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1948–49 Aston Villa F.C. season

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The 1948–49 English football season was Aston Villa's 50th season in The Football League. Villa played in the First Division, the top-tier of English football.

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Trevor Ford, top scorer 1947–48 1948-49 and 1949-50

At the start of the season The Times had tipped both Villa and Birmingham as Championship contenders.[2] In the Second City derby both teams won their away fixtures.[3]

Villa faced Wolves for the 1948 Christmas fixtures.[4] On Christmas Day they were beaten 4–0 at the Molineux [5] before winning 5–1 at home two days later.[6] Trevor Ford scored four with Syd Howarth adding the fifth.[7]

There were debuts for Con Martin (194), Colin Gibson (158), Ivor Powell (79), Herbert Smith (54),[8] Larry Canning (39), Miller Craddock (34),[9] Jock Mulraney (12), and Syd Howarth (8).[10]

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More information Pos, Pld ...
Pos Team Pld W D L GF GA GAv Pts
8 Sunderland 42 13 17 12 49 58 0.845 43
9 Charlton Athletic 42 15 12 15 63 67 0.940 42
10 Aston Villa 42 16 10 16 60 76 0.789 42
11 Stoke City 42 16 9 17 66 68 0.971 41
12 Liverpool 42 13 14 15 53 43 1.233 40
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Source: World Football
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal average; 3) Goals scored

Matches

More information Date, Opponent ...
DateOpponentVenueScoreNotesScorers
21 Aug 1948LiverpoolHome2–1—Trevor Ford 1', 44'
25 Aug 1948BoltonAway0–3—None
28 Aug 1948BlackpoolAway0–1—None
30 Aug 1948BoltonHome2–4—Jackie Martin 13'; John Graham 55'
4 Sep 1948Derby CountyHome1–1—Dicky Dorsett 56' (pen)
8 Sep 1948NewcastleAway1–2—Johnny Dixon 35'
11 Sep 1948ArsenalAway1–3—George Edwards 85'
13 Sep 1948NewcastleHome2–4—Johnny Dixon 9'; George Edwards 57'
18 Sep 1948HuddersfieldHome3–3—George Edwards 25'; Albert J Brown 64'; Les Smith 89'
25 Sep 1948Manchester UnitedAway1–3—George Edwards 3'
2 Oct 1948Sheffield UnitedHome4–3—Trevor Ford 3', 13'; George Edwards 7', 83'
9 Oct 1948PortsmouthHome1–1—Jock Mulraney 72'
16 Oct 1948Manchester CityAway1–4—Les Smith 30'
23 Oct 1948CharltonHome4–3—Jock Mulraney 1'; Dicky Dorsett 38', 82'; George Edwards 70'
30 Oct 1948StokeAway2–4—Dicky Dorsett 35' (pen); George Edwards 2–4
6 Nov 1948BurnleyHome3–1—Dicky Dorsett 24'; Les Smith 56'; Trevor Ford 68'
13 Nov 1948PrestonAway1–0—George Edwards 15'
20 Nov 1948EvertonHome0–1—None
27 Nov 1948ChelseaAway1–2—Les Smith 22'
4 Dec 1948BirminghamHome0–3—None
11 Dec 1948MiddlesbroughAway0–6—None
18 Dec 1948LiverpoolAway1–1—Eddie Lowe 27'
25 Dec 1948WolvesAway0–4—None
27 Dec 1948WolvesHome5–1—Syd Howarth 15'; Trevor Ford 46', 75', 78', 88'
1 Jan 1949BlackpoolHome2–5—George Edwards 21'; Billy Goffin 47'
22 Jan 1949ArsenalHome1–0—Billy Goffin 7'
12 Feb 1949HuddersfieldAway1–0—Trevor Ford 7'
19 Feb 1949Manchester UnitedHome2–1—Johnny Dixon 49'; Trevor Ford 80'
26 Feb 1949Sheffield UnitedAway1–0—Syd Howarth 75'
5 Mar 1949PortsmouthAway0–3—None
12 Mar 1949Manchester CityHome1–0—Billy Goffin 75'
19 Mar 1949EvertonAway3–1—Colin Gibson 44'; Johnny Dixon 52', 65'
26 Mar 1949ChelseaHome1–1—Dicky Dorsett 66' (pen)
2 Apr 1949BurnleyAway1–1—Dicky Dorsett 24'
9 Apr 1949PrestonHome2–0—Les Smith 13'; Trevor Ford 63'
15 Apr 1949SunderlandAway0–0—None
16 Apr 1949CharltonAway2–0—George Edwards 1'; Dicky Dorsett 81'
19 Apr 1949SunderlandHome1–1—Trevor Ford 1'
23 Apr 1949StokeHome2–1—George Edwards 5'; Johnny Dixon 46'
27 Apr 1949Derby CountyAway2–2—Johnny Dixon 22'; Dicky Dorsett 51' (pen)
30 Apr 1949BirminghamAway1–0—Miller Craddock 6'
7 May 1949MiddlesbroughHome1–1—Dicky Dorsett 80'
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Source: avfchistory.co.uk

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