List of unrelegated association football clubs

Several association football clubs succeed in playing at the highest level of their domestic league without being relegated for several years, if at all. This page lists the clubs that managed to stay in top flight for an extended period of time, and those that have never been relegated from their current top-tier league.

Historical considerations

More often than not, football clubs have played in more than one top-tier competition. It is therefore possible that teams relegated at one point in their history, but have not done so in the competition in which they currently compete. This is the case for multiple teams in countries where football was played in regional leagues prior to the creation of a unified national league. In such countries, a national champion was previously declared by means of a play-off tournament between teams that qualified through their regional tournaments. In Germany, for instance, seven teams have never been relegated from the Bundesliga (some joining more recently), but three of them found themselves expelled from the older Oberligen. Hamburg played continuously in the top tier of the German football system from the end of World War I until 2018.[1][2] In the Netherlands, football used to be organised in regional competitions as well. The unified Eredivisie was born in 1956, and four teams have continuously played at this highest national level since then.[3]

Even before the establishment of regional competitions, football was played in league systems. The very first football championships in Europe were often organised on a local level. Taking these smaller competitions into account, Austria Wien and Rapid Wien can claim to have played at the highest possible level since competition began in Austria in 1911.[1] At that time however, the only organised football was played in the league of Lower Austria,[4] which was then located in the Austro-Hungarian Empire, and only teams from Vienna took part.[5] Later, Austrian teams competed in the German football system for several years, which made it possible for Rapid Wien to become German champion in 1941.[6] The current Austrian Bundesliga was only established in 1974,[7] and to this point a total of five teams have never been relegated from that competition.[8]

In Greece and Turkey, competitive football was organised in even smaller leagues. In both countries, city-leagues were the highest level for quite some time.[9][10] In 1959, a unified Hellenic championship was founded, and Olympiacos, Panathinaikos and PAOK have played in every season of it.[1] However, these teams were already high-flyers in the preceding city-leagues. The same applies to Beşiktaş, Fenerbahçe and Galatasaray in Turkey.[1]

In Russia, football too was first played at city-level. The St. Petersburg Football League was established in 1901, and its Moscovite counterpart followed in 1909. Many years later, in 1936, the Soviet Top League was formed. This competition ceased to exist when the Soviet Union fell, and new leagues were formed in the fifteen successor states. As a result, many teams entered a top division for the first time in their history. In Estonia, for example, the new Meistriliiga was composed of clubs that never participated in the top flight before.[11][12] As these are relatively new competitions, many clubs can claim to have never been relegated from the top-level. But only Dynamo Kyiv and Dinamo Tbilisi have always played at the highest possible level.[1] On the other hand, Dynamo Moscow played in every season of the Soviet Top League but was relegated from the Russian Premier League in the 201516 season.

Timeline chart showing Yugoslav First League successors

Besides the Soviet, also the Czechoslovak and Yugoslav football leagues split into multiple competitions in the early 1990s. A total of eight teams have not been relegated from the national championships of the Czech Republic[13] and Slovakia,[14] but no team managed to achieve this in Czechoslovak times. In Bosnia and Herzegovina, football became divided alongside ethnic lines and competition was held in three different leagues, before the establishment of a national division in 2000. In Kosovo, a national league also exists, although not it was not recognised by UEFA or FIFA until 2016. In all, three clubs – Red Star Belgrade, Partizan Belgrade and Dinamo Zagreb – have played at the highest level since the creation of socialist Yugoslavia, whilst Hajduk Split have never been relegated since they first played in the championship of the now long gone Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes.[1] However, many more teams have never been relegated from their current national championships.

