FC Santa Coloma, an association football club based in Santa Coloma, Andorra la Vella, Andorra, was founded in 1986. They, along with all other clubs in Andorra, participated in an amateur league without a structure or affiliation with any official institution until 1995, when they were founder members of the Primera Divisió (First Division) which became the top level of the Andorran football league system. The club is the most successful team in the division with 13 league titles, including the 1994–95 amateur league title which the Andorran Football Federation counts as an official league title. The 2009–10 Primera Divisió was won by the club without losing a game.
Along with league the club also competes in the Copa Constitució (Andorra Cup), the national football cup competition in Andorra. They are the most successful team in this competition too, winning it nine times. The 2003–04 season saw the introduction of the Andorran Supercup, a single match at the beginning of the season between the winners of the Primera Divisió and the Copa Constitució. Due to their regular domestic success FC Santa Coloma have qualified for the Supercup nearly every season with the exception of the 2013 edition. Their seven supercup wins is the most by a single club, meaning FC Santa Coloma are the most successful team in all three of Andorra's domestic football competitions. The club has never been relegated from the top division.
The Andorran Football Federation joined as a member of both the International Federation of Association Football (FIFA) and the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) in 1996, allowing football clubs in Andorra to enter UEFA competitions. FC Santa Coloma first qualified for Europe with their league win in 2001, entering the qualifying round for the 2001–02 UEFA Cup, losing 8–1 on aggregate to Yugoslav team Partizan. Their first season in the UEFA Champions League was in the 2008–09 qualifying rounds, losing 7–2 on aggregate to Lithuanian team FBK Kaunas. Since 2007 the club has qualified for Europe each season entering either the Champions League or the Europa League (known as the UEFA Cup up to 2009). Their best run has been reaching the second qualifying round in both competitions.
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W = Winners RU = Runners-up SF = Semi-finals QF = Quarter-finals R3 = Third round QR2 = Second qualifying round QR1 = First qualifying round PR = Preliminary round DNQ = Did not qualify ? = Result not known
Seasons +List of seasons, including league division and statistics, cup results and European competition resultsSeasonLeague recordAndorraCupSupercupEuropean competitionsDivision1995–96Primera Divisió1813325226423rdRU———1996–97Primera Divisió2210395731334th——1997–98Primera Divisió2018119911552ndRU——1998–99Primera Divisió2217326419542ndRU——1999–2000Primera Divisió129123410282nd——2000–01Primera Divisió2013524420551stW——2001–02Primera Divisió2012625723423rd—QR2002–03Primera Divisió2214715814491stW——2003–04Primera Divisió2014334421451stWW—QR2004–05Primera Divisió2018026114543rdWRU—QR12005–06Primera Divisió2011364717363rdWW——2006–07Primera Divisió2014244117442ndWRU——2007–08Primera Divisió2014516910471stW—QR12008–09Primera Divisió2016228415502ndWWQR1—2009–10Primera Divisió2013704614461stR3RU—QR22010–11Primera Divisió2014517111471stRUQR1—2011–12Primera Divisió2011545617382ndWRUQR1—2012–13Primera Divisió2010913116392ndRU—QR12013–14Primera Divisió2013345012421stDNQ—QR12014–15Primera Divisió2013346414421stRURUQR2—2015–16Primera Divisió201451448471stWQR1—2016–17Primera Divisió2718635721601stRURUQR1—2017–18Primera Divisió2718456220581stWWQR1—2018–19Primera Divisió2715934118541stRURUQR2—2019–20Primera Divisió2415634812512ndRUWPRQR22020–21Primera Divisió208842819323rdSFRU—PR
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