List of ASC Oțelul Galați seasons

This is a list of seasons played by Oțelul Galați in Romanian and European football, from 1964 to the present day. It details the club's achievements in major competitions, and the top scorers for each season.

Results of league and cup competitions by season
Season	League									RC	SC	UEFA	Top goalscorer(s)^[a]	Goals
Season	League	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	Pts	Pos	RC	SC	UEFA	Top goalscorer(s)^[a]	Goals
1967–68	Divizia C	30	15	5	6	39	16	35	1st	—
1968–69	Divizia B	30	11	8	11	37	34	30	9th	R 32
1969–70	Divizia B	30	10	9	11	35	38	29	9th	—
1970–71^[1]	Divizia C	30	9	9	12	33	38	27	10th	—
1971–72	Divizia C	30	11	6	9	37	30	28	4th	—
1972–73	Divizia C	30	12	6	8	23	19	30	2nd	—
1973–74	Divizia B	34	15	3	16	41	49	33	7th	—
1974–75^[2]	Divizia B	34	9	6	19	41	56	24	17th	—
1975–76	The club did not participate in any competitive football.
1976–77	County Level								1st	—
1977–78	Divizia C	30	11	3	16	39	41	25	11th	—
1978–79	Divizia C	30	10	6	14	31	47	26	10th	—
1979–80	Divizia C	30	13	3	14	38	52	29	9th	—
1980–81^[3]	Divizia C	30	21	6	3	63	16	48	1st	—
1981–82^[4]	Divizia C	34	17	7	6	81	31	41	1st	—
1982–83	Divizia B	34	16	6	12	61	38	38	3rd	—
1983–84	Divizia B	34	13	8	13	45	38	34	8th	—
1984–85	Divizia B	34	15	8	11	63	31	38	3rd	—
1985–86	Divizia B	34	24	4	6	86	29	52	1st	QF
1986–87	Divizia A	34	11	10	13	37	36	32	11th	QF			Haralambie Antohi	13
1987–88	Divizia A	34	18	3	13	49	46	39	4th	R 32
1988–89	Divizia A	34	11	6	17	36	59	28	16th	R 32		UEFA Cup – R1
1989–90	Divizia B	34	20	0	14	54	35	40	3rd	—
1990–91	Divizia B	34	21	5	8	65	30	47	1st	R 32
1991–92	Divizia A	34	15	5	14	38	46	35	8th	R 16
1992–93	Divizia A	34	13	6	15	40	49	32	10th	R 32
1993–94	Divizia A	34	12	5	17	38	47	29	15th	R 32
1994–95	Divizia A	34	11	9	14	47	51	42	13th	R 16
1995–96	Divizia A	34	14	3	17	42	46	45	13th	R 16
1996–97	Divizia A	34	17	7	10	54	39	58	4th	R 16
1997–98	Divizia A	34	20	4	10	54	28	64	4th	QF		UEFA Cup – Q1	Valentin Ștefan	14
1998–99	Divizia A	34	17	4	13	47	33	55	6th	QF		UEFA Cup – Q2
1999–2000	Divizia A	34	15	4	15	59	55	49	8th	SF
2000–01	Divizia A	30	10	8	12	33	39	38	12th	QF
2001–02	Divizia A	30	14	7	9	34	24	49	5th	R 32			Mihai Guriţă	11
2002–03	Divizia A	30	9	9	12	25	37	36	13th	R 32			Mihai Guriţă	9
2003–04	Divizia A	30	10	13	7	30	26	43	5th	RU			Victoraş Iacob	8
2004–05	Divizia A	30	12	4	14	31	32	40	8th	QF		UEFA Cup – Q2	Victoraş Iacob	16
2005–06	Divizia A	30	10	9	11	35	37	39	9th	QF			Daniel Stan	7
2006–07	Liga I	34	17	5	12	60	56	56	5th	QF			Emil Gabriel Jula	15
2007–08	Liga I	34	14	4	16	47	50	46	8th	R 16		UEFA Cup – Q2	Emil Gabriel Jula	22
2008–09	Liga I	34	11	7	16	37	48	40	12th	R 16			Gabriel Paraschiv	9
2009–10	Liga I	34	14	8	12	38	38	50	8th	R 16			Axente Antal Giurgiu Paraschiv	5
2010–11	Liga I	34	21	7	6	46	25	70	1st	R 32			Marius Pena	8
2011–12	Liga I	34	15	7	12	34	29	52	6th	QF	W	Champions League – Group	Didi	8
2012–13	Liga I	34	11	10	13	38	42	41	11th	SF			Iorga	8
2013–14	Liga I	34	12	5	17	43	52	41	10th	QF			Marquinhos	12
2014–15	Liga I	34	7	11	16	24	45	32	17th	R 16
2015–16	Liga II	24	3	3	18	12	43	12	13th	5th R
2016–17	Liga IV	26	26	0	0	185	14	78	1st	—
2017–18	Liga III	28	17	9	2	55	15	60	3rd	—
2018–19	Liga III	28	17	5	6	48	29	56	3rd	3rd R
2019–20	Liga III	16	9	3	4	25	20	30	6th	3rd R
2020–21	Liga III	18	13	2	3	54	13	41	1st	2nd R
2021–22	Liga III	18	15	1	2	54	10	46	1st	3rd R
2022–23	Liga II	29	14	7	8	29	25	49	3rd	GS			George Cârjan	6
2023–24	Liga I	39	12	17	10	42	43	53	8th	RU			Alexandru Pop	11

Key

Pld = Matches played
W = Matches won
D = Matches drawn
L = Matches lost
GF = Goals for
GA = Goals against
Pts = Points
Pos = Final position

2nd R = 2nd Round
3rd R = 3rd Round
4th R = 4th Round
5th R = 5th Round
R 32 = Last 32
R 16 = Last 16
GS = Group-stage
QF = Quarter-finals
SF = Semi-finals
RU = Runners-up
W = Winners

Champions	Runners-up	Division winners	Division runners-up	Promoted	Relegated

Footnotes

^ In the summer of 1970, Oţelul split into two new teams, FC Galaţi which continued on to play in Divizia B (the current FCM Dunărea Galaţi), and Dacia Galaţi which played in Divizia C.
For the 1972-73 season, Dacia was renamed back to Oţelul.
^ Following this relegation, the club was dissolved, and workers from the local – now ArcelorMittal – steel plant, form a new team.
^ Even though they won the promotion, the team split, again. The Divizia B spot and part of the players were given to Victoria Tecuci, team which managed to relegate within their first season. The other part of the players, under a new team name – Metalosport – got to keep their place in Divizia C.
^ The newly formed team, Metalosport managed to win the league within their first year. Following Metalosport's promotion, they were renamed back to Oţelul, for the 1982-83 season.

^ Goals in all competitions are counted.

[2] In the summer of 1970, Oţelul split into two new teams, FC Galaţi which continued on to play in Divizia B (the current FCM Dunărea Galaţi), and Dacia Galaţi which played in Divizia C.
For the 1972-73 season, Dacia was renamed back to Oţelul.

[3] Following this relegation, the club was dissolved, and workers from the local – now ArcelorMittal – steel plant, form a new team.

[4] Even though they won the promotion, the team split, again. The Divizia B spot and part of the players were given to Victoria Tecuci, team which managed to relegate within their first season. The other part of the players, under a new team name – Metalosport – got to keep their place in Divizia C.

[5] The newly formed team, Metalosport managed to win the league within their first year. Following Metalosport's promotion, they were renamed back to Oţelul, for the 1982-83 season.

[1] Goals in all competitions are counted.

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