In still many other instances, new top-tier leagues were created to replace existing national championships. In England, six teams have been present in every season of the Premier League, which was founded in 1992.[15] None of them however had an uninterrupted run in the preceding First Division.[16] Thus, a great number of teams can claim to have never been relegated from these newer competitions. In Scotland, Celtic and Aberdeen[17] have never been relegated. Rangers, the only Scottish club to never fall below 6th, share this distinction: They were demoted to the fourth tier of Scottish football in 2012, but have never been relegated.[1] Similarly, Cliftonville, Glentoran and Linfield have the unique distinction of having played at the top flight in Northern Ireland for 131 years,[1] but five more teams have been present in every season of the NIFL Premiership, which was only established in 2008.[18]

There are however leagues that have been running for a long time. Not surprising, fewer clubs manage to stay on top the longer a competition runs. The Spanish Primera División was born in 1929, and only Athletic Bilbao, FC Barcelona and Real Madrid have been present ever since. The same year the Italian Serie A became a round-robin tournament, and only Inter Milan has continuously played at the highest level from that moment forward – even doing so since 1909. And finally, no team that plays in the Swiss Super League – established in 1897 – has not been relegated at one point in their history.[1]

Unrelegated for three quarters of a century

This table lists all clubs that have continuously played at the highest level for 75 years or more until their first relegation. Taken into account are all the leagues that formed the highest level at the time each club played in them. Competitions that were organised on sub-regional levels are excluded though. This is the reason no clubs from Greece or Turkey are listed, as in those countries football was played in city-level competitions up until 1959.

The large number of Brazilian football clubs on this list can be explained by the fact that these clubs were dominant in the relatively small state leagues, which formed the highest tier of competition in Brazil for more than half a century. The Taça Brasil, which existed between 1959 and 1968, is not considered a top-tier tournament for the purpose of this list, as it was a knockout competition between the different state champions, and no team took part in every edition.

As of 2021, the majority of the teams listed below continue to play at the top, although a few have ended their uninterrupted spell. Some teams had been relegated (and promoted back) before the start of their record spell.

The squads on bold letter have on-going spells playing at their respective top flight divisions.

