FC Barcelona season results

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The season balance sheet of FC Barcelona shows all the important tournament placements of the club since it was founded in 1899. FC Barcelona has participated in official football competitions since 1900 and has been one of the founding members of the Spanish first division, the Primera División , since 1929 . Barcelona have won the Spanish league 26 times and are the Spanish record cup winners with 30 titles . In addition, the club has been participating in European club competitions continuously since 1955 and is the only soccer club to win six titles in one year (2009).

The league placements of FC Barcelona since the founding of the Spanish league

Legend

Abbreviations:

  • Pos. = Position at the end of the season
  • Col = number of games
  • S = victories
  • U = tie
  • N = defeats
  • T = goals scored
  • Gt. = Goals conceded
  • Pt. = Points
  • F = final
  • HF = semifinals
  • S = winner
  • Cup winners = European Cup Winners' Cup
  • National champion = European Cup of national champions
  • Pr. División = Primera División
  • Camp. Cat. = Campionat de Catalunya (Catalan Championship)

Explanations:

Season results

Before founding the Primera División (until 1929)

Until 1929, Spain did not have its own national football league, instead regional football leagues existed. The first of these leagues was the Campionat de Catalunya (initially Copa Macaya ) for Catalan club teams. FC Barcelona has participated in this competition since it was first held in 1900. The winner of this Catalan championship qualified for the Copa del Rey , which took place in the same season following the regional championships. From 1910 the Copa del Rey had the status of a national championship and was partly played in league mode.

season Copa del Rey Catalan championship
competition Item Sp. S. U N T: Gt Pt.
1900/01 no event Copa Macaya 2. 6th 4th 1 1 47: 3 9
1901/02 final Copa Macaya 1. 8th 8th 0 0 60: 2 16
1902/03 - Copa Barcelona 1. 14th 12 2 0 45:10 26th
1903/04 - Campionat de Catalunya 4th 16 10 3 3 57:15 23
1904/05 - Campionat de Catalunya 1. 8th 5 2 1 21:12 12
1905/06 - Campionat de Catalunya 3. 6th 3 0 3 16:10 6th
1906/07 - Campionat de Catalunya F. N / A
1907/08 - Campionat de Catalunya 2. 6th 4th 1 1 18: 6 9
1908/09 Semifinals Campionat de Catalunya 1. 7th 4th 3 0 16: 7 11
1909/10 winner Campionat de Catalunya 1. 10 10 0 0 46: 3 20th
1910/11 Quarter finals Campionat de Catalunya 1. 7th 7th 0 0 25: 7 14th
1911/12 winner Campionat de Catalunya 2. 10 6th 2 2 51: 8 14th
1912/13 winner Campionat de Catalunya 1. 4th 3 0 1 24: 9 6th
1913/14 - Campionat de Catalunya 3. 8th 5 0 3 10: 6 10
1914/15 - Campionat de Catalunya F. 9 8th 0 1 24: 6 16
1915/16 Semifinals Campionat de Catalunya 1. 13 13 0 0 64:12 26th
1916/17 - Campionat de Catalunya 3. 8th 4th 2 2 16: 8 10
1917/18 - Campionat de Catalunya 3. 10 6th 1 3 17:11 13
1918/19 final Campionat de Catalunya 1. 10 8th 1 1 31: 6 17th
1919/20 winner Campionat de Catalunya 1. 10 9 1 0 28: 7 19th
1920/21 - Campionat de Catalunya 1. 10 6th 3 1 17: 8 15th
1921/22 winner Campionat de Catalunya 1. 10 9 1 0 63: 8 19th
1922/23 - Campionat de Catalunya F. 10 8th 1 1 24: 9 17th
1923/24 Semifinals Campionat de Catalunya 1. 10 10 0 0 28: 7 20th
1924/25 winner Campionat de Catalunya 1. 14th 9 2 3 25: 9 20th
1925/26 winner Campionat de Catalunya 1. 14th 9 2 3 35:11 20th
1926/27 Semifinals Campionat de Catalunya 1. 14th 11 1 2 64:20 23
1927/28 winner Campionat de Catalunya 1. 14th 12 0 2 56:11 24

