List of Santos FC seasons

Santos team in 1913

Santos Futebol Clube is a football club based in Santos,^[1] that competes in the Campeonato Paulista, ^[2] São Paulo's state league, and the Campeonato Brasileiro Série A or Brasileirão,^[3] Brazil's national league. The club was founded in 1912 by the initiative of three sports enthusiasts from Santos by the names of Raimundo Marques, Mário Ferraz de Campos, and Argemiro de Souza Júnior, and played its first friendly match on 23 June 1912.^[4] Initially Santos played against other local clubs in the city and state championships, but in 1959 the club became one of the founding members of the Taça Brasil, Brazil's first truly national league.^[5] As of 2010, Santos is one of only five clubs never to have been relegated from the top level of Brazilian football, the others being São Paulo, Flamengo, Internacional and Cruzeiro. ^[6]

Santos enjoyed a successful start in the Brasileirão, finishing runners-up in the competition's first season.^[5] In the period from 1956 to 1974, the "Peixe" team won the Brasileirão six times, including a record-consecutive five titles from 1961 to 1965, and the Campeonato Paulista 11 times.^[7][8][9] The club did not win the league again until 2002.^[10] In 1978 Santos had finished 23rd, which remains, as of 2010, the club's lowest finishing position.^[11] Santos became the first club in the world to win the continental treble during the 1962 season consisting of the Paulista, Taça Brasil, and the Copa Libertadores.^[12][13][14] In 1955, Lula was appointed manager and assembled what would later be known as the Os Santásticos. In 1961 he led the club to its first league title and repeated the feat the following four seasons when the club also won the Copa Libertadores for the first time and successfully defended the trophy once.^[7][15]

Newly elected president Luis Álvaro Ribeiro's appointment of Muricy Ramalho as coach and the rise of stars such as Neymar and Ganso in 2010 marked the beginning of another spell of sustained success. In 2010 Santos won the Copa do Brasil for the first time.^[16] In May 2011 Santos defeated Peñarol in the Copa Libertadores final 2–1 to win the Copa Libertadores for the first time in 49 years.^[17] The club has won the Brasileirão championship a record eight times, the Campeonato Paulista 19 times, the Copa do Brasil once, the Torneio Rio – São Paulo five times, the Copa Paulista once, the Copa Libertadores three times, the Copa CONMEBOL once, the Recopa Sudamericana once, the Intercontinental Cup twice and the Intercontinental Supercup one time.^[18]

The table details the club's achievements in the early regional championships and in all national and international first-team competitions for each completed season since the club's formation in 1912. Note that the "three points for a win" system was used for the first time in Brazil during the 1995 season.^[19] Every season from 1994 and before used a system that awarded 2 points for a win and 1-point for a draw.

Key

Especially short competitions such as the Recopa Sudamericana, Intercontinental Cup (now defunct), or FIFA Club World Cup are not generally considered to contribute towards a Double or Treble. Dashes (—) signify that the club did not qualify for the mentioned competition(s) in a season. The term "N/A", which stands for "non-available" signify that the tournament(s) did not exist during that time.

