1997–98 FA Premier League#Results
{{Short description|6th season of the Premier League}}
{{EngvarB|date=April 2014}}
{{Use dmy dates|date=April 2020}}
{{Infobox football league season
| competition = FA Premier League
| season = 1997–98
| dates = 9 August 1997 – 10 May 1998
| winners = Arsenal
1st Premier League title
11th English title
| relegated = Bolton Wanderers
Barnsley
Crystal Palace
| continentalcup1 = Champions League
| continentalcup1 qualifiers = Arsenal
Manchester United
| continentalcup2 = Cup Winners' Cup
| continentalcup2 qualifiers = Chelsea
Newcastle United
| continentalcup3 = UEFA Cup
| continentalcup3 qualifiers = Aston Villa (through UEFA Respect Fair Play ranking)
Blackburn Rovers
Leeds United
Liverpool
| continentalcup4 = UEFA Intertoto Cup
| continentalcup4 qualifiers = Crystal Palace
| league topscorer section = Top scorers
| league topscorer = Dion Dublin
Michael Owen
Chris Sutton
(18 goals each)
| best goalkeeper = Peter Schmeichel (16 clean sheets)
| biggest home win = {{nowrap|Manchester United 7–0 Barnsley}}
(25 October 1997)
| biggest away win = {{nowrap|Barnsley 0–6 Chelsea}}
(24 August 1997)
| highest scoring = {{nowrap|Blackburn Rovers 7–2 Sheffield Wednesday}}
(25 August 1997)
| total goals = 1019
| matches = 380
| longest unbeaten = 18 games
Arsenal
| longest losses = 8 games
Crystal Palace
| longest winless = 15 games
Crystal Palace
| highest attendance = 55,306
{{nowrap|Manchester United 2–0 Wimbledon}}
(28 March 1998)
| lowest attendance = 7,668
{{nowrap|Wimbledon 4–1 Barnsley}}
(23 September 1997)
| prevseason = 1996–97
| nextseason = 1998–99
}}
The 1997–98 FA Premier League (known as the FA Carling Premiership for sponsorship reasons) was the sixth season of the FA Premier League. It saw Arsenal lift their first league title since 1991{{cite web|url=https://www.arsenal.com/first-team/honours|title=Honours|publisher=Arsenal|access-date=2 February 2020}} and, in so doing, became only the second team to win The Double for the second time.
It was Arsenal's first full season under French manager Arsène Wenger, who became the third manager to win the Premier League. Wenger followed in the footsteps of Alex Ferguson and Kenny Dalglish and, while both Ferguson and Dalglish were Scottish, Wenger was the first manager from outside the British Isles to win a league title in England.
Season summary
At the end of the 1997–98 FA Premier League season, a record total of nine English teams qualified for European competition.
Premiership champions Arsenal and runners-up Manchester United qualified for the Champions League, while UEFA Cup places went to Liverpool, Leeds United, Aston Villa and Blackburn Rovers. Qualifying for the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup were Chelsea (as defending champions) and FA Cup runners-up Newcastle United. Crystal Palace, while finishing bottom, qualified for the Intertoto Cup.[https://www.rsssf.org/tablese/eng98.html League tables and results for English football leagues, 1997–98 season]. Retrieved 21 September 2006.
Manchester United led the table for most of the season, before a dip in form during the final two months of the campaign saw Arsenal overtake them in April, taking advantage of games in hand, and winning the league title with two matches remaining, although the gap between the champions and runners-up was a single point in the final table as Arsenal lost their final two fixtures and Alex Ferguson’s men won both of theirs. Arsenal then completed the double by winning the FA Cup. Despite the sudden dismissal of FA Cup winning player-manager Ruud Gullit, Chelsea won the League Cup and European Cup Winners Cup under new player-manager Gianluca Vialli.
The gap between the Premier League and Division One of the Football League was highlighted at the end of 1997–98 when all three newly promoted teams were relegated. Crystal Palace was confined to bottom place in the final table having won just two home games all season and losing most of their games in the second half of the campaign. Barnsley's first season in the top division ended in relegation, although they did reach the FA Cup quarter finals and knock out Manchester United in the Fifth Round. Bolton Wanderers went down on goal difference, with 17th place being occupied by Everton: despite preserving top flight football for the 45th season running, Howard Kendall quit as manager at Goodison Park after his third spell in charge.
Another mark of the gap was that the three relegated teams in the previous season took the top three places in the 1997–98 Football League. Had Sunderland not lost the play-off final to Charlton Athletic on a penalty shootout, the 20 teams from the 1998–99 Premier League would have been exactly the same as those in the 1996–97 Premier League.
Teams
Twenty teams are competing in the league – the top seventeen teams from the previous season and the three teams promoted from the First Division. The promoted teams were Bolton Wanderers (returning after a season's absence), Barnsley (playing in the top flight for the first time) and Crystal Palace (playing in the top flight after a two year absence). They replaced Sunderland, Middlesbrough and Nottingham Forest, who were relegated to the First Division after top flight spells of one, two and three years respectively.
