- 1894–95 Newton Heath F.C. season
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Newton Heath 1894–95 season Secretary 
A. H. AlbutSecond Division 3rd FA Cup First Round Top goalscorer League:
Dick Smith (19)
All:
Dick Smith (20)Highest home attendance 15,000 vs Bury (12 April 1895) Lowest home attendance 2,000 vs Lincoln City (22 December 1894) Average home attendance 6,563 ← 1893–94 1895–96 → The 1894–95 season was Newton Heath's third season in the Football League and their first outside the top flight. They finished third in the Second Division, earning the right to play in a Test match against Stoke City in order to regain their top-flight status. They lost the match, which was played at Vale Park, Burslem, 3–0 and remained in the Second Division. In the FA Cup, the Heathens were knocked out in the First Round after losing 3–2 to Stoke City.
The club also entered teams in the Lancashire and Manchester Senior Cups in 1894–95, but were knocked out in the first round of both competitions. As in the previous season, a Newton Heath team also competed in the Lancashire Palatine League, along with Bury and Liverpool. They beat Liverpool at home, but drew at Anfield and lost both matches against Bury. It was to be Newton Heath's last entry in the Palatine League.
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Football League Second Division
Date Opponents Home/
AwayResult
F – AScorers Attendance 8 September 1894 Burton Wanderers A 0 – 1 3,000 15 September 1894 Crewe Alexandra H 6 – 1 Dow (2), Smith (2), Clarkin, McCartney 6,000 22 September 1894 Leicester Fosse A 3 – 2 Dow (2), Smith 6,000 6 October 1894 Darwen A 1 – 1 Donaldson 6,000 13 October 1894 Woolwich Arsenal H 3 – 3 Donaldson (2), Clarkin 4,000 20 October 1894 Burton Swifts A 2 – 1 Donaldson (2) 5,000 27 October 1894 Leicester Fosse H 2 – 2 McNaught, Smith 3,000 3 November 1894 Manchester City A 5 – 2 Smith (4), Clarkin 14,000 10 November 1894 Rotherham Town H 3 – 2 Davidson, Donaldson, Peters 4,000 17 November 1894 Grimsby Town A 1 – 2 Clarkin 3,000 24 November 1894 Darwen H 1 – 1 Donaldson 5,000 1 December 1894 Crewe Alexandra A 2 – 0 Clarkin, Smith 600 8 December 1894 Burton Swifts H 5 – 1 Peters (2), Smith (2), Dow 4,000 15 December 1894 Notts County A 1 – 1 Donaldson 3,000 22 December 1894 Lincoln City H 3 – 0 Donaldson, Millar, Smith 2,000 24 December 1894 Burslem Port Vale A 5 – 2 Clarkin, Donaldson, McNaught, Millar, Smith 1,000 26 December 1894 Walsall Town Swifts A 2 – 1 Millar, Stewart 1,000 29 December 1894 Lincoln City A 0 – 3 3,000 1 January 1895 Burslem Port Vale H 3 – 0 Millar (2), Rothwell 5,000 5 January 1895 Manchester City H 4 – 1 Clarkin (2), Donaldson, Smith 12,000 12 January 1895 Rotherham Town A 1 – 2 Erentz 2,000 2 March 1895 Burton Wanderers H 1 – 1 Peters 6,000 23 March 1895 Grimsby Town H 2 – 0 Cassidy (2) 9,000 30 March 1895 Woolwich Arsenal A 2 – 3 Clarkin, Donaldson 6,000 3 April 1895 Walsall Town Swifts H 9 – 0 Cassidy (2), Donaldson (2), Peters (2), Smith (2), Clarkin 6,000 6 April 1895 Newcastle United H 5 – 1 Cassidy (2), Smith (2), McDermidd (o.g.) 5,000 12 April 1895 Bury H 2 – 2 Cassidy, Donaldson 15,000 13 April 1895 Newcastle United A 0 – 3 4,000 15 April 1895 Bury A 1 – 2 Peters 10,000 20 April 1895 Notts County H 3 – 3 Cassidy, Clarkin, Smith 4,000 Pos Club Pld W D L GF GA Pts 2 Notts County 30 17 5 8 75 45 39 3 Newton Heath 30 15 8 7 78 44 38 4 Leicester Fosse 30 15 8 7 72 53 38 Pld = Matches played; W = Matches won; D = Matches drawn; L = Matches lost; F = Goals for; A = Goals against; GD = Goal difference; Pts = Points
Test Match
Date Opponents Home/
AwayResult
F – AScorers Attendance 27 April 1895 Stoke City N 0 – 3 10,000 FA Cup
Date Round Opponents Home/
AwayResult
F – AScorers Attendance 2 February 1895 Round 1 Stoke City H 2 – 3 Smith, Peters 7,000 See also
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