Established in 1875, Blackburn Rovers Football Club has a rich heritage that is unmatched. The club from Lancashire, England have gained great success throughout the years and have achieved 3 English league titles (1912, 1914 & 1995) along with 6 FA Cup victories - their most recent win coming in 1928.
They've also triumphed three times in the Football League Second Division (now known as Championship), achieving triumphs at 1890, 1899 & 2017 respectively.
In the early 1900s, Blackburn Rovers were among England's most acclaimed football teams; winning the league championship in 1912 and 1914. They also made it to the FA Cup final in 1920 but ultimately lost out to Aston Villa.
Decades on, they enjoyed a successful period during the 90s - taking home both Premier League gold in 1995 and coming second place just one year later! Despite dropping down into The Championship since then, they have still managed to reach two incredible League Cup finals 2002 and 2021.
The passionate Blackburn Rovers fanbase has a long-held legacy, and the team proudly lives by their motto of "Arte et Labore," signifying hard work and skill. Home base Ewood Park can host up to 31,367 spectators in its stands.
They've also triumphed three times in the Football League Second Division (now known as Championship), achieving triumphs at 1890, 1899 & 2017 respectively.
In the early 1900s, Blackburn Rovers were among England's most acclaimed football teams; winning the league championship in 1912 and 1914. They also made it to the FA Cup final in 1920 but ultimately lost out to Aston Villa.
Decades on, they enjoyed a successful period during the 90s - taking home both Premier League gold in 1995 and coming second place just one year later! Despite dropping down into The Championship since then, they have still managed to reach two incredible League Cup finals 2002 and 2021.
The passionate Blackburn Rovers fanbase has a long-held legacy, and the team proudly lives by their motto of "Arte et Labore," signifying hard work and skill. Home base Ewood Park can host up to 31,367 spectators in its stands.
