1993-94 Season Summary In Charts

Substitutions, red cards, top scorers and partnerships, chart by chart

The 1993-94 season in charts. Substitutions and red cards are shown as heat maps: one row per club, 90 one-minute squares running left to right, shaded from white (no events) to the deepest colour (the most events in that minute), with the half-time mark as a vertical line at 45'. The season's top five scorers and most productive assist-scorer partnerships follow. Generated from the per-match event feed (goals, cards and substitutions) rather than the aggregate match results.

Substitutions by Team and Minute
Each row is a club · each square is one minute, shaded by how many subs were made

Sheffield United made the most substitutions (66).

Red Cards by Team and Minute
Straight reds and second yellows, by the minute they were shown

Oldham Athletic and Sheffield United had the most red cards (4) whilst 7 clubs had none at all.

Top 5 Scorers
1993-94 Golden Boot standings

Andrew Cole won the Golden Boot with 34 goals.

#PlayerClubGoals
1Andrew ColeNewcastle United34
2Alan ShearerBlackburn Rovers31
3Chris SuttonNorwich City25
4Matthew Le TissierSouthampton25
5Ian WrightArsenal23
Top 5 Partnerships
1993-94 most productive assist-scorer pairings

The best partnership was Ray Parlour and Kevin Campbell of Arsenal (2 goals).

#PlayerPlayerClubGoals
1Ray ParlourKevin CampbellArsenal2
2Ian WrightAnders LimparArsenal2
3Roy WegerleMick QuinnCoventry City2
4Alan ShearerMike NewellBlackburn Rovers1
5David SeamanKevin CampbellArsenal1