Burton Wanderers

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Burton Wanderers F.C. - History
... In their time in the second division, Burton Wanderers beat Newcastle United 9–0 which remains Newcastle United's worst league defeat away from home ... in bottom place in 1901, merged with neighbouring Burton Swifts (who were still members of the Football League) to form Burton United ... During their existence Burton Wanderers played their home games at Derby Turn and their record attendance was 6,000 for an FA Cup 2nd round match against Notts County in February 1894 ...
1896–97 Football League - Second Division
... Champions Notts County (1st title) Promoted Notts County Failed re-election Burton Wanderers Matches played 240 Goals scored 907 (3.78 per match) Top goalscorer Tom. 21 Sep 1896 - 16 Jan 1897) ← 1895–96 1897–98 → Blackpool Burton Swifts Burton Wanderers Darwen Gainsborough Trinity Grimsby Town Leicester Fosse Lincoln City Loughborough Manchester City Newcastle Newton ...
1895–96 Football League - Second Division
... match) Biggest home win Liverpool –Rotherham 10–1 (18 Feb 1896) Biggest away win Burton Swifts –Liverpool 0–7 (29 Feb 1896) Crewe Alexandra –Liverpool 0–7 (28 Mar 1896) Highest ... (7 Dec 1895 - 7 Mar 1896) Longest unbeaten run 10 matches Burton Wanderers (19 Oct 1895 - 4 Jan 1896) Liverpool F.C. 21 Sep 1895 - 26 Oct 1895) ← 1894–95 1896–97 → Burslem Port Vale Burton Swifts Burton Wanderers Crewe Alexandra Darwen Grimsby Town Leicester ...
1895–96 FA Cup - First Round Proper
... this round, as were Notts County, Darwen, Burton Wanderers, Liverpool, Newton Heath and Woolwich Arsenal from the Second Division ... those sides, only Grimsby Town, Newcastle United, Crewe Alexandra and Burton Swifts qualified to the FA Cup Proper ... team Score Away team Date 1 Blackpool 4–1 Burton Swifts 1 February 1896 2 Chesterfield 0–4 Newcastle United 1 February 1896 3 Darwen 0–2 Grimsby Town 1 February 1896 4 Burnley 6–1 Woolwich Arsenal 1 ...

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