Gamba Osaka - Record As J. League Member

Record As J. League Member

Season Div. Tms. Pos. Attendance/G J. League Cup Emperor's Cup Asia
1992 - - - - Group Stage Quarter-final - -
1993 J1 10 7 21,571 Semi-final 2nd Round - -
1994 J1 12 10 22,367 Semi-final Semi-final - -
1995 J1 14 14 13,310 - Semi-final - -
1996 J1 16 12 8,004 Group Stage Semi-final - -
1997 J1 17 4 8,443 Group Stage Semi-final - -
1998 J1 18 15 8,723 Group Stage 3rd Round - -
1999 J1 16 11 7,996 2nd Round 4th Round - -
2000 J1 16 6 9,794 2nd Round Semi-final - -
2001 J1 16 7 11,723 2nd Round Quarter-final - -
2002 J1 16 3 12,762 Semi-final 4th Round - -
2003 J1 16 10 10,222 Quarter-final 4th Round - -
2004 J1 16 3 12,517 Quarter-final Semi-final - -
2005 J1 18 1 15,966 Runners-up Semi-final - -
2006 J1 18 3 16,259 Quarter-final Runners-up CL Group Stage
2007 J1 18 3 17,439 Winners Semi-final - -
2008 J1 18 8 16,128 Semi-final Winners CL Winners
2009 J1 18 3 17,712 Quarter-final Winners CL Round of 16
2010 J1 18 2 16,654 Quarter-final Semi-final CL Round of 16
2011 J1 18 3 16,411 Semi-final 3rd Round CL Round of 16
2012 J1 18 17 14,778 Quarter-final CL Group Stage
Key
  • Tms. = Number of teams
  • Pos. = Position in league
  • Attendance/G = Average league attendance

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