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Football in England; Season: 1995–96: Men's football; FA Premier League: Manchester United: First Division: Sunderland: Second Division: Swindon Town: Third Division: Preston North End: Football Conference: Stevenage Borough: FA Cup: Manchester United: Football League Trophy: Rotherham United: League Cup: Aston Villa: Charity ...
(18 November 1995) Biggest away win: Bolton Wanderers 0–6 Manchester United (25 February 1996) Highest scoring: Sheffield Wednesday 6–2 Leeds United (16 December 1995) Longest winning run: 6 games Manchester United: Longest unbeaten run: 15 games Liverpool: Longest winless run: 14 games Coventry City Wimbledon: Longest losing run ...
Check out the list of all football competitions for 1995-1996 including Club International Cups, National Team Competitions, European Leagues, Domestic Leagues, National Teams, Domestic Cups, Domestic Youth Leagues on FBref.com
League Cup Final 1996 Venue Gate Notes; PL: Aston Villa: 3: 0: Leeds United: PL: Wembley Stadium (Empire Stadium), London: 77,056 : Milosevic, Taylor, Yorke : League Cup Semi-Finals 1996 Venue Gate Notes; D 1: Birmingham City: 1: 2: Leeds United: PL: St Andrew's, Birmingham: 24,781 : Francis : Yeboah, Whyte OG : PL: Arsenal: 2: 2: Aston Villa ...
The 1995–96 season was the 97th season of competitive league football in the history of English football club Wolverhampton Wanderers. They played the season in the second tier of the English football system, the Football League First Division.
26 de may. de 1996 · Resultados de Primera División, Temporada 1995/1996, resultados en directo, la clasificación de la liga, e información sobre todos los equipos de Primera División, Temporada 1995/1996: Espanyol, SD Compostela, Racing, Real Sociedad, Atlético, Albacete, Sevilla, UD Salamanca, Celta, Valencia, Real Valladolid, Real Betis, Real Zaragoza, Real Madri...
footballsite - F.A. Premier League table 1995/96. The Premier Division table of 1995/96 when Manchester United won the championship.