Primera División (since 1929)

In 1929 the Primera División , the first Spanish football league, was founded. Barcelona were among the ten founding members and have never been relegated since. The Copa del Rey, which until then was practically a Spanish championship, continued to exist as a Spanish cup and from then on was only played in knockout mode. Barcelona also continued to take part in the Campionat de Catalunya until it was abolished in 1940 .

season league Copa del Rey UEFA competitions other competitions Top scorer
league Item Sp. S. U N T: Gt Pt. Name (s) Gates
1928/29 Pr. División 1. 18th 11 3 4th 37:23 25th Semifinals Parera 11
Camp. Cat. 3. 10 5 2 3 23:13 12
1929/30 Pr. División 2. 18th 11 1 6th 46:36 23 Semifinals Bestit 12
Camp. Cat. 1. 10 8th 0 2 33: 6 16
1930/31 Pr. División 4th 18th 7th 7th 4th 40:43 21st Round of 16 Arocha 16
Camp. Cat. 1. 10 8th 1 1 34:10 17th
1931/32 Pr. División 3. 18th 10 4th 4th 40:26 24 final Samitan 10
Camp. Cat. 1. 14th 11 1 2 43:11 23
1932/33 Pr. División 4th 18th 7th 5 6th 42:34 19th 1 round Ramón 12
Camp. Cat. 2. 14th 12 1 1 53:15 25th
1933/34 Pr. División 9. 18th 8th 0 10 42:40 16 Quarter finals Ventolrà 14th
Camp. Cat. 3. 14th 9 2 3 36:19 20th
1934/35 Pr. División 6th 22nd 9 6th 7th 55:44 24 Quarter finals Escolà 18th
Camp. Cat. 1. 10 8th 1 1 36:10 17th
1935/36 Pr. División 5. 22nd 11 2 9 39:32 24 final Escolà 13
Camp. Cat. 1. 10 9 1 0 41: 9 19th
1936/37 Pr. División no event no event
Camp. Cat. 2. 10 5 2 3 24:16 12
1937/38 Pr. División no event no event
Camp. Cat. 1. 14th 10 1 3 42:13 21st
1938/39 Pr. División no event -
Camp. Cat. no event
1939/40 Pr. División 9. 22nd 8th 3 11 32:38 19th Quarter finals Herrerita 8th
Camp. Cat. 3. 10 5 0 5 29:20 10
1940/41 Pr. División 4th 22nd 13 1 8th 55:45 27 Round of 16 Martin 12
1941/42 Pr. División 12. 26th 8th 3 15th 57:66 19th winner Martin 17th
1942/43 Pr. División 3. 26th 14th 4th 8th 77:50 32 Semifinals Martin 30th
1943/44 Pr. División 6th 26th 10 8th 8th 59:46 28 Round of 16 Martin 24
1944/45 Pr. División 1. 26th 17th 5 4th 50:30 39 Round of 16 Escolà 16
1945/46 Pr. División 2. 26th 14th 7th 5 48:31 35 Round of 16 Copa de Oro Argentina S. César 11
1946/47 Pr. División 4th 26th 14th 3 9 59:42 31 Quarter finals César , Seguer 10
1947/48 Pr. División 1. 26th 15th 7th 4th 65:31 37 Round of 16 César 19th
1948/49 Pr. División 1. 26th 16 5 5 66:36 37 Semifinals Copa Eva Duarte S. César 28
Coupe Latine S.
1949/50 Pr. División 5. 26th 13 3 10 67:47 29 Round of 16 Copa Eva Duarte F. César 19th
1950/51 Pr. División 4th 30th 16 3 11 83:61 35 winner César 29
1951/52 Pr. División 1. 30th 19th 5 6th 92:43 43 winner Copa Eva Duarte F. Kubala 26th
Coupe Latine S.
1952/53 Pr. División 1. 30th 19th 4th 7th 82:43 42 winner Copa Eva Duarte S. Moreno 22nd
1953/54 Pr. División 2. 30th 16 4th 10 74:39 36 final Copa Eva Duarte S. Kubala 23
1954/55 Pr. División 2. 30th 17th 7th 6th 75:39 41 Semifinals Kubala , Villaverde 14th
1955/56 Pr. División 2. 30th 22nd 3 5 67:26 47 Quarter finals Trade fair trophy winner Kubala 14th
1956/57 Pr. División 3. 30th 16 7th 7th 70:37 39 winner Suarez 13
1957/58 Pr. División 3. 30th 17th 4th 9 69:38 38 Semifinals Tejada 14th
1958/59 Pr. División 1. 30th 24 3 3 96:26 51 winner Trade fair cup
national champion
Winner
semifinals
Evaristo 20th