Club First year of spell Last year of spell Duration (years) Competition(s)
Celtic F.C.1890131Football League, Premier League & Premiership (124 seasons in total)
Cliftonville F.C.1890131Football League, Premier League & NIFL Premiership (120 seasons in total)
Glentoran F.C.
Linfield F.C.
Rangers F.C.18902012122Football League & Premier League (115 seasons in total)
Lisburn Distillery F.C.18901995105Football League (94 seasons in total)
Heart of Midlothian F.C.1890197787Football League (80 seasons in total)
Sparta Rotterdam18932002109Eerste Klasse West & Eredivisie (108 seasons in total)
Eintracht Frankfurt1899199697Kreisliga Nordmain, Bezirksliga Main, Bezirksliga Main-Hessen, Gauliga Südwest/Mainhessen, Oberliga Süd & Bundesliga (95 seasons in total)
Werder Bremen1899198081Verband Bremer Fussballveriene, Bezirk Bremen, Northern German football championship, Gauliga Niedersachsen, Oberliga Nord & Bundesliga
Peñarol1900121Primera División (116 seasons in total)
Juventus F.C.19002006106Italian Football Championship (101 seasons in total)[19]
A.C. Milan*1900198080Italian Football Championship (75 seasons in total)[19]
Club Nacional de Football1901120Primera División (116 seasons in total)
Ferencvárosi TC19012006105Nemzeti Bajnokság (102 seasons in total)
Aberdeen F.C.1905116Football League, Premier League & Premiership (107 seasons in total)[17][20]
Club Guaraní1906115Primera División (110 seasons in total)
Botafogo de Futebol e Regatas1906200296Campeonato Carioca, Taça de Prata & Série A
Club Libertad1906199892Primera División (87 seasons in total)
Fluminense FC1906199690Campeonato Carioca, Taça de Prata & Série A
Clube Atlético Mineiro1908200597Campeonato Mineiro, Taça de Prata & Série A
Inter Milan1909112Italian Football Championship[19] (107 seasons in total)
Sport Club Internacional19092016107Campeonato Gaúcho, Taça de Prata & Série A
Club Atlético River Plate19092011102Primera División (102 seasons in total)
FK Austria Wien19111101. Klasse, Gauliga Ostmark, Staatsliga, Nationalliga & Bundesliga (109 seasons in total)
SK Rapid Wien
Glenavon F.C.1911200493Football League & Premier League (82 seasons in total)
Clube de Regatas do Flamengo1912109Campeonato Carioca, Taça de Prata & Série A
Újpest FC1912109Nemzeti Bajnokság (105 seasons in total)
Club Atlético Independiente19122013101Primera División (101 seasons in total)
Boca Juniors1913108Primera División (108 seasons in total)
Cerro Porteño1913108Primera División (108 seasons in total)
Sport Club Corinthians Paulista****1913200794Campeonato Paulista, Taça de Prata & Série A
Santos FC***1916105Campeonato Paulista, Taça de Prata & Série A
Budapest Honvéd FC1916200387Nemzeti Bajnokság (84 seasons in total)
Sociedade Esportiva Palmeiras1916200286Campeonato Paulista, Taça de Prata & Série A
AFC Ajax1917104Eerste Klasse West & Eredivisie (103 seasons in total)
Arsenal F.C.1919102Football League First Division, Premier League (95 seasons in total)
Hamburger SV1919201899Norddeutsche Fußballmeisterschaft, Gauliga Nordmark, Oberliga Nord & Bundesliga (96 seasons in total)
Standard Liège1921100Pro League (97 seasons in total)
Bohemian F.C.**1921100League of Ireland
Feyenoord1921100Eerste Klasse West & Eredivisie (98 seasons in total)
Cruzeiro Esporte Clube1921201998Campeonato Mineiro, Taça de Prata & Série A
CR Vasco da Gama1921200887Campeonato Carioca, Taça de Prata & Série A
Al Ahly SC192299Cairo League, Egyptian Premier League
Shamrock Rovers F.C.1922200583League of Ireland
HNK Hajduk Split192397Yugoslav First League & Prva HNL (86 seasons in total)
Valur1923199976Úrvalsdeild
Ards F.C.1923199875Football League (68 seasons in total – only became champions once)
Portadown F.C.1924200884Football League & Premier League (77 seasons in total)
PSV Eindhoven192695Eerste Klasse Zuid & Eredivisie (94 seasons in total)
Club Universitario de Deportes192893Primera División
Athletic Bilbao192992Primera División (90 seasons in total)
FC Barcelona
Real Madrid CF
KF Tirana1929201788Kategoria Superiore
São Paulo FC***193091Campeonato Paulista, Taça de Prata & Série A
Maccabi Tel Aviv F.C.193190Palestine League, Israeli League, Liga Alef, Liga Leumit & Premier League
Colo-Colo193388Campeonato Nacional
S.L. Benfica193487Primeira Liga (87 seasons in total)
FC Porto
Sporting CP
APOEL FC193487First Division
Anderlecht193586Pro League (83 seasons in total)
FC Dinamo Tbilisi193685Soviet Top League & Umaglesi Liga
FC Dynamo Kyiv193685Soviet Top League & Premier League
FC Dynamo Moscow1936201680Soviet Top League & Football Championship
PFC Levski Sofia193784State Football Championship & A Group
Hibernians F.C.193784Premier League
Club América194378Liga MX
C.D. Guadalajara

*AC Milan withdrew from the 1908 Italian Championship.
**Bohemians were relegated in 1911 from the (now Northern) Irish League, but returned in 1912 and stayed there until 1920 to form the Irish Free State (now Republic of Ireland) League, from which they have never been relegated.
***Santos withdrew from the 1920 Paulistão, São Paulo withdrew from the 1935 Paulistão and both from the 1979 Brasileirão.
****Corinthians withdrew from the 1979 Brasileirão.
Source: RSSSF and RSSSF Brasil

Never relegated

Unrelegated from a top league

This is a list of football clubs which have never been relegated from their current national top-level league and have played at least ten seasons at this level. The year on the third column indicates when they began their uninterrupted run.

