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Barclays Premiership

Last year Thierry Henry was the Premierships top scorer with 30 goals for his club. This helped Arsenal to win the Premiership without losing a single goal. Arsenal scored 78 goals in total and conceived just 26 giving them a goal difference of 52! At the end of the season they finished top, 11 points in front of Chelsea who were second and 15 points in front of their fierce rivals Manchester United. Can Arsenal win the premiership again and stay unbeaten for the whole season?

Top Scorers for Season 2003/2004:
Thierry Henry (Arsenal) - 30
Alan Shearer (Newcastle) - 22
Ruud v. Nistelrooy (Manchester United) - 20
Louis Saha - 20

The Coca Cola Championship

Last season the Nationwide Division 1 was won by Norwich with 94 points. The divisions top scorer was Andrew Johnson for Crystal Palace who scored 28 goals and helped his team through the play-offs and gain promotion to the Premiership even though Palace finished in 6th place! West Bromich Albion also gained promotion by finishing in second place 8 points behind Norwich. However with the introduction of a new name for the league and with 6 new teams including the relegated Leeds United a lot of teams have a big chance of promotion this year...

Top Scorers for Season 2003/2004:
Andrew Johnson (Crystal Palace) - 28
Martin Harewood (West Ham United) - 25
Robert Earnshaw (Cardiff City) - 21

The Coca Cola League 1

Plymouth Argyle were the champions of the old Nationwide Division 2 last year with 90 points. They beat Queens Park Rangers who finished second place by 7 points but both teams were promoted. Brighton who finished 13 points behind the champions in 4 place also gained promotion through the playoffs with their striker Leon Knight being the divisions top scorer after scoring 26 goals in 49 games. However with the introduction of new clubs such as Bradford City who were relegated from Division 1 and Doncaster who have had two successive promotions this season looks to be very interesting...

Top Scorers for Season 2003/2004:
Leon Knight (Brighton) - 26
Stephen McPhee (Port Vale) - 24
Sam Parkin (Swindon Town) - 20

The Coca Cola League 2

Doncaster managed a second successive promotion last season from the old Nationwide Division 3 into Nationwide Division 2 (Now Coca Cola League 1). They had only just been promoted from the Conference the previous season. They finished top with 92 points just 4 points more than runners up Hull City. Both teams were promoted along with Torquay United who finished 3rd, 11 points behind the champions but battled their way through the play-offs. David Graham helped Torquay gain promotion with his 22 goals for the club which made him the divisions top scorer. With a new season there is a new name and all of the clubs will be fighting to avoid relegation as well as hopefully looking for promotion in the new Coca Cola League 1.

Tops Scorers for Season 2003/2004:
David Graham (Torquay United) - 22
Leon Constantine (Southend United) - 21
Liam Lawrence (Mansfield Town) - 19

Other Competition Winners 2003/2004

Euro 2004: Greece
Champions League: FC Porto
UEFA Cup: Valencia
FA Cup: Manchester United
League Cup: Middlesborough

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