List of Dundee F.C. seasons

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The Dundee team before the very first game against Rangers at West Craigie Park. 1893 Dundee team.jpg
The Dundee team before the very first game against Rangers at West Craigie Park.

Dundee Football Club, is an association football club based in Dundee, Scotland. The club was formed in 1893 from the amalgamation of two local clubs Our Boys FC and East End FC and played their first competitive match in August 1893 in a Scottish Division One fixture at West Craigie Park. By the end of their debut season, Dundee had moved to a new ground, Carolina Port, where they spent five seasons before moving to their current stadium Dens Park (also known as the Scot Foam Stadium under a sponsorship) which has been their home for the past 112 years.

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The club has won a total of five major trophies, including the League Championship once, the Scottish Cup once and the Scottish League Cup three times. Dundee have also won the second tier of Scottish football five times and the Scottish Challenge Cup twice (including the inaugural tournament). The club has played in Europe on four occasions in four separate competitions: the European Cup, the UEFA Cup, the Inter-Cities Fairs Cup and the UEFA Intertoto Cup. Dundee reached the semi-finals of both the European Cup, where they beaten by eventual winners A.C. Milan, and the Fairs Cup where they again lost out to the winners Leeds United.

This list details the club's achievements in major competitions and the top scorers for each season where available. Top scorers in bold were also the top scorers in Dundee's division that season. Records of competitions such as the Forfarshire Cup and the Penman Cup are not included due to them being considered of less importance than the Scottish Cup, League Cup and Challenge Cup.