Key FP Final position W Champion 2R Eliminated in the second round Pld Played RU Runner-up 1R Eliminated in the first round W Won SF Semifinalists 1st First place D Drawn QF Quarterfinalists 2nd Second place L Lost R16 Eliminated at the round of 16 3rd Third place GS Goals scored R32 Eliminated at the round of 32 † Achieved the Double GA Goals against GS Eliminated at the Group stage ‡ Achieved the Continental Double Pts. Points 3R Eliminated in the third round § Achieved the Treble Seasons Pre-Brasileirão era During this period Brazil did not have a national football league. Santos competed in the championship of the São Paulo region, and competed in the Campeonato Santista twice. Season Domestic leagues[8][20] Other competitions[21] Season top scorer[22] Tournament FP Pld. W D L GS GA Pts. Name Goals 1912 No competitive football was played during Santos' inaugural year Arnaldo Patusca 2 1913 Santista 1st 6 6 0 0 35 7 12 — Paul 7 Paulista 6th [23] 4 1 0 3 10 22 2 1914 No competitive football was played due to financial crisis Arnaldo Patusca Adolpho Millon 4 1915 Santista 1st 10 10 0 0 42 4 20 — Araken Patusca 16 1916 Paulista 5th 11 4 1 6 23 31 9 — Araken Patusca 14 1917 Paulista 4th 16 8 2 6 44 36 18 — Araken Patusca 23 1918 Paulista 4th 13 7 4 2 42 26 18 — Araken Patusca 32 1919 Paulista 6th 18 6 1 11 36 43 13 — Haroldo 14 1920 Paulista 10th [23] 7 1 0 6 13 33 2 — Castelhano 14 1921 Paulista 10th 22 5 3 14 26 61 13 — Constantino Mollitsas 12 1922 Paulista 11th 11 2 1 8 17 31 5 — Constantino Mollitsas 12 1923 Paulista 9th 10 2 3 5 12 19 7 — Constantino Mollitsas 9 1924 Paulista 4th 17 9 3 5 44 29 21 — Araken Patusca Siciri 19 1925 Paulista 4th 10 6 1 3 19 15 13 — Araken Patusca 22 1926 Paulista 4th 9 5 1 3 24 17 11 — Araken Patusca 25 1927 Paulista 2nd 16 14 0 2 100 33 28 — Araken Patusca[a 1] 53 1928 Paulista 2nd 12 9 1 2 42 12 19 — Araken Patusca 19 1929 Paulista 2nd 7 5 1 1 30 13 11 — Feitiço[a 2] 39 1930 Paulista 4th 26 18 4 4 80 38 40 — Feitiço[a 3] 48 1931 Paulista 3rd 25 18 6 1 79 28 42 — Feitiço[a 4] 49 1932 Paulista 8th 11 5 0 6 26 31 10 — Feitiço 13 1933 Paulista 5th 14 6 1 7 41 38 13 Torneio Rio – São Paulo 9th Vítor Gonçalves 18 1934 Paulista 6th 14 5 3 6 22 27 13 — Mendes 11 1935 Paulista 1st 12 9 2 1 31 11 20 — Saci 14 1936 Paulista 4th 21 13 2 6 70 37 28 — Raul 36 1937 Paulista 5th 14 5 4 5 27 20 24 — Gradim 19 1938 Paulista 6th 10 4 1 5 22 18 9 — Gradim 20 1939 Paulista 6th 20 8 4 8 35 33 20 — Raul 22 1940 Paulista 7th 20 7 4 9 51 49 18 — Molina Raul 13 1941 Paulista 5th 20 8 4 8 59 60 20 — Carabina 30 1942 Paulista 7th 20 7 4 9 59 51 28 — Rui 19 1943 Paulista 6th 20 10 1 9 45 39 21 — Rui 19 1944 Paulista 6th 20 8 4 8 39 41 20 — Antoninho 12 1945 Paulista 6th 20 8 2 10 34 46 18 — Jorginho 17 1946 Paulista 4th 20 9 4 7 37 32 22 — Caxambu 26 1947 Paulista 6th 20 6 7 7 33 27 19 — Adolfrises 16 1948 Paulista 2nd 20 15 2 3 54 31 32 — Odair 20 1949 Paulista 4th 22 11 4 7 51 40 26 — Odair 20 1950 Paulista 3rd 22 13 5 4 47 34 31 — Odair 25 1951 Paulista 5th 28 16 5 7 69 40 37 — Odair 36 1952 Paulista 5th 30 13 8 9 62 46 34 Torneio Rio – São Paulo 3rd Nicácio 16 1953 Paulista 7th 28 12 3 13 60 52 27 Torneio Rio – São Paulo 9th Vasconcelos[a 5] 25 1954 Paulista 4th 26 16 2 8 70 43 34 Torneio Rio – São Paulo 6th Vasconcelos 25 1955 Paulista 1st 26 19 2 5 71 40 40 Torneio Rio – São Paulo 5th Del Vecchio[a 6] 38 1956 Paulista 1st 36 29 4 3 98 36 62 — Pagão 34 1957 Paulista 2nd 37 26 4 7 144 65 56 Torneio Rio – São Paulo 4th Pelé[a 7] 57 1958 Paulista 1st 38 29 6 3 143 40 64 Torneio Rio – São Paulo 7th Pelé[a 8] 80 Brasileirão era In 1959, the Taça Brasil, Brazil's first national football league, was formed, with Santos among the founder members.