Silver Road and Golden Stripes, Yet Another Football TL

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Nations League (9 titles)
1955-56 (1): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Sweden 3-0, 2-1)
1956-57 (2): Semi-Finals (defeated by Spain 1-1, 3-1)
1957-58 (3): Winners, vs West Germany 3-2
1958-59 (4): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Yugoslavia 3-1, 2-1)
1959-60 (5): Finalists (defeated by Brazil 3-0)
1960-61 (6): Semi-Finals (defeated by Yugoslavia 1-0, 4-0)
1976-77 (7): Semi-Finals (defeated by Poland 2-3, 2-0)
1977-78 (8): Semi-Finals (defeated by Argentina 1-0, 4-2)
1978-79 (9): Winners, vs the Netherlands 2-1 aet
1979-80 (10): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Wales 2-0, 0-1)
1980-81 (11): Round of 16 (defeated by Brazil 2-0, 2-2)
1981-82 (12): Finalists (defeated by Brazil 4-2)
1982-83 (13): Winners, vs Italy 3-2
1983-84 (14): Quarter-Finals (defeated by West Germany 0-2, 5-1)
1984-85 (15): Winners, vs Uruguay 2-0
1985-86 (16): Semi-Finals (defeated by West Germany 2-1, 2-0)
1986-87 (17): Round of 16 (defeated by Denmark 2-0, 2-1)
1987-88 (18): Finalists (defeated by the USSR 1-0 aet)
1988-89 (19): Quarter-Finals (defeated by West Germany 1-0, 3-1)
1989-90 (20): Round of 16 (defeated by the USSR 2-2, 2-0)
1990-91 (21): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Argentina 3-0, 1-3)
1991-92 (22): Group Stage (Ireland finished above)
1992-93 (23): Winners, vs Colombia 2-1
1993-94 (24): Finalists (defeated by Brazil 3-1)
1996-97 (25): Finalists (defeated by Italy 2-1 aet)
1997-98 (26): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Japan 0-0, 2-0)
1998-99 (27): Winners, vs Norway 3-2 aet
1999-2000 (28): Semi-Finals (defeated by Spain 3-1, 2-1)
2000-01 (29): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Belgium 3-1, 2-0)
2001-02 (30): Finalists (defeated by Argentina 1-0)
2002-03 (31): Winners, vs Mexico 5-2
2003-04 (32): Group Stage (Romania & Greece finished above)
2004-05 (33): Semi-Finals (defeated by Ireland 0-0, 2-1)
2005-06 (34): Semi-Finals (defeated by the Netherlands 3-0, 0-2)
2006-07 (35): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Italy 1-1, 1-1 aet 4-2 p)
2007-08 (36): Semi-Finals (defeated by Argentina 1-0, 2-0)
2008-09 (37): Group Stage (Spain, United States & Paraguay finished above)
2009-10 (38): Group Stage (Germany & Turkey finished above)
2010-11 (39): Semi-Finals (defeated by Uruguay 1-0, 0-0)
2011-12 (40): Round of 16 (defeated by the Netherlands 2-0, 0-1)
2012-13 (41): Group Stage (England & Norway finished above)
2013-14 (42): Semi-Finals (defeated by Germany 0-2, 3-0)
2014-15 (43): Round of 16 (defeated by Colombia 2-0, 2-1)
2015-16 (44): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Iceland 1-2, 1-0)
2016-17 (45): Winners, vs Chile 3-1 aet
2017-18 (46): Semi-Finals (defeated by Spain 2-1, 1-1)
2018-19 (47): Winners, vs Netherlands 3-0
2019-20 (48): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Brazil 2-0)
2020-21 (49): TBD

World League/FIFA Cup (6 titles)
1971-72 (1): Winners, vs Switzerland 1-2, 5-2
1972-73 (2): Winners, vs Wales 0-0, 2-0
1973-74 (3): Winners, vs USSR 1-0, 1-1
1974-75 (4): Semi-Finals (defeated by Mexico 1-1, 1-3)
1975-76 (5): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Bulgaria 2-4, 2-0)
1994-95 (6): Winners, vs Saudi Arabia 3-0, 2-1
1995-96 (7): Winners, vs the Netherlands 5-1, 0-1
2003-04 (8): Winners, vs Japan 1-0
2009-10 (9): Round of 16 (defeated by Ireland 3-1, 0-1)
2012-13 (10): Semi-Finals (defeated by Wales 1-1, 2-1)

