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1.  Blackburn Rovers        42  17  2  2  54  21  10  6  5  26  18   89
2.  Manchester United       42  16  4  1  42   4  10  6  5  35  24   88
3.  Nottingham Forest       42  12  6  3  36  18  10  5  6  36  25   77
4.  Liverpool               42  13  5  3  38  13   8  6  7  27  24   74
5.  Leeds United            42  13  5  3  35  15   7  8  6  24  23   73
6.  Newcastle United        42  14  6  1  46  20   6  6  9  21  27   72
7.  Tottenham Hotspur       42  10  5  6  32  25   6  9  6  34  33   62
8.  Queens Park Rangers     42  11  3  7  36  26   6  6  9  25  33   60
9.  Wimbledon               42   9  5  7  26  26   6  6  9  22  39   56
10. Southampton             42   8  9  4  33  27   4  9  8  28  36   54
11. Chelsea                 42   7  7  7  25  22   6  8  7  25  33   54
12. Arsenal                 42   6  9  6  27  21   7  3 11  25  28   51
13. Sheffield Wednesday     42   7  7  7  26  26   6  5 10  23  31   51
14. West Ham United         42   9  6  6  28  19   4  5 12  16  29   50
15. Everton                 42   8  9  4  31  23   3  8 10  13  28   50
16. Coventry City           42   7  7  7  23  25   5  7  9  21  37   50
17. Manchester City         42   8  7  6  37  28   4  6 11  16  36   49
18. Aston Villa             42   6  9  6  27  24   5  6 10  24  32   48
19. Crystal Palace          42   6  6  9  16  23   5  6 10  18  26   45
20. Norwich City            42   8  8  5  27  21   2  5 14  10  33   43
21. Leicester City          42   5  6 10  28  37   1  5 15  17  43   29
22. Ipswich Town            42   5  3 13  24  34   2  3 16  12  59   27

This colour means team is in Relegation Zone

Promotion/Relegation 1994/95

Promoted:

Middlesborough Bolton Wanderers

Relegated:

Crystal Palace Norwich City Leicester City Ipswich Town

Winners 1994/95

Blackburn Rovers denied Manchester Utd a hat-trick of Premier League titles beating United in the end by only 1 point. It was their 3rd Championship win in their history.

Everton caused the upset and beat almighty Manchester Utd 1-0 at Wembley in the FA Cup final. Paul Rideout scored the goal that brought the FA Cup home to Everton for the first time in 11 years.

Liverpool made no hiccups when they beat Bolton Wanderers 2-1 in the Coca Cola Cup final - thanks to a double striker by Steve McManaman.