List of ZFK CSKA Moscow seasons

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This is a list of seasons played by ZFK CSKA Moscow , the women's football section of Russian sports club CSKA Moscow.

Summary

ChampionsRunners-up Promoted Relegated
Domestic and international results of ZFK CSKA Moscow
SeasonLeague Cup EuropeLeague top scorers
TierDivisionPosPWDLFAPts1stSoccerball shade.svg2ndSoccerball shade.svg3rdSoccerball shade.svg
1991 2 Soviet First League 1st24101333821
1992 1 Russian Supreme League 11th2851013103720 R16
1993 9th22371292513 R16
CSKA remained inactive between 1994 and 2013
2014 2 Russian First League 7th14311073010 PR2
CSKA remained inactive in 2015
2016 1 Russian Supreme League 5th15438172515 QF Flag of Russia.svg Chernova N3 Flag of Russia.svg Blynskaya 3 Flag of Russia.svg Pankratova N2
2017 4th14914251428 W Flag of Cameroon.svg Onguene 9 Flag of Russia.svg Smirnova 3 Flag of Russia.svg Mashina N2

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