1952–53 Everton F.C. season

Everton
1952–53 season
Manager	Cliff Britton
Ground	Goodison Park
Second Division	16th
FA Cup	Semi-Finalists
Home colours	Away colours

During the 1952–53 English football season, Everton F.C. competed in the Football League Second Division.

Final League Table

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	F	A	W	D	L	F	A	F	A	GA	GD	Pts
1	Sheffield United	42	15	3	3	60	27	10	7	4	37	28	97	55	1.764	+42	60
2	Huddersfield Town	42	14	4	3	51	14	10	6	5	33	19	84	33	2.545	+51	58
3	Luton Town	42	15	1	5	53	17	7	7	7	31	32	84	49	1.714	+35	52
4	Plymouth Argyle	42	12	5	4	37	24	8	4	9	28	36	65	60	1.083	+5	49
5	Leicester City	42	13	6	2	55	29	5	6	10	34	45	89	74	1.203	+15	48
6	Birmingham City	42	11	3	7	44	38	8	7	6	27	28	71	66	1.076	+5	48
7	Nottingham Forest	42	11	5	5	46	32	7	3	11	31	35	77	67	1.149	+10	44
8	Fulham	42	14	1	6	52	28	3	9	9	29	43	81	71	1.141	+10	44
9	Blackburn Rovers	42	12	4	5	40	20	6	4	11	28	45	68	65	1.046	+3	44
10	Leeds United	42	13	4	4	42	24	1	11	9	29	39	71	63	1.127	+8	43
11	Swansea Town	42	10	9	2	45	26	5	3	13	33	55	78	81	0.963	–3	42
12	Rotherham United	42	9	7	5	41	30	7	2	12	34	44	75	74	1.014	+1	41
13	Doncaster Rovers	42	9	9	3	26	17	3	7	11	32	47	58	64	0.906	–6	40
14	West Ham United	42	9	5	7	38	28	4	8	9	20	32	58	60	0.967	–2	39
15	Lincoln City	42	9	9	3	41	26	2	8	11	23	45	64	71	0.901	–7	39
16	Everton	42	9	8	4	38	23	3	6	12	33	52	71	75	0.947	–4	38
17	Brentford	42	8	8	5	38	29	5	3	13	21	47	59	76	0.776	–17	37
18	Hull City	42	11	6	4	36	19	3	2	16	21	50	57	69	0.826	–12	36
19	Notts County	42	11	5	5	41	31	3	3	15	19	57	60	88	0.682	–28	36
20	Bury	42	10	6	5	33	30	3	3	15	20	51	53	81	0.654	–28	35
21	Southampton	42	5	7	9	45	44	5	6	10	23	41	68	85	0.800	–17	33
22	Barnsley	42	4	4	13	31	46	1	4	16	16	62	47	108	0.435	–61	18

P = Matches played; W = Matches won; D = Matches drawn; L = Matches lost; F = Goals for; A = Goals against; GA = Goal average; GD = Goal difference; Pts = Points

Key
	Division Champions, promoted
	Promoted
	Relegated

Results

Win	Draw	Loss

Football League Second Division

Date	Opponent	Venue	Result	Attendance
23 August 1952	Hull City	H	0-2	43,035
25 August 1952	Sheffield United	A	0-1	30,625
30 August 1952	Blackburn Rovers	A	1-3	27,134
3 September 1952	Sheffield United	H	0-0	31,554
6 September 1952	Nottingham Forest	H	3-0	34,254
10 September 1952	Barnsley	A	3-2	10,835
13 September 1952	Southampton	A	1-1	18,021
20 September 1952	Brentford	A	4-2	21,042
27 September 1952	Doncaster Rovers	H	7-1	34,344
4 October 1952	Swansea City	A	2-2	22,954
11 October 1952	Notts County	H	1-0	40,626
18 October 1952	Leicester City	A	2-4	36,819
25 October 1952	West Ham United	H	2-0	38,323
1 November 1952	Fulham	A	0-3	26,775
8 November 1952	Rotherham United	H	0-1	38,808
15 November 1952	Plymouth Argyle	A	0-1	24,960
22 November 1952	Leeds United	H	2-2	28,664
29 November 1952	Luton Town	A	2-4	15,160
6 December 1953	Birmingham City	H	1-1	23,858
13 December 1952	Bury	A	5-0	12,549
20 December 1952	Hull City	A	0-1	15,708
26 December 1952	Lincoln City	A	1-1	19,524
1 January 1953	Barnsley	H	2-1	25,485
3 January 1953	Blackburn Rovers	H	0-3	37,137
17 January 1953	Nottingham Forest	A	3-3	22,298
24 January 1953	Southampton	H	2-2	25,278
7 February 1953	Brentford	H	5-0	36,431
18 February 1953	Doncaster Rovers	A	0-3	8,951
21 February 1953	Swansea Town	H	0-0	39,618
5 March 1953	Notts County	A	2-2	7,529
7 March 1953	Leicester City	H	2-2	41,005
14 March 1953	West Ham United	A	1-3	19,022
25 March 1953	Fulham	H	3-3	10,829
28 March 1953	Rotherham United	A	2-2	12,633
4 April 1953	Plymouth Argyle	H	2-0	38,794
6 April 1953	Huddersfield Town	H	2-1	48,221
7 April 1953	Huddersfield Town	A	2-8	30,721
11 April 1953	Leeds United	A	0-2	15,363
15 April 1953	Bury	H	3-0	11,787
18 April 1953	Luton Town	H	1-1	32,948
22 April 1953	Lincoln City	H	0-3	24,217
25 April 1953	Birmingham City	A	2-4	17,083

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FA Cup


Round	Date	Opponent	Venue	Result	Attendance
3	10 January 1953	Ipswich Town	H	3–2	42,252
4	31 January 1953	Nottingham Forest	H	4–1	48,904
5	21 February 1953	Manchester United	H	2–1	77,920
6	28 February 1953	Aston Villa	A	1–0	60,658
SF	21 March 1953	Bolton Wanderers	N	3–4	75,213

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Squad

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References

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[5253results-1] Everton's Record in 1952-53

[2] 1952-1953 Summary: Appearances and Goals

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