LeagueClubSinceObservations
Argentina[1]Boca Juniors1913
AlgeriaJS Kabylie1969
Austria[8]FK Austria Wien1974
SK Rapid Wien
SK Sturm GrazRelegated from a top-tier league prior to the establishment of the Bundesliga
Azerbaijan[1]Neftçi PFK1992Relegated from a top-tier league prior to the establishment of the Premyer Liqası
Qarabağ FK
Keşla FK1999
Gabala FK2006
Belarus[21]FC Dynamo Brest1992
FC Dinamo MinskRelegated from a top-tier league prior to the establishment of the Vysheyshaya Liga
FC Neman Grodno
FC Shakhtyor Soligorsk
FC BATE Borisov1998
Belgium[1]S.V. Zulte Waregem2005Is the successor of clubs that have relegated from a top-tier league
BoliviaThe Strongest1950
Oriente Petrolero1977
Bosnia and HerzegovinaFK Sarajevo2000Relegated from a top-tier league prior to the establishment of the Premijer Liga
NK Široki Brijeg
FK Željezničar SarajevoRelegated from a top-tier league prior to the establishment of the Premijer Liga
HŠK Zrinjski MostarPlayed in the wartime league of the Independent State of Croatia. Between 1945 and 1992, they were banned by the Yugoslav communist government
Brazil[1][16]Clube de Regatas do Flamengo1971
Santos FC1980Santos and São Paulo (along with Corinthians and Portuguesa-SP) demanded to enter only in the third phase instead of the second of the 1979 Brasileirão because the teams were scheduled to play in Rio-São Paulo tournament (however the tournament never came to fruition) but CBD refused, so the four teams withdrew from the championship. The championship at that time did not have any relegations.
São Paulo FC1980
Bulgaria[1]PFC Levski Sofia1937
Chile[1]Colo-Colo1933
ChinaBeijing Sinobo Guoan1991Relegated from a top-tier league prior to the establishment of the Chinese Super League
Shanghai Greenland Shenhua1982
ColombiaDeportivo Cali1948 Abstent but never got relegated
Atlético Nacional
Independiente Santa Fe
Millonarios
Once Caldas Abstent but never got relegated
Junior Abstent but never got relegated
Independiente Medellín Abstent but never got relegated
La Equidad 2007
Águilas Doradas 2011
Patriotas Boyacá 2012
Croatia[1]GNK Dinamo Zagreb1991
HNK Hajduk Split1991
NK Lokomotiva Zagreb2009Relegated from a top-tier league prior to the establishment of the Prva HNL
NK Osijek1991
HNK Rijeka1991
NK Slaven Belupo1997
Cyprus[1]APOEL FC1934Before 1974, played in the Greek top-level league when they became Cypriot champion
Anorthosis Famagusta FC1948Before 1948, withdrew from the top-level league twice but they were never relegated
AC Omonia1953Before 1974, played in the Greek top-level league when they became Cypriot champion
Apollon Limassol FC1957
Czech Republic[13]AC Sparta Prague1993Relegated from a top-tier league prior to the establishment of the First League
SK Slavia Prague
FC Slovan Liberec
FK Jablonec1994Relegated from a top-tier league prior to the establishment of the First League
FK Teplice1996
FK Mladá Boleslav2004
Denmark[22]Aalborg Boldspilklub1991Relegated from a top-tier league prior to the establishment of the Superligaen
Brøndby IF
F.C. Copenhagen1992Successors of clubs that have relegated from a top-tier league
FC Midtjylland2000
FC Nordsjælland2002
Ecuador[1]Barcelona S.C.1957
Independiente del Valle 2010
Egypt[1]Al Ahly SC1948
Zamalek SC
England[3][16]Arsenal F.C.1919Relegated from a top-tier league prior to the establishment of the Premier League
Chelsea F.C.1989
Everton F.C.1954
Liverpool F.C.1962
Manchester United F.C.1975
Tottenham Hotspur F.C.1978
Estonia[11]FC Flora1992
