Football : Season Details : 1995

Final English Top Division Football (soccer) Table and Cup Final(s)

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Position	Club	Points	History	Notes
1	Blackburn Rovers	89	4-3
2	Manchester United	88	6-20	FAC-F
3	Nottingham Forest	77	6-1
4	Liverpool	74	4-33	LC-W
5	Leeds United	73	6-5
6	Newcastle United	72	5-2
7	Tottenham Hotspur	62	5-17
8	Queens Park Rangers	60	3-12
9	Wimbledon	56	1-9
10	Southampton	54	2-17
11	Chelsea	54	7-6
12	Arsenal	51	2-69	CWC-F
13	Sheffield Wednesday	51	9-4
14	West Ham United	50	5-2
15	Everton	50	3-41	FAC-W
16	Coventry City	50	1-28
17	Manchester City	49	9-6
18	Aston Villa	48	5-7
19	Crystal Palace	45	4-1
20	Norwich City	43	4-9
21	Leicester City	29	9-1
22	Ipswich Town	27	3-3

Legend and Abbreviations
Points: 3 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; LC League Cup; CWC Cup Winners Cup; W Winners - F Finalists

League Cup Final	Liverpool 2 Bolton Wanderers 1
FA Cup Final	Everton 1 Manchester United 0

European Cup Final	Ajax 1 AC Milan 0
UEFA Cup Final First Leg	Parma 1 Juventus 0
UEFA Cup Final Second Leg	Juventus 1 Parma 1 (agg 1 - 2)
Cup Winners Cup Final	Real Zaragosa 2 Arsenal 1 aet

aet After Extra Time : agg Aggregate Score

History (England)

In the final games of the season Blackburn Rovers were beaten 1 - 2 at Liverpool. Meanwhile, Manchester United were drawing 1 - 1 at West Ham United when a win would have made them Champions. Instead, Blackburn Rovers won their first Championship since 1914. Manchester United gain the highest number of points (88) for a second placed club, a record which they would break in 2012.

Four clubs were relegated because the Top Division was reduced in size.

The FA Cup final was a repeat of 1985.

Liverpool won the League Cup for a record 5th time.

Arsenal reached consecutive finals in the Cup Winners Cup.

After the Bosman ruling, footballers win the right to go to another club once their contracts expire; another ruling allows the free movement of players within the European Union.

History (Europe)

This was the seventh UEFA Cup final between clubs from the same country: Parma and Juventus (Italy).

Ajax won the European Cup without a single defeat. In the same season they won their domestic league also without losing.

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