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1. FC Kaiserslautern is a German football club based in Kaiserslautern, Rhineland-Palatinate.



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Season
 League
DFB-Pokal
 Other
 Top goalscorer
Division
 Tier P W D L F A Pts Pos Name Goals

1963–64
 Bundesliga
 1
 30
 10
 6
 14
 48
 69
 26
 12th
R2
 —
Germany Erich Meier
 11

1964–65
 Bundesliga
 1
 30
 11
 3
 16
 41
 53
 25
 13th
R2
 —
Germany Helmut Kapitulski
 9

1965–66
 Bundesliga
 1
 34
 8
 10
 16
 42
 65
 26
 15th
SF
 —
Germany Manfred Rummel
 11

1966–67
 Bundesliga
 1
 34
 13
 12
 9
 43
 42
 38
 5th
R2
 —
Germany Willy Reitgaßl
 9

1967–68
 Bundesliga
 1
 34
 8
 12
 14
 39
 67
 28
 16th
R1
 —
Germany Helmut Kapitulski
Germany Gerd Roggensack
 10

1968–69
 Bundesliga
 1
 34
 12
 6
 16
 45
 47
 30
 15th
SF
 —
Germany Heinz-Dieter Hasebrink
 12

1969–70
 Bundesliga
 1
 34
 10
 12
 12
 44
 55
 32
 10th
R1
 —
Germany Otto Geisert
 9

1970–71
 Bundesliga
 1
 34
 15
 4
 15
 54
 57
 34
 8th
R2
 —
Germany Karlheinz Vogt
 22

1971–72
 Bundesliga
 1
 34
 14
 7
 13
 59
 53
 35
 7th
RU
 —
Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Idriz Hošić
 13

1972–73
 Bundesliga
 1
 34
 12
 10
 12
 58
 68
 34
 9th
QF
UEFA Cup
QF
Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Idriz Hošić
Germany Wolfgang Seel
 10

1973–74
 Bundesliga
 1
 34
 15
 8
 11
 80
 69
 38
 16th
QF
 —
Germany Klaus Toppmöller
 21

1974–75
 Bundesliga
 1
 34
 13
 5
 16
 56
 55
 31
 13th
R3
 —
Sweden Roland Sandberg
 22

1975–76
 Bundesliga
 1
 34
 15
 7
 12
 66
 60
 37
 7th
RU
 —
Germany Klaus Toppmöller
 22

1976–77
 Bundesliga
 1
 34
 12
 5
 17
 53
 59
 29
 13th
R3
UEFA Cup
R2
Germany Klaus Toppmöller
 19

1977–78
 Bundesliga
 1
 34
 16
 4
 14
 64
 63
 36
 8th
R3
 —
Germany Klaus Toppmöller
 21

1978–79
 Bundesliga
 1
 34
 16
 11
 7
 62
 47
 43
 3rd
R3
 —
Germany Klaus Toppmöller
 17

1979–80
 Bundesliga
 1
 34
 18
 5
 11
 75
 53
 41
 3rd
R2
UEFA Cup
QF
Germany Rainer Geye
 17

1980–81
 Bundesliga
 1
 34
 17
 10
 7
 60
 37
 44
 4th
RU
UEFA Cup
R2
Germany Friedhelm Funkel
 13

1981–82
 Bundesliga
 1
 34
 16
 10
 8
 70
 61
 42
 4th
R1
UEFA Cup
SF
Germany Hans-Peter Briegel
 13

1982–83
 Bundesliga
 1
 34
 14
 13
 7
 57
 44
 41
 6th
R1
UEFA Cup
QF
Germany Thomas Allofs
Germany Norbert Eilenfeldt
 11

1983–84
 Bundesliga
 1
 34
 12
 6
 16
 68
 69
 30
 12th
R2
UEFA Cup
R1
Germany Thomas Allofs
 15

1984–85
 Bundesliga
 1
 34
 11
 11
 12
 56
 60
 33
 11th
R1
 —
Germany Thomas Allofs
 19

1985–86
 Bundesliga
 1
 34
 10
 10
 14
 49
 54
 30
 11th
QF
 —
Germany Thomas Allofs
 16

1986–87
 Bundesliga
 1
 34
 15
 7
 12
 64
 51
 37
 7th
R1
 —
Germany Frank Hartmann
 17

1987–88
 Bundesliga
 1
 34
 11
 7
 16
 53
 62
 29
 14th
R3
 —
Germany Harald Kohr
 16

1988–89
 Bundesliga
 1
 34
 10
 13
 11
 47
 44
 33
 9th
QF
 —
Germany Harald Kohr
 13

1989–90
 Bundesliga
 1
 34
 10
 11
 13
 42
 55
 31
 12th
W
 —
Germany Stefan Kuntz
 15

1990–91
 Bundesliga
 1
 34
 19
 10
 5
 72
 45
 48
 1st
R2
UEFA Cup Winners' Cup
R1
Germany Stefan Kuntz
 11

