List of JS Kabylie seasons

Jeunesse sportive de Kabylie is an Algerian professional football club based in Tizi Ouzou, Tizi Ouzou Province. The club was formed in 1946 as Jeunesse Sportive de Kabylie, and played their first competitive match in 1946, when they entered the 1946–47 Ligue d'Alger Troisième Division. After changing his name twice from 1974 to 1977 Jamiat Sari' Kawkabi and from 1977 to 1989 Jeunesse Électronique de Tizi-Ouzou The club was renamed his old name Jeunesse sportive de Kabylie in 1989.

JS Kabylie's team during season 1967–68 with From Left to Right:
Stand Up : Terzi, Sedkaoui, Terzi, Haouchine, Karamani, Djezzar, Aït-Amar, Berkani.
Sitting Rafaï, Derridj, Djerzar, Kouffi, Kolli, Ouahabi, Benfaddah.

The club has won a total of 26 major trophies, including the national championship a record 14 times also won the Algerian Cup 5 times, the Algerian Super Cup 1 time, the CAF Champions League 2 times, the now-defunct African Cup Winners' Cup 1 time, and the now-defunct CAF Cup 3 times. The club has also never been out of the top two divisions of Algerian football since entering the Football League.

This is a list of the seasons played by JS Kabylie from 1962 when the club first entered a league competition to the most recent seasons. The club's achievements in all major national and international competitions as well as the top scorers are listed. Top scorers in bold were also top scorers of Ligue 1. The list is separated into three parts, coinciding with the three major episodes of Algerian football:

History

After independence, JS Kabylie became the best Algerian team, and among the best clubs in Africa where he has six titles, The best coach over the club is the Polish Stefan Żywotko, who won ten titles, including the African Cup of Champions Clubs twice in 14 years.

Before independence

Below, the JS Kabylie season-by-season record before independence in the French Algeria period :

FFF - season-by-season record of Jeunesse sportive de Kabylie

Season	League of Algiers											Algiers League Cup	Coupe de France	North African Championship	North African Cup
	Division	Pos.	Pts	P	W	D	L	F	A	GD	Goalscorer
Jeunesse sportive de Kabylie (JSK)
1946-47[1]	TD[2]	3	44	16	13	2	1	53	18	+35	-	-	-	-	-
1947-48[3]	DD[4]	-	30	14	6	5	2	28	15	+13	-	-	-	-	-
1948-49	DD	1	38	14	12	0	2	9	4	5	-	-	-	-	-
1949-50	DD	1	32	12	9	2	1	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
1950-51	PD	2	43	18	10	5	3	38	25	+13	-	-	-	-	-
1951-52	PD	6	32	18	5	4	9	35	33	+2	-	-	-	-	-
1952-53	PD	-	42	18	9	6	3	34	12	+22	-	-	-	-	-
1953-54	PD	2	46	18	12	4	2	38	15	+23	-	-	-	-	-
1954-55	PH	4	46	22	9	6	7	42	28	+14	-	-	-	-	-
1955-56	PH	11	29	17	3	4	10	26	44	-18	-	-	-	-	-
No competition is played by the muslim clubs between 1956 and 1962 by order of the FLN (Algerian War)

After independence

Below, the JS Kabylie season-by-season record after independence of Algeria :

