List of Valencia CF seasons

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Valencia's team in 1927.

This is a list of seasons played by Valencia CF in Spanish and European football, from 1919 to the most recent completed season. It details the club's achievements in major competitions, and the top scorers for each season.

Contents

The club has won the Liga six times, the Spanish Cup eight times, the Spanish Super Cup one time, the Copa Eva Duarte one time, the UEFA Cup three times, the European Cup Winners' Cup one time, the European Super Cup twice and the Intertoto Cup one time but has never won the UEFA Champions League, finishing runners-up twice. [1]

Key

ChampionsRunners-up Promoted Relegated Pichichi

Seasons

Domestic and international results of Valencia
SeasonLeagueCup [2] EuropeOther Comp.Top scorer(s) [3]
DivisionPosPldWDLGFGAPtsPlayer(s)Goals
1928–29 Segunda División (II)5th18837333119R2Jesús Navarro10
1929–30 6th18747404318QFJuan Costa23
1930–31 1st181224372526QFJuan Costa18
1931–32 La Liga (I)7th18639384715R2Jesús Navarro14
1932–33 9th18459345313SFJesús Navarro33
1933–34 7th18738283817RU José Vilanova 27
1934–35 9th229211404920R16Juan Costa
José Vilanova
16
1935–36 8th227510364219R16'Lelé' Santiago14
1936–37 Spanish Civil War
1937–38
1938–39
1939–40 La Liga (I)8th229310403621SF Edmundo Suárez 47
1940–41 3rd221156605227W30
1941–42 1st261844853940SF34
1942–43 7th261079584527SF27
1943–44 1st261844733240RU33
1944–45 5th261268613530RU27
1945–46 6th269107443628RU23
1946–47 1st261628543434R16 Vicente Morera
Edmundo Suárez
11
1947–48 2nd261547593434QF Copa Eva Duarte RU Silvestre Igoa 17
1948–49 2nd261637784735W Edmundo Suárez 21
1949–50 3rd261277714331SF Copa Eva Duarte W Silvestre Igoa 27
1950–51 3rd3017310644837R16 Manuel Badenes 22
1951–52 5th3015510685135RU26
1952–53 2nd301686664240R16 Manuel Badenes
Antonio Fuertes
16
1953–54 3rd3014610695134W Faas Wilkes 18
1954–55 5th3015312716033QF Manuel Badenes 25
1955–56 6th3013611585032R16 Faas Wilkes 11
1956–57 11th3010713434627SFVicente Iborra11
1957–58 4th3013107564036QF Ricardo Alós 20
1958–59 4th3013710474133SF Ricardo Alós 10
1959–60 9th3011613373328QF José Aveiro 12
1960–61 5th3011109464232R16 Héctor Núñez 20
1961–62 7th3012117505031SF Fairs Cup W Waldo Machado 22
1962–63 7th3014313493631QF Fairs Cup W Héctor Núñez 20
1963–64 6th3016014534732SF Fairs Cup RU Waldo Machado 25
1964–65 4th301749593738QF Fairs Cup R124
1965–66 9th3011514403527R16 Fairs Cup R3Juan Muñoz Cerdá12
1966–67 6th3014412583732W Fairs Cup R3 Waldo Machado 35 [4]
1967–68 4th301389523834QF Cup Winners' Cup QFFernando Ansola19
1968–69 5th3010119363931QF Fairs Cup R19
1969–70 5th3015510352335RU Fairs Cup R112
1970–71 1st301875411943RU Fairs Cup R2José Vicente Forment14
1971–72 2nd341978533045RU European Cup R2 Quino 14
1972–73 7th34121012373334R16 UEFA Cup R2Óscar Rubén Valdez12
1973–74 10th3413714413333QF Quino 12
1974–75 12th3412814534832R5Pep Claramunt12
1975–76 10th3412814434132R16 Johnny Rep 14
1976–77 7th34131011534736QF Mario Kempes 24 [5]
1977–78 4th3416711543339QF39 [6]
1978–79 7th3414713443935W UEFA Cup R318
1979–80 6th34121210504236R16 Cup Winners' Cup W33
1980–81 4th341789594142R3 Cup Winners' Cup R2 UEFA Super Cup W Fernando Morena 24
1981–82 5th3417512544639R16 UEFA Cup QF Frank Arnesen 17
1982–83 15th349718425625R16 UEFA Cup QF Mario Kempes 13
1983–84 12th3412814454732R1611
1984–85 9th3491510403733R16 Wilmar Cabrera 14
1985–86 16th348917386225R4 Sixto Casabona 16
1986–87 Segunda División (II)1st341987532646R1 Pedro Alcañiz 11
1987–88 La Liga (I)14th38101315445333R32 Fernando Gómez 11
1988–89 3rd3818137392649R3215
1989–90 2nd3820135674253SF UEFA Cup R215
1990–91 7th38151013444040QF UEFA Cup R212
1991–92 4th3820711634247QF Luboslav Penev 18
1992–93 4th3819109603348SF UEFA Cup R121
1993–94 7th38141212555040R16 UEFA Cup R2 Predrag Mijatović 19
1994–95 10th38131213534838RU Luboslav Penev 16
1995–96 2nd4226511775183SF Predrag Mijatović 34
1996–97 10th42151116635956R16 UEFA Cup QF Leandro Machado
Goran Vlaović
10
1997–98 9th3816715585255R16 Adrian Ilie 13
1998–99 4th3819811633965W UEFA Cup R2 UEFA Intertoto Cup W Claudio López 38
1999–2000 3rd38181010593964R2 Champions League RU Supercopa de España W Gaizka Mendieta 19
2000–01 5th3818911553463R2 Champions League RU Juan Sánchez 17
2001–02 1st3821125512775R1 UEFA Cup QF Francisco Rufete
Juan Sánchez
8
2002–03 5th3817912563560R2 Champions League QF Supercopa de España RU John Carew 13
2003–04 1st382387712777QF UEFA Cup W Mista 24
2004–05 7th3814168543958R2 Champions League
UEFA Cup
GS
R32
UEFA Super Cup
Supercopa de España
W

RU
Marco Di Vaio 14
2005–06 3rd3819127583369QF UEFA Intertoto Cup RU David Villa 28
2006–07 4th3820612574266R16 Champions League QF20
2007–08 10th3815617486251W Champions League GS22
2008–09 6th3818812685462QF UEFA Cup R32 Supercopa de España RU31
2009–10 3rd382189594071R16 Europa League QF28
2010–11 3rd382189644471R16 Champions League R16 Roberto Soldado 25
2011–12 3rd38171011594461SF Champions League
Europa League
GS
SF
27
2012–13 5th3819811675465QF Champions League R1630
2013–14 8th38131015515349R16 Europa League SF Paco Alcácer 14
2014–15 4th3822115703277R1614
2015–16 12th38111116464844SF Champions League
Europa League
GS
R16
15
2016–17 12th3813718566546R16 Munir
Rodrigo
7
2017–18 4th382279653873SF Rodrigo 19
2018–19 4th3815167513561W Champions League
Europa League
GS
SF
15
2019–20 9th38141113465353QF Champions League R16 Supercopa de España SF Maxi Gómez 11
2020–21 13th38101315505343R16 Carlos Soler 12
2021–22 9th38111512485348RU Gonçalo Guedes 13
2022–23 16th3811918424542QF Supercopa de España SF Justin Kluivert
Samuel Lino
8
2023–24 9th38131015404549R16 Hugo Duro 13

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