List of Granada CF seasons

Last updated May 29, 2024

From 1931 Granada CF has played in the following levels of Spanish football:

Key

Key to league record:

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

Key to divisions:

Key to rounds:

W = Winners
RU = Runners-up
SF = Semi-finals
QF = Quarter-finals
R16 = Round of 16
R32 = Round of 32

R3 = Third round
R2 = Second round
R1 = First round
PR = Preliminary round

Winners	Runners-up	Promoted	Relegated	League top scorer

Seasons

Season	League									Cup ^[1]	Other competitions		Top scorer(s)¹		Coach(es)
Season	Division	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	Pts	Pos	Cup ^[1]	Competition	Result	Player(s)	Goals	Coach(es)
1931–32	3Reg	6	4	0	2	9	9	8	2nd		—		Antonio Bombillar Castillo	3	None
1932–33	2Reg	10	7	1	2	31	7	15	2nd				Pepe Carmona	17	None
1933–34	3ª	4	3	0	1	9	6	6	1st				Calderón	8	Antonio Rey
1934–35	2ª	14	6	1	7	22	22	13	7th	R1			Calderón	13	Antonio Rey Lippo Hertzka
1935–36	2ª	14	4	3	7	20	23	11	6th	R1			Calderón Victorio	6	Lippo Hertzka Juan Gómez Muros José Planas
1936–37	Spanish Civil War
1937–38
1938–39
1939–40	2ª	14	9	4	1	36	16	22	2nd		—		Nin	10	Antonio Bombillar Manuel Valderrama Gaspar Rubio
1940–41	2ª	22	13	4	5	43	21	30	1st	R16			Cholín	15	Victoriano Santos Antonio Bonet
1941–42	La Liga	26	10	5	11	64	52	25	10th	QF			César	26	Paco Bru
1942–43		26	9	4	13	56	68	22	12th	R1			Nicola	16	Paco Bru
1943–44		26	9	8	9	41	46	26	8th	QF			Marín Safont	12	Esteban Platko
1944–45		26	7	5	14	40	55	19	12th	SF			Nicola	22	Esteban Platko Emilio Vidal
1945–46	2ª	26	12	5	9	49	35	29	4th	QF			Trompi	11	Emilio Vidal Ignacio Alcorta "Cholín" Antonio Conde
1946–47		26	10	5	11	36	51	25	7th	R1			Morales Sosa	6	Antonio Conde José Millán
1947–48		26	10	4	12	48	57	24	7th	R32			Morales	13	Manuel Valderrama Ignacio Alcorta "Cholín"
1948–49		26	16	3	7	50	37	35	3rd	QF			Morales	25	Ignacio Alcorta "Cholín"
1949–50		30	14	2	14	71	53	30	9th	R2			Morales	16	Ignacio Alcorta "Cholín"
1950–51		28	13	4	11	52	52	30	7th				Callejo	11	Gaspar Rubio Paco Mas
1951–52		30	9	6	15	32	53	24	13th				Cháves	9	Ignacio Alcorta "Cholín" José Espadas
1952–53		30	13	4	13	52	55	30	9th	R16			Rafa	13	Manolo Ibáñez
1953–54		30	17	2	11	63	36	36	4th				Rafa	17	Manolo Ibáñez Adolfo Bracero
1954–55		30	17	4	9	54	25	38	3rd				Rafa	12	Rogelio Díaz "Lelé"
1955–56		30	12	5	13	64	57	29	8th				Rafa	25	Manolo Ibáñez Álvaro Pérez Vázquez
1956–57		38	22	3	13	79	45	47	1st				Navarro	21	Álvaro Pérez Vázquez Antonio Carmona Luis Casas "Pasarín"
1957–58	La Liga	30	11	2	17	35	53	24	13th	R16			Navarro	8	Alejandro Scopelli
1958–59		30	11	4	15	30	43	26	13th	RU			Carranza Loren Vázquez	11	Alejandro Scopelli José Manuel González Janos Kálmar
1959–60		30	10	5	15	38	52	25	12th	R2			Arsenio Carranza	8	Janos Kalmar
1960–61		30	5	7	18	32	61	17	16th	R2			Rafa	10	Fernando Argila Francisco Trinchant
1961–62	2ª	30	15	6	9	48	34	36	3rd	R2			Lalo	18	Heriberto Herrera Constantino Errazquín
1962–63		30	12	6	12	38	29	30	6th	R2			Vargas	14	Álvaro Pérez Vázquez