World Challenge (1 title)
2000 (1): Winners, vs the Czech Republic 4-0

Stadiums Used:
Paris (Parc des Princes) - 45 games
Marseille (Stade Velodrome) - 28
Lyon (Stade Gerland) - 26
Bordeaux (Parc Lescure/Stade Chaban-Delmas) - 17
Saint-Denis (Stade de France) - 15
Auxerre (Stade de l'Abbe Deschamps) - 12
Lens (Stade Bollaert-Delelis) - 9
Rennes (Stade de la Route de Lorient/Roazhon Park) - 9
Saint-Etienne (Stade Geoffroy-Guichard) - 9
Nantes (Stade de la Beaujoire) - 7
Toulouse (Stadium de Toulouse) - 7
Decines-Charpieu (Parc OL) - 5
Lille (Stade Pierre-Mauroy) - 5
Lille (Stadium Lille-Metropole) - 4
Montpellier (Stade de la Mosson) - 4
Nice (Allianz Riviera) - 4
Sochaux (Stade Auguste-Bonal) - 4
Bordeaux (Matmut Atlantique) - 3
Lille (Stade Grimomprez-Jooris) - 3
Metz (Stade Saint-Symphorien) - 3
Strasbourg (Stade de la Meinau) - 3
Lille (Stade Henri-Jooris) - 2
Nice (Stade du Ray) - 2
Sedan (Stade Louis-Dugauguez) - 2
Troyes (Stade de l'Aube) - 2
Bastia (Stade Armand Cesari) - 1
Caen (Stade de Venoix) - 1
Cannes (Stade Pierre de Coubertin) - 1
Guingamp (Stade du Roudourou) - 1
Nancy (Stade Marcel-Picot) - 1
Nantes (Stade Malakoff) - 1
Reims (Stade Auguste-Delaune) - 1

Records:
Largest win: 8-0 vs Russia, 1993-94
Heaviest loss: 0-4 vs Yugoslavia, 1960-61; 1-5 vs West Germany, 1983-84
First game (Nations League): England-France 3-1 (Round of 16, 1955-56)
First game (World League): France-Wales 2-0 (Round of 32, 1971-72)
First game (World Challenge): France-Saudi Arabia 3-0 (Group Stage, 2000)

 

