1954–55 in English football

Chelsea, managed by legendary former Arsenal forward Ted Drake, celebrate their 50th anniversary by winning the league championship.

Manchester United's new-look side with an emphasis on youth finish fifth, their title hopes dashed only by a slow start to the season.

Just before the end of the season, their 18-year-old half-back Duncan Edwards becomes the youngest full England international of the 20th century.

Tottenham Hotspur can only manage a 16th-place finish in the First Division, despite the acquisition of skilful half-back Danny Blanchflower from Aston Villa.

Newcastle United win the FA Cup for the sixth time, matching the record set by Aston Villa.