1934–35 Manchester City F.C. season explained

Club:Manchester City
Season:1934–35
Manager:Wilf Wild
Stadium:Maine Road
League:First Division
League Result:4th
Cup1:FA Cup
Cup1 Result:Third Round
Cup2:FA Charity Shield
Cup2 Result:Runners-up
League Topscorer:
Fred Tilson (17)
Season Topscorer:
Fred Tilson (17)
Highest Attendance:79,491 v Arsenal
(23 February 1935)
Lowest Attendance:15,000 v Wolverhampton Wanderers
(5 May 1935)
Prevseason:1933–34
Nextseason:1935–36

The 1934–35 season was Manchester City's 40th season of competitive football and 28th season in the top division of English football.[1] In addition to the First Division, the club competed in the FA Cup and the FA Charity Shield.

Following City’s FA Cup win, they managed to use their momentum to give Arsenal and Sunderland a strong challenge for the title. However, a poor run of form at the end of the season left them fifth.

First Division

See main article: 1934–35 Football League.

Reports

DateOpponentsH / AVenueResultF – AScorersAttendance
25 August 1934West Bromwich AlbionAThe Hawthorns1 – 1Barkas24,480
29 August 1934LiverpoolHMaine Road3 - 1Bradshaw (og), Marshall, Brook18,000
1 September 1934Sheffield WednesdayHMaine Road4 – 1Herd (2), Marshall, Brook50,000
5 September 1934LiverpoolAAnfield1 – 2Tilson32,000
8 September 1934Birmingham CityASt Andrews3 - 1Tilson, Herd, Brook20,000
15 September 1934Stoke CityHMaine Road3 – 1Tilson (3)50,000
22 September 1934Leicester CityAFilbert Street3 – 1Herd (2), Busby25,000
29 September 1934MiddlesbroughAAyresome Park2 - 1Herd, Fletcher9,180
6 October 1934Blackburn RoversHMaine Road3 – 3Brook (2), Heale35,482
13 October 1934ArsenalAHighbury0 – 368,145
20 October 1934Derby CountyHMaine Road0 – 144,393
27 October 1934Aston VillaAVilla Park2 – 4Herd, Tilson27,000
3 November 1934Tottenham HotspurHMaine Road3 – 1McLuckie, Herd, Heale28,802
10 November 1934SunderlandAVictoria Ground2 - 3Brook (2)9,000
17 November 1934Huddersfield TownHMaine Road0 – 036,176
24 November 1934EvertonAGoodison Park2 – 1Tilson, Heale36,926
1 December 1934Grimsby TownHMaine Road1 – 0Toseland31,642
8 December 1934Preston North EndADeepdale4 – 2Tilson (3), Brook20,000
15 December 1934ChelseaHMaine Road2 – 0Tilson, Heale28,797
22 December 1934Wolverhampton WanderersAMolineux Stadium0 – 527,204
25 December 1934Leeds UnitedAElland Road2 – 1Toseland, Heale 24,810
26 December 1934Leeds UnitedHMaine Road3 – 0Heale (2), Brook51,387
29 December 1934West Bromwich AlbionHMaine Road3 – 2Brook (2), Herd23,545
5 January 1935Sheffield WednesdayAHillsborough Stadium0 – 135,000
19 January 1935Birmingham CityHMaine Road0 – 025,000
26 January 1935Stoke CityAVictoria Ground0 – 225,000
2 February 1935Leicester CityHMaine Road6 - 3Brook (2), Bray, Toseland, Herd, Tilson20,000
9 February 1935MiddlesbroughHMaine Road6 – 2Toseland, Tilson, Herd, Brook, (own goal x 2)29,431
23 February 1935ArsenalHMaine Road1 – 1Brook79,491
2 March 1935Derby CountyABaseball Ground2 – 1Dellow, Herd27,020
4 March 1935Blackburn RoversAEwood Park0 – 111,328
9 March 1935Aston VillaHMaine Road4 – 1Dellow (2), Heale, Brook25,000
16 March 1935Tottenham HotspurAWhite Hart Lane0 – 043,572
30 March 1935Huddersfield TownALeeds Road0 – 318,997
6 April 1935EvertonHMaine Road2 – 2Heale, Tilson26,138
10 April 1935SunderlandHMaine Road1 – 0Heale18,000
13 April 1935Grimsby TownABlundell Park1 – 1Herd13,394
19 April 1935PortsmouthHMaine Road2 – 4Tilson (2)35,000
20 April 1935Preston North EndHMaine Road1 – 2Herd18,000
22 April 1935PortsmouthAFratton Park2 – 4Dellow, Tilson17,000
27 April 1935ChelseaAStamford Bridge2 – 4Heale, Tilson22,993
4 May 1935Wolverhampton WanderersHMaine Road5 – 0Heale (2), Marshall, Toseland, Brook15,000

FA Cup

See main article: 1934-35 FA Cup.

Results

Notes and References

  1. News: History . Statto.