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Football : Season Details : 1958 Final English Top Division Football (soccer) Table and Cup Final(s) [Season 1957] [Season 1959] Position Club Points History Notes 1  Wolverhampton Wanderers  64 2-19   2  Preston North End  59 6-7   3  Tottenham Hotspur  51 4-8   4  West Bromwich Albion  50 5-9   5  Manchester City  49 6-7   6  Burnley  47 4-11   7  Blackpool  44 2-14   8  Luton Town  44 1-3   9  Manchester United  43 5-13  FAC-F  10  Nottingham Forest  42 4-1   11  Chelsea  42 3-21   12  Arsenal  39 2-32   13  Birmingham City  39 6-3   14  Aston Villa  39 2-13   15  Bolton Wanderers  38 6-16  FAC-W  16  Everton  37 3-4   17  Leeds United  37 4-2   18  Leicester City  33 5-1   19  Newcastle United  32 2-10   20  Portsmouth  32 1-24   21  Sunderland  32 1-57   22  Sheffield Wednesday  31 6-2   Legend and Abbreviations Points: 2 for a win : 1 for a draw. Clubs: Blue Qualified for Europe Red Relegated History is in the form A-B:  A is the number of occasions that the club has been in the Top Division.  B is the current number of consecutive seasons in the Top Division. Notes: FAC FA Cup; W Winners - F Finalists

History (England)

Sunderland were relegated after 57 seasons in the Top Division by goal average, a run that began in 1891. This record run in the Top Division would not be equalled until 1983.

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The 1958 World Cup in Sweden
Brazil win the sixth World Cup.