User:Aaronjbaylis/Everton season

Everton
1986–87 season
Manager	Howard Kendall
First Division	1st
Top goalscorer	League: Trevor Steven (14); All: Trevor Steven, Adrian Heath, Kevin Sheedy (16)
	← 1985–86 1987–88 →

During the 1986–87 English football season, Everton F.C. competed in the Football League First Division. They finished as league champions for the second time in three seasons. The Toffees advanced to the Xth round of the FA Cup, and to the X of the League Cup.

Final League Table edit

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	F	A	W	D	L	F	A	F	A	GD	Pts	Notes
1	Everton	42	16	4	1	49	11	10	4	7	27	20	76	31	+45	86	^{[notes 1]}
2	Liverpool	42	15	3	3	43	16	8	5	8	29	26	72	42	+30	77	^{[notes 1]}
3	Tottenham Hotspur	42	14	3	4	40	14	7	5	9	28	29	68	43	+25	71	^{[notes 1]}
4	Arsenal	42	12	5	4	31	12	8	5	8	27	23	58	35	+23	70	^{[notes 1]}
5	Norwich City	42	9	10	2	27	20	8	7	6	26	31	53	51	+2	68	^{[notes 1]}
6	Wimbledon	42	11	5	5	32	22	8	4	9	25	28	57	50	+7	66
7	Luton Town	42	14	5	2	29	13	4	7	10	18	32	47	45	+2	66
8	Nottingham Forest	42	12	8	1	36	14	6	3	12	28	37	64	51	+13	65
9	Watford	42	12	5	4	38	20	6	4	11	29	34	67	54	+13	63
10	Coventry City	42	14	4	3	35	17	3	8	10	15	28	50	45	+5	63	^{[notes 1]}
11	Manchester United	42	13	3	5	38	18	1	11	9	14	27	52	45	+7	56
12	Southampton	42	11	5	5	44	24	3	5	13	25	44	69	68	+1	52
13	Sheffield Wednesday	42	9	7	5	39	24	4	6	11	19	35	58	59	–1	52
14	Chelsea	42	8	6	7	30	30	5	7	9	23	34	53	64	–11	52
15	West Ham United	42	10	4	7	33	28	4	6	11	19	39	52	67	–15	52
16	Queens Park Rangers	42	9	7	5	31	27	4	4	13	17	37	48	64	–16	50
17	Newcastle United	42	10	4	7	33	29	2	7	12	14	36	47	65	–18	47
18	Oxford United	42	8	8	5	30	25	3	5	13	14	44	44	69	–25	46
19	Charlton Athletic	42	7	7	7	26	22	4	4	13	19	33	45	55	–10	44	^{[notes 1]}
20	Leicester City	42	9	7	5	39	24	2	2	17	15	52	54	76	–22	42
21	Manchester City	42	8	6	7	28	24	0	9	12	8	33	36	57	–21	39
22	Aston Villa	42	7	7	7	25	25	1	5	15	20	54	45	79	–34	36

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

^ Charlton Athletic were able to retain their place in the 1st Division through play-offs.

Key
	League Champions, excluded from the European Cup
	FA Cup Winners, but excluded from the Cup Winners' Cup
	UEFA Cup spot, but excluded
	League Cup winners, excluded from UEFA Cup
	Into play-offs
	Relegated

