Английская Википедия:2003–04 Everton F.C. season

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Шаблон:Short description Шаблон:Use dmy dates Шаблон:Use British English Шаблон:Infobox football club season During the 2003–04 English football season, Everton competed in the Premier League (known as the Barclaycard Premiership for sponsorship reasons).

Season summary

In 2002–03, all the talk at Goodison Park was about how David Moyes was restoring some pride to the blue half of Merseyside thanks to a seventh-place finish. 2003–04, however, was quite a different story, as Everton struggled at the wrong end of the Premiership and finished the season one place above the drop zone with 39 points (a tally which in many seasons has seen teams relegated, even under the 38-game format), albeit the abysmal seasons suffered by all of the bottom three clubs meant that Everton rarely looked to be in any serious danger of relegation.

18-year-old striker Wayne Rooney was England's key player in their run to the quarter-finals of Euro 2004, but fast-growing rumours that he was about to be sold to Manchester United put Everton's top flight future under increasing doubt.

Final league table

Шаблон:Main 2003–04 FA Premier League

Results

Everton's score comes first

Legend

Win

Draw

Loss

FA Premier League

Date	Opponent	Venue	Result	Attendance	Scorers
16 August 2003	Arsenal	A	1–2	38,014	Radzinski
23 August 2003	Fulham	H	3–1	37,604	Naysmith, Unsworth, Watson
26 August 2003	Charlton Athletic	A	2–2	26,336	Watson, Rooney
30 August 2003	Liverpool	H	0–3	40,200
13 September 2003	Newcastle United	H	2–2	40,228	Radzinski, Ferguson (pen)
21 September 2003	Middlesbrough	A	0–1	28,113
28 September 2003	Leeds United	H	4–0	39,151	Watson (3), Ferguson
4 October 2003	Tottenham Hotspur	A	0–3	36,137
19 October 2003	Southampton	H	0–0	35,775
25 October 2003	Aston Villa	A	0–0	36,146
1 November 2003	Chelsea	H	0–1	40,189
10 November 2003	Blackburn Rovers	A	1–2	22,179	Radzinski
22 November 2003	Wolverhampton Wanderers	H	2–0	40,190	Radzinski, Kilbane
29 November 2003	Bolton Wanderers	A	0–2	27,350
7 December 2003	Manchester City	H	0–0	37,871
13 December 2003	Portsmouth	A	2–1	20,101	Carsley, Rooney
20 December 2003	Leicester City	H	3–2	37,007	Carsley, Rooney, Radzinski
26 December 2003	Manchester United	A	2–3	67,642	Neville (own goal), Ferguson
28 December 2003	Birmingham City	H	1–0	39,631	Rooney
7 January 2004	Arsenal	H	1–1	38,726	Radzinski
10 January 2004	Fulham	A	1–2	17,103	Kilbane
17 January 2004	Charlton Athletic	H	0–1	36,322
31 January 2004	Liverpool	A	0–0	44,056
7 February 2004	Manchester United	H	3–4	40,190	Unsworth, O'Shea (own goal), Kilbane
11 February 2004	Birmingham City	A	0–3	29,004
21 February 2004	Southampton	A	3–3	31,875	Rooney (2), Ferguson
28 February 2004	Aston Villa	H	2–0	39,353	Radzinski, Gravesen
13 March 2004	Portsmouth	H	1–0	40,105	Rooney
20 March 2004	Leicester City	A	1–1	31,650	Rooney
27 March 2004	Middlesbrough	H	1–1	38,210	Radzinski
3 April 2004	Newcastle United	A	2–4	52,155	Gravesen, Yobo
9 April 2004	Tottenham Hotspur	H	3–1	38,086	Unsworth, Naysmith, Yobo
13 April 2004	Leeds United	A	1–1	39,835	Rooney
17 April 2004	Chelsea	A	0–0	41,169
24 April 2004	Blackburn Rovers	H	0–1	38,884
1 May 2004	Wolverhampton Wanderers	A	1–2	29,395	Osman
8 May 2004	Bolton Wanderers	H	1–2	40,190	Ferguson
15 May 2004	Manchester City	A	1–5	47,284	Campbell

FA Cup

Round	Date	Opponent	Venue	Result	Attendance	Goalscorers
R3	3 January 2004	Norwich City	H	3–1	29,955	Kilbane, Ferguson (2 pens)
R4	25 January 2004	Fulham	H	1–1	27,862	Jeffers
R4R	4 February 2004	Fulham	A	1–2	11,551	Jeffers

League Cup

Round	Date	Opponent	Venue	Result	Attendance	Goalscorers
R2	24 September 2003	Stockport County	H	3–0	19,807	Ferguson (2, 1 pen), Chadwick
R3	29 October 2003	Charlton Athletic	H	1–0	24,863	Linderoth
R4	3 December 2003	Middlesbrough	A	0–0 (lost 4–5 on pens)	18,568