1991–92 Leeds United A.F.C. season

Having finished fourth the previous season, this time round Leeds clinched the First Division title, ahead of archrivals Manchester United, in only their second consecutive season as First Division club. As champions of the Football League, United qualified for the European Cup, which would be rebranded as the UEFA Champions League for the next season. They lost just four league games all season, were held to 1-1 draws by Manchester United (who also knocked them out of both domestic cups) and clinched the title in the penultimate game of the season with a 3-2 win at Sheffield United. The winning goal that day was scored by striker Rod Wallace, who had joined Leeds the previous summer from Southampton.

Final league table

Main article: 1991–92 Football League

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	F	A	W	D	L	F	A	F	A	GD	Pts
1	Leeds United	42	13	8	0	38	13	9	8	4	36	24	74	37	+37	82
2	Manchester United	42	12	7	2	34	13	9	8	4	29	20	63	33	+30	78
3	Sheffield Wednesday	42	13	5	3	39	24	8	7	6	23	25	62	49	+13	75
4	Arsenal	42	12	7	2	51	23	7	8	6	30	24	81	46	+35	72
5	Manchester City	42	13	4	4	32	14	7	6	8	29	34	61	48	+13	70
6	Liverpool	42	13	5	3	34	17	3	11	7	13	23	47	40	+7	64
7	Aston Villa	42	13	3	5	31	16	4	6	11	17	28	48	44	+4	60
8	Nottingham Forest	42	10	7	4	36	27	6	4	11	24	31	60	58	+2	59
9	Sheffield United	42	9	6	6	29	23	7	3	11	36	40	65	63	+2	57
10	Crystal Palace	42	7	8	6	24	25	7	7	7	29	36	53	61	– 8	57
11	Queens Park Rangers	42	6	10	5	25	21	6	8	7	23	26	48	47	+1	54
12	Everton	42	8	8	5	28	19	5	6	10	24	32	52	51	+1	53
13	Wimbledon	42	10	5	6	32	20	3	9	9	21	33	53	53	±0	53
14	Chelsea	42	7	8	6	31	30	6	6	9	19	30	50	60	– 10	53
15	Tottenham Hotspur	42	7	3	11	33	35	8	4	9	25	28	58	63	– 5	52
16	Southampton	42	7	5	9	17	28	7	5	9	22	27	39	55	– 16	52
17	Oldham Athletic	42	11	5	5	46	36	3	4	14	17	31	63	67	– 4	51
18	Norwich City	42	8	6	7	29	28	3	6	12	18	35	47	63	– 16	45
19	Coventry City	42	6	7	8	18	15	5	4	12	17	29	35	44	– 9	44
20	Luton Town	42	10	7	4	25	17	0	5	16	14	54	38	71	– 33	42
21	Notts County	42	7	5	9	24	29	3	5	13	16	33	40	62	– 22	40
22	West Ham United	42	6	6	9	22	24	3	5	13	15	35	37	59	– 22	38

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

Key
	League Champions, qualified for Champions League
	FA Cup winners, qualified for Cup Winners' Cup
	Qualified for UEFA Cup
	League Cup winners, qualified for UEFA Cup
	Relegated

Results

Leeds United's score comes first^[1]

Legend

Win	Draw	Loss

Football League First Division

Date	Opponent	Venue	Result	Attendance	Scorers
20 August 1991	Nottingham Forest	H	1–0	29,457	McAllister
24 August 1991	Sheffield Wednesday	H	1–1	30,260	Hodge
28 August 1991	Southampton	A	4–0	15,862	Speed (2), Strachan (2)
31 August 1991	Manchester United	A	1–1	43,778	Chapman
3 September 1991	Arsenal	H	2–2	29,396	Chapman, Strachan
7 September 1991	Manchester City	H	3–0	29,986	Batty, Dorigo, Strachan
14 September 1991	Chelsea	A	1–0	23,439	Shutt
18 September 1991	Coventry City	A	0–0	15,488
21 September 1991	Liverpool	H	1–0	32,917	Hodge
28 September 1991	Norwich City	A	2–2	15,828	Speed, Dorigo
1 October 1991	Crystal Palace	A	0–1	18,298
5 October 1991	Sheffield United	H	4–3	28,362	Hodge (2), Sterland (2)
19 October 1991	Notts County	A	4–2	12,964	Hodge, Whyte, Chapman, McAllister
26 October 1991	Oldham Athletic	H	1–0	28,199	Kilcline (own goal)
2 November 1991	Wimbledon	A	0–0	7,025
16 November 1991	Queens Park Rangers	H	2–0	27,087	Sterland, Rod Wallace
24 November 1991	Aston Villa	A	4–1	23,713	Chapman (2), Sterland, Rod Wallace
30 November 1991	Everton	H	1–0	30,043	Rod Wallace
7 December 1991	Luton Town	A	2–0	11,550	Speed, Rod Wallace
14 December 1991	Tottenham Hotspur	H	1–1	31,404	Speed
22 December 1991	Nottingham Forest	A	0–0	27,170
26 December 1991	Southampton	H	3–3	22,805	Hodge (2), Speed
29 December 1991	Manchester United	H	1–1	32,638	Sterland
1 January 1992	West Ham United	A	3–1	21,766	Chapman (2), McAllister
12 January 1992	Sheffield Wednesday	A	6–1	32,228	Dorigo, Chapman (3), Whitlow, Rod Wallace
18 January 1992	Crystal Palace	H	1–1	27,717	Fairclough
1 February 1992	Notts County	H	3–0	27,224	Batty, Sterland, Wallace
8 February 1992	Oldham Athletic	A	0–2	18,409
23 February 1992	Everton	A	1–1	19,248	Shutt
29 February 1992	Luton Town	H	2–0	28,231	Cantona, Chapman
3 March 1992	Aston Villa	H	0–0	28,896
7 March 1992	Tottenham Hotspur	A	3–1	27,622	Newsome, McAllister, Rod Wallace
11 March 1992	Queens Park Rangers	A	1–4	14,641	Speed
14 March 1992	Wimbledon	H	5–1	26,760	Cantona, Chapman (3), Rod Wallace
22 March 1992	Arsenal	A	1–1	27,844	Chapman
28 March 1992	West Ham United	H	0–0	31,101
4 April 1992	Manchester City	A	0–4	30,239
11 April 1992	Chelsea	H	3–0	31,363	Cantona, Chapman, Rod Wallace
18 April 1992	Liverpool	A	0–0	37,186
20 April 1992	Coventry City	H	2–0	26,582	Fairclough, McAllister (pen)
26 April 1992	Sheffield United	A	3–2	32,000	Gayle (own goal), Newsome, Rod Wallace
2 May 1992	Norwich City	H	1–0	32,673	Rod Wallace