[7] The club continue to participate in the Paulista championship which continued alongside the Brasileirão. Clubs qualified to the Taça Brasil based on their placings in the regional championships until 1967, when it became open to all teams through the Robertão. Season Domestic leagues[7][8][9][24] Cup [25] South America [15][26][27][28] Other competitions [21][29][30][31][32][33] Season top scorer[22] Tournament FP Pld. W D L GS GA Pts. Name Goals 1959 Paulista 2nd 41 30 5 6 155 58 65 N/A N/A Torneio Rio – São Paulo 1st Pelé[a 9] 100 Taça Brasil 2nd 5 2 1 2 9 7 5 1960 Paulista 1st 34 22 6 6 100 44 48 N/A — Torneio Rio – São Paulo 8th Pelé[a 10] 61 1961 ^† Paulista 1st 30 25 3 2 113 33 53 N/A — Torneio Rio – São Paulo 5th Pelé[a 11][a 12] 110 Taça Brasil 1st 5 3 1 1 18 6 7 1962 ^§ Paulista 1st 30 24 5 1 105 28 53 N/A Copa Libertadores W Intercontinental Cup W Pelé[a 13][a 14] 62 Taça Brasil 1st 5 3 1 1 15 7 10 1963 ^‡ Paulista 3rd 30 14 8 8 69 52 36 N/A Copa Libertadores W Torneio Rio – São Paulo 1st Pelé[a 15][a 16][a 17][a 18] 67 Taça Brasil 1st 4 4 0 0 15 4 8 Intercontinental Cup W 1964 ^† Paulista 1st 30 20 4 6 95 47 44 N/A Copa Libertadores SF Torneio Rio – São Paulo 1st Pelé[a 19][a 20] 58 Taça Brasil 1st 6 5 1 0 20 5 11 1965 ^† Paulista 1st 30 25 3 2 93 28 53 N/A Copa Libertadores SF Torneio Rio – São Paulo 4th Pelé[a 21][a 22] 96 Taça Brasil 1st 4 3 1 0 11 4 7 1966 Paulista 3rd 28 16 6 6 70 42 38 N/A — Torneio Rio – São Paulo 1st Toninho Guerreiro[a 23][a 24] 60 Taça Brasil 2nd 5 2 0 3 13 15 4 1967 Paulista 1st 26 16 9 1 61 32 41 N/A — — Pelé 55 Robertão 6th 14 5 5 4 21 16 15 1968 ^† Paulista 1st 26 22 1 3 71 22 45 N/A — Recopa Sudamericana (CI) 1st Toninho Guerreiro[a 25][a 26] 76 Robertão 1st 19 12 4 3 44 20 28 Intercontinental Supercup W 1969 Paulista 1st 29 19 4 6 66 31 42 N/A — Recopa Sudamericana (CI) 4th Pelé[a 27] 57 Robertão 8th 16 5 5 6 27 24 15 1970 Paulista 4th 18 8 5 5 34 21 21 N/A — — Pelé 47 Robertão 10th 16 5 6 5 20 20 16 1971 Paulista 4th 22 10 8 4 29 23 28 N/A — — Pelé 29 Brasileirão 9th 25 9 9 7 24 16 27 1972 Paulista 3rd 22 14 1 7 31 21 29 N/A — — Pelé 50 Brasileirão 8th 28 12 9 7 34 22 33 1973 Paulista 1st [34] 23 12 8 3 28 11 32 N/A — — Pelé[a 28] 52 Brasileirão 6th 37 17 12 8 56 29 49 1974 Paulista 3rd 26 12 11 3 35 22 35 N/A — — Pelé 20 Brasileirão 3rd 27 13 8 6 41 25 34 1975 Paulista 5th 32 15 6 11 36 25 36 N/A — — Cláudio Adão 29 Brasileirão 26th [35] 16 6 4 6 20 18 20 1976 Paulista 13th 17 6 5 6 15 16 17 N/A — — Toinzinho 9 Brasileirão 20th [36] 13 6 5 2 14 10 18 1977 Paulista 6th [37] 43 17 12 14 47 43 49 N/A — — Juary 22 Brasileirão 21st [35] 18 5 6 7 21 22 20 1978 Paulista 1st 54 26 16 14 80 48 68 N/A — — Juary[a 29] 33 Brasileirão 23rd [38] 26 7 10 9 32 25 29 1979 Paulista 7th 43 16 16 11 55 45 48 N/A — — Juary 38 1980 Paulista 2nd 38 16 16 6 48 32 48 N/A — — Rubens Feijão Nilton Batata 16 Brasileirão 7th 18 11 3 4 29 12 25 1981 Paulista 4th 50 18 15 17 58 53 51 N/A — — João Paulo 19 Brasileirão 9th 17 8 6 3 27 12 22 1982 Paulista 9th 38 10 17 11 37 35 37 N/A — — João Paulo 16 Brasileirão 7th 18 9 5 4 27 16 23 1983 Paulista 3rd 46 20 18 8 64 40 58 N/A — — Serginho Chulapa[a 30][a 31] 45 Brasileirão 2nd 26 13 10 3 45 28 36 1984 Paulista 1st 38 22 