1912: Barcelona (2) Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Deportivo La Coruña vann den Copa del Rey 1995 och 2002, den spanska Supercupen 1995, 2000 och 2002 samt blev spanska mästare 2000. 2004: Real Zaragoza (1) 2007: Sevilla (4) Sidan redigerades senast den 25 oktober 2020 kl. 2012: Barcelona (26) 1986: Real Madrid (21) 1980: Real Madrid (20) 1913 (FEF): Real Unión (1) 2014: Atlético Madrid (10) 2000: Espanyol (3) 1988: Real Madrid (23) 1961: Atlético Madrid (2) 2010: Sevilla (5) 2019: Barcelona (26) 1983: Barcelona (20) 1955: Athletic Bilbao (18) 1953: Barcelona (12) 1918: Real Unión (2) 2004: Real Zaragoza (6) Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality. 2017: Real Madrid (10) 1952: Barcelona (11) 2001: Real Zaragoza (5) 2008: Real Madrid (31) 1979: Real Madrid (19) 2006: Espanyol (4) 1954: Real Madrid (3) 1955: Real Madrid (4) 1993: Real Madrid (4) 1941: Valencia (1) 1966: Atlético Madrid (5) 1942: Barcelona (9) 1960: Barcelona (8) Wikipedias text är tillgänglig under licensen. 1926: Barcelona (7) 2017: Barcelona (29) Real Club Deportivo de La Coruña is a semi-professional football club based in the city of A Coruña (known in Spanish as La Coruña), Galicia, Spain. 2002: Deportivo La Coruña (2) 2010: Barcelona (9) Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. 1999: Valencia (1) 1995: Real Madrid (26) 1976: Atlético Madrid (5) 2011: Barcelona (21) 1964: Real Zaragoza (1) 1935: Sevilla (1) 2006: Barcelona (18) 1963: Real Madrid (9) 1959: Barcelona (14) 2012: Real Madrid (32) 1945: Athletic Bilbao (16) 1994: Real Zaragoza (4) 1950: Athletic Bilbao (17) 1975: Real Madrid (16) 1940: Atletico Aviacion (1) 1998: Mallorca (1) 1973: Athletic Bilbao (22) 1913 (UECF): Barcelona (3) 1998: Barcelona (15) 1919: Arenas (1) 1993: Real Madrid (17) 1986: Real Zaragoza (3) 1904: Athletic Bilbao (2) 1985: Atlético Madrid (1) 2016: Barcelona (24) 2005: Real Betis (2) 1978: Barcelona (18) 1962: Real Madrid (8) Squad Deportivo de La Coruña Season 2000-01 First Division: Molina, Manuel Pablo, Romero, … 1987: Real Madrid (22) 1991: Barcelona (11) 1945: Barcelona (2) 1903: Athletic Bilbao (1) 1980: Real Madrid (25) 1952: Barcelona (5) 1965: Real Madrid (11) Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. 1976: Real Madrid (17) 1996: Atlético Madrid (9) 2016: Barcelona (28) 1971: Valencia (4) 1920: Barcelona (4) 00.44. 1936: Real Madrid (7) Learn how and when to remove these template messages, "1999–2000 Deportivo de La Coruña season", Learn how and when to remove this template message, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=1999–2000_Deportivo_de_La_Coruña_season&oldid=980211461, Spanish football championship-winning seasons, Wikipedia articles in need of updating from June 2017, All Wikipedia articles in need of updating, Articles needing additional references from August 2012, All articles needing additional references, Articles with multiple maintenance issues, Pages using football box collapsible with unsupported stack parameter, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License, This page was last edited on 25 September 2020, at 07:01. 1942: Valencia (1) 1948: Barcelona (3) 1959: Barcelona (7) 1997: Real Madrid (5) 1992: Barcelona (3) 1994: Barcelona (4) 1946: Real Madrid (8) 1915: Athletic Bilbao (6) I kvartsfinalen vände laget en bortaförlust med 1–4 mot de italienska mästarna Milan och gick vidare efter seger hemma med 4–0. 2003: Real Madrid (29) 1974: Barcelona (9) 1951: Barcelona (10) 1940: Espanyol (2) 2001: Real Madrid (6) 1949: Valencia (2) 1946: Sevilla (1) 1907: Madrid (3) 1971: Barcelona (17) 1956: Athletic Bilbao (6) 1911: Athletic Bilbao (4) 1931: Athletic Bilbao (11) 2015: Athletic Bilbao (2) 1989: Real Madrid (24) 2015: Barcelona (23) 1923: Athletic Bilbao (9) 2017: Real Madrid (33) 2010: Barcelona (20) 2014: Real Madrid (19) 1975: Real Madrid (13) 1921: Athletic Bilbao (8) 1927: Real Unión (4) ), 1902: Bizcaya1 1993: Barcelona (13) 1935: Real Betis Balompié (1) 1947: Valencia (3) 1992: Barcelona (12) 1958: Athletic Bilbao (20) 1934: Real Madrid (6) 1948: Sevilla (3) 1906: Madrid (2) 1914: Athletic Bilbao (5) RC Deportivo de La Coruña är en spansk fotbollsklubb från staden La Coruña i Galicien. ), 1982: Real Sociedad (1) 1985: Barcelona (10) 2003: Real Madrid (7) 1917: Madrid (5) 2003: Mallorca (1) 1984: Athletic Bilbao (23) 1981: Real Sociedad (1) 1947: Real Madrid (9) ), ”La revolución de Fernando Vázquez o por qué dejó la bicicleta para entrenar al Deportivo”, https://www.elconfidencial.com/deportes/futbol/2020-01-21/deportivo-coruna-fernando-vazquez-biografia_2419664/, https://sv.