1989–90 Crystal Palace F.C. season

English football club season February 2015 February 2015 Crystal Palace F.C. 1989–90 Ron Noades Steve Coppellhttps://www.soccerbase.com/teams/team.sd?team_id=646&teamTabs=managers Crystal Palace Manager History | Past & Present | Soccer Base Ground Selhurst Park First Division 15th FA Cup Runners-up(eliminated by Manchester United) League Cup Third round(eliminated by Nottingham Forest) Full Members' Cup Southern final(eliminated by Chelsea) Mark Bright (12) Mark Bright (17) 29,870 vs LiverpoolFirst Division,20 January 1990 3,747 vs Luton Town,Full Members' Cup,27 November 1989 17,369 4–0 vs Huddersfield Town (home),FA Cup, 27 January 1990 9–0 vs Liverpool (away),First Division, 12 September 1989 1988–89 1990–91 _blue_stripes _bluestripes _blue_stripes FF0000 FF0000 FF0000 FF0000 FF0000 FFFFFF _redbluestripes2 FFFFFF FFFFFF FFFFFF Third _black_stripes _blackstripes _black_stripes _yellowbottom _2 black stripes FBE311 FBE311 FBE311 000000 FBE311 The 1989–90 season was the 74th season of competitive association football and 63rd season in the Football League played by Crystal Palace Football Club, a professional football club based in Selhurst, South London, England. Their promotion via the Second Division play-offs in 1988–89 meant they played in the First Division, after an eight-year absence from the top division of the English football league system. The season ran from 1 July 1989 to 30 June 1990. It was Steve Coppell's sixth start to a season as manager. Palace occupied a position in the bottom half of the table for most of the season, and finished the 1989–90 Football League First Division in 15th place. The club suffered its record league defeat this season when Liverpool beat them 9–0 at Anfield. Palace reached the 1990 FA Cup final at Wembley Stadium, they drew 3–3 with Manchester United and so the tie had to be replayed five days later, United won 1–0 to give Alex Ferguson his first major trophy as their manager. Palace were eliminated from the 1989–90 Football League Cup in the third round, and from the 1989–90 Full Members' Cup in the Southern section final. 23 players made at least one appearance in nationally organised first-team competition, and there were 12 different goalscorers. Midfielders Andy Gray, Alan Pardew and Geoff Thomas played in 51 of the 54 competitive matches played over the season; Gray started all 51 while Pardew and Thomas made 2 and 4 substitute appearances respectively. Mark Bright finished as leading scorer with 17 goals, of which 12 came in league competition, two came in the FA Cup, one came in the League Cup and two came in the Full Members' Cup. Bright was voted as the Crystal Palace F.C. Player of the Year. Background and pre-season History of Crystal Palace F.C. List of Crystal Palace F.C. seasons The 1988–89 season was Palace's eight successive season in the Football League Second Division. They finished the season in third place missing out on the second automatic promotion place by one point, instead they qualified for the play-offs. They beat Swindon Town in the semi-final 2–1 on aggregate. In the 1989 Football League Second Division play-off final they faced Blackburn Rovers, the first leg was won by Rovers 3–1 at Ewood Park. In the second leg at Selhurst Park, Palace were 2–0 up after 90 minutes so the match went into extra time. Another goal from Palace saw them win the tie and take the remaining place in the First Division. + Pre-season match detailsDateOpponentsVenueResultScoreF Goals for–A Goals against23 July 1989IF NorvallaAW3–125 July 