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1952–53 Aston Villa F.C. season

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The 1952–53 English football season was Aston Villa's 54th season in The Football League. Villa played in the First Division, the top-tier of English football

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Peter McParland in 2013

There were debut appearances for Peter McParland (293), Norman Lockhart (74) and Dennis Parsons (41).[1][2] During his time with Aston Villa, McParland got influenced by Jimmy Hogan,[3] McParland holds a unique place in English football history as the first player in the game to score in and win both English major domestic knockout Finals.

Manager George Martin resigned over friction with the board.[4]

Table

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Pos Team Pld W D L GF GA GAv Pts
9 Sunderland 42 15 13 14 68 82 0.829 43
10 Tottenham Hotspur 42 15 11 16 78 69 1.130 41
11 Aston Villa 42 14 13 15 63 61 1.033 41
12 Cardiff City 42 14 12 16 54 46 1.174 40
13 Middlesbrough 42 14 11 17 70 77 0.909 39
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Source: World Football
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal average; 3) Goals scored

Matches

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DateOpponentVenueScoreNotesScorers
23 Aug 1952ArsenalHome1–2—Davy Walsh
30 Aug 1952Derby CountyAway1–0—Colin Gibson
1 Sep 1952SunderlandHome3–0—Herbert Smith, Peter Aldis, Johnny Dixon
6 Sep 1952BlackpoolHome1–5—Johnny Dixon
8 Sep 1952Wolverhampton WanderersAway1–2—Derek Pace
13 Sep 1952ChelseaAway0–4——
15 Sep 1952Wolverhampton WanderersHome0–1——
20 Sep 1952Manchester UnitedHome3–3—Norman Lockhart, Derek Pace, Ken Roberts
27 Sep 1952PortsmouthAway1–1—Ken Roberts
4 Oct 1952Bolton WanderersHome1–1—Amos Moss
11 Oct 1952MiddlesbroughHome1–0—Colin Gibson
18 Oct 1952LiverpoolAway2–0—Own goal, Ken Roberts
25 Oct 1952Manchester CityHome0–0——
1 Nov 1952Stoke CityAway4–1—Johnny Dixon (3), Danny Blanchflower
8 Nov 1952Preston North EndHome1–0—Colin Gibson
15 Nov 1952BurnleyAway0–1——
22 Nov 1952Tottenham HotspurHome0–3——
29 Nov 1952Sheffield WednesdayAway2–2—Stan Lynn, Derek Pace
13 Dec 1952Newcastle UnitedAway1–2—Johnny Dixon
20 Dec 1952ArsenalAway1–3—Tommy Thompson
26 Dec 1952Charlton AthleticHome1–1—Tommy Thompson
1 Jan 1953SunderlandAway2–2—Johnny Dixon, Tommy Thompson
3 Jan 1953Derby CountyHome3–0—Tommy Thompson, Johnny Dixon, Ken Roberts
17 Jan 1953BlackpoolAway1–1—Colin Gibson
24 Jan 1953ChelseaHome1–1—Tommy Thompson
18 Feb 1953PortsmouthHome6–0—Own goal, Davy Walsh (2), Johnny Dixon, Tommy Thompson, Billy Goffin
21 Feb 1953Bolton WanderersAway0–0——
4 Mar 1953MiddlesbroughAway0–1——
7 Mar 1953LiverpoolHome4–0—Davy Walsh, Dicky Dorsett, Johnny Dixon, Tommy Thompson
14 Mar 1953Manchester CityAway1–4—Tommy Thompson
18 Mar 1953Charlton AthleticAway1–5—Davy Walsh
25 Mar 1953Stoke CityHome1–1—Ken Roberts
28 Mar 1953Preston North EndAway3–1—Derek Pace (2), Davy Walsh
4 Apr 1953BurnleyHome2–0—Amos Moss, Larry Canning
6 Apr 1953West Bromwich AlbionAway2–3—Danny Blanchflower, Davy Walsh
7 Apr 1953West Bromwich AlbionHome1–1—Davy Walsh
11 Apr 1953Tottenham HotspurAway1–1—Danny Blanchflower
18 Apr 1953Sheffield WednesdayHome4–3—Johnny Dixon (2), Colin Gibson, Tommy Thompson
25 Apr 1953Cardiff CityAway2–1—Johnny Dixon, Amos Moss
29 Apr 1953Cardiff CityHome2–0—Danny Blanchflower, Davy Walsh
1 May 1953Newcastle UnitedHome0–1——
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Source: avfchistory.co.uk

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