List of F.C. Crotone seasons

Last updated May 08, 2022

F.C. Crotone is an Italian professional football club based in Crotone, Calabria, who play their matches in Stadio Marc'Antonio Bentegodi. The club was formed in 1910, and the club's formal debut in an official league was in 1945. Before that time they played several amateur tournaments.

Key

Pld = Matches played
W = Matches won
D = Matches drawn
L = Matches lost
GF = Goals for
GA = Goals against
Pts = Points
Pos = Final position

Serie A = 1st Tier in Italian League
Serie B = 2nd Tier in Italian League
Serie C = 3rd Tier in Italian League
Prima Categoria = 1st Tier until 1922
Promozione = 2nd Tier until 1922
Prima Divisione = 1st Tier until 1926
Prima Divisione = 2nd Tier (1926–1929)
Seconda Divisione = 2nd Tier until 1926
Seconda Divisione = 3rd Tier (1926–1929)
Divisione Nazionale = 1st Tier (1926–1929)

F = Final
SF = Semi-finals
QF = Quarter-finals
R16 = Last 16
R32 = Last 32
QR1 = First Qualifying Round
QR2 = Second Qualifying Round
QR3 = Third Qualifying Round
PO = Play-Offs
1R = Round 1
2R = Round 2
3R = Round 3
GS = Group Stage
2GS = Second Group Stage

EC = European Cup (1955–1992)
UCL = UEFA Champions League (1993–present)
CWC = UEFA Cup Winners' Cup (1960–1999)
UC = UEFA Cup (1971–2008)
UEL = UEFA Europa League (2009–present)
USC = UEFA Super Cup
INT = Intercontinental Cup (1960–2004)
WC = FIFA Club World Cup (2005–present)

Champions	Runners-up	Promoted	Relegated	1st Tier	2nd Tier	3rd Tier	4th Tier	5th Tier	6th Tier	7th Tier	8th Tier

