First Division Table 1935/36

			P	W	D	L	F	A	GA	Pts
CFirst Division Champions	1	Sunderland	42	25	6	11	109	74	1.47	56
	2	Derby County	42	18	12	12	61	52	1.17	48
	3	Huddersfield Town	42	18	12	12	59	56	1.05	48
	4	Stoke City	42	20	7	15	57	57	1.00	47
	5	Brentford	42	17	12	13	81	60	1.35	46
	6	Arsenal	42	15	15	12	78	48	1.62	45
	7	Preston North End	42	18	8	16	67	64	1.05	44
	8	Chelsea	42	15	13	14	65	72	0.90	43
	9	Manchester City	42	17	8	17	68	60	1.13	42
	10	Portsmouth	42	17	8	17	54	67	0.81	42
	11	Leeds United	42	15	11	16	66	64	1.03	41
	12	BirminghamBirmingham City	42	15	11	16	61	63	0.97	41
	13	Bolton Wanderers	42	14	13	15	67	76	0.88	41
	14	Middlesbrough	42	15	10	17	84	70	1.20	40
	15	Wolverhampton Wanderers	42	15	10	17	77	76	1.01	40
	16	Everton	42	13	13	16	89	89	1.00	39
	17	Grimsby Town	42	17	5	20	65	73	0.89	39
	18	West Bromwich Albion	42	16	6	20	89	88	1.01	38
	19	Liverpool	42	13	12	17	60	64	0.94	38
	20	Sheffield Wednesday	42	13	12	17	63	77	0.82	38
RRelegation Position	21	Aston Villa	42	13	9	20	81	110	0.74	35
RRelegation Position	22	Blackburn Rovers	42	12	9	21	55	96	0.57	33

2 points for a win
Goal Average (GA) applies if teams are level on points.
Goal average = number of goals scored divided by the number of goals conceded.

C = League Champions
R = Relegated

On Saturday 14th December 1935 Ted Drake set the record for most goals scored in a single match in the top flight. He scored all 7 of Arsenal's goals in their 7-1 victory over Aston Villa at Villa Park. His seven goals came from just eight shots. The other shot hit the woodwork!