Season	League									Cup	Other	Africa		Top goalscorer(s)[5]		Ref.
	Division	Pos	Pts	P	W	D	L	GF	GA					Name	Goals
1962–63	Critérium Honneur	2nd	47	18	13	3	2	50	15	Round of 64
1963–64	Division Honneur	8th	61	30	10	11	9	31	34	Round of 64
1964–65	Division Pré-Honneur	3rd	63	26	14	9	3	58	34	Round of 64
1965–66	Division d'Honneur	5th	65	30	12	11	7	45	32	Round of 64
1966–67	Division d'Honneur	2nd	50	22	11	6	5	28	20	Round of 64
1967–68	Nationale II	1st	59	21	18	2	1	50	11	Round of 64				Arezki Koffi	25
1968–69	National II	1st	53	22	12	7	3	39	13	Round of 32				Mourad Derridj	15
1969–70	National I	6th	43	22	7	7	8	28	30	Quarter-final				Arezki Koffi	12
1970–71	National I	7th	44	22	8	6	8	30	37	Round of 16
1971–72	National I	9th	59	30	10	9	11	38	42	Round of 64				Mourad Derridj	13
1972–73	National I	1st	69	30	13	13	4	42	28	Quarter-final				Mourad Derridj	14
1973–74	National I	1st	71	30	17	7	6	43	32	Semi-final
1974–75	National I	7th	62	30	11	10	9	39	27	Quarter-final				Rachid Dali	10
1975–76	National I	3rd	69	30	16	7	7	42	23	Round of 16
1976–77	National I	1st	66	26	17	6	3	57	27	Winners				Mokrane Baïleche	20
1977–78	Division 1	2nd	61	26	13	9	4	45	24	Round of 64		Cup of Champions Clubs	Quarter-Finals
1978–79	Division 1	2nd	60	26	13	8	5	32	16	Runners–up
1979–80	Division 1	1st	73	30	15	13	2	48	22	Semi-final
1980–81	Division 1	2nd	64	28	15	6	7	50	28	Round of 16		Cup of Champions Clubs	Winners
1981–82	Division 1	1st	70	30	14	12	4	40	22	Round of 16		Cup of Champions Clubs	First round	liés Bahbouh	11
1982–83	Division 1	1st	71	30	17	7	6	37	22	Round of 16		Cup of Champions Clubs	Second round	Rachid Barris	9	[6]
1983–84	Division 1	3rd	64	30	13	8	9	43	24	Semi-final		Cup of Champions Clubs	Semi-Finals	Naçer Bouiche	17
1984–85	Division 1	1st	87	38	19	11	8	58	18	Round of 32				Bouiche & Menad	13
1985–86	Division 1	1st	98	38	27	6	5	89	22	Winners		Cup of Champions Clubs	Second round	Naçer Bouiche	36
1986–87	Division 1	6th	41	38	14	13	11	45	31	Round of 16				Naçer Bouiche	11
1987–88	Division 1	2nd	37	34	12	13	9	31	26	Quarter-final				Naçer Bouiche	12
1988–89	Division 1	1st	37	30	14	9	7	36	22	Quarter-final				Naçer Bouiche	18
1989–90	Division 1	1st	39	30	17	5	8	41	16	Not played		Cup of Champions Clubs	Winners	Abderrezek Djahnit	7
1990–91	Division 1	4th	34	30	14	6	10	34	23	Runners–up		Cup of Champions Clubs	Second round	Abderrezek Djahnit	9
1991–92	Division 1	13th	26	30	8	10	12	26	31	Winners				Tarek Hadj Adlane	11
1992–93	Division 1	3rd	36	30	12	12	6	36	17	Not played	Winners	Cup Winners' Cup	Quarter-finals	Tahar Benkaci	13
1993–94	Division 1	3rd	35	30	14	7	9	42	23	Winners				Tarek Hadj Adlane	18
1994–95	Division 1	1st	40	30	16	8	6	49	25	Round of 32	Runners–up	Cup Winners' Cup	Winners	Tarek Hadj Adlane	23
1995–96	Division 1	5th	45	30	13	6	11	34	29	Round of 16	Runners–up	Cup of Champions Clubs	Semi-Finals	Tarek Hadj Adlane	8
												CAF Super Cup	Runners–up
1996–97	Division 1	8th	41	30	12	5	13	35	41	Round of 16				Hakim Boubrit	5
1997–98	Division 1	4th	22	14	6	4	4	14	11	Round of 32	Round of 16			Mourad Aït Tahar	5
1998–99	Super Division	2nd	52	27	16	4	7	49	18	Runners–up				Farid Ghazi	19
1999–2000	Super Division	6th	29	22	7	8	7	21	24	Semi-final	Group stage	CAF Cup	Winners	Hocine Gacemi	9
2000–01	Super Division	3rd	52	30	16	4	10	47	28	Round of 64		CAF Cup	Winners	Fawzi Moussouni	13
2001–02	Division 1	2nd	52	30	15	7	8	47	24	Semi-final		CAF Cup	Winners	Mounir Dob	12
2002–03	Division 1	4th	49	30	13	10	7	38	24	Quarter-final		CAF Cup	Quarter-finals	Farouk Belkaid	7
2003–04	Division 1	1st	61	30	17	10	3	40	21	Runners–up				Moussa Saïb	7
2004–05	Division 1	2nd	54	30	16	6	8	44	22	Round of 64		Champions League	First round	Hamid Berguiga	18
2005–06	Division 1	1st	58	30	17	7	6	47	21	Semi-final		Champions League	Group stage	Hamid Berguiga	18	[7]
2006–07	Division 1	2nd	52	30	14	10	6	33	20	Semi-final	Runners–up	Champions League	Group stage	Cheick Oumar Dabo	17	[8]
2007–08	Division 1	1st	59	30	18	5	7	46	24	Round of 64		Champions League	Second round	Nabil Hemani	16	[9]
												Confederation Cup	Group stage
2008–09	Division 1	2nd	59	32	15	14	3	38	19	Round of 64		Champions League	First round	Adlène Bensaïd	10	[10]
2009–10	Division 1	3rd	54	34	15	9	10	40	28	Semi-final		Champions League	Semi-Finals	Sid Ali Yahia-Chérif	10	[11]
2010–11	Ligue 1	11th	37	30	10	7	13	26	37	Winners		Confederation Cup	Group stage	Farès Hamiti	6	[12]
2011–12	Ligue 1	9th	41	30	10	11	9	29	23	Round of 16				Salim Hanifi	9	[13]
2012–13	Ligue 1	7th	41	30	11	8	11	32	31	Round of 32				Ahmed Messadia	9	[14]
2013–14	Ligue 1	2nd	54	30	15	9	6	39	21	Runners–up				Albert Ebossé Bodjongo	17	[15]
2014–15	Ligue 1	13th	39	30	11	6	13	33	35	Round of 64				Ali Rial	10	[16]
2015–16	Ligue 1	3rd	45	30	12	9	9	27	27	Round of 64				Banou Diawara	11	[17]
2016–17	Ligue 1	11th	38	30	8	14	8	20	24	Quarter-finals				Mohamed Boulaouidet	15	[18]
2017–18	Ligue 1	11th	36	30	8	12	10	34	39	Runners–up				Mehdi Benaldjia	11	[19]
2018–19	Ligue 1	2nd	52	30	15	7	8	38	25	Quarter-final				Rezki Hamroune	9	[20]
2019–20	Ligue 1									Round of 64		Champions League	Group stage			[21]

