The Old Division One final positions from 1989

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1 Arsenal 76
2 Liverpool 76 FAC-W
3 Nottingham Forest 64 LC-W
4 Norwich City 62
5 Derby County 58
6 Tottenham Hotspur 57
7 Coventry City 55
8 Everton 54 FAC-F
9 Queens Park Rangers 53
10 Millwall 53
11 Manchester United 51
12 Wimbledon 51
13 Southampton 45
14 Charlton Athletic 42
15 Sheffield Wednesday 42
16 Luton Town 41 LC-F
17 Aston Villa 40
18 Middlesbrough 39
19 West Ham United 38
20 Newcastle United 31

Colour Legend
English Clubs banned from European competition.
Clubs in RED were relegated
Points: 3 for a win; 1 for a draw.

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 Nottingham Forest 3 Luton Town 1
FA Cup Final Liverpool 3 Everton 2 aet


European Cup Final AC Milan 4 Steaua Bucharest 0
UEFA Cup Final First Leg Napoli 2 Stuttgart 1
UEFA Cup Final Second Leg Stuttgart 3 Napoli 3 (agg 4 - 5)
Cup Winners Cup Final Barcelona 2 Sampdoria 0

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The Top Division is reduced to 20 clubs.

In injury time of the last game of the season, Arsenal scored a goal beating Liverpool 2-0 at Anfield. This win gave Arsenal the same number of points as Liverpool and the same goal difference. Arsenal won the Championship because they had scored 6 goals more. This was the closest Championship finish in the history of the League. The Liverpool v Arsenal game had been postponed from earlier in the season and was being played after the FA Cup final which Liverpool had won. For the second consecutive season, Liverpool were denied the League and FA Cup double by a London club.

This was the first time since 1952 that the season ended with two clubs playing each other for the Championship.

The FA Cup final was a repeat of 1986, and was the second all-Mersey final.