1989Billesholms GIFAW7–227 July 1989Verderslov DanninglandaAW5–129 July 1989Virserums SGFAW7–131 July 1989Skera IFAW7–11 August 1989Sodra Vings IFAW2–05 August 1989Farnborough TownAW2–18 August 1989AldershotAW2–011 August 1989Swansea CityAW4–113 August 1989West Ham UnitedAL1–330 August 1989Derry CityAW4–2 League table http://www.emfootball.co.uk/table1989-90.html English Football League Tables 1989/1990 CRY y Results https://www.11v11.com/teams/crystal-palace/tab/matches/season/1990/ Crystal Palace match record: 1990 First Division 19 August 1989 Queens Park Rangers 1 2–0 Crystal Palace Wright x2 Loftus Road London 16,161 L 22 August 1989 Crystal Palace 2 1–1 Manchester United Wright Robson Selhurst Park London 22,423 D 26 August 1989 Crystal Palace 3 0–1 Coventry City Kilcline Selhurst Park London 11,122 L 9 September 1989 Crystal Palace 4 2–0 Wimbledon Thomas Wright Selhurst Park London 12,116 W 12 September 1989 Liverpool 5 9–0 Crystal Palace Nicol 7 90McMahon 15Rush 45Gillespie 56Beardsley 61Aldridge 67 pen.Barnes 79Hysén 82 Anfield Liverpool 35,779 L 16 September 1989 Southampton 6 1–1 Crystal Palace Horne Hopkins The Dell Southampton 15,368 D 23 September 1989 Crystal Palace 7 1–0 Nottingham Forest Wright Selhurst Park London 12,899 W 30 September 1989 Crystal Palace 8 2–1 Everton Wright Pardew Newell Selhurst Park London 15,943 W 14 October 1989 Derby County 9 3–1 Crystal Palace Goddard x2Saunders pen. Pardew Baseball Ground Derby 14,535 L 21 October 1989 Crystal Palace 10 4–3 Millwall Wright x2 Bright x2 Hopkins o.g.Cascarino Anthrobus Selhurst Park London 18,920 W 28 October 1989 Aston Villa 11 2–1 Crystal Palace Platt x2 Pardew Villa Park Birmingham 15,724 L 4 November 1989 Manchester City 12 3–0 Crystal Palace White Morley Allen Maine Road Manchester 23,768 L 11 November 1989 Crystal Palace 13 1–1 Luton Town Bright Wilson Selhurst Park London 11,346 D 18 November 1989 Crystal Palace 14 2–3 Tottenham Hotspur Bright x2 Howells Samways Lineker pen. Selhurst Park London 26,266 L 25 November 1989 Sheffield Wednesday 15 2–2 Crystal Palace Whitton Hirst Gray Hopkins Hillsborough Sheffield 17,227 D 2 December 1989 Crystal Palace 16 0–3 Queens Park Rangers Maddix Sinton x2 Selhurst Park London 12,784 L 9 December 1989 Manchester United 17 1–2 Crystal Palace Beardsmore Bright x2 Old Trafford Manchester 33,514 W 16 December 1989 Charlton Athletic 18 1–2 Crystal Palace Walsh Thorn Bright Selhurst Park London 15,763 W 26 December 1989 Crystal Palace 19 2–2 Chelsea Wright Pemberton Dixon Le Saux Selhurst Park London 24,680 D 30 December 1989 Crystal Palace 20 1–0 Norwich City Wright Selhurst Park London 14,250 W 1 January 1990 Arsenal 21 4–1 Crystal Palace Dixon Adams Smith x2 Pardew Highbury London 38,711 L 13 January 1990 Coventry City 22 1–0 Crystal Palace Speedie Highfield Road Coventry 10,858 L 20 January 1990 Crystal Palace 23 0–2 Liverpool Rush 9Beardsley 62 Selhurst Park London 29,807 L 3 February 1990 Nottingham Forest 24 3–1 Crystal Palace Clough Hodge Jemson Salako City Ground Nottingham 19,739 L 10 February 1990 Crystal Palace 25 3–1 Southampton Salako Gray Barber Osman Selhurst Park London 13,363 W 24 February 1990 Crystal Palace 26 1–1 Sheffield Wednesday Bright Worthington Selhurst Park London 11,857 D 3 March 1990 Tottenham Hotspur 27 0–1 Crystal Palace Pardew White Hart Lane London 26,181 W 17 March 1990 Everton 28 4–0 Crystal Palace Cottee x2Whiteside Sharp Goodison Park Everton 19,274 L 20 March 1990 Crystal Palace 29 1–1 Derby County Gray Wright Selhurst Park London 10,051 D 24 March 1990 Crystal Palace 