Cardiff City F.C. - League History

League History

  • 1920–21: Football League Second Division (2)
  • 1921–29: Football League First Division (1)
  • 1929–31: Football League Second Division (2)
  • 1931–47: Football League Third Division (3)
  • 1947–52: Football League Second Division (2)
  • 1952–57: Football League First Division (1)
  • 1957–60: Football League Second Division (2)
  • 1960–62: Football League First Division (1)
  • 1962–75: Football League Second Division (2)
  • 1975–76: Football League Third Division (3)
  • 1976–82: Football League Second Division (2)
  • 1982–83: Football League Third Division (3)
  • 1983–85: Football League Second Division (2)
  • 1985–86: Football League Third Division (3)
  • 1986–88: Football League Fourth Division (4)
  • 1988–90: Football League Third Division (3)
  • 1990–92: Football League Fourth Division (4)
  • 1992–93: Football League Third Division (4)
  • 1993–95: Football League Second Division (3)
  • 1995–99: Football League Third Division (4)
  • 1999–00: Football League Second Division (3)
  • 2000–01: Football League Third Division (4)
  • 2001–03: Football League Second Division (3)
  • 2003–04: Football League First Division (2)
  • 2004–: Football League Championship (2)

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