: C.Thomson; Whare, J.McDonald, Whitefoot, McKinlay, Burkitt, Knight, J.Quigley, T.Wilson, Iley, Imlach Scorers: Orritt (1), R.Stubbs (1), Hooper (1'), J.D.Gordon (1) – Eastham (2''), L.White (1) Scorers: 1-0 F.Fagan (17.), 1-1 Iley (33.), 2-1 Johnstone (54.) Wolverhampton Wanderers v Sheffield Wednesday 3-1 West Ham United v Leicester City 3-0 (1-0) Wednesday, 26 August 1959, Molineux, attendance: 37,397 Saturday, 22 August 1959, Upton Park, attendance: 27,996 WWFC: Finlayson; Stuart, Gw.Jones, Clamp, Showell, R.Flowers, Lill, R.Mason, J.Murray, C.Booth, Deeley WHU: Dwyer; J.Bond, Cantwell, A.Malcolm, K.Brown, J.Smith, Grice, Woosnam, Keeble, Dick, Musgrove SWFC: R.Springett; P.Johnson, N.Curtis, T.McAnearney, Swan, Kay, D.Wilkinson, R.Froggatt, Shiner, Fantham, A.Finney LCFC: D.MacLaren; Chalmers, Baillie, J.Newman, Knapp, Appleton, H.Riley, Cheesebrough, Hines, Leek, G.Wills Scorers: J.Murray (2), Clamp (1) – Fantham (1) Scorers: 1-0 J.Smith (21.), 2-0 Keeble (70.), 3-0 Grice (85.) Manchester United v Chelsea FC 0-1 (0-1) Blackburn Rovers v Fulham FC 4-0 (2-0) Wednesday, 26 August 1959, Old Trafford, attendance: 57,903 Saturday, 22 August 1959, Ewood Park, attendance: 39,232 MUFC: Gregg; I.Greaves, Carolan, F.Goodwin, Foulkes, McGuinness, W.Bradley, Quixall, Dawson, Viollet, R.Charlton Rovers: Leyland; K.G.Taylor, D.Whelan, R.Clayton, M.Woods, M.McGrath, Douglas, Dobing, D.Dougan, Vernon, A.MacLeod CFC: Matthews; P.Sillett, R.Whittaker, Anderton, J.Mortimore, Compton, Brabrook, J.Greaves, Livesey, A.Nicholas, Blunstone FFC: Macedo; Cohen, Langley, Mullery, R.Bentley, Cook, Leggat, J.W.Hill, J.Doherty, Haynes, T.Chamberlain Scorer: 0-1 J.Greaves (27.) Scorers: 1-0, 2-0 D.Dougan (31., 41.), 3-0 Vernon (63.), 4-0 Dobing (78.) Table Top Scorers Table Top Scorers P W D L Pts GF GA P W D L Pts GF GA 01 Blackburn Rovers 02 02 00 00 4-0 7:0 01 Greaves (Chelsea) 4 goals 01 Blackburn Rovers 01 01 00 00 2-0 4:0 01 Greaves (Chelsea) 3 goals 02 Wolverhampton Wanderers 02 02 00 00 4-0 4:1 02 Dobing (Blackburn) 3 " 02 West Ham United 01 01 00 00 2-0 3:0 C.Jones (Tottenham) 3 " 03 Blackpool FC 02 02 00 00 4-0 4:2 Charnley (Blackpool) 3 " 03 Sheffield Wednesday 01 01 00 00 2-0 1:0 03 Burnside (West Bromwich) 2 " 04 Burnley FC 02 02 00 00 4-0 8:4 C.Jones (Tottenham) 3 " Wolverhampton Wanderers 01 01 00 00 2-0 1:0 Viollet (Manchester Utd.) 2 " 05 West Ham United 02 01 01 00 3-1 4:1 Eastham (Newcastle) 3 " 05 Tottenham Hotspur 01 01 00 00 2-0 5:1 D.Dougan (Blackburn) 2 " 06 Tottenham Hotspur 02 01 01 00 3-1 7:3 Connelly (Burnley) 3 " 06 Manchester City 01 01 00 00 2-0 2:1 J.Brooks (Tottenham) 2 " 07 Chelsea FC 02 01 01 00 3-1 5:4 Clapton (Arsenal) 3 " 07 Blackpool
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