Ewood Park, home stadium of Blackburn Rovers
Blackburn Rovers

Blackburn Rovers

EnglandAnglia
DLDWL

Założony

1875

Obiekt

Ewood Park

Miasto

Blackburn

Pojemność

31,367

Nawierzchnia

grass

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Statystyki sezonu

Bilans

13W 13D 19L

H:4W/A:9W

Bramki

42 / 55 (-13)

H:19/A:23

Czyste konta

15

H:8/A:7

Pozycja

7

Zawodnicy niedostępni (10)

M. BaradjiUraz stopy
od 28/07/2025
L. MillerUraz głowy
od 10/08/2025
H. CarterUraz mięśni kulszowych
od 13/07/2025
A. HenrikssonBroken Hand
od 10/09/2025
A. ForshawUraz mięśni kulszowych
od 19/07/2025
R. AlebiosuNieznany
od 17/08/2025
D. De NeveUraz głowy
od 10/08/2025
T. CantwellUraz uda
od 02/08/2025
J. GarrettUraz pachwiny
od 23/07/2025
Sidnei TavaresStłuczenie
od 24/08/2025

Trofea

FA Cup

1927/1928,1890/1891,1889/1890,1885/1886,1884/1885,1883/1884,

6xWinner

FA Cup

1959/1960,1881/1882,

2x2nd Place

Premier League

1994/1995,1913/1914,1911/1912,

3xWinner

Premier League

1993/1994,

1x2nd Place

Community Shield

1912,

1xWinner

Community Shield

1995,1994,1928,

3x2nd Place

Championship

1938/1939,

1xWinner

Championship

2000/2001,1957/1958,

2x2nd Place

League Cup

2001/2002,

1xWinner

League One

2017/2018,

1x2nd Place

Blackburn Rovers

Blackburn Rovers FC, founded in 1875, is one of England's founding football clubs and a founding member of the Football League in 1888, based in Blackburn, Lancashire, in northwest England. Competing in the Championship, the club plays at Ewood Park. Known as Rovers, Blackburn achieved their greatest modern triumph by winning the Premier League title in the 1994-95 season under manager Kenny Dalglish, fuelled by the goals of Alan Shearer and Chris Sutton and the financial backing of local businessman Jack Walker. The club has also won the FA Cup six times and the League Cup once. Currently owned by Venky's, an Indian poultry company, Blackburn continue to develop young talent while seeking a return to the Premier League with a direct, physical style of play.