13 3 54 19 57 N/A Copa Libertadores 1R — Serginho Chulapa[a 32] 29 Brasileirão 9th 20 11 6 3 39 16 28 1985 Paulista 6th 38 14 12 12 35 34 40 N/A — — Lima 23 Brasileirão 21st 20 7 6 7 23 25 20 1986 Paulista 4th 40 15 8 17 44 48 38 N/A — — Serginho Chulapa 23 Brasileirão 19th 26 9 11 6 25 16 29 1987 Paulista 3rd 40 16 17 7 49 32 49 N/A — — Mendonça 15 1988 Paulista 7th 25 10 8 7 25 19 28 N/A Supercopa Sudamericana 1R — Mendonça 15 Brasileirão 18th [39] 23 7 7 9 19 25 21 1989 Paulista 6th 25 7 14 4 20 16 28 — Supercopa Sudamericana 1R — Juninho Sócrates 11 Brasileirão 12th 18 5 6 7 13 16 16 1990 Paulista 5th 35 12 16 7 29 25 40 — Supercopa Sudamericana 1R — Paulinho Mclaren 13 Brasileirão 7th 21 7 9 5 20 15 23 1991 Paulista 7th 26 7 13 6 21 15 27 — Supercopa Sudamericana QF — Paulinho Mclaren[a 33] 23 Brasileirão 8th 19 17 5 7 23 20 39 1992 Paulista 7th 32 11 12 9 44 35 34 — Supercopa Sudamericana 1R — Guga 20 Brasileirão 7th 25 8 10 7 30 27 26 1993 Paulista 6th 36 18 8 10 65 56 44 — Supercopa Sudamericana 1R Torneio Rio – São Paulo 2nd Guga[a 34] 30 Brasileirão 5th 20 9 7 4 24 26 25 1994 Paulista 4th 30 11 12 7 37 34 34 — Supercopa Sudamericana 1R — Guga[a 35] 25 Brasileirão 9th 25 13 5 7 36 22 31 1995 Paulista 6th 36 14 13 9 59 44 55 — Supercopa Sudamericana 1R — Giovanni 40 Brasileirão 2nd 27 15 5 7 52 40 50 1996 Paulista 5th 30 16 3 11 69 54 51 2R Supercopa Sudamericana SF — Giovanni 25 Brasileirão 20th 23 7 9 10 26 31 30 1997 Paulista 3rd 26 14 7 5 52 28 49 2R Supercopa Sudamericana GS Torneio Rio – São Paulo 1st Macedo 18 Brasileirão 7th 31 14 6 11 48 43 48 1998 Paulista 6th 10 4 2 4 23 14 14 SF Copa CONMEBOL W Torneio Rio – São Paulo 3rd Viola[a 36][a 37] 34 Brasileirão 3rd 29 14 9 6 55 37 51 1999 Paulista 3rd 18 10 4 4 40 25 34 2R — Torneio Rio – São Paulo 2nd Viola 18 Brasileirão 11th 21 8 6 7 25 26 30 2000 Paulista 2nd 20 9 7 4 34 24 34 SF — Torneio Rio – São Paulo 7th Dodô 27 Brasileirão 14th 24 9 6 9 38 31 33 2001 Paulista 3rd 17 9 2 6 39 27 29 2R — Torneio Rio – São Paulo 3rd Dodô 14 Brasileirão 15th 27 9 9 9 37 32 36 2002 Brasileirão 1st 31 16 6 9 59 41 54 2R — Torneio Rio – São Paulo 9th Diego 13 2003 Paulista 8th 6 3 1 2 12 9 10 — Copa Libertadores RU — Ricardo Oliveira[a 38] 20 Brasileirão 2nd 46 25 12 9 93 60 87 Copa Sudamericana QF 2004 Paulista 3rd 13 7 4 2 31 20 27 — Copa Libertadores QF Copa Paulista W Robinho 32 Brasileirão 1st 46 27 8 11 103 58 89 Copa Sudamericana QF 2005 Paulista 3rd 19 10 7 2 38 21 37 — Copa Libertadores QF Copa Paulista 1R Robinho 24 Brasileirão 10th 42 16 11 15 68 71 59 Copa Sudamericana 1R 2006 Paulista 1st 19 14 1 4 33 19 43 QF Copa Sudamericana R16 — Reinaldo 11 Brasileirão 4th 38 18 10 10 58 36 64 2007 Paulista 1st 23 17 4 3 47 21 55 — Copa Libertadores SF — Marcos Aurélio 18 Brasileirão 2nd 38 19 5 14 57 47 62 2008 Paulista 7th 19 9 4 6 28 23 31 — Copa Libertadores QF — Kléber Pereira[a 39] 41 Brasileirão 15th 38 19 5 14 57 47 62 2009 Paulista 2nd 23 13 5 5 34 23 44 2R — — Kléber Pereira 24 Brasileirão 12th 38 12 13 13 58 58 49 2010 ^† Paulista 1st 23 18 2 3 72 31 56 W Copa Sudamericana 2R — Neymar[a 40] 43 Brasileirão 8th 38 15 11 12 63 50 56 2011 ^‡ Paulista 1st 23 14 6 3 45 21 48 — Copa Libertadores W FIFA Club World Cup RU Borges [a 41] Neymar 24 Brasileirão 10th 38 15 8 15 55 55 53 2012 ^‡ Paulista 1st 23 16 3 4 58 21 51 — Copa Libertadores SF Recopa Sudamericana W Neymar [a 42][a 43] 43 Brasileirão 8th 38 13 14 11 50 44 53 2013 Paulista 2nd 23 11 9 3 