The Old Division One final positions from 1984

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1 Liverpool 80 EC-W; LC-W
2 Southampton 77
3 Nottingham Forest 74
4 Manchester United 74
5 Queens Park Rangers 73
6 Arsenal 63
7 Everton 62 FAC-W; LC-F
8 Tottenham Hotspur 61 UEFA-W
9 West Ham United 60
10 Aston Villa 60
11 Watford 57 FAC-F
12 Ipswich Town 53
13 Sunderland 52
14 Norwich City 51
15 Leicester City 51
16 Luton Town 51
17 West Bromwich Albion 51
18 Stoke City 50
19 Coventry City 50
20 Birmingham City 48
21 Notts County 41
22 Wolverhampton Wanderers 29

Colour Legend
Teams in Blue qualified for Europe
Clubs in RED were relegated

Abbreviations:
FAC FA Cup : LC League Cup : UEFA Fairs Cup : CWC Cup Winners' Cup
W Winner : F Finalist

Final Points are in Purple

League Cup Final Liverpool 0 Everton 0 aet
Liverpool 1 Everton 0
FA Cup Final Everton 2 Watford 0

European Cup Final Liverpool 1 AS Roma 1 aet (pens: 4 - 2)
UEFA Cup Final First Leg Anderlecht 1 Tottenham Hotspur 1
UEFA Cup Final Second Leg Tottenham Hotspur 1 Anderlecht 1 aet (pens: 4 - 3)
Cup Winners Cup Final Juventus 2 Porto 1

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Liverpool won their 15th Championship. They became the third club to win the Championship for three consecutive seasons after Huddersfield Town (1926) and Arsenal (1935).
Liverpool became the first club to win a trophy (the League Cup) four seasons running. Their four wins set a new record for the League Cup.

By also winning the European Cup (for the 4th time), Liverpool became the first English club to win three trophies in the same season. This was their 7th European final.

Liverpool completed a unique run of nine consecutive trophy winning seasons. During that period, they completed a Championship and European trophy double four times.

For the third season running, a club reached both domestic finals, losing the League Cup to Liverpool and winning the FA Cup.

Tottenham Hotspur won the UEFA Cup for the second time.