Records
- Highest stage reached in European Cup: Quarter-Finals (1973/74)
- Highest stage reached in Champions League: Round of 16 (2011/12)
- Highest stage reached in UEFA Cup: Quarter-Finals (2005/06)
- Biggest European home win: FC Basel 7–0 S.S. Folgore (24.08.2000, UEFA Cup qualifying round second leg)
- Biggest European away win: Fram 0–5 FC Basel (18.09.1973, European Champion Clubs' Cup first round first leg)
- Biggest European home defeat: FC Basel 0–5 FC Barcelona (22.10.2008, UEFA Champions League)
- Biggest European away defeat: Bayern Munich 7–0 FC Basel (13.03.2012,UEFA Champions League knockout stage)
- Most league appearances: Massimo Ceccaroni (398)
- Most league goals: Josef Hügi (244)
- Record number of consecutive home games unbeaten: 59 (February 2003 to May 2006)
- Record number of consecutive unbeaten games: 26 (2011/12)
- Highest home game attendance (St. Jakob Stadium): 60,000
- Highest home game attendance (St. Jakob-Park): 42,500
- Most capped foreign player: Teófilo Cubillas, 81 caps, Peru
- Most capped Swiss player: Alexander Frei, 82 caps
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