Key

ChampionsRunners-up3rd / Semi-final Promoted Relegated

Seasons

SeasonLeague Scottish Cup League Cup Challenge Cup EuropeTop league goalscorer
Division P  W  D  L  F  A  Pts  Pos NameGoals
1893–94 SD1 186394759158th [1] Jimmy Dundas12
1894–95 SD1 1862102833148th [2] SF Bill Sawyers6
1895–96 SD1 187293342165th [3] R2 Dave McDonald6
1896–97 SD1 1810263830225th [4] QF Dave Willocks9
1897–98 SD1 1853102936137th [5] SF Malcolm McVean 7
1898–99 SD1 1812152365410th [6] R1 Charlie Craig 4
1899–00 SD1 184773639156th [7] QF Alex Robertson9
1900–01 SD1 206593635177th [8] QF David Steven 8
1901–02 SD1 184591531139th [9] R2 Jimmy Turnbull 4
1902–03 SD1 2213543112312nd [10] SF Alan Bell
Willie White
6
1903–04 SD1 26132115546285th [11] QF Jimmy Dickson14
1904–05 SD1 26105113832257th [12] R1 Dave Cowie10
1905–06 SD1 30111274033347th [13] R1 Jimmy McLuckie10
1906–07 SD1 34181245326482nd [14] R2 Billy Cox 18
1907–08 SD1 3420867128484th [15] R2 John Hunter 18
1908–09 SD1 3422667032502nd [16] R2 John Hunter 29
1909–10 SD1 34148125244366th [17] Winners Jim Bellamy 13
1910–11 SD1 34185115442416th [18] SF RC Hamilton 17
1911–12 SD1 34139125241358th [19] R2 RC Hamilton 14
1912–13 SD1 348131333462914th [20] QF Andy Walker 7
1913–14 SD1 38195146453437th [21] R2 Billy Hogg 17
1914–15 SD1 381291743613315th [22] David Brown 19
1915–16 SD1 38184165649408th [23] David Brown 27
1916–17 SD1 381342158713016th [24] David Brown 31
Dundee didn't play competitive football between 1917 and 1919 due to World War I
1919–20 SD1 42226147965504th [25] R2Johnny Bell28
1920–21 SD1 421911125448494th [26] QFJohnny Bell25
1921–22 SD1 421911125740494th [27] R3 Dave Halliday 23
1922–23 SD1 38177145145417th [28] QF David McLean 22
1923–24 SD1 381513107057435th [29] R2 Dave Halliday 38
1924–25 SD1 38148164754368th [30] Runners-up Dave Halliday 19
1925–26 SD1 381491547593710th [31] R2 Alec Ross
Andy Campbell
9
1926–27 SD1 38179127751435th [32] R3Andy Campbell30
1927–28 SD1 381471765803514th [33] R3Gus Smith24
1928–29 SD1 389111859692918th [34] R3Gus Smith12
1929–30 SD1 381461851583414th [35] R4Andy Campbell15
1930–31 SD1 38175166563398th [36] R3 Jimmy Robertson
Andy Campbell
14
1931–32 SD1 3814101461723811th [37] R2Davie Balfour21
1932–33 SD1 381291760773315th [38] R3 Jimmy Robertson 22
1933–34 SD1 381561768643612th [39] R2Morgan Mackay17
1934–35 SD1 38168146363408th [40] R1Archie Coats30
1935–36 SD1 3811101767803212th [41] R3 Archie Coats28
1936–37 SD1 381215115869399th [42] R3Archie Coats25
1937–38 SD1 381361970743219th [43] R1Arthur Baxter23
1938–39 SD2 34157129963376th [44] R2 Charlie McGillivray 29
No competitive football was played between 1939 and 1946 due to World War II
1946–47 SDB 26213211330451st [45] QF QF [a] Albert Juliussen 30
1947–48 SDA 30153126751334th [46] R1 PR Albert Juliussen 18
1948–49 SDA 3020557148452nd [47] SF SF Alex Stott 30
1949–50 SDA 30127114946316th [48] R1 PR Syd Gerrie 13
1950–51 SDA 3015874730383rd [49] QF PR Billy Steel 7
1951–52 SDA 30116135352288th [50] Runners-up Winners Bobby Flavell 14
1952–53 SDA 30911104437297th [51] R2 Winners Bobby Flavell 14
1953–54 SDA 30146104647347th [52] R3 PR Bert Henderson9
1954–55 SDA 30134134848308th [53] R5 PR George Merchant11
1955–56 SD1 341261656453013th [54] R6 PR George Merchant12
1956–57 SD1 341361555613210th [55] R5 SF Jimmy Chalmers
George O'Hara
9
1957–58 SD1 341351649653111th [56] R3 PR Alan Cousin 15
1958–59 SD1 3416996151414th [57] R1 PR Alan Cousin 17
1959–60 SD1 34161087049424th [58] R2 PR Alan Cousin
Hugh Robertson
13
1960–61 SD1 341361561533210th [59] R2 QF Alan Gilzean 19
1961–62 SD1 3425458046541st [60] R2 PR Alan Gilzean 24
1962–63 SD1 34129136049339th [61] QF PR EC – SF Alan Gilzean 24
1963–64 SD1 3420599450456th [62] Runners-up QF Alan Gilzean 32
1964–65 SD1 34151098663406th [63] R1 PR Andy Penman 24
1965–66 SD1 34146146161349th [64] R2 PR Andy Penman 15
