List of Sporting de Gijón seasons

This is a list of seasons played by Sporting de Gijón in Spanish and European football, from 1916 to the most recent completed season. It details the club's achievements in major competitions, and the top scorers in league games for each season.

The club was runner-up of the Liga one time, of the Spanish Cup two times and played the UEFA Cup six times.[1]

Key

Champions Runners-up Promoted Relegated Pichichi

Seasons

Season League Cup[2] Europe Other Competitions Top scorer[3]
DivPosPldWDLGFGAPtsName(s)
1916–17No national league available QFRegional ChampionshipW
1917–18 QFRegional ChampionshipW
1918–19 QFRegional ChampionshipW
1919–20 QFRegional ChampionshipW
1920–21 QFRegional ChampionshipW
1921–22 SFRegional ChampionshipW
1922–23 SFRegional ChampionshipW
1923–24 QFRegional ChampionshipW
1924–25 Regional Championship2nd
1925–26 1RRegional ChampionshipW
1926–27 QFRegional ChampionshipW
1927–28
19294th18756413519 R32Regional Championship2nd Guillermo Campanal12
1929–302nd18936212821 R32Regional ChampionshipW Pin8
1930–314th18828503118 R16Regional ChampionshipW Adolfo Morán18
1931–323rd16745292518 QFRegional Championship2nd Ramón Herrera11
1932–336th18828494018 R16Regional Championship2nd Ramón Herrera29
1933–346th18828303818 R16Regional Championship2nd Ramón Herrera11
1934–353rd14725232116 R16Regional Championship2nd Pin6
1935–363rd14644322616 3RRegional Championship3rd Patricio Rubiera7
1936–39Spanish Civil War
1939–403rd14734281717 R16Regional ChampionshipW Rubio14
1940–413rd221336503829 3R Pipi13
1941–421st14842382320 R32 Mijares18
PP103252519
1942–431st14914342319 R32 Mijares
Chipía
11
PP114251825
1943–441st261655501937 R32 Gundemaro12
1944–457th269611424624 R16 Pío11
1945–469th269710373925 R16 Pío10
1946–4710th2610511515925 1R Francisco Méndez18
1947–4814th267415376918 6R Pío12
1948–496th261259564429 5R Paco Campos20
1949–503rd301758894639 2R Pío32
1950–511st3223271003248 QF Paco Campos29
1951–5213th3010515497525 José Prendes10
1952–537th3011811395430 R16 Rafael Grau13
1953–5416th307221448116 Pepe Ortiz11
1954–554th301587503438 José Prendes12
1955–567th3014412514632 Pepe Ortiz15
1956–571st3828641072662 Ricardo Alós46
1957–5812th3010416465724 R16 Pepe Ortiz11
1958–5915th307617257020 R16 Vicente Iborra5
1959–605th3014412564432 QF Pepe Ortiz13
1960–6113th3010515415325 R32 Pepe Ortiz13
RP411289
1961–6213th3010515526325 1R Chapela23
1962–635th3016212504634 R32 Rafael Biempica11
1963–642nd301758533339 1R Pocholo13
L210113
1964–653rd3013125613238 QF Francisco Solabarrieta
Pocholo
18
1965–663rd301569675036 R32 Miguel Montes15
1966–672nd301974552245 1R Francisco Solabarrieta24
L200202
1967–685th301389473834 R32 Francisco Solabarrieta
Pocholo
24
1968–695th38161012604642 Quini15
1969–701st382387773254 4R Quini21
1971–7211th3412814413732 R16 Quini9
1972–7314th3411716323729 SF Quini11
1973–7413th3413417495930 5R Quini20
1974–7514th34111013404032 4R Quini12
1975–7618th3471017414624 R16 Quini21
1976–771st3818119623547 3R Quini26
1977–785th3415910534339 SF Quini15
1978–79 2nd341798503543 3RUEFA CupR32 Quini23
1979–803rd3416711473439 SFUEFA CupR64 Quini24
1980–817th34141010584038 RUUEFA CupR64 Enzo Ferrero15
1981–8214th3410915384429 RU Fernando Gomes11
1982–838th3491510313233 SFCopa de la Liga3R Abel8
1983–8413th3411815384730 QFCopa de la LigaQF Antonio Maceda
Nacho
5
1984–854th3413156342341 QFCopa de la LigaSF Eloy
Quini
9
1985–866th3413156372741 3RUEFA CupR64Copa de la LigaQF Eloy9
1986–874th44161315585035 2R Luis Flores12
1987–889th38141014444938 R16UEFA CupR64 Joaquín15
1988–8913th3813916424235 R16 Joaquín10
1989–9013th38121016373434 QF Narciso11
1990–915th38161210503744 SF Milan Luhový16
1991–928th3815815374338 SFUEFA CupR32 Monchu11
1992–9312th38111215385734 R16 Juanele7
1993–9414th3815518425735 R16 Xavier Escaich
Juanele
8
1994–9518th3881218426728 SF Pier11
W211054
1995–9618th4213722516046 R16 Julio Salinas18
1996–9715th42131118456350 3R Dmitri Cheryshev8
1997–9820th382729318013 2R Dmitri Cheryshev6
1998–999th42161115474759 4R Dmitri Cheryshev13
1999–009th4217916544860 2R Dmitri Cheryshev13
2000–017th42171213554963 R64 Manel11
2001–026th42171312574764 R16 David Villa18
2002–0310th42112011444153 R64 David Villa20
2003–045th42201012584070 R64 Mate Bilić15
2004–0511th42151215413957 R64 Irurzun13
2005–069th42131712413456 1R Pablo Calandria12
2006–07 13th4216818535356 2R Edwin Congo11
2007–08 3rd42201210614072 2R Kike Mateo12
2008–09 14th3814123477943 QF Mate Bilić12
2009–10 15th3891316365140 R32 Diego Castro10
2010–11 10th38111413354247 R32 Diego Castro9
2011–12 19th3810721426937 R32 David Barral10
2012–13 10th42151116605356 R32 David Rodríguez12
2013–14 5th42161610635164 2R Stefan Šćepović23
PP200202
2014–15 2nd4221192572782 2R Miguel Ángel Guerrero11
2015–16 17th3810919406239 R32 Antonio Sanabria11
2016–17 18th3871021427231 R32 Duje Čop9
2017–18 4th4221813604071 3R Michael Santos17
PP200225
2018–19 9th42161313433861 R16 Uroš Đurđević11
2019–20 13th42141216403854 1R Aitor García7
Season DivPosPldWDLGFGAPts Cup[2] Europe Other Competitions Name(s)
League Top scorer(s)[3]

References

  1. "Palmares". Sporting de Gijón. Retrieved 16 February 2013.
  2. Spanish Cup Winners
  3. All goals scored in La Liga or Segunda División, including playoff games
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