Lynx F.C.

The club was formed in 2007 and has been managed by Albert Parody for the majority of its history, making him the country's longest serving manager. After winning the Gibraltar Second Division in 2012, thus earning promotion to the Gibraltar Premier Division, the club have established themselves as a top flight team. Lynx recorded an impressive 4th place in the 2013–14 season, Gibraltar's first season with an 8 team league as members of UEFA. Since then, the club have settled into mid-table.

In 2015 they appointed former national team coach Allen Bula as a sporting director, as well as becoming a feeder club to Slovakian side MFK Košice, for whom Bula was an academy coach before managing Gibraltar. Another mid-table finish followed, however, squad changes over the summer left them struggling in the bottom of the table for the first half of the 2016-17 season leaving question marks over Albert Parody's future at the club. Changes in January 2017 saw the signing of key players including goalkeeper Dany Fernandes and defender Charlie Mitchell, and an upturn in form saw a comfortable 6th-place finish at the end of the season. On 2 June Albert Parody, the longest serving manager in the Gibraltar Premier Division, resigned and was replaced by Allen Bula. However, after 4 games and 4 defeats without any goals scored, it was reported that Bula had parted ways with the club on 27 October.

Domestic history

Season	League									Rock Cup	Other		League top goalscorer
	Division	P	W	D	L	GF	GA	Pts	Pos		Competition	Result	Name	Goals
2012–13	Premier	15	4	2	9	18	42	14	4th	Second round
2013–14	Premier	14	9	2	3	36	18	29	3rd	Quarter-final	Gibraltar Premier Cup	Semi-finals	Sergio Ginés	14
2014–15	Premier	21	10	8	3	36	18	38	3rd	Runners-Up	Gibraltar Premier Cup	Group stage	Raducio King	10
2015–16	Premier	27	11	2	14	37	40	35	5th	Second round			Agustin Doxagarat	7
2016–17	Premier	27	8	4	15	34	45	28	6th	Quarter-final			Raúl Segura	9
2017–18	Premier	27	6	4	17	22	48	22	9th	Second round			Franco Gargiulo	6
2018–19	Premier	27	8	7	12	29	45	31	7th	Second round			Alberto Valdivia	6
2019–20	National	17	9	2	6	37	30	29	4th[lower-alpha 1]	First round			Alberto Valdivia	7
2020–21	National	20	8	2	10	36	40	26	5th	Quarter–final			Aritz Hernández	11
2021–22	National	18	6	1	11	25	38	19	9th	First round			4 players	2
2022–23	GFL	20	10	3	7	33	29	33	4th	Quarter-finals			Aldair Ruiz	12

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