Arsenal faces unique relegation season in club history

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Arsenal faces unique relegation season in club history
Summary

Arsenal's relegation from the First Division occurred in the 1912/13 season, marking a first in the club's history. Under manager George Morrell, who resigned during the 1914/15 campaign, Arsenal finished bottom with only three wins from 38 matches. The season included a notable string of defeats and three draws in the final fixtures. Despite the struggles, Arsenal returned to the top flight within six years and has since established itself as a persistent presence in English football.

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  • Arsenal finished last in the First Division in 1912/13.
  • The club recorded three wins, 12 draws, and 23 losses.
  • George Morrell managed Arsenal during this relegation season.
  • Arsenal returned to the top flight within six years after relegation.
  • The club has remained in the top division ever since.
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