The Football League 1988-89
- The Football League 1988-89
The Football League was contested through four divisions in the 1988-89 season. The Divisions were Division One, Division Two, Division Three and Division Four.
tandings
=First Division=
No European qualification took place due to the Heysel Stadium disaster suspension in place.
=Fourth Division=
P = Matches played; W = Matches won; D = Matches drawn; L = Matches lost; F = Goals for; A = Goals against; GD = Goal difference; Pts = Points
Playoffs
Division Two playoff
4TeamBracket-Compact
RD1=Semi-Final
RD2=Final
score-width=
RD1-seed01=5th
RD1-team01=Blackburn Rovers
RD1-score01=1a
RD1-seed02=4th
RD1-team02=Watford F.C.
RD1-score02=1
RD1-seed03=6th
RD1-team03=Swindon Town
RD1-score03=1
RD1-seed04=3rd
RD1-team04=Crystal Palace
RD1-score04=2
RD2-seed01=5th
RD2-team01=Blackburn Rovers
RD2-score01=3
RD2-seed02=3rd
RD2-team02=Crystal Palace
RD2-score02=4
aBlackburn won on away goals after Extra Time.
Division Three playoff
4TeamBracket-Compact
RD1=Semi-Final
RD2=Final
score-width=
RD1-seed01=5th
RD1-team01=Bristol Rovers
RD1-score01=5
RD1-seed02=4th
RD1-team02=Fulham F.C.
RD1-score02=0
RD1-seed03=6th
RD1-team03=Preston North End
RD1-score03=2
RD1-seed04=3rd
RD1-team04=Port Vale
RD1-score04=4
RD2-seed01=5th
RD2-team01=Bristol Rovers
RD2-score01=1
RD2-seed02=3rd
RD2-team02=Port Vale
RD2-score02=2
Division Four playoff
4TeamBracket-Compact
RD1=Semi-Final
RD2=Final
score-width=
RD1-seed01=7th
RD1-team01=Wrexham
RD1-score01=5
RD1-seed02=4th
RD1-team02=Scunthorpe United
RD1-score02=1
RD1-seed03=6th
RD1-team03=Leyton Orient
RD1-score03=2
RD1-seed04=5th
RD1-team04=Scarborough
RD1-score04=1
RD2-seed01=7th
RD2-team01=Wrexham
RD2-score01=1
RD2-seed02=6th
RD2-team02=Leyton Orient
RD2-score02=2
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