=Stadiums and locations=
{{location map+ |England |width=440 |float=right |caption=Locations of the 1997–98 Premier League teams |places=
{{location map~ |England |lat=51.5155|long=-0.0922|label_size=80|label=London|mark=Blue pog.svg|position=right}}
{{location map~ |England |lat=52.509103 |long=-1.884786 |label_size=80|label=Aston Villa|position=left}}
{{location map~ |England |lat=53.552308 |long=-1.467617 |label_size=80|label=Barnsley|position=right}}
{{location map~ |England |lat=53.728569 |long=-2.489206 |label_size=80|label=Blackburn Rovers F.C.|position=left}}
{{location map~ |England |lat=53.580578 |long=-2.535644 |label_size=80|label=Bolton Wanderers F.C.|position=left}}
{{location map~ |England |lat=52.448111 |long=-1.495611 |label_size=80|label=Coventry City F.C.|position=bottom}}
{{location map~ |England |lat=52.914911 |long=-1.447233 |label_size=80|label=Derby County F.C.|position=left}}
{{location map~ |England |lat=53.438846 |long=-2.966285 |label_size=80|label=Everton|position=left}}
{{location map~ |England |lat=53.704069 |long=-1.341731 |label_size=80|label=Leeds United F.C.|position=right}}
{{location map~ |England |lat=52.611402 |long=-1.082508 |label_size=80|label=Leicester City F.C.|position=right}}
{{location map~ |England |lat=53.430845 |long=-2.960823 |label_size=80|label=Liverpool|position=bottom}}
{{location map~ |England |lat=53.47 |long=-2.25 |label_size=80|label=Manchester United F.C.|position=right}}
{{location map~ |England |lat=54.974 |long=-1.614 |label_size=80|label=Newcastle United F.C.|position=left}}
{{location map~ |England |lat=53.370342 |long=-1.470853 |label_size=80|label=Sheffield Wednesday F.C.|position=right}}
{{location map~ |England |lat=50.905826 |long=-1.390975 |label_size=80|label=Southampton|position=left}}
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|position=right}}
}}
{{Location map+|Greater London
|width=300
|float=right
|caption=Greater London Premier League football clubs
|alt=Greater London Premier League football clubs
|places =
{{Location map~ |Greater London |lat=51.552 |long=-0.097 |mark=Blue pog.svg |label=Arsenal|label_size=75|marksize=|position=left}}
{{Location map~ |Greater London |lat=51.481667 |long=-0.191111 |mark=Blue pog.svg |label=Chelsea|label_size=75|marksize=|position=right}}
{{Location map~ |Greater London |lat=51.398333 |long=-0.085556|mark=Blue pog.svg |label=Crystal Palace F.C.
Wimbledon|label_size=75|marksize=|position=right}}
{{Location map~ |Greater London |lat=51.5974 |long=-0.0716 |mark=Blue pog.svg |label=Tottenham Hotspur F.C.|label_size=75|marksize=|position=right}}
{{Location map~ |Greater London |lat=51.531944 |long=0.039444|mark=Blue pog.svg |label=West Ham United F.C.|label_size=75|marksize=|position=right}}
}}
class="wikitable sortable" |
Team
! Location ! Stadium ! Capacity |
---|
Arsenal
|align="center" | 38,419 |
Aston Villa
|align="center" | 42,573 |
Barnsley
|align="center" | 23,287 |
Blackburn Rovers
|align="center" | 31,367 |
Bolton Wanderers
|align="center" | 28,723 |
Chelsea
|London {{small|(Fulham)}} | align="center" | 42,055 |
Coventry City
|align="center" | 23,489 |
Crystal Palace
|London {{small|(Selhurst)}} |align="center" | 26,074 |
Derby County
|Pride Park Stadium{{efn|Derby County relocated to the Pride Park Stadium as their new home stadium after spending 102 years at Baseball Ground.}} |style="text-align:center;"| 33,597 |
Everton
|align="center" | 40,569 |
Leeds United
|align="center" | 40,242 |
Leicester City
|align="center" | 22,000 |
Liverpool
|Liverpool {{small|(Anfield)}} |align="center" | 45,522 |
Manchester United
|align="center" | 55,385 |
Newcastle United
|align="center" | 52,387 |
Sheffield Wednesday
|align="center" | 39,732 |
Southampton
|align="center" | 15,200 |
Tottenham Hotspur
|London {{small|(Tottenham)}} |align="center" | 36,240 |
West Ham United
|London {{small|(Upton Park)}} |align="center" | 35,647 |
Wimbledon
|London {{small|(Selhurst)}} |Selhurst Park{{efn|Due to Wimbledon lacking a home stadium, they played their home games at Selhurst Park, which is the home stadium of Crystal Palace.}} |align="center" | 26,074 |
{{notelist}}
=Personnel and kits=
A list of personnel and kits of the clubs in the 1997–98 FA Premier League.