1959/60 Pr. División 1. 30th 22nd 2 6th 86:28 46 Quarter finals Martínez 23
1960/61 Pr. División 4th 30th 13 6th 11 62:47 32 Round of 16 Trade fair trophy Quarter finals Evaristo 11
National champion final
1961/62 Pr. División 2. 30th 18th 4th 8th 81:46 40 Quarter finals Trade fair trophy final Evaristo 20th
1962/63 Pr. División 6th 30th 11 9 10 45:36 31 winner Trade fair trophy 2nd round Zaldúa 10
1963/64 Pr. División 2. 30th 19th 4th 7th 74:38 42 Semifinals Cup winners 1 round Re 17th
1964/65 Pr. División 6th 30th 14th 4th 12 59:41 32 Quarter finals Trade fair trophy 3rd round Re 26th
1965/66 Pr. División 3. 30th 16 6th 8th 51:27 38 Semifinals Trade fair trophy winner Rifé 9
1966/67 Pr. División 2. 30th 20th 2 8th 58:29 42 Round of 16 Trade fair trophy 2nd round Fusté , Zaballa 10
1967/68 Pr. División 2. 30th 15th 9 6th 48:29 39 winner Trade fair trophy 1 round Zaldúa 12
1968/69 Pr. División 3. 30th 13 10 7th 40:18 36 Round of 16 Cup winners final Zaldúa 11
1969/70 Pr. División 4th 30th 13 9 8th 40:31 35 Quarter finals Trade fair trophy 3rd round Rexach 7th
1970/71 Pr. División 2. 30th 19th 5 6th 50:22 43 winner Trade fair trophy 2nd round Rexach 17th
1971/72 Pr. División 3. 34 17th 9 8th 40:26 43 Quarter finals Cup winners 2nd round Asensi 9
1972/73 Pr. División 2. 34 18th 10 6th 41:21 46 Round of 16 Uefa cup 1 round Barrios 8th
1973/74 Pr. División 1. 34 21st 8th 5 75:24 50 final Uefa cup 1 round Marcial 17th
1974/75 Pr. División 3. 34 15th 7th 12 57:36 37 Quarter finals National champion Semifinals Clares 10
1975/76 Pr. División 2. 34 18th 7th 9 61:41 43 Quarter finals Uefa cup Semifinals Neeskens 12
1976/77 Pr. División 2. 34 18th 9 7th 69:34 45 Round of 16 Uefa cup Quarter finals Clares 22nd
1977/78 Pr. División 2. 34 16 9 9 49:29 41 winner Uefa cup Semifinals Rexach , Asensi 9
1978/79 Pr. División 5. 34 16 6th 12 69:37 38 Round of 16 Cup winners winner Sick 29
1979/80 Pr. División 4th 34 13 12 9 42:33 38 Round of 16 Cup winners Quarter finals UEFA Super Cup F. Simonsen 10
1980/81 Pr. División 5. 34 18th 5 11 66:41 41 winner Uefa cup 2nd round Quini 20th
1981/82 Pr. División 2. 34 19th 7th 8th 75:40 45 Round of 16 Cup winners winner Quini 27
1982/83 Pr. División 4th 34 17th 10 7th 60:29 44 winner Cup winners Quarter finals UEFA Super Cup F. Maradona 11
Copa de la Liga S.
1983/84 Pr. División 3. 34 20th 8th 6th 62:28 48 final Cup winners Quarter finals Supercopa de España S. Marcos 12
1984/85 Pr. División 1. 34 21st 11 2 69:25 53 Quarter finals Cup winners 1 round Archibald 15th
1985/86 Pr. División 2. 34 18th 9 7th 61:36 45 final National champion final Supercopa de España F. Cobbler 10
Copa de la Liga S.
1986/87 Pr. División 2. 44 24 15th 5 63:29 63 Round of 16 Uefa cup Quarter finals Lineker 20th
1987/88 Pr. División 6th 38 15th 9 14th 49:44 39 winner Uefa cup Quarter finals Lineker 16
1988/89 Pr. División 2. 38 23 11 4th 80:26 57 Quarter finals Cup winners winner Supercopa de España F. Salinas 20th
1989/90 Pr. División 3. 38 23 5 10 83:39 51 winner Cup winners 2nd round UEFA Super Cup F. Salinas 15th
1990/91 Pr. División 1. 38 25th 7th 6th 74:33 57 Semifinals Cup winners final Supercopa de España F. Stoichkov 14th
1991/92 Pr. División 1. 38 23 9 6th 87:37 55 Round of 16 National champion winner Supercopa de España S. Stoichkov 17th