DFL-Supercup
RU

1991–92
 Bundesliga
 1
 38
 17
 10
 11
 58
 42
 44
 5th
QF
UEFA European Cup
 R2
Bosnia and Herzegovina Demir Hotić
Germany Stefan Kuntz
 11

DFL-Supercup
W

1992–93
 Bundesliga
 1
 34
 13
 9
 12
 50
 40
 35
 8th
R2
UEFA Cup
R3
Germany Marcel Witeczek
 10

1993–94
 Bundesliga
 1
 34
 18
 7
 9
 64
 36
 43
 2nd
QF
 —
Germany Stefan Kuntz
 18

1994–95
 Bundesliga
 1
 34
 17
 12
 5
 58
 41
 46
 4th
SF
UEFA Cup
R2
Czech Republic Pavel Kuka
 16

1995–96
 Bundesliga
 1
 34
 6
 18
 10
 31
 37
 36
 16th
W
UEFA Cup
R2
Czech Republic Pavel Kuka
 10

1996–97
 2. Bundesliga
 2
 34
 19
 11
 4
 74
 28
 68
 1st
R1
UEFA Cup Winners' Cup
R1
Czech Republic Pavel Kuka
 14

DFL-Supercup
RU

1997–98
 Bundesliga
 1
 34
 19
 11
 4
 63
 39
 68
 1st
R3
 —
Germany Olaf Marschall
 21

1998–99
 Bundesliga
 1
 34
 19
 6
 9
 62
 37
 63
5th
R2
UEFA Champions League
QF
Germany Olaf Marschall
 12

1999–00
 Bundesliga
 1
 34
 15
 5
 14
 54
 59
 50
 5th
R3
UEFA Cup
R3
France Youri Djorkaeff
 11

2000–01
 Bundesliga
 1
 34
 15
 5
 14
 49
 54
 50
 8th
R2
UEFA Cup
SF
Germany Miroslav Klose
Czech Republic Vratislav Lokvenc
 9

2001–02
 Bundesliga
 1
 34
 17
 5
 12
 62
 53
 56
 7th
QF
 —
Germany Miroslav Klose
 16

2002–03
 Bundesliga
 1
 34
 10
 10
 14
 40
 42
 40
 14th
RU
UEFA Intertoto Cup
R3
Germany Miroslav Klose
 9

2003–04
 Bundesliga
 1
 34
 11
 6
 17
 39
 62
 36
 15th
R1
UEFA Cup
R1
Germany Miroslav Klose
 10

2004–05
 Bundesliga
 1
 34
 12
 6
 16
 43
 52
 42
 12th
R2
 —
Turkey Halil Altıntop
Greece Ioannis Amanatidis
Iran Ferydoon Zandi
 6

2005–06
 Bundesliga
 1
 34
 8
 9
 17
 47
 71
 33
 16th
R3
 —
Turkey Halil Altıntop
 20

2006–07
 2. Bundesliga
 2
 34
 13
 14
 7
 48
 34
 53
 6th
R2
 —
Algeria Noureddine Daham
Hungary Tamás Hajnal
 7

2007–08
 2. Bundesliga
 2
 34
 9
 12
 13
 37
 37
 39
 13th
R2
 —
Canada Josh Simpson
 6

2008–09
 2. Bundesliga
 2
 34
 15
 7
 12
 53
 48
 52
 7th
R1
 —
Slovakia Erik Jendrišek
 14

2009–10
 2. Bundesliga
 2
 34
 19
 10
 5
 56
 28
 67
 1st
R3
 —
Slovakia Erik Jendrišek
 15

2010–11
 Bundesliga
 1
 34
 13
 7
 14
 48
 51
 46
7th
QF
 —
Croatia Srđan Lakić
 16

2011–12
 Bundesliga
 1
 34
 4
 11
 19
 24
 54
 23
 18th
R3
 —
Israel Itay Shechter
 4

2012–13
 2. Bundesliga
 2
 34
 15
 13
 6
 55
 33
 58
3rd
R2
 —
Cameroon Mohamadou Idrissou
 18

2013–14
 2. Bundesliga
 2
 34
 15
 9
 10
 55
 39
 54
 4th
SF
 —
Cameroon Mohamadou Idrissou
 16

2014–15
 2. Bundesliga
 2
 34
 14
 14
 6
 45
 31
 56
 4th
R3
 —
Germany Philipp Hofmann
Croatia Srđan Lakić
Finland Alexander Ring
 6

2015–16
 2. Bundesliga
 2
 34
 12
 9
 13
 49
 47
 45
 10th
R2
 —
Norway Ruben Yttergård Jenssen
Poland Kacper Przybyłko
 7

2016–17
 2. Bundesliga
 2
 34
 10
 11
 13
 29
 33
 41
 13th
R1
 —
England Osayamen Osawe
Cameroon Jacques Zoua
 6


References


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