class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: left;"
! Team ! Manager ! Captain ! Kit manufacturer ! Shirt sponsor |
Arsenal
|{{flagicon|FRA|1974}} Arsène Wenger |{{flagicon|ENG}} Tony Adams |Nike |JVC |
Aston Villa
|{{flagicon|ENG}} John Gregory |{{flagicon|ENG}} Gareth Southgate |AST |
Barnsley
|{{flagicon|NIR}} Danny Wilson |{{flagicon|ENG}} Neil Redfearn |Ora |
Blackburn Rovers
|{{flagicon|ENG}} Roy Hodgson |{{flagicon|ENG}} Tim Sherwood |CIS |
Bolton Wanderers
|{{flagicon|ENG}} Colin Todd |{{flagicon|ISL}} Guðni Bergsson |Reebok |Reebok |
Chelsea
|{{flagicon|ITA}} Gianluca Vialli |{{flagicon|ENG}} Dennis Wise |
Coventry City
|{{flagicon|SCO}} Gordon Strachan |{{flagicon|SCO}} Gary McAllister |
Crystal Palace
|{{flagicon|ENG}} Ron Noades |{{flagicon|ENG}} Andy Linighan |TDK |
Derby County
|{{flagicon|ENG}} Jim Smith |{{flagicon|CRO}} Igor Štimac |Puma |Puma |
Everton
|{{flagicon|ENG}} Howard Kendall |{{flagicon|ENG}} Dave Watson |Umbro |
Leeds United
|{{flagicon|SCO}} George Graham |{{flagicon|RSA}} Lucas Radebe |Puma |
Leicester City
|{{flagicon|NIR}} Martin O'Neill |{{flagicon|ENG}} Steve Walsh |Fox Leisure |
Liverpool
|{{flagicon|ENG}} Roy Evans |{{flagicon|ENG}} Paul Ince |Reebok |
Manchester United
|{{flagicon|SCO}} Alex Ferguson |{{flagicon|IRL}} Roy Keane |Umbro |
Newcastle United
|{{flagicon|SCO}} Kenny Dalglish |{{flagicon|ENG}} Robert Lee |Adidas |
Sheffield Wednesday
|{{flagicon|ENG}} Ron Atkinson |{{flagicon|ENG}} Peter Atherton |Puma |Sanderson |
Southampton
|{{flagicon|ENG}} Dave Jones |{{flagicon|ENG}} Matt Le Tissier |Pony |Sanderson |
Tottenham Hotspur
|{{flagicon|SUI}} Christian Gross |{{flagicon|ENG}} Gary Mabbutt |Pony |
West Ham United
|{{flagicon|ENG}} Harry Redknapp |{{flagicon|NIR}} Steve Lomas |Pony |(no sponsor) |
Wimbledon
|{{flagicon|IRL}} Joe Kinnear |{{flagicon|JAM}} Robbie Earle |
=Managerial changes=
class="wikitable" |
Team
! Outgoing manager ! Manner of departure ! Date of vacancy ! Position in table ! Incoming manager ! Date of appointment |
---|
Nottingham Forest
| {{flagicon|ENG}} Stuart Pearce |rowspan=3| End of caretaker spell | 8 May 1997 |rowspan=4| Pre-season | {{flagicon|ENG}} Dave Bassett | 8 May 1997 |
Everton
| {{flagicon|ENG}} Dave Watson | 10 May 1997 | {{flagicon|ENG}} Howard Kendall | 10 May 1997 |
Blackburn Rovers
| {{flagicon|ENG}} Tony Parkes |rowspan=2| 1 June 1997 | {{flagicon|ENG}} Roy Hodgson | 1 June 1997 |
Southampton
| {{flagicon|SCO}} Graeme Souness | Resigned | {{flagicon|ENG}} Dave Jones | 23 June 1997 |
rowspan=2| Sheffield Wednesday
| {{flagicon|ENG}} David Pleat | Sacked | 20th | {{flagicon|WAL}} Peter Shreeves (caretaker) | 3 November 1997 |
{{flagicon|WAL}} Peter Shreeves (caretaker)
| End of caretaker spell | 14 November 1997 | 19th | {{flagicon|ENG}} Ron Atkinson (caretaker) | 14 November 1997 |
Tottenham Hotspur
| {{flagicon|ENG}} Gerry Francis | Resigned | 19 November 1997 | 16th | {{flagicon|SUI}} Christian Gross | 19 November 1997 |
Chelsea
| {{flagicon|NED}} Ruud Gullit | Sacked | 12 February 1998 | 2nd | {{flagicon|ITA}} Gianluca Vialli | 12 February 1998 |
Aston Villa
| {{flagicon|ENG}} Brian Little | Resigned | 24 February 1998 | 15th | {{flagicon|ENG}} John Gregory | 25 February 1998 |
rowspan=2| Crystal Palace
| {{flagicon|ENG}} Steve Coppell | Promoted to director of football | 13 March 1998 |rowspan=2| 20th | {{flagicon|ITA}} Attilio Lombardo (caretaker){{efn|Swedish striker Tomas Brolin served as Italian-to-English interpreter for Lombardo}} | 13 March 1998 |