39 26 42 R16 — — Cícero 24 Brasileirão 7th 38 15 12 11 51 38 57 2014 Paulista 2nd 19 14 3 2 47 19 45 SF — — Gabriel [a 44] 21 Brasileirão 9th 38 15 8 15 42 35 53 2015 Paulista 1st 19 13 4 2 36 15 43 2nd — — Ricardo Oliveira [a 45] [a 46][a 47] 37 Brasileirão 7th 38 16 10 12 59 41 58 2016 Paulista — – – – – – – – — — — — — Brasileirão — – – – – – – – References General "Santos FC: Titles" (in Portuguese). Santos FC. Retrieved 16 March 2010. "Santos FC season top scorers per year" (in Portuguese). Sempre Peixe. Retrieved 16 March 2010. Notes Top scorer in the Paulista tournament (31 goals) Top scorer in the Paulista tournament (12 goals) Top scorer in the Paulista tournament (37 goals) Top scorer in the Paulista tournament (39 goals) Top scorer in the Torneio Rio – São Paulo tournament (8 goals) Top scorer in the Paulista tournament (23 goals) Top scorer in the Paulista tournament (17 goals) Top scorer in the Paulista tournament (58 goals) Top scorer in the Paulista tournament (44 goals) Top scorer in the Paulista tournament (34 goals) Top scorer in the Paulista tournament (47 goals) Top scorer in the Taça Brasil tournament (9 goals) Top scorer in the Paulista tournament (37 goals) Top scorer in the Intercontinental Cup tournament (5 goals) Top scorer in the Paulista tournament (22 goals) Top scorer in the Torneio Rio – São Paulo tournament (14 goals) Top scorer in the Taça Brasil tournament (12 goals) Top scorer in the Intercontinental Cup tournament (2 goals) Top scorer in the Paulista tournament (34 goals) Top scorer in the Taça Brasil tournament (7 goals) Top scorer in the Paulista tournament (49 goals) Top scorer in the Copa Libertadores tournament (7 goals) Top scorer in the Paulista tournament (27 goals) Top scorer in the Taça Brasil tournament (10 goals) Top scorer in the Robertão tournament (18 goals) Top scorer in the Intercontinental Supercup tournament (1 goal) Top scorer in the Paulista tournament (26 goals) Top scorer in the Paulista tournament (11 goals) Top scorer in the Paulista tournament (29 goals) Top scorer in the Paulista tournament (22 goals) Top scorer in the Brasileirão tournament (22 goals) Top scorer in the Paulista tournament (16 goals) Top scorer in the Brasileirão tournament (15 goals) Top scorer in the Brasileirão tournament (15 goals) Top scorer in the Paulista tournament (24 goals) Top scorer in the Brasileirão tournament (21 goals) Top scorer in the Copa CONMEBOL tournament (4 goals) Top scorer in the Copa Libertadores tournament (9 goals) Top scorer in the Brasileirão tournament (21 goals) Top scorer in the Copa do Brasil tournament (11 goals) Top scorer in the Série A tournament (23 goals) Top scorer in the Paulistão tournament (20 goals) Top scorer in the Libertadores tournament (8 goals) Top scorer in the Copa do Brasil tournament (6 goals) Top scorer in the Paulistão tournament (11 goals) Top scorer in the Brasileirão tournament (20 goals) Gabriel was also the top scorer in the Copa do Brasil tournament (8 goals) Specific "Santos Futebol Clube" (in Portuguese). 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Each 3+ goal-margin victory was worth 3 points; Santos earned three wins of this type this season. For each 3+ goal-margin victory, Santos earned an extra point; Santos earned five this season. Each draw was followed by a penalty-shootout with the winner earning one extra point; Santos won three. External links "Santos FC history" (in Portuguese). Santos FC.