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Nations League (9 titles)
As West Germany
1955-56 (1): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Hungary 2-0, 0-0)
1956-57 (2): Round of 16 (defeated by Sweden 2-3, 2-1)
1957-58 (3): Finalists (defeated by France 3-2)
1958-59 (4): Round of 16 (defeated by Spain 2-3, 3-1)
1959-60 (5): Round of 16 (defeated by France 2-0, 1-1)
1960-61 (6): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Yugoslavia 3-0, 2-2)
1961-62 (7): Round of 16 (defeated by Italy 1-2, 3-0)
1962-63 (8): Round of 16 (defeated by Sweden 1-1, 3-1)
1963-64 (9): Round of 16 (defeated by Spain 2-0, 1-3)
1964-65 (10): Round of 16 (defeated by Scotland 3-1, 1-1)
1965-66 (11): Round of 16 (defeated by Spain 0-1, 2-0)
1966-67 (12): Semi-Finals (defeated by Portugal 4-1, 0-2)
1967-68 (13): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Czechoslovakia 1-0, 2-0)
1968-69 (14): Winners, vs Brazil 2-1
1969-70 (15): Finalists (defeated by Brazil 2-0)
1970-71 (16): Round of 16 (defeated by Romania 1-1, 2-0)
1971-72 (17): Winners, vs England 2-0 aet
1972-73 (18): Quarter-Finals (defeated by the Netherlands 1-1, 2-1)
1973-74 (19): Winners, vs Brazil 1-0
1974-75 (20): Round of 16 (defeated by Romania 1-1, 3-1)
1975-76 (21): Winners, vs Czechoslovakia 2-1
1976-77 (22): Finalists (defeated by Poland 2-0 aet)
1977-78 (23): Quarter-Finals (defeated by France 1-1, 3-1)
1978-79 (24): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Brazil 2-1, 2-0)
1979-80 (25): Round of 16 (defeated by France 1-1, 3-1)
1980-81 (26): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Brazil 3-2, 1-0)
1981-82 (27): Round of 16 (defeated by the Netherlands 1-2, 1-0)
1982-83 (28): Round of 16 (defeated by Italy 1-1, 2-1)
1983-84 (29): Finalists (defeated by England 3-2 aet)
1984-85 (30): Round of 16 (defeated by Argentina 1-0, 6-1)
1985-86 (31): Winners, vs Denmark 2-2 aet 5-3 p
1986-87 (32): Round of 16 (defeated by Argentina 1-3, 2-0)
1987-88 (33): Quarter-Finals (defeated by the USSR 1-2, 1-0)
1988-89 (34): Semi-Finals (defeated by the Netherlands 1-1, 1-0)
As Germany
1989-90 (35): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Italy 1-2, 3-1)
1990-91 (36): Semi-Finals (defeated by Argentina 0-1, 4-0)
1991-92 (37): Round of 16 (defeated by France 2-0, 1-1)
1992-93 (38): Group Stage (France, Italy & the Netherlands finished above)
1993-94 (39): Round of 16 (defeated by Spain 3-3, 2-2)
1994-95 (40): Finalists (defeated by Italy 1-0)
1995-96 (41): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Norway 1-0, 2-1)
1996-97 (42): Group Stage (Italy, England & Denmark finished above)
1997-98 (43): Group Stage (Japan finished above)
1998-99 (44): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Croatia 0-0, 1-0)
1999-2000 (45): Group Stage (Sweden & Slovakia finished above)
2000-01 (46): Group Stage (Netherlands & United States finished above)
2001-02 (47): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Argentina 1-2, 1-0)
2002-03 (48): Group Stage (South Korea & Ireland finished above)
2003-04 (49): Winners, vs Spain 1-0
2004-05 (50): Semi-Finals (defeated by Paraguay 2-1, 0-0)
2005-06 (51): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Argentina 0-0, 1-1)
2006-07 (52): Group Stage (Italy & Denmark finished above)
2007-08 (53): Group Stage (Paraguay & United States finished above)
2008-09 (54): Group Stage (Colombia & Romania finished above)
2009-10 (55): Round of 16 (defeated by Croatia 1-1, 2-0)
2010-11 (56): Semi-Finals (defeated by the United States 1-0, 0-1 aet 5-4 p)
2011-12 (57): Winners, vs Sweden 2-0 aet
2012-13 (58): Round of 16 (defeated by South Korea 2-1, 0-0)
2013-14 (59): Winners, vs Brazil 3-1
2014-15 (60): Semi-Finals (defeated by Argentina 2-2, 1-0)
2015-16 (61): Winners, vs Iceland 3-2
2016-17 (62): Quarter-Finals (defeated by England 0-0, 2-0)
2017-18 (63): Finalists (defeated by Spain 1-1 aet 4-3 p)
2018-19 (64): Quarter-Finals (defeated by France 1-1, 3-0)
2019-20 (65): Group Stage (Poland & Belgium finished above)
2020-21 (66): Round of 16 (defeated by Belgium 4-1, 2-2)
2021-22 (67): Group Stage (Italy & Japan finished above)

World League/FIFA Cup (2 titles)
1999-2000 (1): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Argentina 2-1, 2-2)
2000-01 (2): Winners, vs Mexico 1-0
2002-03 (3): Finalists (defeated by Spain 1-0)
2006-07 (4): Semi-Finals (defeated by the Ivory Coast 3-0, 2-2)
2007-08 (5): Winners, vs Denmark 3-0
2008-09 (6): Round of 16 (defeated by Denmark 0-2, 2-0 aet 4-2 p)
2019-20 (7): Round of 32 (defeated by the Czech Republic 2-1, 3-2)
2021-22 (8):

World Challenge (2 titles)
2014 (1): 3rd place (defeated by Japan 0-0 aet 5-3 p)
2016 (2): Winners, vs Argentina 3-1
2017 (3): Winners, vs Mexico 1-1 aet 5-3 p


