1981-1982 Summary
Final League Table and Cup Winners

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Football League Division 1 - Final Table
Cup Winners
   
 
HOME
AWAY
 
          
   
PLD
W
D
L
F
A
W
D
L
F
A
PTS
FA Cup Final
1.
 Liverpool
42
14
3
4
39
14
12
6
3
41
18
87
Tottenham H
1
-
0
 QPR
2.
 Ipswich
42
17
1
3
47
25
9
4
8
28
28
83
(after a 1-1 draw aet - both matches at Wembley)
3.
 Man Utd
42
12
6
3
27
9
10
6
5
32
20
78
Semi-Finals
4.
 Tottenham H
42
12
4
5
41
26
8
7
6
26
22
71
Tottenham H
2
-
0
Leicester
5.
 Arsenal
42
13
5
3
27
15
7
6
8
21
22
71
QPR
1
-
0
West Brom
6.
 Swansea C
42
13
3
5
34
16
8
3
10
24
35
69
          
7.
 Southampton
42
15
2
4
49
30
4
7
10
23
37
66
League Cup Final
8.
 Everton
42
11
7
3
33
21
6
6
9
23
29
64
Liverpool
3
-
1
 Tottenham H
9.
 West Ham
42
9
10
2
42
29
5
6
10
24
28
58
(aet at Wembley)
10.
 Man City
42
9
7
5
32
23
6
6
9
17
27
58
Semi-Finals
11.
 Aston Villa
42
9
6
6
28
24
6
6
9
27
29
57
Liverpool
4
-
2
Ipswich (on agg)
12.
 Nott'm Forest
42
7
7
7
19
20
8
5
8
23
28
57
Tottenham H
1
-
0
West Brom (on agg)
13.
 Brighton
42
8
7
6
30
24
5
6
10
13
28
52
          
14.
 Coventry
42
9
4
8
31
24
4
7
10
25
38
50
FA Charity Shield
15.
 Notts Co
42
8
5
8
32
33
5
3
13
29
36
47
Tottenham H
2
-
2
 Aston Villa
16.
 Birmingham
42
8
6
7
29
25
2
8
11
24
36
44
(at Wembley - Shield shared)
17.
 West Brom
42
6
6
9
24
25
5
5
11
22
32
44
          
18.
 Stoke
42
9
2
10
27
28
3
6
12
17
35
44
European Cup Final
19.
 Sunderland
42
6
5
10
19
26
5
6
10
19
32
44
Aston Villa
1
-
0
 Bayern Munich
20.
 Leeds (Rlgtd)
42
6
11
4
23
20
4
1
16
16
41
42
European Cup Winners' Cup Final
21. Wolves (Rlgtd)
42
8
5
8
19
20
2
5
14
13
43
40
Barcelona
2
-
1
 Standard Liege
22. Middlesbrough (Rlgtd)
42
5
9
7
20
24
3
6
12
14
28
39
UEFA Cup Final
 
IFK Gothenburg
4
-
0
 SV Hamburg (on agg)
Division 1 Top Scorer
Intercontinental ('Toyota') Cup
Kevin Keegan (Southampton) - 26 League Goals
Flamengo
3
-
0
 Liverpool
           
Football Writers' Association Footballer of the Year
          
Steve Perryman (Tottenham)
          
PFA Players' Player of the Year
          
Kevin Keegan (Southampton)
          
PFA Young Player of the Year
          
Steve Moran (Southampton)
          
European Footballer of the Year
          
Karl-Heinz Rummenigge (Bayern Munich)