JK Narva Trans
FCI Levadia Tallinn1999
Tartu JK Tammeka2005
Paide Linnameeskond2009
Finland[1]IFK Mariehamn2005
FranceParis Saint Germain1974Never relegated since accessing to top tier level in 1974[23]
Georgia[24]FC Dinamo Tbilisi1990
Germany[1]FC Bayern Munich1965Relegated from a top-tier league prior to the establishment of the Bundesliga
Bayer 04 Leverkusen1979
VfL Wolfsburg1997
TSG 1899 Hoffenheim2008
FC Augsburg2011Relegated from a top-tier league prior to the establishment of the Bundesliga
Ghana[1]Asante Kotoko S.C.1958
Accra Hearts of Oak S.C.
Ashanti Gold S.C.1986
Greece[1]Olympiacos F.C.1959
Panathinaikos F.C.
PAOK FC
Honduras[1]C.D. Marathón1965
F.C. Motagua
C.D. Olimpia
Real C.D. España
C.D.S. Vida
Republic of Ireland[1]Bohemian F.C.1921
St Patrick's Athletic F.C.1951
Iran[25] Persepolis F.C. 1970
IsraelMaccabi Tel Aviv F.C.1931
Italy[16][26]Inter Milan1909
Ivory Coast[1]Africa Sports d'Abidjan1960
ASEC Mimosas1960
Japan[27]Kashima Antlers1993Relegated from a top-tier league prior to the establishment of the J1 League
Yokohama F. Marinos
Kazakhstan[28]FC Irtysh Pavlodar1992
FC Shakhter Karagandy
FC Atyrau2001
Kyrgyzstan[29]FC Dordoi Bishkek1999
FC Abdysh-Ata Kant2003
Latvia[30]FK Ventspils1997
North Macedonia[1]FK Vardar1992Relegated from a top-tier league prior to the establishment of the 1. MFL
FK Rabotnički1998
KF Renova2005
Malta[1]Hibernians F.C.1946
Valletta F.C.
Mexico[1]Club América1943
C.D. Guadalajara
Deportivo Toluca1953
Club Universidad Nacional1962
Cruz Azul1964
Santos Laguna1988
Club Tijuana 2011
Moldova[31]FC Zimbru Chișinău1992Relegated from a top-tier league prior to the establishment of the Divizia Națională
FC Sheriff Tiraspol1998
Montenegro[32]FK Budućnost Podgorica2006Relegated from a top-tier league prior to the establishment of the 1. CFL
OFK Petrovac
FK Rudar Pljevlja
FK Sutjeska NikšićRelegated from a top-tier league prior to the establishment of the 1. CFL
FK Zeta
MoroccoRaja Casablanca1956
Wydad Casablanca
AS FAR1959
Netherlands[3]AFC Ajax1956Relegated from a top-tier league prior to the establishment of the Eredivisie
PSV Eindhoven
FeyenoordIn 1917 a new regional top-tier, the Eerste klasse West B, was created under pressure from clubs in the second tier, including Feyenoord. However, this league was considered inferior to the other regional top-tier competitions.[33] After only two years, the Eerste klasse West B was abolished and replaced by the Overgangsklasse, an intermediate level between the first and second tier. In 1921, Feyenoord finally entered the top flight[34]
FC Utrecht1970VV DOS played in every season of the Eredivisie before merging into FC Utrecht in 1970
Nigeria[35]Enugu Rangers1972
Northern Ireland[18]Cliftonville F.C.1890
Glentoran F.C.
Linfield F.C.
Dungannon Swifts F.C.2003
ParaguayClub Guaraní1906
Club Olimpia
Cerro Porteño1913
Peru[1]Club Universitario de Deportes1928
Sporting Cristal[36]Is the direct successor of Club Sporting Tabaco, which was relegated from
the top-tier league[37]
Universidad de San Martín 2004
Ayacucho FC 2009 formerly Inti Gas Deportes
Sport Huancayo 2009
Portugal[1]S.L. Benfica1934
FC Porto
Sporting CP
Romania[1]FCSB1947
FC Dinamo București1948
Russia[1]PFC CSKA Moscow1992Relegated from a top-tier league prior to the establishment of the Football Championship
FC Lokomotiv Moscow
FC Spartak Moscow
FC Rubin Kazan2003
Saudi Arabia[38]Al Hilal SFC1976
Al-Ittihad
Al-Nassr FC
Al-Ahli Saudi FC
Scotland[20]Celtic F.C.1890
Aberdeen F.C.1905
Rangers F.C.1890