Stadiums Used:
Leverkusen (Ulrich-Haberland-Stadion/BayArena) - 21 games
Dortmund (Westfalenstadion/Signal-Iduna Park) - 20 games
Berlin (Olympiastadion) - 18
Munich (Olympiastadion) - 17
Stuttgart (Neckarstadion/Gottlieb-Daimler-Stadion/Mercedes-Benz Arena) - 17
Hamburg (Volksparkstadion) - 16
Munich (Grunwalder Stadion) - 13
Bremen (Weserstadion) - 12
Gelsenkirchen (Veltins-Arena) - 11
Frankfurt (Waldstadion/Commerzbank-Arena) - 9
Munich (Allianz Arena) - 8
Kaiserslautern (Betzenbergstadion/Fritz-Walter-Stadion) - 7
Monchengladbach (Bokelbergstadion) - 7
Cologne (Mungersforderstadion/RheinEnergieStadion) - 6
Monchengladbach (Borussia-Park) - 6
Wolfsburg (Volkswagen-Arena) - 5
Gelsenkirchen (Parkstadion) - 4
Freiburg (Schwarzwald-Stadion) - 3
Leipzig (Red Bull Arena) - 3
Sinsheim (Rhein-Neckar-Arena/PreZero Arena) - 3
Bochum (Ruhrstadion) - 2
Dortmund (Stadion Rote Erde) - 2
Duisburg (Wedaustadion) - 2
Dusseldorf (Rheinstadion) - 2
Hanover (Niedersachsenstadion/AWD-Arena) - 2
Mayenz (Coface Arena/Opel Arena) - 2
Nuremberg (easyCredit-Stadion) - 2
Augsburg (SGL Arena) - 1
Brunswick (Eintrachtstadion) - 1

Records:
Largest win: 8-0 vs Bulgaria, 1995-96
Heaviest loss: 1-6 vs Argentina, 1984-85; 2-7 vs Spain, 2020-21
First game (Nations League, as FRG): West Germany-Belgium 2-1 (Round of 16, 1955-56)
Last game (Nations League, as FRG): West Germany-Netherlands 0-1 (Semi-Finals, 1988-89)
First game (Nations League): Germany-Mexico 3-0 (Round of 16, 1989-90)
First game (World League): Germany-Zambia 2-1 (Round of 32, 1999-2000)
First game (World Challenge): Japan-Germany 0-0 aet 5-3 p (Semi-Finals, 2014)

 

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Franz Beckenbauer (1965-1977, 1984-90)
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Player

Franz Beckenbauer startred his long international career at the age of 20 for the side of West Germany, in a qualifying game against Sweden. It didn't take long for him to earn a spot in the Nations League lineup, starting with a victory over Spain 1-0 in Munich during the 1965-66 edition. However, it is likely that Beckenbauer would want to forget his second game. Indeed, it is he who was partly responsible for Spain advancing in the return leg, provoking a penalty with an irregular tackle on Suarez which Gento would score to make it 2-0. Despite this, Beckenbauer would keep his starting spot thanks to an incredible World Cup, which would cement him as one of the key pieces of the Mannschaft during the next years.
And with good reason. During his second edition, the Round of 16 matches against Scotland would prove that Beckenbauer had what it took to be a world-class defender, shutting down Denis Law and enabling his squad to make it to Quarters, where he'd take his revenge against Spain, putting on a decent performance, despite the real heroes being on the offensive side. Once more though, he would fall short in the Semi-Finals against a team in the Iberian Peninsula, being unable to defend against Eusebio despite his and his defensive line's efforts. After a 4-1 loss, West Germany didn't have much to play for during the return leg, where Beckenbauer scored the second goal for the Mannschaft, after 88 minutes, too late to make a difference.
During the next edition, Beckenbauer would only play a single game, against Czechoslovakia, as a substitute, recovering from an injury he'd previously had, and with coach Helmut Schon fixed on the World Cup qualifiers later in Summer, no risks were taken to preserve his health. He would however, be part of the squad facing off against East Germany, in the first confrontation between the two countries, of which West Germany would end up winners. Beckenbauer would go on to score his second goal during the next game, a home game against the Soviet Union, which would end up being the only goal of the game. He would also be a key player during the Mannschaft's triumph over England in Wembley, successfully shutting down Francis Lee, safe for a late goal which would not have any incidence on the game. Overshadowed by Gordon Banks and Gerd Muller's performances, Beckenbauer would have his great Nations League performance in the final against Brazil as he successfully shut down the Selecao's offensives, notably Jairzinho and Pele's, after an epic game where the Mannschaft were considered heavy underdogs.