{{flagicon|ITA}} Attilio Lombardo
| Resigned | 29 April 1998 | {{flagicon|ENG}} Ron Noades | 29 April 1998 |
{{notelist}}
League table
|res_col_header=QR
|show_limit=5
|team1=ARS|name_ARS=Arsenal
|team2=MUN|name_MUN=Manchester United
|team3=LIV|name_LIV=Liverpool
|team4=CHE|name_CHE=Chelsea
|team5=LEE|name_LEE=Leeds United
|team6=BLB|name_BLB=Blackburn Rovers
|team7=AST|name_AST=Aston Villa
|team8=WHU|name_WHU=West Ham United
|team9=DER|name_DER=Derby County
|team10=LEI|name_LEI=Leicester City
|team11=COV|name_COV=Coventry City
|team12=SOU|name_SOU=Southampton
|team13=NEW|name_NEW=Newcastle United
|team14=TOT|name_TOT=Tottenham Hotspur
|team15=WDN|name_WDN=Wimbledon
|team16=SHW|name_SHW=Sheffield Wednesday
|team17=EVE|name_EVE=Everton
|team18=BOL|name_BOL=Bolton Wanderers
|team19=BAR|name_BAR=Barnsley
|team20=CRY|name_CRY=Crystal Palace
|win_ARS=23|draw_ARS=9|loss_ARS=6|gf_ARS=68|ga_ARS=33|status_ARS=C
|win_MUN=23|draw_MUN=8|loss_MUN=7|gf_MUN=73|ga_MUN=26
|win_LIV=18|draw_LIV=11|loss_LIV=9|gf_LIV=68|ga_LIV=42
|win_CHE=20|draw_CHE=3|loss_CHE=15|gf_CHE=71|ga_CHE=43
|win_LEE=17|draw_LEE=8|loss_LEE=13|gf_LEE=57|ga_LEE=46
|win_BLB=16|draw_BLB=10|loss_BLB=12|gf_BLB=57|ga_BLB=52
|win_AST=17|draw_AST=6|loss_AST=15|gf_AST=49|ga_AST=48
|win_WHU=16|draw_WHU=8|loss_WHU=14|gf_WHU=56|ga_WHU=57
|win_DER=16|draw_DER=7|loss_DER=15|gf_DER=52|ga_DER=49
|win_LEI=13|draw_LEI=14|loss_LEI=11|gf_LEI=51|ga_LEI=41
|win_COV=12|draw_COV=16|loss_COV=10|gf_COV=46|ga_COV=44
|win_SOU=14|draw_SOU=6|loss_SOU=18|gf_SOU=50|ga_SOU=55
|win_NEW=11|draw_NEW=11|loss_NEW=16|gf_NEW=35|ga_NEW=44
|win_TOT=11|draw_TOT=11|loss_TOT=16|gf_TOT=44|ga_TOT=56
|win_WDN=10|draw_WDN=14|loss_WDN=14|gf_WDN=34|ga_WDN=46
|win_SHW=12|draw_SHW=8|loss_SHW=18|gf_SHW=52|ga_SHW=67
|win_EVE=9|draw_EVE=13|loss_EVE=16|gf_EVE=41|ga_EVE=56
|win_BOL=9|draw_BOL=13|loss_BOL=16|gf_BOL=41|ga_BOL=61|status_BOL=R
|win_BAR=10|draw_BAR=5|loss_BAR=23|gf_BAR=37|ga_BAR=82|status_BAR=R
|win_CRY=8|draw_CRY=9|loss_CRY=21|gf_CRY=37|ga_CRY=71|status_CRY=R
|col_CLGS=green1|text_CLGS=Qualification for the Champions League group stage
|result1=CLGS
|col_CL2=green2|text_CL2=Qualification for the Champions League second qualifying round
|result2=CL2
|col_UC1a=blue1|text_UC1a=Qualification for the UEFA Cup first round
|note_res_UC1=Aston Villa was rewarded entry to the UEFA Cup through UEFA Fair Play ranking.
|result3=UC1a
|col_CHE=yellow1|text_CHE=Qualification for the Cup Winners' Cup first round
|note_res_CHE=Chelsea qualified for the Cup Winners' Cup as defending champions. As they were also the League Cup winners, the UEFA Cup berth vacated was awarded to Blackburn Rovers.
|result4=CHE
|col_UC1=blue1|text_UC1=Qualification for the UEFA Cup first round
|result5=UC1|result6=UC1|result7=UC1
|col_NEW=yellow1|text_NEW=Qualification for the Cup Winners' Cup first round
|note_res_NEW=As Arsenal qualified for the Champions League, their Cup Winners' Cup place as FA Cup winners defaulted to Newcastle United, the runners-up.
|result13=NEW
|col_R=red1|text_R=Relegation to the Football League First Division
|result18=R|result19=R
|col_CRY=red1|text_CRY=Intertoto Cup third round and relegation to the First Division
|result20=CRY
|note_CRY=Crystal Palace qualified for the 1998 Intertoto Cup as they were the only English team who applied.
|class_rules=1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.