1992/93 Pr. División 1. 38 25th 8th 5 87:34 58 Semifinals Champions League 2nd round Supercopa de España S. Stoichkov 20th
UEFA Super Cup S.
World cup F.
1993/94 Pr. División 1. 38 25th 6th 7th 91:42 56 Quarter finals Champions League final Supercopa de España F. Romario 30th
1994/95 Pr. División 4th 38 18th 10 10 60:45 46 Round of 16 Champions League Quarter finals Supercopa de España S. Stoitschkow , Cruyff , Koeman 9
1995/96 Pr. División 3. 42 22nd 14th 6th 72:39 80 final Uefa cup Semifinals Óscar 10
1996/97 Pr. División 2. 42 28 6th 8th 102: 48 90 winner Cup winners winner Supercopa de España S. Ronaldo 34
1997/98 Pr. División 1. 38 23 5 10 78:56 74 winner Champions League Group stage Supercopa de España F. Rivaldo 19th
UEFA Super Cup S.
1998/99 Pr. División 1. 38 24 7th 7th 87:43 79 Quarter finals Champions League Group stage Supercopa de España F. Rivaldo 24
1999/00 Pr. División 2. 38 19th 7th 12 70:46 64 Semifinals Champions League Semifinals Supercopa de España F. Kluivert 15th
2000/01 Pr. División 4th 38 17th 12 9 80:57 63 Semifinals Champions League Group stage Rivaldo 23
Uefa cup Semifinals
2001/02 Pr. División 4th 38 18th 10 10 65:37 64 1 round Champions League Semifinals Kluivert 18th
2002/03 Pr. División 6th 38 15th 11 12 63:47 56 1 round Champions League Quarter finals Kluivert 16
2003/04 Pr. División 2. 38 21st 9 8th 63:39 72 Quarter finals Uefa cup Round of 16 Ronaldinho , Saviola 14th
2004/05 Pr. División 1. 38 25th 9 4th 73:29 84 2nd round Champions League Round of 16 Eto'o 24
2005/06 Pr. División 1. 38 25th 7th 6th 80:35 82 Quarter finals Champions League winner Supercopa de España S. Eto'o 26th
2006/07 Pr. División 2. 38 22nd 10 6th 78:33 76 Semifinals Champions League Round of 16 Supercopa de España S. Ronaldinho 21st
UEFA Super Cup F.
FIFA Club World Cup F.
2007/08 Pr. División 3. 38 19th 10 9 76:43 67 Semifinals Champions League Semifinals Eto'o 16
2008/09 Pr. División 1. 38 27 6th 5 105: 35 87 winner Champions League winner Eto'o 30th
2009/10 Pr. División 1. 38 31 6th 1 98:24 99 Round of 16 Champions League Semifinals Supercopa de España S. Messi 34
UEFA Super Cup S.
FIFA Club World Cup S.
2010/11 Pr. División 1. 38 30th 6th 2 95:21 96 final Champions League winner Supercopa de España S. Messi 33
2011/12 Pr. División 2. 38 28 7th 3 114: 29 91 winner Champions League Semifinals Supercopa de España S. Messi 50
UEFA Super Cup S.
FIFA Club World Cup S.
2012/13 Pr. División 1. 38 32 4th 2 115: 40 100 Semifinals Champions League Semifinals Supercopa de España F. Messi 46
2013/14 Pr. División 2. 38 27 6th 5 100: 33 87 final Champions League Quarter finals Supercopa de España S. Messi 28
2014/15 Pr. División 1. 38 30th 4th 4th 110: 21 94 winner Champions League winner Messi 43
2015/16 Pr. División 1. 38 29 4th 5 112: 29 91 winner Champions League Quarter finals Supercopa de España F. Suarez 40
UEFA Super Cup S.
FIFA Club World Cup S.
2016/17 Pr. División 2. 38 28 6th 4th 116: 37 90 winner Champions League Quarter finals Supercopa de España S. Messi 37
2017/18 Pr. División 1. 38 28 9 1 99:29 93 winner Champions League Quarter finals Supercopa de España N Messi 34
2018/19 Pr. División 1. 38 26th 9 3 90:36 87 final Champions League Semifinals Supercopa de España S. Messi 36
2019/20 Pr. División 2. 38 25th 7th 6th 86:38 82 Quarter finals Champions League Quarter finals Supercopa de España HF Messi 33