30 1–0 Aston Villa Thompson Selhurst Park London 18,586 W 31 March 1990 Millwall 31 1–2 Crystal Palace Allen Bright Gray The Den London 13,332 W 4 April 1990 Norwich City 32 2–0 Crystal Palace Sherwood O'Reilly o.g. Carrow Road Norwich 12,640 L 14 April 1990 Crystal Palace 33 1–1 Arsenal Gray Hayes Selhurst Park London 28,094 D 16 April 1990 Chelsea 34 3–0 Crystal Palace Dixon Stuart Wilson Stamford Bridge London 16,132 L 21 April 1990 Crystal Palace 35 2–0 Charlton Athletic Thompson Bright Selhurst Park London 15,276 W 28 April 1990 Luton Town 36 1–0 Crystal Palace Dowie Kenilworth Road Luton 10,369 L 2 May 1990 Wimbledon 37 0–1 Crystal Palace Bright Plough Lane London 8,209 W 5 May 1990 Crystal Palace 38 2–2 Manchester City Pardew Gray Allen pen.Quinn Selhurst Park London 20,056 D FA Cup 1989–90 FA Cup 6 January 1990 Crystal Palace Round 3 2–1 Portsmouth Selhurst Park London W 27 January 1990 Crystal Palace Round 4 4–0 Huddersfield Town Selhurst Park London W 17 February 1990 Crystal Palace Round 5 1–0 Rochdale Selhurst Park London W 10 March 1990 Cambridge United Quarter-final 0–1 Crystal Palace Abbey Stadium Cambridge W 8 April 1990 Crystal Palace Semi-final 4–3 yes Liverpool Bright 46O'Reilly 70Gray 88Pardew 109 Rush 14McMahon 81Barnes 83 pen. Villa Park Birmingham W 38,389 12 May 1990 Manchester United Final 3–3 yes Crystal Palace Robson 35Hughes 62 113 O'Reilly 18Wright 72 92 Wembley London D 80,000 17 May 1990 Manchester United Final replay 1–0 Crystal Palace Martin 59 Wembley London L 80,000 League Cup 1989–90 Football League Cup 19 September 1989 Crystal Palace Round 2 leg 1 1–2 Leicester City Selhurst Park London 7,382 L 4 October 1989 Leicester City Round 2 leg 2 2–3 yes 4–4 Crystal Palace Filbert Street Leicester 10,283 W (Crystal Palace won on away goals) 24 October 1989 Crystal Palace Round 3 0–0 Nottingham Forest Selhurst Park London 14,250 D 1 November 1989 Nottingham Forest Round 3 replay 5–0 Crystal Palace City Ground Nottingham 18,625 L Full Members' Cup 1989–90 Full Members' Cup 29 November 1989 Crystal Palace Southern section round 2 Luton Town 4–1 Selhurst Park London 3,747 W 19 December 1989 Crystal Palace Southern section round 3 Charlton Athletic 2–0 Selhurst Park London 6,621 W 13 February 1990 Crystal Palace Southern section semi-final Swindon Town 1–0 Selhurst Park London 6,027 W 21 February 1990 Crystal Palace Southern section final leg 1 Chelsea 0–2 Selhurst Park London 14,839 L 12 March 1990 Chelsea Southern section final leg 1 Crystal Palace 2–0 4–0 Stamford Bridge London 15,061 L Squad https://www.11v11.com/teams/crystal-palace/tab/players/season/1990/ All Crystal Palace players: 1990 yes yes ENG GK Nigel Martyn yes ENG GK Perry Suckling yes ENG GK Brian Parkin yes ENG GK Andy Woodman yes WAL DF Jeff Hopkins yes ENG DF John Pemberton yes ENG DF Rudi Hedman yes ENG DF Adam Locke yes ENG DF Gareth Southgate yes ENG DF Gary O'Reilly yes ENG DF Richard Shaw yes ENG DF Andy Thorn yes ENG DF Mark Dennis yes ENG DF Chris Powell yes ENG DF Ricky Newman yes yes ENG DF Alex Dyer yes ENG DF David Burke yes ENG MF Phil Barber yes ENG MF Andy Gray yes ENG MF David Madden yes IRL MF Eddie McGoldrick yes ENG MF Alan Pardew yes ENG MF John Salako yes ENG MF Geoff Thomas yes ENG MF Mark Hone yes ENG MF Simon Osborn yes ENG FW Mark Bright yes ENG FW Ian Wright yes ENG FW Garry Thompson yes ENG FW David Whyte Notes References General Ian King Crystal Palace: The Complete Record 2011 Derby Books Publishing Company Derby 978-1-85983-809-9 398–399 Specific Category:Crystal Palace F.C. seasons Crystal Palace F.C.