|update=complete
|source=[https://www.premierleague.com/tables?co=1&se=6&ha=-1 Premier League]
}}
Results
{{#invoke:Sports results|main
|matches_style=FBR|solid_cell=grey
|team1=ARS|team2=AVL|team3=BAR|team4=BLB|team5=BOL
|team6=CHE|team7=COV|team8=CRY|team9=DER|team10=EVE
|team11=LEE|team12=LEI|team13=LIV|team14=MUN|team15=NEW
|team16=SHW|team17=SOU|team18=TOT|team19=WHU|team20=WIM
|name_ARS=Arsenal
|match_ARS_AVL=0–0
|match_ARS_BAR=5–0
|match_ARS_BLB=1–3
|match_ARS_BOL=4–1
|match_ARS_CHE=2–0
|match_ARS_COV=2–0
|match_ARS_CRY=1–0
|match_ARS_DER=1–0
|match_ARS_EVE=4–0
|match_ARS_LEE=2–1
|match_ARS_LEI=2–1
|match_ARS_LIV=0–1
|match_ARS_MUN=3–2
|match_ARS_NEW=3–1
|match_ARS_SHW=1–0
|match_ARS_SOU=3–0
|match_ARS_TOT=0–0
|match_ARS_WHU=4–0
|match_ARS_WIM=5–0
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|match_AVL_ARS=1–0
|match_AVL_BAR=0–1
|match_AVL_BLB=0–4
|match_AVL_BOL=1–3
|match_AVL_CHE=0–2
|match_AVL_COV=3–0
|match_AVL_CRY=3–1
|match_AVL_DER=2–1
|match_AVL_EVE=2–1
|match_AVL_LEE=1–0
|match_AVL_LEI=1–1
|match_AVL_LIV=2–1
|match_AVL_MUN=0–2
|match_AVL_NEW=0–1
|match_AVL_SHW=2–2
|match_AVL_SOU=1–1
|match_AVL_TOT=4–1
|match_AVL_WHU=2–0
|match_AVL_WIM=1–2
|name_BAR=Barnsley
|match_BAR_ARS=0–2
|match_BAR_AVL=0–3
|match_BAR_BLB=1–1
|match_BAR_BOL=2–1
|match_BAR_CHE=0–6
|match_BAR_COV=2–0
|match_BAR_CRY=1–0
|match_BAR_DER=1–0
|match_BAR_EVE=2–2
|match_BAR_LEE=2–3
|match_BAR_LEI=0–2
|match_BAR_LIV=2–3
|match_BAR_MUN=0–2
|match_BAR_NEW=2–2
|match_BAR_SHW=2–1
|match_BAR_SOU=4–3
|match_BAR_TOT=1–1
|match_BAR_WHU=1–2
|match_BAR_WIM=2–1
|name_BLB=Blackburn Rovers
|match_BLB_ARS=1–4
|match_BLB_AVL=5–0
|match_BLB_BAR=2–1
|match_BLB_BOL=3–1
|match_BLB_CHE=1–0
|match_BLB_COV=0–0
|match_BLB_CRY=2–2
|match_BLB_DER=1–0
|match_BLB_EVE=3–2
|match_BLB_LEE=3–4
|match_BLB_LEI=5–3
|match_BLB_LIV=1–1
|match_BLB_MUN=1–3
|match_BLB_NEW=1–0
|match_BLB_SHW=7–2
|match_BLB_SOU=1–0
|match_BLB_TOT=0–3
|match_BLB_WHU=3–0
|match_BLB_WIM=0–0
|name_BOL=Bolton Wanderers
|match_BOL_ARS=0–1
|match_BOL_AVL=0–1
|match_BOL_BAR=1–1
|match_BOL_BLB=2–1
|match_BOL_CHE=1–0
|match_BOL_COV=1–5
|match_BOL_CRY=5–2
|match_BOL_DER=3–3
|match_BOL_EVE=0–0
|match_BOL_LEE=2–3
|match_BOL_LEI=2–0
|match_BOL_LIV=1–1
|match_BOL_MUN=0–0
|match_BOL_NEW=1–0
|match_BOL_SHW=3–2
|match_BOL_SOU=0–0
|match_BOL_TOT=1–1
|match_BOL_WHU=1–1
|match_BOL_WIM=1–0
|name_CHE=Chelsea
|match_CHE_ARS=2–3
|match_CHE_AVL=0–1
|match_CHE_BAR=2–0
|match_CHE_BLB=0–1
|match_CHE_BOL=2–0
|match_CHE_COV=3–1
|match_CHE_CRY=6–2
|match_CHE_DER=4–0
|match_CHE_EVE=2–0
|match_CHE_LEE=0–0
|match_CHE_LEI=1–0
|match_CHE_LIV=4–1
|match_CHE_MUN=0–1
|match_CHE_NEW=1–0
|match_CHE_SHW=1–0
|match_CHE_SOU=4–2
|match_CHE_TOT=2–0
|match_CHE_WHU=2–1
|match_CHE_WIM=1–1
|name_COV=Coventry City
|match_COV_ARS=2–2
|match_COV_AVL=1–2
|match_COV_BAR=1–0