Franz Beckenbauer in action against England during the return leg of the 1968-69 Semi-Finals

Contrarily to the World Cup where Beckenbauer played a central role, the 1970 edition would see Beckenbauer glide through without making too many waves. The West German press would qualify his overall performance as "average" despite the Mannschaft reaching the final. A forgettable performance, yes, but not a catastrophic one, as the defender didn't make any game-ending mistakes.
After a 1970 World Cup full of promises though, the Mannschaft would sink against Romania less than six months later. The West German press would completely annihilate the players, which forced Schon to rearrange the squad. This would end up benefitting Beckenbauer, who took up the role of captain of the Mannschaft, which he would keep until his last cap.
His first game would be a 3-0 win over Belgium in the Round of 16, where West Germany wouldn't tremble whatsoever. The next game would prove Beckenbauer's leadership skills, though. After an initial defeat to Argentina, the defender would rally the troops to force a victory in the Quarter-Finals over the Albiceleste, showing an incredible performance the West German press would dub "Die Nacht der Kaiser" ("The Emperor's Night"), allowing his squad to make it to the next stage, where they'd force another bad situation, defeating Sweden, where the captain would score two goals, including a penalty, the only one he'd take in the Nations League. From there, the Mannschaft would go on to win the tournament, defeating England after extra time, giving Beckenbauer a second international title, with a third coming his way in Summer with the European Championship win, as well as that year's Ballon d'Or.

Franz Beckenbauer lifts the trophy over the Heysel in Brussels

The next year, the Mannschaft wouldn't be able to defend its title. After an initial win over Portugal, they would go on to face the Netherlands, in full swing as they entered their golden age, with the epic return leg seeing the Dutch winning and advancing to the Semi-finals. With the 1974 final taking place in Munich, the pressure was on him and the Mannschaft to perform. This would culminate in the Mannschaft getting their revenge over the Netherlands, with Beckenbauer scoring the first of the two German goals of the return leg, allowing his team to make it to the next round, where they would defeat Brazil in a quite forgettable game. This would be Beckenbauer's third title, with the World Cup following suit that Summer.

Der Kaiser in action against the Netherlands

"Der Kaiser" is at the height of his career, and even a forgettable 1975 run that culminated in another defeat to Romania, wouldn't be able to stain his career path. Beckenbauer continued to be the Mannschaft's captain after this new debacle, scoring the first German goal of their new Nations League run, starting against the Soviet Union. The next confrontations, against Poland, would once more prove how precious Beckenbauer was to the Mannschaft, as he single-handedly shut down most Polish offensives to make it to the next round against Argentina. This obstacle wouldn't be as resilient as in 1972, as the Germans made it to the final easily. There, Beckenbauer would come close to scoring in the final but saw his header fly off the right post and into the stands of the Crvena Zvezda Stadium, although this wouldn't matter as the Mannschaft would win this title as well.
Franz Beckenbauer considered retiring on this title and his subsequent Ballon d'Or, but ended up agreeing to sign for one more season, with his transfer to the New York Cosmos only coming into effect in May of 1977. He would score his 7th and final goal in the Nations League against Portugal in the Round of 16. Led by Beckenbauer, the new German generation would make the run to the final, where Lato and Deyna would get their revenge, scoring their second Nations League victory. This would be Beckenbauer's last game under German colours, having born them 156 times, and having scored 21 times during the course of his long international career.

Franz Beckenbauer with his 1976 Ballon d'Or after the 1976-77 final.

