HISTORY

1972	Established: Nissan Motor Co., Ltd (In-house) Soccer Club
1976	Kanto League: Champion, All Japan Soccer Tournament: Champion (Promoted to JSL div 2)
1977-78	JSL div 2: 2nd
1978-79	JSL div 2: 1st (Promoted to div 1)
1979-80	JSL div 1: 10th
1980-81	JSL div :1 10th (Demoted to div 2)
1981-82	JSL div 2: 2nd (Promoted to div 1)
1982-83	JSL div :1 8th
1983-84	JSL div 1: 2nd, Emperor's Cup Champion
1984-85	JSL div 1: 2nd
1985-86	JSL div 1: 5th, Emperor's Cup Champion
1986-87	JSL div 1: 5th
1987-88	JSL div 1: 4th
1988-89	Triple Crown (JSL div 1, JSL Cup, Emperor's Cup)
1989-90	Triple Crown (JSL div 1, JSL Cup, Emperor's Cup), Asia Champions Cup Runners-up
1990-91	JSL div 1: 2nd, JSL Cup Champion, Emperor's Cup Champion
1991-92	JSL div 1: 2nd, Emperor's Cup Champion, Asia Cup Winners Cup Champion
1992	Established Nissan Football Club, Ltd. Change name to 'NISSAN FC YOKOHAMA MARINOS' Emperor's Cup Champion, Asia Cup Winners Cup Champion
1993	J League launch. 1st Stage: 3rd, 2nd stage: 3rd
1994	J League 1st Stage: 9th, 2nd stage: 3rd, Emperor's Cup: Semi Finalist
1995	J League 1st Stage: Champion, 2nd stage: 3rd, J League Championship Winner
1996	J League: 8th
1997	J League 1st Stage: 5th, 2nd stage: 3rd
1998	J League 1st Stage: 4th, 2nd stage: 4th

1964	Established: Yokohama Naka-ward Youth Sports Team
1975	Change name to 'Yokohama Soccer Club'
1979	Launched as 'Yokohama Tri-Star Soccer Club' supported by All Nippon Airways
1983	Kanto League Champion, Local League Champion (Promoted to JSL div 2)
1984-85	Change name to 'ANA Yokohama Soccer Club', JSL div 2: 2nd (Promoted to div 1)
1985-86	JSL div 1: 2nd
1986-87	JSL div :1 11th (Demoted to div 2)
1987-88	JSL div 2: 1st (Promoted to div 1)
1988-89	Change name to 'ANA Soccer Club', JSL div 1: 2nd
1989-90	JSL: 3rd
1990-91	JSL: 7th
1991-92	JSL: 8th
1992	Established : ANA SatoKogyo Soccer Club, change name to 'AS Flügels'
1993	J League launch. 1st Stage: 7th, 2nd stage: 7th, Emperor's Cup Champion
1994	J League 1st stage: 5th, 2nd stage 8th, Asia Cup Winners Cup Champion
1995	J League 1st stage: 3rd, 2nd stage 11th, Asia Super Cup Winner
1996	J League: 3rd
1997	J League 1st stage: 2nd, 2nd stage 11th, Emperor's Cup Runners-up
1998	J League 1st stage: 8th, 2nd stage 7th, Emperor's Cup Champion

1999	Change names to 'YOKOHAMA MARINOS' for Club and 'YOKOHAMA F･MARINOS for team Newly launched as one team by merger of Yokohama Marinos and Yokohama Flügels J League 1st Stage: 7th, 2nd stage: 3rd
2000	J League 1st Stage: Champion, 2nd stage: 5th
2001	J League 1st Stage: 15th, 2nd stage: 10th Yamazaki Nabisco Cup (J League Cup) Champion
2002	J League 1st Stage: 2nd, 2nd stage: 6th
2003	J League 1st Stage: Champion, 2nd stage: Champion
2004	J League 1st Stage: Champion (Record as Champion for 3 stages in row), 2nd stage: 6th J League Championship winner ( J Champion for 2 years in row)
2005	J League: 9th, YNC: Semi-finalist
2006	J League: 9th, YNC: Semi-finalist
2007	J League: 7th, YNC: Semi-finalist
2008	J League: 9th, Emperor's Cup: Semi-finalist
2009	J League: 10th, YNC: Semi-finalist
2010	J League: 8th
2011	J League: 5th, Emperor's Cup: Semi-finalist
2012	J League: 4th, Emperor's Cup: Semi-finalist
2013	J League: 2nd, YNC: Semi-finalist, Emperor's Cup Champion
2014	J League: 7th
2015	J League: 7th
2016	J League: 10th, YBC Levain CUP: Semi-finalist, Emperor's Cup: Semi-finalist
2017	J League: 5th, Emperor's Cup: Runner-up
2018	J League: 12th, YBC Levain CUP: Runner-up
2019	J League: Champion
2020	J League: 9th, YBC Levain CUP: 3rd, AFC Champions League: Round of 16
2021	J League: 2nd
2022	J League: Champion, AFC Champions League: Round of 16
2023	FUJIFILM SUPER CUP Champion

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