List of FC Politehnica Timisoara seasons

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ChampionsRunners-up

Seasons

Sources: [1] [2] [3]

Pre-war era

Romania did not have a national football league until the 1932–1933 season. It was organized in District Championships and the winners of the District Championships I took part in a national play-off to determine the champion. During this time, Politehnica only played at the district level and the second and third leagues, when they latter two were intermittently organized before the war.

Contents

SeasonClub nameCompetition Cupa României Coach
DivisionPosPl.WDLGFGAPts
1921–22Politehnica TimișoaraDistrict Championship II
1922–23Politehnica TimișoaraDistrict Championship II
1923–24Politehnica TimișoaraDistrict Championship II
1924–25Politehnica TimișoaraDistrict Championship I4th14192014
1925–26Politehnica TimișoaraDistrict Championship I7th
1926–27Politehnica TimișoaraDistrict Championship I2nd14371323
1927–28Politehnica TimișoaraDistrict Championship I4th2722
1928–29Politehnica TimișoaraDistrict Championship I
1929–30Politehnica TimișoaraDistrict Championship I7th
1930–31Politehnica TimișoaraDistrict Championship I4th
1931–32Politehnica TimișoaraDid not compete due to insufficient material resources
1932–33Politehnica Timișoara
1933–34Politehnica Timișoara
1934–35Politehnica TimișoaraDistrict Championship I5th332818
1935–36Politehnica TimișoaraDistrict Championship I6th343517
1936–37Politehnica TimișoaraDivizia C10th4Tabacu
1937–38Politehnica TimișoaraDivizia C8th8
1938–39Politehnica TimișoaraDistrict Championship I9th364717
1939–40Politehnica TimișoaraDistrict Championship I5th603629
1940–41Politehnica TimișoaraDivizia B9th18411331549
1941–42Politehnica TimișoaraII World War
1942–43Politehnica Timișoara
1943–44Politehnica Timișoara
1944–45Politehnica Timișoara
1945–46Politehnica TimișoaraCity Championship1st141112481423Bürger

Post-war era

With an establish national football league, Politehnica were selected to start in the second tier (Divizia B at the time). Since then, the club has never played in a lower league, in spite of being officially relegated twice, in 2000 and 2002 – first saved after a place swap with Dacia Pitesti [4] and then as AEK Bucuresti was moved to Timișoara and renamed Politehnica AEK. [5] After the club went bankrupt and was dissolved in 2012, another second league club, AC Recaș, was moved to Timișoara to offer continuity to Politehnica, resulting in ACS Poli Timișoara. At the same time, the supporters decided to create a phoenix club, under the name of ASU Politehnica Timișoara. However, ACS Poli is credited as the official record holder and legal successor of the original club founded in 1921, FC Politehnica Timișoara. [6] It is co-owned by the City Council and the County Council and has the backing of the Politehnica University of Timișoara, all three being active members in the legal entity running the club. [7] Poli Timișoara is a Romanian football club established in 1921.