Goalscorers

FA Cup

Main article: 1991-92 FA Cup


Round	Date	Opponent	Venue	Result	Attendance	Goalscorers
R3	15 January 1992	Manchester United	H	0–1	31,819

League Cup

Main article: 1991–92 Football League Cup


Round	Date	Opponent	Venue	Result	Attendance	Goalscorers
R2 1st leg	24 September 1991	Scunthorpe United	A	0–0	8,392
R2 2nd leg	8 October 1991	Scunthorpe United	H	3–0 (won 3-0 on agg)	14,558	Speed, Chapman, Sterland
R3	29 October 1991	Tranmere Rovers	H	3–1	18,266	Shutt, Chapman (2)
R4	4 December 1991	Everton	A	4–1	25,467	Speed, Chapman, Rod Wallace
QF	8 January 1992	Manchester United	H	1–3	28,886	Speed

Goalscorers

Full Members Cup

Main article: 1991-92 Full Members Cup


Round	Date	Opponent	Venue	Result	Attendance	Goalscorers
R2	22 October 1991	Nottingham Forest	H	1–3	6,495	Rod Wallace

Goalscorers

Rod Wallace 1

Squad

^[2] Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.		Position	Player
		GK	Mervyn Day
		GK	Neil Edwards
		GK	John Lukic
		GK	Paul Pettinger
		DF	Rob Bowman
		DF	Tony Dorigo
		DF	Chris Fairclough
		DF	Gary Kelly
		DF	Dylan Kerr
		DF	John McClelland
		DF	Jon Newsome
		DF	Mel Sterland
		DF	Ray Wallace
		DF	David Wetherall
		DF	Mike Whitlow
		DF	Chris Whyte
		MF	David Batty
		MF	Simon Grayson

No.		Position	Player
		MF	Steve Hodge
		MF	Chris Kamara
		MF	Gary McAllister
		MF	Scott Sellars
		MF	Glynn Snodin
		MF	Gary Speed
		MF	Gordon Strachan (captain)
		MF	Mark Tinkler
		MF	Andy Williams
		FW	Tony Agana (on loan from Notts County)
		FW	Lee Chapman
		FW	Bobby Davison
		FW	Carl Shutt
		FW	Imre Varadi
		FW	Rod Wallace
		FW	Noel Whelan
		FW	Eric Cantona

Transfers

In

Rod Wallace - Southampton, £1,600,000, 1991^†
Ray Wallace - Southampton, £100,000, 1991
Tony Dorigo - Chelsea, £1,300,000, 1991
Steve Hodge - Nottingham Forest, £900,000, 1991
David Wetherall - Sheffield Wednesday, £137,500, 1991
Jon Newsome - Sheffield Wednesday, £137,500, 1991
Eric Cantona - Nîmes, £900,000, 1992^[3]

^†Club record transfer fee at the time.

Out

John Pearson - Barnsley, £135,000, 1991
Neil Edwards - Stockport County, £5,000, 1991
Peter Haddock - retired, 1991
Jim Beglin - retired, 1991
Chris Kamara - Luton Town, £150,000, 1992
Simon Grayson - Leicester City, £25,000, 1992
Mike Whitlow - Leicester City, £25,000, 1992

Transfers in:

£5,075,000

Transfers out:

£340,000

Total spending:

£4,735,000

Loaned out

Awards

At the end of the season, left-back Tony Dorigo was named the club's Player of the Year.

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