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none October 2026 1893 association football sports The following are the association football events of the year 1893 throughout the world. Events July - Woolwich Arsenal, Liverpool and Newcastle United all admitted to the Football League September - Woolwich Arsenal return to the Manor Ground from their three-year stay at the Invicta Ground. Clubs formed in 1893 England Gillingham F.C. Headington (now Oxford United) Royal Ordnance Factories West Auckland Town F.C. Whitby Town F.C. Germany VfB Stuttgart VfB Einheit zu Pankow 1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig Italy Genoa C.F.C. Portugal FC Porto Scotland Dundee F.C. Elgin City F.C. Wick Academy F.C. Switzerland FC Basel National League Champions South America +NationTournamentWinnerRunner-uoTitleArgentinaPrimera DivisionLomasFlores1st Europe +NationTournamentWinnerRunner-upTitlePrevious title wonDenmarkFootball TournamentAkademisk BoldklubKjøbenhavns Boldklub2nd1890EnglandFirst DivisionSunderlandPreston North End2nd1892IrelandFootball LeagueLinfieldCliftonville3rd1892NetherlandsFootball LeagueKoninkiljke HFCAVV RAP2nd1890ScotlandFirst DivisionCelticRangers1stNone Domestic Cups Asia +NationTournamentWinnerScoreRunner-upVenueTitlePrevious title wonIndiaDurand CupHighland Light Infantry2-1Argyll & Sutherland HighlandersAnnadale3rd1890 +NationTournamentWinnerScoreRunner-upVenueTitlePrevious title wonEnglandFA CupWolverhampton Wanderers1-0EvertonFallowfield Stadium1stNoneIrelandIrish CupLinfield5-1CliftonvilleUlsterville3rd1892ScotlandScottish CupQueen's Park2-1 (replay following voided 1-0 Celtic win)CelticIbrox Park10th1890WalesWelsh CupWrexham2-1ChirkCricket Field3rd1883 International tournaments 1893 British Home Championship (February 25 – April 8, 1893) England Births 7 March: Luitpold Popp, German international footballer (died 1968) Footnotes Category:Association football by year