1889–90 Aston Villa F.C. season

Aston Villa

1889–90 season

Chairman

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Manager

George Ramsay

Football League

8th

FA Cup

Round 2

← 1888–89

1890–91 →

Aston Villa had a disappointing 1889–90 season, having finished second in the previous season. They started with an unbeaten opening three games including a win over champions Preston, but suffered several defeats after Christmas, winning only one of their six remaining league games. Preston's defeat to Aston Villa in the League though, was their first ever in the competition.

Results

League

The table below lists all the results of Aston Villa in the Football League for the 1889–90 season

1899
Date	Team	Venue	Win/Draw/Lose	Score
7 September	Burnley	Home	Draw	2–2
14 September	Notts County	Home	Draw	1–1
21 September	Preston North End	Home	Win	5–3
28 September	West Bromwich Albion	Away	Lost	0–3
5 October	Burnley	Away	Won	6–2
12 October	Derby County	Home	Won	7–1
19 October	Blackburn Rovers	Away	Lost	0–7
26 October	West Bromwich Albion	Home	Won	1–0
2 November	Wolverhampton Wanderers	Home	Won	2–1
9 November	Notts County	Away	Draw	1–1
16 November	Bolton Wanderers	Away	Lost	0–2
23 November	Everton	Home	Lost	1–2
30 November	Accrington	Away	Lost	2–4
7 December	Stoke City	Home	Won	6–1
14 December	Blackburn	Home	Match Abandoned
21 December	Wolverhampton Wanderers	Away	Draw	1–1
25 December	Preston North End	Away	Lost	2–3
26 December	Accrington	Home	Lost	1–2
28 December	Derby	Away	Lost	0–5
1890
Date	Team	Venue	Win/Draw/Lose	Score
4 January	Everton	Home	Lost	1–2
25 January	Bolton	Home	Lost	1–2
17 March	Stoke	Away	Draw	1–1
31 March	Blackburn	Home	Won	3–0

Overall League performance – Played 22, Won 7, Drew 5, Lost 10, Goal Average (43/51) = 0.843, Points (2 for a win) 19, Position 8th.

FA Cup

1st Round, 18 January 1890, South Shore (Blackpool), Away, Won 4–2
2nd Round, 1 February 1890, Notts County, Away, Lost 1–4

Aston Villa F.C. seasons

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1889–90 in English football

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FA competitions	FA Cup (Qualifying Rounds, Final)

Leagues	Football League (First Division) • Football Alliance • Northern League

Related to national team	Home Championship

Club seasons

Football League	Accrington · Aston Villa · Blackburn Rovers · Bolton Wanderers · Burnley · Derby County · Everton · Notts County · Preston North End · Stoke · West Bromwich Albion · Wolverhampton Wanderers

Football Alliance	Birmingham St George's · Bootle · Crewe Alexandra · Darwen · Grimsby Town · Long Eaton Rangers · Newton Heath LYR · Nottingham Forest · Small Heath · Sunderland Albion · Walsall Town Swifts · The Wednesday