Key

Key to league record: P = Played W = Games won D = Games drawn L = Games lost GF = Goals for GA = Goals against Pts = Points Pos = Final position

Key to divisions: 1 = Ligue 1 2 = Ligue 2

Key to rounds: DNE = Did not enter Grp = Group stage R1 = First Round R2 = Second Round R32 = Round of 32

R16 = Round of 16 QF = Quarter-finals SF = Semi-finals RU = Runners-up W = Winners

Champions

Runners-up

Promoted

Relegated

Division shown in bold to indicate a change in division.
Top scorers shown in bold are players who were also top scorers in their division that season.

List of leading goalscorers

Bold Still playing competitive football in JS Kabylie.[note 1]

Position key: GK – Goalkeeper; DF – Defender; MF – Midfielder; FW – Forward

List of JS Kabylie players with 10 or more goals

#	Name	Position	League	Cup	Others^1	Africa^2	Arab^3	TOTAL
										Hamid Berguiga		51	6		8		65
	Nabil Hemani		29	6		4		39
	Farouk Belkaid		25	4		4		33
	Mounir Dob		26	1		3		30
	Cheikh Oumar Dabo		17	1		10		28
	Ali Rial		25	2		0		27
	Hamza Yacef		9	5		8		22
	Albert Ebossé Bodjongo		19	2		0		21
	Mohamed El Hadi Boulaouidet		16	5		0		21
	Farès Hamiti		12	6		3		21
	Adlène Bensaïd		16	0		4		20
	Fawzi Moussouni		13	2		5		20
	Lounès Bendahmane		14	1		3		18
	Moussa Saïb		10	4		2		16
	Yacine Amaouche		10	3		2		15
	Wilfried Endzanga		10	5		0		15
	Yahia Cherif		10	3		2		15
	Mohamed Rabie Meftah		12	1		1		14
	Salim Hanifi		10	3		1		14
	Rezki Hamroune		13	0		0		13
	Mehdi Benaldjia		11	2		0		13
Own Goals
Totals

^{1 Includes the Super Cup. 2 Includes the Confederation Cup and Champions League. 3 Includes the UAFA Club Cup.}

Notes

1. Since 2000–01 season the statistics of all the games in league, Statistics correct as of game against ASO Chlef on March 7, 2020.

References

1. Not knowing the point system, we will use it just after independence, ie 3 points for a win, 2 points for a draw and 1 point for a loss.
2. JSK evolves 3rd division of Algiers, the equivalent of 7th division.
3. It lacks the result of 13 league matches.
4. JSK evolves 2nd division of Algiers, the equivalent of 6th division.
5. Goals in all competitions (Algerian Ligue Professionnelle 1, Algerian Cup, League Cup, African and Super Cup) are counted.
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