Seasons

Results of league and cup competitions by season
Season	Division	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	Pts	Pos	Cup	Supercoppa Italiana	Cup	Player(s)	Goals^[1]
Season	League									Cup	Supercoppa Italiana	UEFA – FIFA	Top goalscorer(s)^[2]
1945–46	Serie C Centro-Sud Girone C (3)	21	7	4	10	30	33	17^[3]	8th				n/a
1946–47	Serie C Sud Girone C (3)	20	13	2	5	37	15	28	4th				n/a
1947–48	Serie C Sud Girone S (3)	26	15	5	6	36	25	35	3rd				n/a
1947–48	Serie C Sud Girone S (3)	26	15	5	6	36	25	35	3rd				n/a
1948–49	Serie C Girone D (3)	34	10	9	15	37	47	29	13th				n/a
1949–50	Serie C Girone D (3)	36	11	14	11	54	42	36	6th				n/a
1950–51	Serie C Girone D (3)	36	11	14	11	54	42	36	9th				n/a
1951–52	Serie C Girone D (3)	34	11	8	15	47	48	30	10th				n/a
1952–53	IV Serie Girone H (4)	30	14	7	9	43	35	35	3rd				n/a
1953–54	IV Serie Girone H (4)	30	10	8	12	46	50	28	11th				n/a
1954–55	IV Serie Girone H (4)	34	15	9	10	50	38	39	6th				n/a
1955–56	IV Serie Girone H (4)	34	11	10	13	35	45	32	13th				n/a
1956–57	IV Serie Girone H (4)	34	9	12	13	47	40	30	10th				n/a
1957–58	Campionato Interregionale Girone H (4)	30	10	9	11	48	45	29	10th				n/a
1958–59	Campionato Interregionale Girone H (4)	34	21	7	6	66	27	49	1st				n/a
1959–60	Serie C Girone C (3)	34	14	8	12	34	36	36	6th				Santo Barbato	11
1960–61	Serie C Girone C (3)	34	9	10	15	36	45	28	16th				Romano Forin	11
1961–62	Serie C Girone C (3)	34	9	12	13	24	32	30	14th				Giuseppe Rampazzo	7
1962–63	Serie C Girone C (3)	34	8	12	14	23	37	28	17th				Enzo Guarniero	7
1963–64	Serie D Girone F (4)	34	21	10	3	50	14	52	1st				n/a
1964–65	Serie C Girone C (3)	34	10	11	13	26	32	31	16th				Ruggero Ronzulli	7
1965–66	Serie C Girone C (3)	34	10	13	11	25	31	33	11th				Domenico Pulvirenti	6
1966–67	Serie C Girone C (3)	34	11	7	16	29	35	29	17th^[4]				Giancarlo Ciabattari	6
1967–68	Serie C Girone C (3)	36	9	13	14	24	31	31	15th				Pietro Rasi	5
1968–69	Serie C Girone C (3)	38	10	15	13	24	28	35	13th				Loris De Carolis Mario Tribuzio	5
1969–70	Serie C Girone C (3)	38	11	16	11	25	25	38	8th				Loris De Carolis	8
1970–71	Serie C Girone C (3)	38	11	12	15	25	36	34	15th				Angelo Seghezza	4
1971–72	Serie C Girone C (3)	38	10	15	13	23	34	35	17th				Vincenzo Damiano Gaetano Montenegro	7
1972–73	Serie C Girone C (3)	38	10	12	16	34	47	32	17th				Gaetano Montenegro	10
1973-74	Serie C Girone C (3)	38	10	16	12	26	35	36	13th				Fedele Gualandri	7
1974–75	Serie C Girone C (3)	38	10	15	13	30	34	35	15th				Fedele Gualandri	11
1975–76	Serie C Girone C (3)	38	11	14	13	27	30	36	12th				Angelo Labellarte	11
1976–77	Serie C Girone C (3)	38	16	10	12	37	35	42	4th				Aldo Gravante	13
1977–78	Serie C Girone C (3)	38	3	20	15	28	53	25^[5]	19th				Paolo Piras	17
1978–79	Serie C2 Girone D (4)	34	8	9	17	31	53	27	18th^[6]				Alessandro Turini	11
1979–80	Prima Categoria Calabria (7)								1st				n/a
1980–81	Promozione Calabria (6)	30	18	10	2	53	14	46	1st				n/a
1981–82	Campionato Interregionale Gironi I (5)	30	17	7	6	46	22	41	3rd				n/a
1982–83	Campionato Interregionale Gironi I (5)	30	14	12	4	36	16	40	2nd				n/a
1983–84	Campionato Interregionale Gironi I (5)	30	18	9	3	35	10	45	1st				n/a
1984–85	Serie C2 Gironi D (4)	34	5	17	12	27	37	27	18th				Elso Pelle	7
1985–86	Campionato Interregionale Gironi L (5)	30	8	13	9	32	32	29	11th				n/a
1986–87	Campionato Interregionale Gironi L (5)	30	18	11	1	46	17	47	1st				n/a
1987–88	Serie C2 Gironi D (4)	34	14	11	9	39	28	39	4th				Marcello Pitino	11
1988–89	Serie C2 Gironi D (4)	34	10	15	9	36	32	35	8th				Antonio Germano	8
1989–90	Serie C2 Gironi D (4)	34	8	16	10	33	34	32	12th				Carmelo Condemi	10
1990–91	Serie C2 Gironi D (4)	34	7	15	12	22	38	29	15th^[7]				Giuseppe Galluzzo	10
1991–92	L.N.D. Prima Categoria Calabria B (8)								1st				n/a
1992–93	L.N.D. Promozione Calabria B (7)	30	15	10	5	48	22	40	2nd				n/a
1993–94	L.N.D. Promozione Calabria A (7)	30	21	7	2	73	11	49	1st				n/a
1994–95	L.N.D. Eccellenza Calabria (6)	30	21	6	3	86	11	48	1st				n/a
1995–96	L.N.D. Girone I (5)	34	8	16	10	33	32	40	14th				n/a
1996–97	L.N.D. Girone I (5)	38	22	9	7	54	30	75	1st				n/a
1997–98	Serie C2 Girone C (4)	34	16	9	9	45	28	57	2nd				Maurizio Balestrieri Giuseppe Tortora	13
1998–99	Serie C1 Girone B (3)	34	12	7	15	33	36	43	10th				Alessandro Ambrosi	19
1999–2000	Serie C1 Girone B (3)	34	19	12	3	65	28	69	1st				Firmino Elia Andrea Fabbrini	7
2000–01	Serie B (2)	38	15	8	15	47	53	53	9th	GS			Andrea Deflorio	16
2001–02	Serie B (2)	38	5	10	23	44	70	25	20th	GS			Andrea Deflorio	10
2002–03	Serie C1 Girone B (3)	34	14	8	12	40	29	50	6th	GS			Edoardo Artistico	16
2003–04	Serie C1 Girone B (3)	34	19	8	7	57	33	65	2nd				Nazzareno Tarantino	12
2004–05	Serie B (2)	42	13	14	15	48	45	50^[8]	17th	GS			Daniele Vantaggiato	9
2005–06	Serie B (2)	42	18	9	15	56	48	63	9th	2R			Jeda	15
2006–07	Serie B (2)	42	7	11	24	36	67	32	21st	3R			Alfredo Cariello Jaroslav Šedivec	6
2007–08	Prima Divisione Girone B (3)	34	14	13	7	45	30	55	4th	3R			Lorenzo Dal Rio	7
2008–09	Prima Divisione Girone B (3)	34	18	5	11	46	37	59	3rd	3R			n/a
2009–10	Serie B (2)	42	17	11	14	52	50	62	8th	2R			Antonino Bonvissuto Gabionetta	9
2010–11	Serie B (2)	42	13	15	14	45	50	54	11th	3R			Aniello Cutolo	11
2011–12	Serie B (2)	42	13	15	14	60	58	52	11th	4R			Caetano Calil	17
2012–13	Serie B (2)	42	14	13	15	45	56	55	12th	3R			Denilson Gabionetta	12
2013–14	Serie B (2)	42	17	12	13	56	52	63	6th	3R			Federico Bernardeschi	12
2014–15	Serie B (2)	42	12	12	18	43	52	48	17th	2R			Camillo Ciano	17
2015–16	Serie B (2)	42	23	13	6	61	36	82	2nd	4R			Ante Budimir	17
2016–17	Serie A (1)	38	9	7	22	34	58	34	17th	3R			Diego Falcinelli	13
2017–18	Serie A (1)	38	9	8	21	40	66	35	18th	4R			Marcello Trotta	8
2018–19	Serie B (2)	36	11	10	15	40	42	43	12th	4R			Simy	14
2019–20	Serie B (2)	38	20	8	10	63	40	68	2nd	3R			Simy	21
2020–21	Serie A (1)	38	6	5	27	45	92	23	19th	3R			Simy	20
2021–22	Serie B (2)	38	4	14	20	41	61	26	19th	2R			Mirko Marić	11