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=RC_Deportivo_de_La_Coruña&oldid=48385389, Creative Commons Erkännande-dela-lika 3.0 Unported, Turcos (Turks), Depor, Super Depor, Herculinos, Blanquiazules. 1922: Barcelona (5) 1990: Real Madrid (3) 1970: Atlético Madrid (6) 1966: Real Zaragoza (2) 1999: Valencia (6) 1928: Barcelona (8) 1954: Valencia (3) 2007: Real Madrid (30) In: 1972: Real Madrid (15) 1961: Real Madrid (7) 1929: Espanyol (1) Deportivo won the Spanish league title, finishing in first place of the league table for the first time. 2005: Barcelona (17) 1949: Barcelona (4) 1984: Athletic Bilbao (8) 1968: Barcelona (16) During the 1999–2000 Spanish football season, Deportivo de La Coruña competed in La Liga. 1924: Real Unión (3) 1983: Barcelona (1) 1953: Barcelona (6) Deportivo de La Coruña 1999–2000 football season. 1969: Real Madrid (14) 2009: Barcelona (8) 1969: Athletic Bilbao (21) Deportivo förlorade sedan i semifinal mot Porto. 1992: Atlético Madrid (8) 1925: Barcelona (6) 1982: Real Sociedad (2) During the 1999–2000 Spanish football season, Deportivo de La Coruña competed in La Liga. 1978: Real Madrid (18) 2014: Atlético Madrid (2) 2016: Barcelona (12) 1963: Barcelona (15) Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality. 2008: Real Madrid (8) 1981: Barcelona (19) Hemmaarenan heter Municipal de Riazor och har en publikkapacitet på 35 600 åskådare. 1982: Real Madrid (15) 2020: (? 1934: Athletic Bilbao (3) 1988: Barcelona (21) 1989: Real Madrid (2) Please update this article to reflect recent events or newly available information. 1987: Real Sociedad (2) 1996: Atlético Madrid (9) 1910 (FEF): Barcelona (1) 1941: Atletico Aviacion (2) They currently play in Segunda División B – Group 1, the third tier of the football league pyramid in Spain. 2013: Atlético Madrid (10) 1930: Athletic Bilbao (10) 1944: Valencia (2) 1977: Real Betis (1) 1989: Real Madrid (16) 2008: Valencia (7) 1933: Athletic Bilbao (13) 1984: Athletic Bilbao (1) I Uefa Champions League 2003/2004 gick Deportivo La Coruña till semifinal, trots att laget hade förlorat med 3–8 borta mot Monaco i gruppspelet. Out: 1967: Valencia (4) 1994: Barcelona (14) 2018: Barcelona (30) 1964: Real Madrid (10) Klubben bildades 1906 under namnet Club Deportivo de la Sala Calvet. 2001: Real Madrid (28) 1957: Barcelona (13) 2012: Real Madrid (9) 1933: Real Madrid (2) 1985: Atlético Madrid (6) 1990: Barcelona (22) 1930: Athletic Bilbao (1) 2007: Sevilla (1) 1939: Sevilla (2) 2009: Barcelona (19) 1973: Atlético Madrid (7) 2019: (? 1988: Real Madrid (1) 2009: Barcelona (25) 2000: Deportivo La Coruña (2) 1932: Real Madrid (1) 1908: Madrid (4) 1991: Atlético Madrid (7) 1998: Barcelona (24) 1997: Barcelona (23) 2013: Barcelona (22) RC Deportivo de La Coruña är en spansk fotbollsklubb från staden La Coruña i Galicien.Klubben bildades 1906 under namnet Club Deportivo de la Sala Calvet.. Deportivo La Coruña vann den Copa del Rey 1995 och 2002, den spanska Supercupen 1995, 2000 och 2002 samt blev spanska mästare 2000.. 2000: Deportivo La Coruña (1) 1967: Real Madrid (12) 1980: Real Madrid (14) 1931: Athletic Bilbao (2) Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality. 1905: Madrid (1) 1943: Athletic Bilbao (14) 1950: Atlético Madrid (3) 1958: Real Madrid (6) 1943: Athletic Bilbao (5) 1962: Real Madrid (10) 1909: Real Sociedad (1) 1951: Atlético Madrid (4) 2004: Valencia (6) 1999: Barcelona (16) 2011: Barcelona (10) 1944: Athletic Bilbao (15) 1983: Athletic Bilbao (7) 1970: Real Madrid (11) 1932: Athletic Bilbao (12) 2002: Valencia (5) 1974: Real Madrid (12) 1977: Atlético Madrid (8) 1997: Real Madrid (27) 1956: Athletic Bilbao (19) 1972: Atlético Madrid (4) 2005: Barcelona (6) 2019: (? 1936: Athletic Bilbao (4) 2015: Barcelona (27) 2006: Barcelona (7) 1965: Atlético Madrid (3) 2013: Barcelona (11) 1991: Barcelona (2) 1960: Atlético Madrid (1) 1979: Valencia (5) 1995: Deportivo La Coruña (1) 2018: Barcelona (25) 1957: Real Madrid (5) 1995: Deportivo La Coruña (1) 2018: Barcelona (13) 1910 (UECF): Athletic Bilbao (3) 2011: Real Madrid (18) 2002: Deportivo La Coruña (3) 1996: Barcelona (5) 1968: Real Madrid (13) 1916: Athletic Bilbao (7) 1929: Barcelona (1)