Rovers Blackburn Rovers FC

England · Founded: 1875

Club
Blackburn Rovers FC
Blackburn
Stadium
Ewood Park
Cap. 31,367
Founded
1875

About Blackburn Rovers FC

Blackburn Rovers FC is a professional football club based in Blackburn, Lancashire, England, that competes in the English football league system. Founded in 1875, it is one of the oldest clubs in world football and was a founding member of The Football League in 1888. The team plays its home matches at Ewood Park and is commonly known as “Rovers” or “the Blue and Whites.”

Blackburn Rovers achieved major early success, winning multiple FA Cups in the late 19th century and league championships in the early 20th century. One of the club’s greatest modern achievements came in the 1994–95 season, when they won the Premier League title under manager Kenny Dalglish, becoming one of the few clubs to have done so.

In recent decades, the club has experienced fluctuations between divisions, including relegation from the Premier League and spells in the Championship. Despite this, Blackburn remains an important historic English club with a strong identity, a loyal fan base, and a long tradition in the development of English football.

Trophies & Finals

England

Tournament Count Years
Championship 3 1911-12 · 1913-14 · 1994-95
1 1993-94
3 1889-90 · 1909-10 · 1914-15
Cup 6 1883-84 · 1884-85 · 1885-86 · 1889-90 · 1890-91 · 1927-28
2 1881-82 · 1959-60
League Cup 1 2001-02
Super Cup 1 1912
3 1928 · 1994 · 1995