SeasonClub nameLeague Cupa României Cupa Ligii Europe / South America Coach
DivisionPosPl.WDLGFGAPts
1946–47Politehnica Timișoara Divizia B 2nd261754792739Bürger
1947–48Politehnica Timișoara Divizia B 1st282215702145-Carte
1948–49CSU Timișoara Divizia A 10th2611312474525 R16 Carte
1950Știința Timișoara Divizia A 3rd22976303725 R32 Bürger/Beke
1951Știința Timișoara Divizia A 12th225611203416 SF
1952Știința Timișoara Divizia B 1st35 R32
1953Știința Timișoara Divizia A 6th21687192220 QF ? – Mladin
1954Știința Timișoara Divizia A 6th265174342727 R32 Mladin
1955Știința Timișoara Divizia A 4th241077473027 R32 Deheleanu – Bindea – Mladin
1956Știința Timișoara Divizia A 3rd241176403129 R32 Mladin – Stepan
1957–58Știința Timișoara Divizia A 3rd221156493827 C Woroncowschi
1958–59Știința Timișoara Divizia A 12th225512254415 R32 Schileru – Deheleanu
1959–60Știința Timișoara Divizia B 1st261745602038 SF Bindea
1960–61Știința Timișoara Divizia A 10th269710454925 QF Bindea/Mladin – Reuter/Bindea
1961–62Știința Timișoara Divizia A 8th2610511384225 R16 Reuter/Godeanu
1962–63Știința Timișoara Divizia A 3rd27117943929 QF Braun/Reuter/Godeanu
1963–64Știința Timișoara Divizia A 13th268612314222 QF Reuter/Mazăre – Bindea – Vîlcov/Zeană
1964–65Știința Timișoara Divizia B 1st261457412533-Ionescu-Woroncowschi
1965–66Politehnica Timișoara Divizia A 11th2610313263623R32 Woroncowschi
1966–67Politehnica Timișoara Divizia A 14th266713334519 R16 Ionescu/Reuter
1967–68Politehnica Timișoara Divizia B 6th25 R16 Godeanu
1968–69Politehnica Timișoara Divizia B 6th32-Zeană – Drăghiescu
1969–70Politehnica Timișoara Divizia B 4th34 R32 Drăghiescu – Jurcă
1970–71Politehnica Timișoara Divizia B 2nd3016104482242 QF Jurcă/Godeanu
1971–72Politehnica Timișoara Divizia B - QF
1972–73Politehnica Timișoara Divizia B 1st- Ionescu
1973–74Politehnica Timișoara Divizia A 7th34121012414534 F Ionescu
1974–75Politehnica Timișoara Divizia A 11th3413714324033 R16 Ionescu
1975–76Politehnica Timișoara Divizia A 5th3414911545237 R16 Rădulescu
1976–77Politehnica Timișoara Divizia A 6th3416414443736 R32
1977–78Politehnica Timișoara Divizia A 3rd3416612483838 R16 Niculescu
1978–79Politehnica Timișoara Divizia A 11th3413516353731 QF UC Second round Niculescu
1979–80Politehnica Timișoara Divizia A 10th3415316475033 C Rădulescu – Ionescu
1980–81Politehnica Timișoara Divizia A 12th3413714334633 F ECWC Second round Ionescu
1981–82Politehnica Timișoara Divizia A 11th3412814404132 R64 UC Preliminary Round Ionescu
1982–83Politehnica Timișoara Divizia A 17th349619356424 F Ionescu
1983–84Politehnica Timișoara Divizia B 1st-
1984–85Politehnica Timișoara Divizia A 9th3412814355232 R32
1985–86Politehnica Timișoara Divizia A 16th3411518485627 R32
1986–87Politehnica Timișoara Divizia B 1st- Ionescu
1987–88Politehnica Timișoara Divizia A 16th3410618355326 R32 Ionescu
1988–89Politehnica Timișoara Divizia B 1st-Rădulescu
1989–90Politehnica Timișoara Divizia A 5th3417710654041 QF Rădulescu
1990–91Politehnica Timișoara Divizia A 6th3414713454535 R16 UC Second roundRădulescu – Ionescu
1991–92Politehnica Timișoara Divizia A 5th3415910363439 F Ionescu
1992–93Politehnica Timișoara Divizia A 13th3481313344629 R32 UC First round
1993–94Politehnica Timișoara Divizia A 17th3411617395328 R32
1994–95Politehnica Timișoara Divizia B 1st R32 Rădulescu
1995–96Politehnica Timișoara Divizia A 7th3414713584749 R32 Rădulescu
1996–97Politehnica Timișoara Divizia A 17th3410519456535 R16 Dembrovschi – Chimiuc – Șunda
1997–98Politehnica Timișoara Divizia B 15th3411617334439 R32
1998–99Politehnica Timișoara Divizia B 5th3416414604152- Rotariu
1999–00Politehnica Timișoara Divizia B 15th3412616505442-Dembrovschi
2000–01Politehnica Timișoara Divizia B 8th301334433542-
2001–02Politehnica Timișoara Divizia B 16th30142515105-8 [n 1] R32
2002–03Politehnica AEK Timișoara Divizia A 14th3011217375235 R32 Panduru – Gherman – Mulțescu
2003–04Politehnica AEK Timișoara Divizia A 8th309129304039 QF Vișan – Panduru
2004–05Politehnica Timișoara Divizia A 6th3013611373445 R32 Dumitriu – Zanc(C) – Mulțescu – Olăroiu
2005–06Politehnica 1921 Știința Timișoara Divizia A 8th30101010343140 QF Olăroiu – Hagi – Rotariu (C)
2006–07Politehnica 1921 Știința Timișoara Liga I 6th3415811373353 F Cârțu – Artimon – Rotariu (C) – Velcea
2007–08FC Timișoara Liga I 6th341699574457 R16 Uhrin Jr.
2008–09FC Timișoara Liga I 2nd342077583867 F UC First round Uhrin Jr. – Balint
2009–10FC Timișoara Liga I 5th3415145552759 R16 UCL Play-off round Sabău
UEL 4th Group A
2010–11FC Timișoara Liga I 2nd3417152633866 QF UEL Play-off round Petrovic – Contra – Uhrin Jr.
2011–12Politehnica Timișoara Liga II 1st301983541965 QF Velcea
2012–13ACS Poli Timișoara Liga II 2nd241293391945 R128 Velcea
2013–14ACS Poli Timișoara Liga I 16th3410816264238 R16 Velcea – Șunda – Alexa
2014–15ACS Poli Timișoara Liga II 1st301992521166 R64 Alexa
2015–16ACS Poli Timișoara Liga I 11th2651011243525 QF QF Alexa – Marin – Grigoraș – Popa
Play-out 13th14149143620
2016–17ACS Poli Timișoara Liga I 13th267712254214 [n 2] SF F Popa
Play-out 12th14554161427
2017–18ACS Poli Timişoara Liga I 11th266911223727R32 Popa – Grozavu – Neaga
Play-out 13th14347101627
2018-19ACS Poli Timişoara Liga II 18th387823316729R64 Ganea – Nanu – Cojocaru – Răchită
2019-20ACS Poli Timişoara Liga III 14th164210173514R128Velcotă - Bălace

Notes

  1. ↑ The club was deducted 15 points for failing to pay one of its player's wages, Ciprian Colda
  2. ↑ The club started the season with a 14 point penalty deduction.

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