USSR II Division: http://football-journey.com/

USSR III Division:  http://football-journey.com/

 Romania the Cup: http://football-journey.com/

 Romania I Division: http://football-journey.com/

 Romania II Division: http://football-journey.com/

 Belgium the Cup:  http://football-journey.com/

 Belgium I Division: http://football-journey.com/

Belgium III & II Divisions

 

Belgium. Goal-difference decided the champion this year. Down in Third Division FC Assent won Group B and was promoted.

KV Oostende was 3^rd in Group A with 42 points.

KRC Harelbeke won Group A with 45 points.

Second Division. Three-team race for the top position.

RAEC Mons – last and out with 21 points.

R. Union St,-Gilloise - 15^th with 24 points.

FC Verbroedering Geel - 14^th with 25 points.

KRC Mechelen - 13^th with 27 points.

FC Diest - 12^th with 28 points.

St. Truiedense VV - 11^th with 28 points.

Beringen FC - 10^th with 29 points.

K. Boom FC - 9^th with 29 points

KSC Hasselt - 8^th with 29 points.

Patro Eisden - 7^th with 32 points.

FC Winterslag - 6^th with 33 points.

SK Tongeren - 5^th with 33 points.

K, St.Niklase SK - 4^th with 33 points.

KSC Eendracht Aalst - 3^rd with 35 points.

Racing Jet - 2^nd with 36 points.

Berchem Sport clinched 1^st place with 38 points – 13 wins, 12 ties, 5 losses, 48-25 goal-difference and 38 points.

The second promotion was decided in the post-season tournament between the 4 teams right bellow the winner – but, curiously, Winterstag, 6^th, played instead of the 5^th, Tongeren. Did not help: Winterslag finished last with 3 points. Eendracht Aalst - 3^rd with 4 points.

St.- Niklaase SK - 2^nd with 6 points.

Racing Jet (Bruxelles) won the 1^st place and was promoted with 11 points. Great achievement for the small club from the capital.

 Portugal the Cup: http://football-journey.com/

 Portugal I Division: http://football-journey.com/

 Portugal II Division: http://football-journey.com/

Holland the Cup: http://football-journey.com/
 

 Holland I Division:   http://football-journey.com/

 Holland II Division:  http://football-journey.com/

 France the Cup: http://football-journey.com/

 France I Division: http://football-journey.com/

 France Second Division Group B: http://football-journey.com/

 France Second Division Group A: http://football-journey.com/

 England the Cups: http://football-journey.com/

 England I Division: http://football-journey.com/

 England II Division: http://football-journey.com/

 England III Division: http://football-journey.com/

England IV Division

 

England. With no European football to be played after UEFA suspended English teams from participating, the country returned to its preferred insular game. Not everybody was happy, but for the most clubs there was no loss.

Division 4. A record was made here – the winner finished with 102 points. That was because England adapted 3-points for a win in 1981-82. Down in the lowest professional league only promotion really mattered – 4 teams going up, as ever.

Torquay United – last with 37 points and the only team winning less than 10 fixtures this season.

Preston North End - 23^rd with 43 points.

Cambridge United - 22^nd with 54 points.

Exeter City - 21^st with 54 points.

Halifax Town - 20^th with 54 points.

Tranmere Rovers - 19^th with 54 points.

Rochdale - 18^th with 55 points.

Peterborough United - 17^th with 56 points.

Aldershot - 16^th with 58 points.

Scunthorpe United - 15^th with 59 points.

Burnley - 14^th with 59 points.

Wrexham - 13^th with 60 points.

Crewe Alexandra - 12^th with 63 points.

Stockport County - 11^th with 64 points.

Hereford United - 10^th with 64 points.

Southend United - 9^th with 64 points.

Northampton Town - 8^th with 64 points.

Hartlepool United - 7^th with 70 points.

Colchester United - 6^th with 70 points.

Orient - 5^th with 72 points.

Port Vale - 4^th with 79 points. Fought for promotion and got it. Well done.

Mansfield Town - 3^rd with 81 points. Going back to III Division after their 1971-72 relegation.

Chester City - 2^nd with 84 points. Promoted, but not a title contender.

Swindon Town dominated the championship and won it with record 102 points from 32 wins, 6 ties, and 8 losses. 82-43 goal-difference. Wonderful season, much applauded. The former Manchester United star Lou Macari did excellent job.

One more look at the champions in the their happiest moment.

 West Germany the Cup:  http://football-journey.com/

 West Germany I Division: http://football-journey.com/