1963–64		30	12	8	10	41	32	32	6th	R1			Pirri	11	José Millán José Sánchez "Trompi" Ignacio Eizaguirre Francisco Antúnez
1964–65		30	11	10	9	45	35	32	7th	R2			Miguel	17	Francisco Antúnez
1965–66		30	16	5	9	40	29	37	2nd	R1			Miguel	13	Janos Kálmar
1966–67	La Liga	30	8	7	15	32	46	23	14th	QF			Miguel	14	Ignacio Eizaguirre Manolo Ibáñez
1967–68	2ª	30	17	6	7	42	20	40	1st	R1			Ureña	12	José Iglesias "Joseíto"
1968–69	La Liga	30	11	7	12	26	38	29	8th	SF			Ureña	7	Marcel Domingo
1969–70		30	8	10	12	20	31	26	12th	R16			Barrios	7	Néstor Rossi
1970–71		30	10	8	12	33	34	28	10th	R16			Barrios	11	José Iglesias "Joseíto"
1971–72		34	14	8	12	40	34	36	6th	R16			Porta	20	José Iglesias "Joseíto"
1972–73		34	9	11	14	25	32	29	13th	QF			Porta	12	Bernardino Pérez "Pasieguito"
1973–74		34	12	12	10	34	35	36	6th	QF			Quiles	10	José Iglesias "Joseíto"
1974–75		34	10	11	13	35	47	31	15th	QF			Grande	9	José Iglesias "Joseíto" Constantino Errazquín Manolo Ibáñez
1975–76		34	8	10	16	29	50	26	17th	R16			Lis Megido	6	Miguel Muñoz
1976–77	2ª	38	14	8	16	42	39	36	10th	R32			Lorenzo	12	Héctor Núñez Constantino Errazquín Vavá
1977–78		38	15	8	15	46	44	38	9th	R32			José Luis	17	Vavá Constantino Errazquín
1978–79		38	16	12	10	46	34	44	6th	R2			José Luis	19	Abdallah Ben Barek
1979–80		38	13	11	14	42	42	37	13th	R1			Jorgoso	9	Abdallah Ben Barek
1980–81		38	10	13	15	33	45	33	17th	R16			Jorgoso	10	Francisco Gento Manolo Ibáñez José Iglesias "Joseíto"
1981–82	2ªB	38	13	13	12	34	32	39	10th	R2			Vitoria	13	Eduardo Gómez "Lalo" José Mingorance Antonio Ruiz
1982–83	2ªB	38	22	9	7	51	29	53	1st	R2			Vitoria	12	Manuel Ruiz Sosa
1983–84	2ª	38	15	10	13	42	36	40	8th	R3			Kostic	9	Felipe Mesones
1984–85	2ª	38	12	9	17	32	46	33	18th	R1			Merayo	12	Nando Yosu José María Pellejero José Antonio Naya José María Pellejero
1985–86	2ªB	38	15	11	12	62	47	41	7th	R3			Paquito	25	Joaquín Peiró
1986–87	2ªB	42	22	12	8	55	39	56	3rd	R1			Manolo	31	Joaquín Peiró
1987–88	2ª	38	8	11	19	36	46	27	19th	R1			Manolo	11	Joaquín Peiró Manuel Ruiz Sosa
1988–89	2ªB	38	10	12	16	40	47	32	16th	R1			Merayo	8	"Lalo" José Luis Garre Pachín José Luis Garre Rafael Alcaide "Crispi" "Lalo"
1989–90		38	17	12	19	58	36	46	4th				Barbancho Gilberto Merayo	8	José Enrique Díaz José Luis Garre
1990–91		38	15	17	6	49	29	47	5th	R1			Cuevas	12	José Luis Garre
1991–92		38	14	12	12	47	43	40	9th	R1			Barrio	9	Juan Corbacho José Parejo
1992–93		36	20	8	8	49	33	48	3rd	R3			Andrés González	14	Nando Yosu
1993–94		38	17	12	9	52	37	46	6th	R2			Mel	21	Nando Yosu
1994–95		38	11	13	14	50	56	35	13th	R2			Mel	12	José Antonio Barrios José María Pellejero José Víctor Rodríguez
1995–96		38	21	8	9	55	32	71	2nd				Oti	15	Rafael Alcaide "Crispi" Lucas Alcaraz
1996–97		38	15	13	10	51	34	58	6th	R3			Manolo	11	Lucas Alcaraz
1997–98		38	16	13	9	42	27	61	4th				Manolo	16	Lucas Alcaraz Aguirre Suárez Juan José Enríquez
1998–99		38	17	13	8	51	35	64	6th	R1			Rubén Blaya Sergio Cruz Puche	8	Paco Chaparro
1999–2000		38	21	10	7	54	28	73	1st				Ismael	14	Paco Chaparro Felipe Mesones
2000–01		36	13	12	11	44	40	51	5th	QF			Huegún	13	Ismael Díaz Manuel Torres Molina "Lalo" José Ángel Moreno