|match_COV_BLB=2–0
|match_COV_BOL=2–2
|match_COV_CHE=3–2
|match_COV_CRY=1–1
|match_COV_DER=1–0
|match_COV_EVE=0–0
|match_COV_LEE=0–0
|match_COV_LEI=0–2
|match_COV_LIV=1–1
|match_COV_MUN=3–2
|match_COV_NEW=2–2
|match_COV_SHW=1–0
|match_COV_SOU=1–0
|match_COV_TOT=4–0
|match_COV_WHU=1–1
|match_COV_WIM=0–0
|name_CRY=Crystal Palace
|match_CRY_ARS=0–0
|match_CRY_AVL=1–1
|match_CRY_BAR=0–1
|match_CRY_BLB=1–2
|match_CRY_BOL=2–2
|match_CRY_CHE=0–3
|match_CRY_COV=0–3
|match_CRY_DER=3–1
|match_CRY_EVE=1–3
|match_CRY_LEE=0–2
|match_CRY_LEI=0–3
|match_CRY_LIV=0–3
|match_CRY_MUN=0–3
|match_CRY_NEW=1–2
|match_CRY_SHW=1–0
|match_CRY_SOU=1–1
|match_CRY_TOT=1–3
|match_CRY_WHU=3–3
|match_CRY_WIM=0–3
|name_DER=Derby County
|match_DER_ARS=3–0
|match_DER_AVL=0–1
|match_DER_BAR=1–0
|match_DER_BLB=3–1
|match_DER_BOL=4–0
|match_DER_CHE=0–1
|match_DER_COV=3–1
|match_DER_CRY=0–0
|match_DER_EVE=3–1
|match_DER_LEE=0–5
|match_DER_LEI=0–4
|match_DER_LIV=1–0
|match_DER_MUN=2–2
|match_DER_NEW=1–0
|match_DER_SHW=3–0
|match_DER_SOU=4–0
|match_DER_TOT=2–1
|match_DER_WHU=2–0
|match_DER_WIM=1–1
|name_EVE=Everton
|match_EVE_ARS=2–2
|match_EVE_AVL=1–4
|match_EVE_BAR=4–2
|match_EVE_BLB=1–0
|match_EVE_BOL=3–2
|match_EVE_CHE=3–1
|match_EVE_COV=1–1
|match_EVE_CRY=1–2
|match_EVE_DER=1–2
|match_EVE_LEE=2–0
|match_EVE_LEI=1–1
|match_EVE_LIV=2–0
|match_EVE_MUN=0–2
|match_EVE_NEW=0–0
|match_EVE_SHW=1–3
|match_EVE_SOU=0–2
|match_EVE_TOT=0–2
|match_EVE_WHU=2–1
|match_EVE_WIM=0–0
|name_LEE=Leeds United
|match_LEE_ARS=1–1
|match_LEE_AVL=1–1
|match_LEE_BAR=2–1
|match_LEE_BLB=4–0
|match_LEE_BOL=2–0
|match_LEE_CHE=3–1
|match_LEE_COV=3–3
|match_LEE_CRY=0–2
|match_LEE_DER=4–3
|match_LEE_EVE=0–0
|match_LEE_LEI=0–1
|match_LEE_LIV=0–2
|match_LEE_MUN=1–0
|match_LEE_NEW=4–1
|match_LEE_SHW=1–2
|match_LEE_SOU=0–1
|match_LEE_TOT=1–0
|match_LEE_WHU=3–1
|match_LEE_WIM=1–1
|name_LEI=Leicester City
|match_LEI_ARS=3–3
|match_LEI_AVL=1–0
|match_LEI_BAR=1–0
|match_LEI_BLB=1–1
|match_LEI_BOL=0–0
|match_LEI_CHE=2–0
|match_LEI_COV=1–1
|match_LEI_CRY=1–1
|match_LEI_DER=1–2
|match_LEI_EVE=0–1
|match_LEI_LEE=1–0
|match_LEI_LIV=0–0
|match_LEI_MUN=0–0
|match_LEI_NEW=0–0
|match_LEI_SHW=1–1
|match_LEI_SOU=3–3
|match_LEI_TOT=3–0
|match_LEI_WHU=2–1
|match_LEI_WIM=0–1
|name_LIV=Liverpool
|match_LIV_ARS=4–0
|match_LIV_AVL=3–0
|match_LIV_BAR=0–1
|match_LIV_BLB=0–0
|match_LIV_BOL=2–1
|match_LIV_CHE=4–2
|match_LIV_COV=1–0
|match_LIV_CRY=2–1
|match_LIV_DER=4–0
|match_LIV_EVE=1–1
|match_LIV_LEE=3–1
|match_LIV_LEI=1–2
|match_LIV_MUN=1–3
|match_LIV_NEW=1–0
|match_LIV_SHW=2–1
|match_LIV_SOU=2–3
|match_LIV_TOT=4–0
|match_LIV_WHU=5–0
|match_LIV_WIM=2–0
|name_MUN=Manchester United
|match_MUN_ARS=0–1
|match_MUN_AVL=1–0
|match_MUN_BAR=7–0
|match_MUN_BLB=4–0
|match_MUN_BOL=1–1
|match_MUN_CHE=2–2
|match_MUN_COV=3–0
|match_MUN_CRY=2–0
|match_MUN_DER=2–0
