League Division One Collection

Everton footballer Alex Young and Ipswich goalkeeper Hall go up for a corner kick from which Everton got the ball into the net, but the goal was not allowed. 16th September 1961

A bad one for Newcastles Micky Burns as his shot cannons off Geroge Burley. Newcastle United v Ipswich Town, 28th September 1974

English League Division One match at Hillsborough. Sheffield Wednesday 0 v Everton1. Action during the match with Peter Reid on the ball. 4th May 1985

Arsenal v Newcastle United. Final score 5-3 to Arsenal. 4th December 1976

Newcastle United v Blackburn Rovers. Pictured, Blackburn Rovers outside right, Darling, shoots his sides only goal beating Newcastles Moncur and McGrath. 9th April 1966

Everton clinched the league title for the eighth time in their history with a 2-0 win over Queens Park Rangers on 6th May 1985, eventually finishing 13 points above second place Liverpool

Newcastle United v Birmingham. Newcastles Alf McMichael. 24th December 1960

Newcastle Uniteds Alan Foggon on the left. Newcastle United v Derby County, 27th March 1971

Newcastle United v Burnley, Newcastles Alf McMichael. 27th August 1960

Newcastle v Fulham. Newcastle centre half John McGrath (left) wins a heading duel with Fulham centre half Dempsey (right) - and his header goes into the net for Newcastles equaliser

Newcastle United v Preston North End, St James Park. 9th February 1957

English League Division One match at Hillsborough. Sheffield Wednesday 0 v Everton 1. Peter Reid (right) battling for the ball during the match as Everton move to the verge of their first league

Everton clinched the league title for the eighth time in their history with a 2-0 win over Queens Park Rangers on 6th May 1985, eventually finishing 13 points above second place Liverpool

Everton clinched the league title for the eighth time in their history with a 2-0 win over Queens Park Rangers on 6th May 1985, eventually finishing 13 points above second place Liverpool

Middlesbrough 1-0 Wolverhampton Wanderers (Picture) Roger Tames North East commentator at Ayresome Park. 20th November 1994

Aston Villa Manager Ron Saunders and Captain Denis Mortimer celebrating with champagne after the match against Arsenal. Though they lost 2-0 to Arsenal, they won the League Championship Trophy

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"Unfortunate Shot: Micky Burns' Missed Opportunity for Newcastle" During a league division one match, Newcastles' Micky Burns experienced a moment of frustration as his shot ricocheted off George Burley from the opposing team. Despite his efforts, luck was not on his side that day. Aerial Battle: Everton's Alex Young and Ipswich Goalkeeper Hall Clash In an intense corner kick situation, Everton footballer Alex Young and Ipswich goalkeeper Hall engaged in a fierce aerial battle. Both players fought tooth and nail to gain control of the ball, showcasing their determination on the field. Thrilling Encounter at Hillsborough: Sheffield Wednesday 0 v Everton 1 An English League Division One match held at Hillsborough Stadium witnessed an exhilarating clash between Sheffield Wednesday and Everton. The game ended with a narrow victory for Everton, securing them their eighth league title in history with a remarkable scoreline of 2-0. Blackburn Rovers' Darling Shines Against Newcastle United During an enthralling encounter between Newcastle United and Blackburn Rovers, outside right player Darling showcased exceptional skills on the field. His performance left spectators in awe as he contributed significantly to Blackburn's success against Newcastle. Arsenal Triumphs Over Newcastle United in High-Scoring Match In an unforgettable clash between Arsenal and Newcastle United, both teams displayed incredible attacking prowess resulting in numerous goals. Ultimately, Arsenal emerged victorious with a final score of 5-3 on December 4th, 1976. Memorable Moments: Alf McMichael's Impact for Newcastle United Newcastle United's Alf McMichael left an indelible mark during various matches throughout his career. Notably remembered is his impressive display against Birmingham on December 24th, 1960 – showcasing his talent as he made significant contributions to secure victory for his team.