The 1973–74 season was Leeds United's tenth consecutive season in the First Division and the second season in which they won the First Division. Season summary · Competitions · First Division · FA Cup

Leeds would lose 3 more times in the 1973–74 season, but they won the 1973–74 title going 29 matches unbeaten.

Leeds United 1973-74 ; Division1 1/42. 25-08-1973. Everton (h). 3-1 (W). Bremner Giles Jones ; Division1 2/42. 28-08-1973. Arsenal (a). 2-1 (W). Lorimer Madeley.

Squad Leeds United - Season 73/74 ; -. Gordon McQueen. Centre-Back. 22 ; -. Norman Hunter. Centre-Back. 30 ; -. Roy Ellam. Centre-Back. 31 ; -. Terry Cooper. Left- ...

The result left United eight points clear with 39 points from 23 games as the year closed, in a strong position to regain the championship.

Goalkeeper. David Harvey, Scotland, 07/02/1948. Glan Letheran, Wales, 01/05/1956. John Shaw, Scotland, 04/02/1954. David Stewart, Scotland, 11/03/1947.

A history of Leeds United, the leeds united stats final table division one 1973-74.

Оценка 3,9 (10) · 9,19 $ Creating a Football League record of 29 games unbeaten from the start of the season and eventually winning the title five points clear of nearest rivals ...

Europa League 1973/1974. Round, date, place, Opponent, Results. 1. Round · 19/09/1973, 19:00, A, Strømsgodset IF · 1:1 (1:1).

1973-74 season ; 17 Nov 1973, Leeds United v Coventry City, W · 3-0, League Division One ; 24 Nov 1973, Derby County v Leeds United, D · 0-0, League Division One.