Coach

After the previous coach, Jupp Derwall, completely failed at his task during the 1984 European Championship, Beckenbauer was called to take control of the Mannschaft as a Coach, only a year after the end of his professional career. Things wouldn't start off that well for him, as the Mannschaft would get rinced in the Round of 16 of the Nations League by Argentina, with a 6-1 loss in Buenos Aires. This nearly sent Beckenbauer packing as soon as he arrived, but with the 1986 World Cup coming, the DFB didn't sack him just yet. And the next Nations League would prove them right. Beckenbauer completely rebranded the Mannschaft, putting in back on track, as they swept Mexico, Spain, France and finally Denmark to win the title, his first as a coach. With a finals performance during the World Cup, this would set Beckenbauer in good standing with the German public, even with their early exit the following year against Argentina, or their defeat to the Soviet Union, in 1988.
Franz Beckenbauer continued to work towards the 1990 World Cup, using the Nations League as a means to test out new compositions for the big event, which came closer and closer. In 1989, Beckenbauer would lead his team to a Semi-Final finish where he would be knocked out by a Thijs Libregts-led Netherlands. The following year, Beckenbauer would fall to Italy, but he would end his national career on a World Cup victory later that year, before leaving for Marseille, having won a Nations League title as both player and coach.

Coach Franz Beckenbauer celebrates with his players as they reach the Semi-Finals of the 1988-89 Nations League.


Statistics
Games Played: 53
Goals Scored: 7
Overall Record (player): 4x Titles, 2x Finals, 1x Semi-Final, 2x Quarter-Finals, 3x Round of 16
Overall Record (coach): 1x Title, 1x Semi-Final, 1x Quarter-Final, 2x Round of 16
First game (player): West Germany-Spain 1-0 (Round of 16, 1965-66)
Last game (player): West Germany-Poland 0-2 aet (Final, 1976-77)
First game (coach): West Germany-Argentina 0-1 (Round of 16, 1984-85)
Last game (coach): Italy-Germany 3-1 (Quarter-Finals, 1989-90)

 

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Nations League (1 title)
1955-56 (1): Winners, vs Brazil 3-1
1956-57 (2): Quarter-Finals (defeated by France 6-2, 4-4)
1957-58 (3): Semi-Finals (defeated by France 2-0, 0-1)
1958-59 (4): Semi-Finals (defeated by Brazil 4-0, 0-1)
1959-60 (5): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Sweden 1-2, 3-0)
1960-61 (6): Round of 16 (defeated by West Germany 1-2, 5-1)
1961-62 (7): Round of 16 (defeated by Spain 2-4, 3-1)
1962-63 (8): Round of 16 (defeated by Scotland 1-1, 3-1)
1963-64 (9): Round of 16 (defeated by Scotland 1-1, 2-1)
1964-65 (10): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Spain 1-0, 1-2)
1965-66 (11): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Scotland 2-2, 0-0)
1966-67 (12): Quarter-Finals (defeated by England 1-2, 2-0)
1967-68 (13): Round of 16 (defeated by Spain 2-2, 2-1)
1968-69 (14): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Portugal 2-2, 4-0)
1969-70 (15): Round of 16 (defeated by Sweden 2-0, 3-0)
1970-71 (16): Round of 16 (defeated by Spain 2-2, 4-2)
1971-72 (17): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Sweden 2-2, 1-0)
1972-73 (18): Round of 16 (defeated by Belgium 0-0, 2-1)
1973-74 (19): Round of 16 (defeated by Poland 2-0, 2-0)
1975-76 (20): Round of 16 (defeated by Poland 4-0, 1-2)
1976-77 (21): Quarter-Finals (defeated by France 2-0, 2-0)
1984-85 (22): Round of 16 (defeated by Hungary 2-0, 1-1)
2012-13 (23): Group Stage (The Netherlands, Ecuador & Croatia finished above)
2013-14 (24): Group Stage (Ecuador, Greece & Croatia finished above)
2016-17 (25): Group Stage (Poland, Belgium & Northern Ireland finished above)

