‘Los Deportes’ publish the first news story about the club’s foundation, as Sociedad Española de Foot-Ball. In 1901 they are renamed Club Español de Foot-Ball
28 Oct 1900
CEF win their first trophy: The Copa Macaya (1903).
1903
The club cease activities in 1906. Many members move to another club: X Foot-Ball Club
1906
X Sporting Club and Club Español de Jiu-Jitsu join together as Club Deportivo Español (1909)
28 Feb 1909
1910-1919
Espanyol debut the blue and white colours and use their new club badge
1910
The club are given the ‘Real’ title.
25 Apr 1912
Copa de España finalists (1911 and 1915).
1911 / 1915
Future legend Ricardo Zamora debuts
22 Apr 1916
1920-1929
Estadio Sarrià inaugurated
18 Feb 1923
Copa de España winners, in “La Final del Agua.”
03 feb 1929
Pitus Prat scores LaLiga’s first ever goal (1929)
10 Feb 1929
1930-1939
Zamora and Saprissa depart
1930-31
The Peña Saprissa is created, the start of the club’s youth football setup
1936-37
1940-1949
1940 Copa winners
30 Jun 1940
Copa finalists
1941-1947
Sarrià is bought outright (1947)
1947
The age of legendary players Casas, Trias and Marisco
1947-1948
1950-1959
The end of the ‘Chalet de Sarrià’ and remodelling of the stadium
1951
The ‘Oxigeno de Scopelli’ team (1951-53)
1951-53
Argilés, Parra and Faura form a renowned back line in the 1950s
1950s
1960-1969
A first relegation
1961/62
Two global icons on the same team: Kubala and Di Stefano
1963-65
El Equipo de los 5 Delfines: Amas, Cayetano Re, Rodilla, Marcial and José Maria
1966-69
A return to the greats after a second relegation
1969-70
1970-1979
Women’s Espanyol is born and wins the Pernod Cup
1971
Santamaría’s side fight until the final matchday for the title (1973)
1973
The Trofeo Ciutat de Barcelona is created (1974)
1974
The age of Solsona and Marañón
1970s
1980-1989
Sarrià hosts World Cup football
1982
Third in LaLiga with a Playoff, under Clemente
1986-87
UEFA Cup runners-up
1987-88
A third relegation
1989-90
1990-1999
From a fourth relegation to the ‘Camachitos’ (1993-96)
1993-96
Bye Sarrià, Hello Montjuïc (1997)
1997
A glorious centenary
1999
2000-2009
Copa del Rey winners for the first time in 60 years
27 May 2000
The Women’s Team conquers the triple crown: League, Queen’s Cup and Catalunya Cup
2005-2006
2006 Copa del Rey winners at the Santiago Bernabéu
12 Apr 2006
UEFA Cup runners-up
16 May 2007
RCDE Stadium inaugurated
02 Aug 2009
The death of legendary captain Dani Jarque
08 Aug 2009
2010-2019
Sergio García: The first idol at the RCDE Stadium
2015
The club earn a spot in Europe for the first time in the RCDE Stadium era
2018-2019
2020-...
Segunda División champions and promoted back to LaLiga, following relegation during the COVID-19 pandemic