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References

↑ http://mikyegenny.altervista.org/sport/serie-b-storia/indice.html If not available in Wikipedia, the top goalscorer was found on this site for the Serie B seasons
↑ Goals in all competitions (Serie A, Serie B or Serie C, Coppa Italia, European tournaments and Supercoppa Italiana) are counted.
↑ 1 point deduction
↑ Crotone was relegated but was admitted to the Serie C again
↑ 1 point deducted
↑ The club goes bankrupt at the end of the season and is not admitted to the Serie D for the resolution of the FIGC.
↑ The club goes bankrupt and is not admitted to the Interregional Championship for the resolution of the FIGC. Meanwhile, another club, l ' AP New Croton MJ - founded in 1956 and participating in the regional championship - becomes a natural continuation of the club.
↑ "3 points deducted for misbehaviour of fans".

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[1] ttp://mikyegenny.altervista.org/sport/serie-b-storia/indice.html If not available in Wikipedia, the top goalscorer was found on this site for the Serie B seasons

[2] Goals in all competitions (Serie A, Serie B or Serie C, Coppa Italia, European tournaments and Supercoppa Italiana) are counted.

[3] 1 point deduction

[4] Crotone was relegated but was admitted to the Serie C again

[5] 1 point deducted

[6] The club goes bankrupt at the end of the season and is not admitted to the Serie D for the resolution of the FIGC.

[7] The club goes bankrupt and is not admitted to the Interregional Championship for the resolution of the FIGC. Meanwhile, another club, l ' AP New Croton MJ - founded in 1956 and participating in the regional championship - becomes a natural continuation of the club.

[8] "3 points deducted for misbehaviour of fans".

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List of F.C. Crotone seasons

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