World League
1974-75 (1): Semi-Finals (defeated by Sweden 1-1, 5-1)
1977-78 (2): Round of 16 (defeated by Iraq 2-1, 2-1)
1978-79 (3): Semi-Finals (defeated by Scotland 2-0, 1-1)
1979-80 (4): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Turkey 0-0, 2-1 aet)
1980-81 (5): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Northern Ireland 2-2, 6-1)
1981-82 (6): Round of 16 (defeated by Romania 4-0, 0-1)
1982-83 (7): Round of 16 (defeated by Ireland 2-0, 2-2)
1983-84 (8): Round of 16 (defeated by Bulgaria 8-0, 3-0)
1985-86 (9): Round of 32 (defeated by Senegal 2-1, 2-0)
1986-87 (10): Round of 32 (defeated by Peru 1-2, 2-0)
1987-88 (11): Semi-Finals (defeated by Belgium 4-0, 1-0)
1988-89 (12): Round of 16 (defeated by Belgium 2-3, 4-2 aet)
1989-90 (13): Round of 32 (defeated by Egypt 4-3, 1-1)
1990-91 (14): Round of 32 (defeated by Iran 1-1, 1-0)
1991-92 (15): Semi-Finals (defeated by Switzerland 4-2, 1-1)
1992-93 (16): Round of 32 (defeated by Russia 3-0, 3-3)
1993-94 (17): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Greece 0-1, 3-1)
1999-2000 (18): Round of 16 (defeated by Switzerland 2-0, 2-3)
2000-01 (19): Round of 32 (defeated by South Korea 1-1, 2-2)
2001-02 (20): Round of 16 (defeated by South Korea 1-0, 2-2)
2003-04 (21): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Sweden 2-2, 1-0)
2005-06 (22): Group Stage (Bulgaria, Guatemala, Belgium & Ecuador finished above)
2007-08 (23): Group Stage (Finland, Venezuela, Guinea & Trinidad and Tobago finished above)
2008-09 (24): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Australia 1-0, 2-2)
2009-10 (25): Round of 16 (defeated by Costa Rica 1-1, 4-3)
2010-11 (26): Group Stage (South Korea, Mali & Belarus finished above)
2011-12 (27): Round of 32 (defeated by Italy 1-1, 4-1)
2014-15 (28): Group Stage (Jordan, Ireland & Bulgaria finished above)
2015-16 (29): Group Stage (Jamaica & Paraguay finished above)
2017-18 (30): Finalists (defeated by the Netherlands 2-1)
2018-19 (31): Group Stage (Guinea & Turkey finished above)
2019-20 (32): Round of 32 (defeated by Serbia 2-2, 1-1)
2020-21 (33): Round of 32 (defeated by Algeria 2-0, 0-0)

Stadiums Used
Budapest (Nepstadion) - 81 games
Szekesfehervar (Sostoi Stadion) - 10
Debrecen (Olah Gabor utcai Stadion) - 9
Budapest (Megyeri uti Stadion/Ferenc-Szusza Stadion) - 6
Budapest (Groupama Arena) - 5
Gyor (ETO Park) - 5
Budapest (Ullo uti Stadion/Albert Florian Stadion) - 4
Budapest (Hidegkuti Nandor Stadion) - 4
Budapest (Jozsed Bozsik Stadion) - 3
Szombathely (Rohonci Ut Stadion) - 3
Budapest (Puskas Arena) - 2
Debrecen (Nagyerdei Stadion) - 2
Budapest (Illovszky Rudolf Stadion) - 1
Felcsut (Pancho Arena) - 1
Paks (Fehervari uti Stadion) - 1
Zalagerszeg (ZTE Arena) - 1

Records
Largest win: 13-0 vs the Republic of China, 1955-56 [National Record]
Heaviest loss: 0-7 vs Croatia, 2013-14
First game (Nations League): Hungary-Republic of China 13-0 (Round of 16, 1955-56)
First game (World League): Hungary-South Korea 3-0 (Round of 32, 1974-75)

 

[Wings]

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Nations League
2015-16 (1): Finalists (defeated by Germany 3-2)
2016-17 (2): Group Stage (Uruguay & France finished above)
2017-18 (3): Group Stage (Spain, Portugal & the United States finished above)