Remarks

  1. The Copa del Rey was first played in the 1901/02 season.
  2. In the Copa Macaya, two points were deducted from Barcelona for the use of an ineligible player. The club then withdrew from the competition and organized the Copa Barcelona.
  3. The winners of the Catalan championship were originally supposed to qualify for the Copa del Rey, but the championship had not ended in time.
  4. The league could not be played to the end due to a scandal in the game between X Sporting Club and FC Barcelona. With a score of 3: 2 for the home side, Barcelona scored 3: 3 with a dubious penalty. Shortly after the penalty was converted, the referee changed his mind and canceled the penalty! After weeks of protests, the association organized a final play-off that Barcelona lost 3-1 to X Sporting Club .
  5. After a 4-0 victory in the quarter-finals against Gimnástica de Madrid , Madrid protested against the placement of goalkeeper Reñé in the ranks of FC Barcelona. The association ordered the game to be repeated in compliance with the protest. Barcelona refused to compete and were disqualified.
  6. Some clubs, including Barcelona, ​​broke away from the existing Catalan Football Association and formed a rival association that held its own Catalan championship. This competition was canceled after just four match days, but Barcelona were declared champions.
  7. Barcelona ended the season tied with RCD Espanyol , which resulted in a final playoff for the championship. Barcelona lost the game 4-0.
  8. Barcelona withdrew from the tournament - in protest against the decision of the Spanish Football Association to move the venue of the final from Seville to Bilbao.
  9. Barcelona ended the season level on points with CE Europe . In the final playoff for the championship, Barcelona lost 1-0.
  10. Barcelona ended the season level on points with CE Europe. In the final game of the championship, Barcelona won 1-0.
  11. a b c d e f no event due to the Spanish Civil War
  12. Because the Catalan championship was not held, no teams from Catalonia were allowed.
  13. After 34 match days, regular league operations were followed by play-offs for first places. Both parts of the season were taken into account in the statistics.
  14. Barcelona lost the first leg 3-0 to Atlético Madrid. Barcelona did not want to play for the second leg as there were not enough players available (only nine outfield players and two goalkeepers) due to international secondments. Barcelona was then disqualified by the Spanish Association and excluded from the Spanish Cup for a year (the latter was never carried out).

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