|match_MUN_EVE=2–0
|match_MUN_LEE=3–0
|match_MUN_LEI=0–1
|match_MUN_LIV=1–1
|match_MUN_NEW=1–1
|match_MUN_SHW=6–1
|match_MUN_SOU=1–0
|match_MUN_TOT=2–0
|match_MUN_WHU=2–1
|match_MUN_WIM=2–0
|name_NEW=Newcastle United
|match_NEW_ARS=0–1
|match_NEW_AVL=1–0
|match_NEW_BAR=2–1
|match_NEW_BLB=1–1
|match_NEW_BOL=2–1
|match_NEW_CHE=3–1
|match_NEW_COV=0–0
|match_NEW_CRY=1–2
|match_NEW_DER=0–0
|match_NEW_EVE=1–0
|match_NEW_LEE=1–1
|match_NEW_LEI=3–3
|match_NEW_LIV=1–2
|match_NEW_MUN=0–1
|match_NEW_SHW=2–1
|match_NEW_SOU=2–1
|match_NEW_TOT=1–0
|match_NEW_WHU=0–1
|match_NEW_WIM=1–3
|name_SHW=Sheffield Wednesday
|match_SHW_ARS=2–0
|match_SHW_AVL=1–3
|match_SHW_BAR=2–1
|match_SHW_BLB=0–0
|match_SHW_BOL=5–0
|match_SHW_CHE=1–4
|match_SHW_COV=0–0
|match_SHW_CRY=1–3
|match_SHW_DER=2–5
|match_SHW_EVE=3–1
|match_SHW_LEE=1–3
|match_SHW_LEI=1–0
|match_SHW_LIV=3–3
|match_SHW_MUN=2–0
|match_SHW_NEW=2–1
|match_SHW_SOU=1–0
|match_SHW_TOT=1–0
|match_SHW_WHU=1–1
|match_SHW_WIM=1–1
|name_SOU=Southampton
|match_SOU_ARS=1–3
|match_SOU_AVL=1–2
|match_SOU_BAR=4–1
|match_SOU_BLB=3–0
|match_SOU_BOL=0–1
|match_SOU_CHE=1–0
|match_SOU_COV=1–2
|match_SOU_CRY=1–0
|match_SOU_DER=0–2
|match_SOU_EVE=2–1
|match_SOU_LEE=0–2
|match_SOU_LEI=2–1
|match_SOU_LIV=1–1
|match_SOU_MUN=1–0
|match_SOU_NEW=2–1
|match_SOU_SHW=2–3
|match_SOU_TOT=3–2
|match_SOU_WHU=3–0
|match_SOU_WIM=0–1
|name_TOT=Tottenham Hotspur
|match_TOT_ARS=1–1
|match_TOT_AVL=3–2
|match_TOT_BAR=3–0
|match_TOT_BLB=0–0
|match_TOT_BOL=1–0
|match_TOT_CHE=1–6
|match_TOT_COV=1–1
|match_TOT_CRY=0–1
|match_TOT_DER=1–0
|match_TOT_EVE=1–1
|match_TOT_LEE=0–1
|match_TOT_LEI=1–1
|match_TOT_LIV=3–3
|match_TOT_MUN=0–2
|match_TOT_NEW=2–0
|match_TOT_SHW=3–2
|match_TOT_SOU=1–1
|match_TOT_WHU=1–0
|match_TOT_WIM=0–0
|name_WHU=West Ham United
|match_WHU_ARS=0–0
|match_WHU_AVL=2–1
|match_WHU_BAR=6–0
|match_WHU_BLB=2–1
|match_WHU_BOL=3–0
|match_WHU_CHE=2–1
|match_WHU_COV=1–0
|match_WHU_CRY=4–1
|match_WHU_DER=0–0
|match_WHU_EVE=2–2
|match_WHU_LEE=3–0
|match_WHU_LEI=4–3
|match_WHU_LIV=2–1
|match_WHU_MUN=1–1
|match_WHU_NEW=0–1
|match_WHU_SHW=1–0
|match_WHU_SOU=2–4
|match_WHU_TOT=2–1
|match_WHU_WIM=3–1
|name_WIM=Wimbledon
|match_WIM_ARS=0–1
|match_WIM_AVL=2–1
|match_WIM_BAR=4–1
|match_WIM_BLB=0–1
|match_WIM_BOL=0–0
|match_WIM_CHE=0–2
|match_WIM_COV=1–2
|match_WIM_CRY=0–1
|match_WIM_DER=0–0
|match_WIM_EVE=0–0
|match_WIM_LEE=1–0
|match_WIM_LEI=2–1
|match_WIM_LIV=1–1
|match_WIM_MUN=2–5
|match_WIM_NEW=0–0
|match_WIM_SHW=1–1
|match_WIM_SOU=1–0
|match_WIM_TOT=2–6
|match_WIM_WHU=1–2
|update=complete
|source=[https://web.archive.org/web/20230101140525/https://www.11v11.com/competitions/premier-league/1998/matches/ 11v11]
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Season statistics
=Scoring=
==Top scorers==
File:欧文 (2013).jpg was the joint top scorer, with 18 goals.]]