Liquidated in 2012 and subsequently reformed as The Rangers and accepted back into Scotland's fourth tier

Motherwell F.C.1985 Relegated from a top-tier league prior to the establishment of the Scottish Premier League (1998) Finished bottom in 2003, but Falkirk didn't have a suitable ground for the SPL.
Serbia[39]FK Partizan1946These teams were never relegated since their creation in 1945. Before 2006, they played in the predecessor leagues of the SuperLiga, the Yugoslav First League and the First League of Serbia and Montenegro. At their creation, the two teams replaced the pre-1945, also unrelegated teams, of OFK Beograd and SK Jugoslavija. Their matches against each other are called Eternal Derbies.
Red Star Belgrade
FK Rad2008Relegated from a top-tier league prior to the establishment of the SuperLiga
FK Spartak Subotica2009
FK Vojvodina1987
Slovakia[14]MFK Ružomberok1997
Slovenia[40]NK Celje1991
NK MariborRelegated from a top-tier league prior to the establishment of the 1. SNL
NK Olimpija Ljubljana2009
South KoreaPohang Steelers1983
FC Seoul1984
Ulsan Hyundai FC
Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors FC1995
Suwon Samsung Bluewings1996
Incheon United FC2004
SurinameS.V. Transvaal1923
Spain[1]Athletic Bilbao1929
FC Barcelona
Real Madrid CF
Tajikistan[41]CSKA Pamir Dushanbe1992Relegated from a top-tier league prior to the establishment of the Tajik League
Regar-TadAZ Tursunzoda
FC Khatlon
FK Khujand1997
Tunisia[1]CS Sfaxien1955
Club Africain
Espérance Sportive de TunisDid not participate in 1970–71
Étoile Sportive du SahelDid not participate in 1961–62
Turkey[1]Beşiktaş J.K.1959
Fenerbahçe S.K.
Galatasaray S.K.
Trabzonspor1974
Turkmenistan[42]Nebitçi FT1992
Merw FK
Şagadam FK1994
Ukraine[1]FC Dynamo Kyiv1992
FC Shakhtar DonetskRelegated from a top-tier league prior to the establishment of the Premier League
FC Vorskla Poltava1996
United Arab EmiratesAl Ain FC1974
Al-Nasr Dubai SC
Al-Wasl F.C.
Al Wahda FC1985
Al Jazira Club1988
Uruguay[1]Peñarol1900
Nacional1901
Uzbekistan[43]PFC Navbahor Namangan1992
Pakhtakor Tashkent FKRelegated from a top-tier league prior to the establishment of the Uzbek League
FC Nasaf1997
PFK Metallurg Bekabad1998
FC Qizilqum Zarafshon2000
VenezuelaDeportivo Táchira F.C.1975
AC Mineros de Guayana 1983
Caracas F.C.1985
Aragua FC 2005
Deportivo Lara 2007 formerly Guaros de Lara
Zulia FC 2008
Deportivo La Guaira F.C.2009
Vietnam Song Lam Nghe An FC 1986 formerly Song Lam Nghe Tinh FC
SHB Da Nang FC 2001 Relegated from a top-tier league prior to the establishment of the V.League 1
Becamex Binh Duong FC 2004
Hoang Anh Gia Lai FC 2003
Hanoi FC 2009
Wales[1]Aberystwyth Town F.C.1992
Newtown A.F.C.1992
The New Saints F.C.1993

Other notable clubs

The following is a list of teams that have never been relegated but have not played in the top flight for more than 10 seasons.

CountryTeamCurrent league
EnglandMorecambe FC[44]League One

See also

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