List of ADO Den Haag seasons

Last updated December 30, 2022

This is a list of the seasons played by ADO Den Haag from 1956 when the club entered the Eredivisie, the club was established in 1905,^[1] to the most recent seasons. The club's achievements in all major national and international competitions as well as the top scorers are listed. Top scorers in bold and colored background were also top scorers of the Eredivisie.

Key

Key to league record:

P – Played
W – Games won
D – Games drawn
L – Games lost
F – Goals for
A – Goals against
Pts – Points
Pos – Final position

Key to colours and symbols:
Symbol	Meaning
W	Championship Winners
RU	Cup Runners-up
	Promoted
	Relegated
EC	European Cup / Champions League
EC	UEFA Cup / Europa League
♦	Top league scorer in Feyenoord's division

Key to rounds:

Prel. – Preliminary round
QR1 – First qualifying round
QR2 – Second qualifying round, etc.
Inter – Intermediate round (between qualifying rounds and rounds proper)
GS – Group stage
1R – First round
2R – Second round, etc.
R64 – 1/32 Final (round of 64)
R32 – 1/16 Final (round of 32)
R16 – 1/8 Final (round of 16)
QF – Quarter-final
SF – Semi-final
F – Final
W – Winners
DNE – Did not enter

Key to competitions

JCS – Johan Cruyff Shield
EC – European Cup (1955–1992)
UCL – UEFA Champions League (1992–present)
CWC – UEFA Cup Winners' Cup (1960–1999)
UC – UEFA Cup (1971–2009)
UEL – UEFA Europa League (2009–present)
USC – UEFA Super Cup
FCWC – FIFA Club World Cup

Seasons from 1956 to present

Results of league and cup competitions by season ^[2]
Season ^[3]	Division	P	W	D	L	F	A	Pts.	Pos.	KNVB Cup	JCS	Cup	Name	Goals
Season ^[3]	League									KNVB Cup	JCS	UEFA - FIFA	Top goalscorer(s)
1956–57	Eerste Divisie A	30	20	7	3	89	35	47	1st	SF			Carol Schuurman	27
1957–58	Eredivisie	34	14	7	13	68	56	35	6th	3rd round			Carol Schuurman	25
1958–59		34	9	10	15	63	84	28	13th	RU			Carol Schuurman	19
1959–60		34	13	5	16	66	68	31	12th	Not held			Lex Rijnvis	17
1960–61		34	15	2	17	59	78	32	11th	2nd round			Carol Schuurman	18
1961–62		34	9	11	14	58	69	29	15th	Int. round			Carol Schuurman	22
1962–63		30	9	10	11	41	36	28	10th	RU			Peter Hoet	10
1963–64		30	12	6	12	47	60	30	10th	RU			Kees Aarts	15
1964–65		30	13	7	10	37	32	33	3rd	2nd Round			Kees Aarts	12
1965–66		30	15	9	6	72	37	39	3rd	RU			Kees Aarts	18
1966–67		34	18	10	6	70	40	46	4th	2nd Round			Henk Houwaart	14
1967–68		34	15	11	8	53	34	41	4th	W			Lex Schoenmaker	12
1968–69		34	12	13	9	45	37	37	6th	1/8 Final	CWC	1/8 Final	Lex Schoenmaker	19
1969–70		34	14	12	8	56	33	40	6th	1/4 Final			Harald Berg	17
1970–71		34	21	8	5	62	27	50	3rd	1/4 Final			Lex Schoenmaker	15
1971–72		34	17	10	7	59	33	44	5th	RU	UC	1/16 Final	Sjaak Roggeveen	13
1972–73		34	15	10	9	44	39	40	5th	1/4 Final	CWC	1st Round	Harald Berg	10
1973–74		34	8	10	16	29	53	26	13th	2nd round			Keest Storm	6
1974–75		34	7	16	11	33	42	30	10th	W			Henk van Leeuwen	10
1975–76		34	15	7	12	65	51	37	6th	1/8 Final	CWC	1/4 Final	Henk van Leeuwen	16
1976–77		34	10	12	12	50	42	32	10th	1/2 Final			Henk van Leeuwen	10
1977–78		34	11	6	17	45	57	28	12th	2nd Round			Henk van Leeuwen	15
1978–79		34	11	11	12	43	55	33	7th	1/8 Final			Roger Albertsen	6
1979–80		34	11	9	14	38	43	31	10th	1/4 Final			Lex Schoenmaker	9
1980–81		34	12	3	19	53	79	27	14th	2nd Round			Harry Melis	15
1981–82		34	4	5	25	29	82	13	17th	2nd Round			Bram Rontberg	6
1982–83	Eerste Divisie	30	11	10	9	60	44	32	6th	1/8 Final			Bram Rontberg	23
1983–84		32	15	5	12	49	39	35	7th	1/8 Final			John Linford	20
1984–85		34	16	13	5	62	40	45	4th^[4]	2nd Round			Huub Smeets	18
1985–86		36	26	10	0	85	33	62	1st	1/2 Final			Remco Boere	28
1986–87	Eredivisie	34	8	12	14	46	64	28	14th	RU			Tony Morley	12
1987–88	Eredivisie	34	7	8	19	50	72	22	17th	1/8 Final	CWC	1/8 Final	Remco Boere	18
1988–89	Eerste Divisie	36	23	7	6	85	35	53	2nd	1/2 Final			Heini Otto	17
1989–90	Eredivisie	34	13	7	14	58	63	33	10th	2nd Round			Harry van der Laan	21
1990–91		34	10	8	16	40	60	28	14th	1/8 Final			Marcel Valk	6
1991–92		34	6	10	18	35	63	22	16th^[5]	3rd Round			Harry van der Laan	12
1992–93	Eerste Divisie	34	15	8	11	65	61	38	8th	3rd Round			Harry van der Laan	15
1993–94		34	14	10	10	62	56	38	7th^[6]	1/4 Final			Harry van der Laan	24
1994–95		34	16	8	10	71	52	40	4th^[7]	1/8 Final			Harry van der Laan	18
1995–96		34	8	7	19	39	60	31	15th	1/8 Final			Gavin Price	11
1996–97		34	14	10	10	48	48	41	8th^[8]	GS			Gavin Price	6
1997–98		34	17	7	10	69	43	58	5th^[9]	1st Round			Dennis Iliohan	16
1998–99		34	12	9	13	52	52	45	10th	1st Round			Edgar van der Roer	11
1999–2000		34	12	6	16	37	52	42	11th	2nd Round			Rene Lievaart	7
2000–01		34	9	9	16	51	71	36	16th	1st Round			Ali Boussaboun	14
2001–02		34	18	9	7	53	36	63	4th^[10]	1st Round			Emiel van Eijkeren	16
2002–03		34	26	5	3	74	20	83	1st	1/8 Final			Roy Stroeve	16
2003–04	Eredivisie	34	9	7	18	36	61	34	15th	2nd Round			Roy Stroeve	10
2004–05		34	10	6	18	44	59	36	14th	1/4 Final			Geert den Ouden	12
2005–06		34	10	5	19	36	62	35	15th	3rd Round			Joonas Kolkka	8
2006–07		34	3	8	23	40	72	17	18th	3rd Round			Santi Kolk	11
2007–08	Eerste Divisie	34	16	10	12	58	50	58	6th^[11]	3rd Round			Hans van de Haar	12
2008–09	Eredivisie	34	8	8	18	41	58	32	14th	1/8 Final			Richard Knopper	10
2009–10		34	7	9	18	38	59	30	15th	2nd Round			Wesley Verhoek	7
2010–11		34	16	6	12	63	55	54	7th^[12]	1/16 Final			Dmitri Bulykin	21
2011–12		34	8	8	18	38	67	32	15th	3rd Round	EL	3rd Qual.	Lex Immers	8
2012–13		34	9	13	12	49	63	40	9th	3rd Round			Danny Holla Mike van Duinen	11
2013–14		34	12	7	15	45	64	43	9th	3rd Round			Mike van Duinen	8
2014–15		34	9	10	15	44	53	37	13th	2nd Round			Michiel Kramer	17
2015–16		34	10	13	11	48	49	43	11th	2nd Round			Mike Havenaar	16
2016–17		34	11	5	18	37	59	38	11th	1/8 Final			Mike Havenaar	9
2017–18		34	13	8	13	45	53	47	7th	1st Round			Bjørn Johnsen	19
2018–19		34	12	9	13	58	63	45	9th	2nd Round			Abdenasser El Khayati	17
2019–20		26	4	7	15	25	54	19	17th^{[n 1]}	1st Round			Tomáš Necid	6