class="wikitable"
!Rank !Player !Club !Goals |
rowspan=3 align=center|1
|{{flagicon|ENG}} Dion Dublin |Coventry City |rowspan=3 align=center|18 |
{{flagicon|ENG}} Michael Owen
|Liverpool |
{{flagicon|ENG}} Chris Sutton
|Blackburn Rovers |
rowspan=3 align=center|4
|{{flagicon|NED}} Dennis Bergkamp |Arsenal |rowspan=3 align=center|16 |
{{flagicon|SCO}} Kevin Gallacher
|Blackburn Rovers |
{{flagicon|NED}} Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink
|Leeds United |
rowspan=2 align=center|7
|{{flagicon|ENG}} Andy Cole |Manchester United |rowspan=2 align=center|15 |
{{flagicon|WAL}} John Hartson
|West Ham United |
align=center|9
|{{flagicon|ENG}} Darren Huckerby |Coventry City |align=center|14 |
align=center|10
|{{flagicon|CRC}} Paulo Wanchope |Derby County |align=center|13 |
== Hat-tricks ==
{{main|List of Premier League hat-tricks}}
{{multiple image|caption_align=center|header_align=center|right|upright|direction=horizontal|width1=145|width2=140|image1=Gianluca Vialli.jpg|image2=Trainer Klinsmann.JPG|footer=Chelsea's Gianluca Vialli and Tottenham's Jürgen Klinsmann both scored four goals in a match during the 1997–98 Premier League season. In addition, Vialli scored a perfect hat-trick (left foot, right foot, header).}}
:Note: 4 Player scored 4 goals; P Player scored a perfect hat-trick; (H) – Home; (A) – Away
Awards
=Monthly awards=
class="wikitable" |
rowspan="2"|Month
!colspan="2"|Manager of the Month !colspan="2"|Player of the Month |
---|
Manager
!Club !Player !Club |
August
|{{flagicon|ENG}} Roy Hodgson |Blackburn Rovers |rowspan=2| {{flagicon|NED}} Dennis Bergkamp |rowspan=2| Arsenal |
September
|{{flagicon|NIR}} Martin O'Neill |Leicester City |
October
|{{flagicon|SCO}} Alex Ferguson |Manchester United |{{flagicon|CRC}} Paulo Wanchope |Derby County |
November
|{{flagicon|SCO}} George Graham |Leeds United |{{flagicon|ENG}} Andy Cole |Manchester United |
December
|{{flagicon|ENG}} Roy Hodgson |Blackburn Rovers |{{flagicon|ENG}} Steve McManaman |Liverpool |
January
|{{flagicon|ENG}} Howard Kendall |Everton |{{flagicon|ENG}} Dion Dublin |Coventry City |
February
|{{flagicon|SCO}} Gordon Strachan |Coventry City |{{flagicon|ENG}} Chris Sutton |Blackburn Rovers |
March
|rowspan=2| {{flagicon|FRA|1974}} Arsène Wenger |rowspan=2| Arsenal |{{flagicon|AUT}} Alex Manninger |Arsenal |
April
|{{flagicon|FRA|1974}} Emmanuel Petit |Arsenal |
=Annual awards=
class="wikitable" |
colspan="13" | PFA Team of the Year |
---|
Goalkeeper
| colspan="12" align="center" | {{flagicon|ENG}} Nigel Martyn (Leeds United) |
Defence
| colspan="3" align="center" | {{flagicon|ENG}} Gary Neville (Manchester United) | colspan="3" align="center" | {{flagicon|ENG}} Gary Pallister (Manchester United) | colspan="3" align="center" | {{flagicon|SCO}} Colin Hendry (Blackburn Rovers) | colspan="3" align="center" | {{flagicon|ENG}} Graeme Le Saux (Chelsea) |
Midfield
| colspan="3" align="center" | {{flagicon|ENG}} David Beckham (Manchester United) | colspan="3" align="center" | {{flagicon|ENG}} Nicky Butt (Manchester United) | colspan="3" align="center" | {{flagicon|ENG}} David Batty (Newcastle United) | colspan="3" align="center" | {{flagicon|WAL}} Ryan Giggs (Manchester United) |
Attack
| colspan="6" align="center" | {{flagicon|ENG}} Michael Owen (Liverpool) | colspan="6" align="center" | {{flagicon|NED}} Dennis Bergkamp (Arsenal) |
See also
References and notes
{{reflist|40em}}
External links
- [https://www.rsssf.org/tablese/eng98.html 1997–98 Premier League Season at RSSSF]
- [http://www.soccerbot.com/fa/tables/ukprem98.htm 1997/98 FA Premier League Review]
{{Premier League}}
{{1997–98 in English football}}
{{1997–98 in European Football (UEFA)}}
{{DEFAULTSORT:1997-98 FA Premier League}}