Results edit

Win	Draw	Loss

Football League First Division edit

Date	Opponent	Venue	Result	Attendance	Scorers
23 August 1986	Nottingham Forest	H	2-0	35,198	Kevin Sheedy 2
25 August 1986	Sheffield Wednesday	A	2-2	33,007	Graeme Sharp, Kevin Langley
30 August 1986	Coventry City	A	1-1	13,504	Ian Marshall
2 September 1986	Oxford United	H	3-1	26,018	Trevor Steven (pen), Alan Harper, Kevin Langley
6 September 1986	Queens Park Rangers	H	0-0	30,173
13 September 1986	Wimbledon	A	2-1	11,708	Kevin Sheedy, Graeme Sharp
21 September 1986	Manchester United	H	3-1	25,843	Graeme Sharp, Kevin Sheedy, Adrian Heath
27 September 1986	Tottenham Hotspur	A	0-2	28,007
4 October 1986	Arsenal	H	0-1	30,007
11 October 1986	Charlton	A	2-3	10,564	Kevin Sheedy 2
18 October 1986	Southampton	A	2-0	18,009	Trevor Steven (pen), Paul Wilkinson
25 October 1986	Watford	H	3-2	28,577	Derek Mountfield 2, Trevor Steven (pen)
2 November 1986	West Ham	A	0-1	19,094
8 November 1986	Chelsea	H	2-2	29,727	Trevor Steven (pen), Kevin Sheedy
15 November 1986	Leicester City	A	2-0	13,450	Adrian Heath, Kevin Sheedy
23 November 1986	Liverpool	H	0-0	48,247
29 November 1986	Manchester City	A	3-1	27,097	Adrian Heath 2, Paul Power
6 December 1986	Norwich City	H	4-0	26,746	Paul Power, Trevor Steven (pen), Neil Pointon, Adrian Heath
13 December 1986	Luton Town	A	0-1	11,151
20 December 1986	Wimbledon	H	3-0	25,553	Trevor Steven, Kevin Sheedy Adrian Heath
26 December 1986	Newcastle United	A	4-0	35,079	Paul Power, Trevor Steven 2, Adrian Heath
28 December 1986	Leicester City	H	5-1	39,730	Adrian Heath 2, Paul Wilkinson, O'Neill (og), Kevin Sheedy
1 January 1987	Aston Villa	H	3-0	40,203	Alan Harper, Trevor Steven, Kevin Sheedy
3 January 1987	Queens Park Rangers	A	1-0	19,287	Graeme Sharp
17 January 1987	Sheffield Wednesday	H	2-0	33,011	Trevor Steven (pen), Dave Watson
25 January 1987	Nottingham Forest	A	0-1	17,009
7 February 1987	Coventry City	H	3-1	30,402	Gary Stevens, Trevor Steven (pen), Adrian Heath
14 February 1987	Oxford United	A	1-1	11,878	Paul Wilkinson
28 February 1987	Manchester United	A	0-0	47,421
8 March 1987	Watford	A	1-2	14014	Adrian Heath
14 March 1987	Southampton	H	3-0	26,564	Wright (og), Paul Power, Dave Watson
21 March 1987	Charlton	H	2-1	27,291	Trevor Steven (pen)Gary Stevens
28 March 1987	Arsenal	A	1-0	36,218	Wayne Clarke
4 April 1987	Chelsea	A	2-1	21,914	McLaughlin (og), Alan Harper
11 April 1987	West Ham	H	4-0	35,731	Wayne Clarke, Peter Reid, Gary Stevens, Dave Watson
18 April 1987	Aston Villa	A	1-0	31,218	Kevin Sheedy
20 April 1987	Newcastle United	H	3-0	43,576	Wayne Clarke 3
25 April 1987	Liverpool	A	1-3	44,827	Kevin Sheedy
2 May 1987	Manchester City	H	0-0	37,541
4 May 1987	Norwich City	A	1-0	23,489	Pat Van Den Hauwe
9 May 1987	Luton Town	H	3-1	44,092	Trevor Steven 2 (2 pens), Graeme Sharp
11 May 1987	Tottenham Hotspur	H	1-0	28,287	Derek Mountfield

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FA Cup edit


Round	Date	Opponent	Venue	Result	Attendance	Goalscorers
3	10 January 1987	Southampton	H	2-1	32,320	Graeme Sharp 2
4	31 January 1987	Bradford City	A	1-0	15,519	Ian Snodin
5	22 February 1987	Wimbledon	A	1-3	9,924	Paul Wilkinson

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League Cup edit


Round	Date	Opponent	Venue	Result	Attendance	Goalscorers
2:1	24 September 1986	Newport County	H	4-0	11,957	Kevin Langley, Adrian Heath, Paul Wilkinson 2
2:2	7 October 1986	Newport County	A	5-1 (agg 9-1)	7,172	Paul Wilkinson 3, Graeme Sharp, Mullen (og)
3	28 October 1986	Sheffield Wednesday	H	4-0	24,638	Paul Wilkinson 2, Adrian Heath, Derek Mountfield
4	19 November 1986	Norwich City	A	4-1	17,988	Kevin Sheedy, Graeme Sharp, Trevor Steven (pen), Adrian Heath
QF	21 January 1987	Liverpool	H	0-1	53,323

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Squad edit

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References edit

Category:Everton F.C. seasons Everton

[1] Charlton Athletic were able to retain their place in the 1st Division through play-offs.

[8687results-2] Everton's Record in 1986-87

[3] 1986-1987 Summary: Appearances and Goals

[notes 1]

[1]

[2]

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