1951–52 Everton F.C. season

Everton
1951–52 season
Manager	Cliff Britton
Ground	Goodison Park
Second Division	7th
FA Cup	Third Round
	Home colours
	Home colours

During the 1951–52 English football season, Everton F.C. competed in the Football League Second Division.

Final League Table

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	F	A	W	D	L	F	A	F	A	GA	GD	Pts
1	Sheffield Wednesday	42	14	4	3	54	23	7	7	7	46	43	100	66	1.515	+34	53
2	Cardiff City	42	18	2	1	52	15	2	9	10	20	39	72	54	1.333	+18	51
3	Birmingham City	42	11	6	4	36	21	10	3	8	31	35	67	56	1.196	+11	51
4	Nottingham Forest	42	12	6	3	41	22	6	7	8	36	40	77	62	1.242	+15	49
5	Leicester City	42	12	6	3	48	24	7	3	11	30	40	78	64	1.219	+14	47
6	Leeds United	42	13	7	1	35	15	5	4	12	24	42	59	57	1.035	+2	47
7	Everton	42	12	5	4	42	25	5	5	11	22	33	64	58	1.103	+6	44
8	Luton Town	42	9	7	5	46	35	7	5	9	31	43	77	78	0.987	–1	44
9	Rotherham United	42	11	4	6	40	25	6	4	11	33	46	73	71	1.028	+2	42
10	Brentford	42	11	7	3	34	20	4	5	12	20	35	54	55	0.982	–1	42
11	Sheffield United	42	13	2	6	57	28	5	3	13	33	48	90	76	1.184	+14	41
12	West Ham United	42	13	5	3	48	29	2	6	13	19	48	67	77	0.870	–10	41
13	Southampton	42	11	6	4	40	25	4	5	12	21	48	61	73	0.836	–12	41
14	Blackburn Rovers	42	11	3	7	35	30	6	3	12	19	33	54	63	0.857	–9	40
15	Notts County	42	11	5	5	45	27	5	2	14	26	41	71	68	1.044	+3	39
16	Doncaster Rovers	42	9	4	8	29	28	4	8	9	26	32	55	60	0.917	–5	38
17	Bury	42	13	2	6	43	22	2	5	14	24	47	67	69	0.971	–2	37
18	Hull City	42	11	5	5	44	23	2	6	13	16	47	60	70	0.857	–10	37
19	Swansea Town	42	10	4	7	45	26	2	8	11	27	50	72	76	0.947	–4	36
20	Barnsley	42	8	7	6	39	33	3	7	11	20	39	59	72	0.819	–13	36
21	Coventry City	42	9	5	7	36	33	5	1	15	23	49	59	82	0.720	–23	34
22	Queens Park Rangers	42	8	8	5	35	35	3	4	14	17	46	52	81	0.642	–29	34

P = Matches played; W = Matches won; D = Matches drawn; L = Matches lost; F = Goals for; A = Goals against; GA = Goal average; GD = Goal difference; Pts = Points

Key
	Division Champions, promoted
	Promoted
	Relegated

Results

Win	Draw	Loss

Football League Second Division

Date	Opponent	Venue	Result
18 August 1951	Southampton	A	0-1
22 August 1951	Brentford	H	1-0
25 August 1951	Sheffield Wednesday	H	3-3
27 August 1951	Brentford	A	0-1
1 September 1951	Leeds United	A	2-1
5 September 1951	Nottingham Forest	H	1-0
8 September 1951	Rotherham United	H	3-3
12 September 1951	Nottingham Forest	A	0-2
15 September 1951	Cardiff City	A	1-3
22 September 1951	Birmingham City	H	1-3
29 September 1951	Leciester City	A	2-1
6 October 1951	Blackburn Rovers	H	0-2
13 October 1951	Queen’s Park Rangers	A	4-4
20 October 1951	Notts County	H	1-5
27 October 1951	Luton Town	A	1-1
3 November 1951	Bury	H	2-2
10 November 1951	Swansea Town	A	2-0
17 November 1951	Coventry City	H	4-1
24 November 1951	West Ham United	A	3-3
1 December 1951	Sheffield United	H	1-0
8 December 1951	Barnsley	A	0-1
15 December 1951	Southampton	H	3-0
22 December 1951	Sheffield Wednesday	A	0-4
25 December 1951	Doncaster Rovers	A	1-3
26 December 1951	Doncaster Rovers	H	1-1
29 December 1951	Leeds United	H	2-0
5 January 1952	Rotherham United	A	1-1
19 January 1952	Cardiff City	H	3-0
26 January 1952	Birmingham City	A	2-1
9 February 1952	Leicester City	H	2-0
16 February 1952	Blackburn Rovers	A	0-1
1 March 1952	Queen’s Park Rangers	H	3-0
8 March 1952	Notts County	A	0-0
15 March 1952	Luton Town	H	1-3
22 March 1952	Bury	A	0-1
29 March 1952	Swansea Town	H	2-1
5 April 1952	Coventry City	A	1-2
11 April 1952	Hull City	H	5-0
12 April 1952	West Ham United	H	2-0
14 April 1952	Hull City	A	0-1
19 April 1952	Sheffield United	A	2-1
26 April 1952	Barnsley	H	1-1

[1]

FA Cup


Round	Date	Opponent	Venue	Result	Attendance	Goalscorers
3	12 January 1952	Leyton Orient	A	0–0
3:R	16 January 1952	Leyton Orient	H	1–3

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Squad

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References

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[5152results-1] Everton's Record in 1951-52

[2] 1951-1952 Summary: Appearances and Goals

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