Notes

↑ The 2019–20 Eredivisie season was ended early due to the coronavirus pandemic, with no title winners or relegation. As a result, ADO Den Haag concluded the league season in 17th place, but were not relegated.^[13]

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[14] The 2019–20 Eredivisie season was ended early due to the coronavirus pandemic, with no title winners or relegation. As a result, ADO Den Haag concluded the league season in 17th place, but were not relegated.^[13]

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[2] "Historic Results". adodenhaag.nl. Retrieved 7 October 2018.

[3] Competitions per season "Eredivisie history". Eredivisie.nl. Retrieved 14 September 2017.

[4] "3rd in playoffs for promotion to Eredivisie". voetbalarchieven (in Dutch). 25 July 2014. Retrieved 7 October 2018.

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[6] "3rd in Group 1 in promotion playoff to Eredivisie". voetbalarchieven (in Dutch). 3 August 2014. Retrieved 7 October 2018.

[7] "2nd in Group 1 in promotion playoff to Eredivisie". voetbalarchieven (in Dutch). 3 August 2014. Retrieved 7 October 2018.

[8] "4th in Group 1 in promotion playoff to Eredivisie". voetbalarchieven (in Dutch). 4 August 2014. Retrieved 7 October 2018.

[9] "3rd in Group 1 in promotion playoff to Eredivisie". voetbalarchieven (in Dutch). 4 August 2014. Retrieved 7 October 2018.

[10] "3rd in Group B in promotion playoff to Eredivisie". voetbalarchieven (in Dutch). 7 August 2014. Retrieved 7 October 2018.

[11] "Won promotion playoff to Eredivisie". voetbalarchieven (in Dutch). 7 August 2014. Retrieved 7 October 2018.

[12] "Won playoff for Europa League". programmaeredivisie (in Dutch). Retrieved 7 October 2018.

[13] "Ajax denied title as Dutch Eredivisie season declared void, European places decided, no relegation". Sky Sports. 25 April 2020. Retrieved 26 April 2020.

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v t e Alles Door Oefening Den Haag
History Players (M) Players (F) Managers Seasons List of seasons Current season
Other teams	Reserves and Academy ADO Den Haag Vrouwen
Home stadium	Zuiderpark Stadion Cars Jeans Stadion
Seasons	2010–11 2011–12 2012–13 2013–14 2014–15 2015–16 2016–17 2017–18 2018–19 2019–20 2020–21

List of ADO Den Haag seasons

Contents

Key

Seasons from 1956 to present

Notes

Related Research Articles

References