List of Blacktown City FC seasons

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Blacktown City FC is an association football club based in Sydney, Australia. The club was formed in 1953 as has competed at the highest tier of soccer in Australia, spending 7 seasons in the National Soccer League. Currently, the club participates in the National Premier Leagues NSW competition, which is the second highest tier of soccer in Australia. The club has won 8 premierships and 9 championships in the NSW top flight and well as one National Premier Leagues title.

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Seasons

SeasonLeague Waratah Cup NPL Finals
NSL Cup / FFA Cup 		Top scorer
DivPldWDLGFGAPtsPosFinalsPlayer(s)Goals
1973NSW Inter Sub. Div. 2 ↑2016317428351stWNot held
1974NSW Inter Sub. Div. 1 ↑2217506616391stWunknown
1975 NSW Div. 3 ↑2216426119361stWunknown
1976 NSW Div. 2 2256113340169th–unknown
1977 NSW Div. 2 ↑2216515919372ndSFNot held
1978 NSW Div. 1 26106103131267th–Not held
1979 NSW State League 2613584536314thSFNot held
1980 NSW State League ↑28121155739355th–Not held
1980 NSL 269314345521 11th –Not held NSL Cup – R16
1981 NSL ↓306915324721 15th –Not held NSL Cup – PR
1982 NSW State League 2616645028383rdSFNot held
1983 NSW Div. 1 ↑2417165424353rdSFNot held
1984 NSL (Nth Conf.) 2812610434830 5th EFNot held NSL Cup – GS
1985 NSL (Nth Conf.) 227411303418 8th –Not held NSL Cup – 1R
1986 NSL (Nth Conf.) ↓228410243620 9th –Not held NSL Cup – QF
1987 NSW Div. 1 2619166019393rdPFNot held
1988 NSW Div. 1 ↑2618445517401stRUNot held
1989 NSL 265912285019 12th –Not held NSL Cup – R16
1989–90 NSL ↓264418305512 14th –Not held NSL Cup – QF
1990 NSW Div. 1 167272522169th–unknown
1991 NSW Div. 1 22107+143217452ndW
1992 NSWSL 22103+363024393rdQF
1993 NSWSL 26167+034820621stW
1994 NSWSL 2293+463329374thunknown
1995 NSWSL 26164+244218582nd6R
1996 NSWSL (S. 1) 135441711198th–unknown
NSWSL(S. 2)1333719201212th–
1997NSWSL207672926274thunknown
1998 NSWSL 2213544625442ndNot held
1999 NSWSL 221426482544 2nd WNot held
2000 NSWSL 261943732661 1st WNot held
2000–01 NSWPL 181233472839 1st RUNot held
2001–02 NSWPL 221354512644 3rd RUNot held
2002–03 NSWPL 221435482345 1st RUNot held
2003–04 NSWPL 221147482837 4th SFQF
2004–05 NSWPL 221363382841 3rd SF4R
2006 NSWPL 181422471544 1st RUW
2007 NSWPL 181152381938 1st WSF
2008 NSWPL 22371214401612th–4R
2009 NSWPL 22778293128 7th –SF
2010 NSWPL 2212464227402ndW SF Tolgay Ozbey 23
2011 NSWPL 2211473522374thPF 4R Travis Major 7
2012 NSWPL 22958403432 5th PF QF Travis Major 9
2013 NPL NSW 2210664432366th– 4R
2014 NPL NSW 2214265122443rdW W FFA Cup – R32 Travis Major 16
2015 NPL NSW 2215525423501stRU RU NPL Finals – W, FFA Cup – R32
2016 NPL NSW 2214354726452ndW SF FFA Cup – QF
2017 NPL NSW 2214534522472ndSF SF FFA Cup – QF
2018 NPL NSW 229762720344thQF 7R –
2019 NPL NSW 2211563124383rdSF 6R –
2020 NPL NSW 114341915156th-Not held–
2021 NPL NSW [lower-alpha 1] 1711333617191stNot heldNot held FFA Cup – R32 Travis Major 12
2022 NPL NSW 2212464325183rdW 6R – Jordan Smylie 10
2023 NPL NSW 3017675933573rdNot held 4R

Source ozfootball.net

Notes

Note 1: During 1984 to 1986, the league was split into two conferences – APIA played in the Northern Conference and the position in the table reflects position in the conference.
P Draws went to penalty shoot-outs during the 1993–1995 seasons (2 points for win, 1 point for loss).
  1. ↑ Season was cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic. Results listed in italics at time of cancellation. No champion or premier was awarded.

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