2001–02		38	14	8	16	40	45	50	10th	PR			Dezzotti	14	Manuel Ángel Muñiz Ramón Blanco
2002–03	3ª	38	20	10	8	51	35	70	4th				Francis	14	José Parejo José María Rodríguez
2003–04		40	22	12	6	63	27	78	1st		Rubén Cortés Garrido	14	José María Rodríguez
2004–05		38	22	7	9	69	35	73	5th	R1	Vinuesa	17	Gerardo Castillo Antonio Ruiz "Maquiles" José Nicolás Álvarez Vico
2005–06		38	23	9	6	80	26	78	1st		Josemi	16	Juan José "Kiki" Barón José Víctor Rodríguez
2006–07	2ªB	38	14	9	15	39	36	51	13th	R1	Bordi Josemi	10	Josip Višnjić José Víctor Rodríguez
2007–08		38	16	15	7	52	36	63	5th		Gorka Pintado	18	Óscar Cano
2008–09		38	13	12	13	53	52	51	10th	R1	Altuna	12	Óscar Cano Juan Carlos Morán Pedro Braojos
2009–10		38	23	7	8	74	37	76	1st		Tariq	19	Miguel Ángel Álvarez Tomé Fabriciano González "Fabri"
2010–11	2ª	42	18	14	10	71	47	68	5th	R3	Geijo	24	Fabriciano González "Fabri"
2011–12	La Liga	38	12	6	20	35	56	42	17th	R32	Ighalo Siqueira	6	Fabriciano González "Fabri" Abel Resino
2012–13		38	11	9	18	37	54	42	15th	R32	El-Arabi	7	Anquela Lucas Alcaraz
2013–14		38	12	5	21	32	57	41	15th	R32	El-Arabi	12	Lucas Alcaraz
2014–15		38	7	14	17	29	64	35	17th	R16	El-Arabi	7	Joaquín Caparrós Abel Resino José Ramón Sandoval
2015–16		38	10	9	19	46	69	39	16th	R16	El-Arabi	17	José Ramón Sandoval José González
2016–17		38	4	8	26	30	82	20	20th	R32	Carcela Kravets Pereira	5	Paco Jémez Lucas Alcaraz Tony Adams
2017–18	2ª	42	17	10	15	55	50	61	10th	R2	Machís	14	José Luis Oltra Pedro Morilla Pineda Miguel Ángel Portugal
2018–19	2ª	42	22	13	7	52	28	79	2nd	R2	Puertas	11	Diego Martínez
2019–20	La Liga	38	16	8	14	52	45	56	7th	SF	Fernández	11	Diego Martínez
2020–21		38	13	7	18	47	65	46	9th	QF	UEFA Europa League	QF	Soldado	9	Diego Martínez
2021–22		38	8	14	16	44	61	38	18th	R2	—		Molina	10	Robert Moreno Rubén Torrecilla Aitor Karanka
2022–23	2ª	42	22	9	11	55	30	75	1st	R2			Uzuni	23	Aitor Karanka Paco López
2023–24	La Liga	38	4	9	25	38	79	21	20th	R1			Uzuni	11	Paco López Alexander Medina José Ramón Sandoval

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References

↑ Spanish Cup Winners

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History of Granada CF season to season (in Spanish)

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[1] Spanish Cup Winners

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v t e Granada Club de Fútbol
History Players Managers Seasons Europe Statistics Honours
Teams	Granada CF Recreativo Granada (reserve team) Granada C (second reserve team) Granada CF Femenino
Affiliated teams	Huétor Vega (second reserve team – 2018 to 2020) Cubillas de Albolote (farm team – 2017 to 2023)
Home stadium	Los Cármenes Ciudad Deportiva (training)
Notable matches	1959 Copa del Generalísimo final
Rivalries	Derby of eastern Andalusia
Seasons	2000–01 2001–02 2002–03 2003–04 2004–05 2005–06 2006–07 2007–08 2008–09 2009–10 2010–11 2011–12 2012–13 2013–14 2014–15 2015–16 2016–17 2017–18 2018–19 2019–20 2020–21 2021–22 2022–23 2023–24
Related articles	Udinese Calcio Los Cármenes Trophy Watford F.C.
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