NK Celje - Domestic League and Cup Results

Domestic League and Cup Results

Season League Position Pts P W D L GF GA Cup
1991–92 1.SNL 9 41 40 14 13 13 43 51 Round of 16
1992–93 1.SNL 10 32 34 12 8 14 37 47 Runners-up
1993–94 1.SNL 4 38 30 14 10 6 50 34 Round of 16
1994–95 1.SNL 6 38 30 16 6 8 50 27 Runners-up
1995–96 1.SNL 5 51 36 13 12 11 62 47 Semi-final
1996–97 1.SNL 4 47 36 12 11 13 55 61 Quarter-final
1997–98 1.SNL 6 49 36 14 7 15 57 57 Quarter-final
1998–99 1.SNL 7 42 33 10 11 12 30 35 Round of 16
1999–2000 1.SNL 6 47 33 11 14 8 53 45 Quarter-final
2000–01 1.SNL 5 50 33 15 5 13 59 52 First round
2001–02 1.SNL 6 48 33 14 6 13 50 39 Round of 16
2002–03 1.SNL 2 55 31 15 10 6 57 38 Runners-up
2003–04 1.SNL 10 39 32 11 6 15 61 52 Quarter-final
2004–05 1.SNL 3 52 32 16 4 12 47 28 Winners
2005–06 1.SNL 6 49 36 15 4 17 48 59 Runners-up
2006–07 1.SNL 7 45 36 11 12 13 54 51 Semi-final
2007–08 1.SNL 7 48 36 14 6 14 45 47 Quarter-final
2008–09 1.SNL 4 53 36 15 8 13 48 39 Round of 16
2009–10 1.SNL 5 51 36 14 9 13 53 56 Semi-final
2010–11 1.SNL 8 37 36 9 10 17 41 55 Round of 16
2011–12 1.SNL 8 37 36 9 10 17 44 56 Runners-up
Totals 1.SNL 0 Titles 949 721 274 182 263 1044 976 1 Cup

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