1966–67 SD1 3416997451416th [65] R1 PR Jim McLean 13
1967–68 SD1 34137146259339th [66] R2 Runners-up IFC – SF George McLean 23
1968–69 SD1 341012124748329th [67] R1 SF Jocky Scott 10
1969–70 SD1 34156134944366th [68] SF PR Gordon Wallace 22
1970–71 SD1 341410105345385th [69] QF QF Jocky Scott 16
1971–72 SD1 34141375938415th [70] R4 PR Gordon Wallace 16
1972–73 SD1 3417986843435th [71] SF QF John Duncan 23
1973–74 SD1 34167116748395th [72] SF Winners Jocky Scott 22
1974–75 SD1 34166124842386th [73] SF PR Jocky Scott 8
1975–76 SPD 361110154962329th [74] R3 PR Gordon Wallace 12
1976–77 SFD 3921999055513rd [75] SF PR Billy Pirie 38
1977–78 SFD 3925779144573rd [76] R3 R3 Billy Pirie 35
1978–79 SFD 3924786836551st [77] QF R1 Billy Pirie
Ian Redford
16
1979–80 SPD 36106204773269th [78] R3 QF Ian Redford 9
1980–81 SFD 3922896440522nd [79] R3 Runners-Up Eric Sinclair 19
1981–82 SPD 36114214672268th [80] QF PR Iain Ferguson 13
1982–83 SPD 36911164253296th [81] R4 PR Iain Ferguson 9
1983–84 SPD 36115205074278th [82] SF R3 Iain Ferguson 12
1984–85 SPD 36157144850376th [83] QF QF Ray Stephen 8
1985–86 SPD 36147154551356th [84] QF R3 Ray Stephen 14
1986–87 SPD 441812147457486th [85] SF QF Graham Harvey 12
1987–88 SPD 44177207064417th [86] QF SF Tommy Coyne 33
1988–89 SPD 36910173448288th [87] R3 QF Tommy Coyne
Keith Wright
8
1989–90 SPD 365141741652410th [88] R3 R3 Billy Dodds 13
1990–91 SFD 3922895933523rd [89] QF R2 Winners [b] Keith Wright 18
1991–92 SFD 44231298048581st [90] R4 R2 R1 Billy Dodds 19
1992–93 SPD 4411122148683410th [91] R4 R3 Billy Dodds 16
1993–94 SPD 448132342572912th [92] QF R3 George Shaw
Dragutin Ristić
6
1994–95 SFD 3620886536685th [93] R4 R3 Runners-Up George Shaw 16
1995–96 SFD 36151295340575th [94] R3 Runners-Up QF Jim Hamilton 14
1996–97 SFD 36151384733583rd [95] R4 SF QF Jerry O'Driscoll10
1997–98 SFD 36201065224701st [96] QF R3 R1 James Grady 15
1998–99 SPL 36137163656465th [97] R3 R2 Eddie Annand 9
1999–00 SPL 36125194564417th [98] R3 QF Willie Falconer 12
2000–01 SPL 38138175149476th [99] R4 R3 Juan Sara 15
2001–02 SPL 38128184155449th [100] R4 R3 UIC – R1 Juan Sara 11
2002–03 SPL 381014145060446th [101] Runners-up R3 Steve Lovell 11
2003–04 SPL 381210164857467th [102] R3 SF UC – R1 Nacho Novo 19
2004–05 SPL 38892137713312th [103] R3 R3 Steve Lovell 12
2005–06 SFD 36916114350437th [104] SF R2 QF Simon Lynch 13
2006–07 SFD 36165154842533rd [105] R3 R1 R1 Derek Lyle 12
2007–08 SFD 3620975830692nd [106] QF R3 R1 Kevin McDonald 9
2008–09 SFD 361311123332504th [107] R4 R2 R1 Mickaël Antoine-Curier 14
2009–10 SFD 36161374834612nd [108] QF QF Winners Gary Harkins 15
2010–11 SFD 36191255434446th [c] [109] R4 R2 R2 Sean Higgins 9
2011–12 SFD 361510115343552nd [110] R4 R2 R2 Ryan Conroy
Steven Milne
11
2012–13 SPL 38792228663012th [111] QF R2 Ryan Conroy 6
2013–14 SC 3621695426691st [112] R4 R3 QF Peter MacDonald 17
2014–15 SP 381112154657456th [113] R5 R3 Greg Stewart 13
2015–16 SP 381115125357488th [114] QF R2 Kane Hemmings 21
2016–17 SP 381072138623710th [115] R4 GS Marcus Haber 9
2017–18 SP 38116213657399th [116] R5 QF Sofien Moussa 7
2018–19 SP 38562731782112th [117] R4 R2 Kenny Miller 8
2019–20 SC 2711883231413rd [118] R4 R2 R3 Kane Hemmings 10
2020–21 SC 2712964940452nd [119] R3 R2 Osman Sow
Jason Cummings
8
2021–22 SP 386112134642912th [120] QF QF Danny Mullen 7
2022–23 SC 36171276640631st [121] R4 QF SF Zach Robinson 12
2023–24 SP 381012164968426th [122] R4 GS Luke McCowan 10
2024–25 SP 0000000TBD R4 R2 TBDTBD

Footnotes

a. ^ The 1946–47 Scottish League Cup was the inaugural season of the competition.
b. ^ The 1990–91 Scottish Challenge Cup was the inaugural season of the competition.
c. ^ On 1 November 2010, Dundee went into administration as a result they were given a 25-point deduction as punishment.

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