World League
1994-95 (1): Round of 32 (defeated by Russia 1-0, 1-1)
1995-96 (2): Round of 32 (defeated by Greece 4-0, 2-1)
1999-2000 (3): Round of 16 (defeated by Bulgaria 3-0, 1-1)
2000-01 (4): Round of 16 (defeated by Mexico 1-0, 1-0)
2002-03 (5): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Spain 4-1, 3-1)
2010-11 (6): Quarter-Finals (defeated by the Netherlands 5-0, 2-1)
2013-14 (7): Round of 16 (defeated by Australia 2-1, 4-0)
2014-15 (8): Group Stage (Mali, Nigeria & Azerbaijan finished above)
2016-17 (9): Round of 32 (defeated by Sweden 1-0, 1-1)
2018-19 (10): Round of 16 (defeated by Iran 0-0, 4-1)
2019-20 (11): Round of 16 (defeated by Montenegro 2-3, 1-0)
2020-21 (12): Round of 32 (defeated by Russia 1-0, 2-1)

Stadiums Used
Reykjavik (Laugardalsvollur) - 27
Hafnarfjordur (Kaplakriki) - 5
Reykjavik (KR-Vollur) - 4
Gardabaer (Stjornuvollur) - 3
Kopavogur (Kopavogsvollur) - 3
Reykjavik (Vodafonevollurinn) - 2
Akranes (Akranesvollur) - 1
Reykjavik (Fylkisvollur) - 1
Vestmannaeyjar (Hasteinsvollur) - 1

Records
Largest win: 3-0 vs Romania, 2015-16
Heaviest loss: 2-5 vs Germany, 2015-16; 0-3 vs Uruguay, 2016-17; 1-4 vs Portugal, 2017-18; 0-3 vs the United States, 2017-18
First game (Nations League): Iceland-Russia 4-2 (Group Stage, 2015-16)
First game (World League): Russia-Iceland 1-0 (Round of 32, 1994-95)

 

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Nations League (4 titles)
1955-56 (1): Round of 16 (defeated by Spain 1-1, 2-1)
1956-57 (2): Round of 16 (defeated by Hungary 2-1, 1-1)
1957-58 (3): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Hungary 2-1, 1-1)
1958-59 (4): Round of 16 (defeated by Hungary 2-0, 2-2)
1960-61 (5): Round of 16 (defeated by Yugoslavia 1-0, 2-2)
1961-62 (6): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Yugoslavia 0-0, 4-0)
1962-63 (7): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Spain 2-0, 0-1)
1963-64 (8): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Scotland 2-0, 1-1)
1964-65 (9): Round of 16 (defeated by Czechoslovakia 1-1, 5-0)
1965-66 (10): Round of 16 (defeated by Scotland 1-1, 3-1)
1966-67 (11): Round of 16 (defeated by Spain 0-0, 3-1)
1967-68 (12): Finalists (defeated by England 3-1 aet)
1968-69 (13): Round of 16 (defeated by Portugal 2-2, 1-0)
1969-70 (14): Semi-Finals (defeated by West Germany 0-0, 2-2)
1970-71 (15): Round of 16 (defeated by Sweden 1-0, 1-1)
1971-72 (16): Round of 16 (defeated by Spain 0-0, 2-0)
1972-73 (17): Round of 16 (defeated by Spain 1-1, 3-1)
1973-74 (18): Round of 16 (defeated by Czechoslovakia 1-1, 1-0)
1974-75 (19): Finalists (defeated by Poland 2-0 aet)
1975-76 (20): Semi-Finals (defeated by Czechoslovakia 1-1, 2-0)
1976-77 (21): Round of 16 (defeated by the USSR 0-0, 3-0)
1977-78 (22): Round of 16 (defeated by France 1-0, 6-4)
1978-79 (23): Round of 16 (defeated by Czechoslovakia 1-1, 1-0)
1979-80 (24): Round of 16 (defeated by Spain 2-2, 3-2)
1980-81 (25): Round of 16 (defeated by Wales 1-2, 1-0)
1981-82 (26): Quarter-Finals (defeated by France 1-1, 3-0)
1982-83 (27): Finalists (defeated by France 3-2)
1983-84 (28): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Uruguay 1-0, 1-1)
1984-85 (29): Semi-Finals (defeated by Uruguay 3-1, 1-1)
1985-86 (30): Semi-Finals (defeated by Denmark 0-0, 2-1)
1986-87 (31): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Uruguay 0-0, 1-0)
1987-88 (32): Quarter-Finals (defeated by England 2-1, 2-3)
1988-89 (33): Winners, vs Netherlands 2-1
1989-90 (34): Finalists (defeated by England 1-0)
1990-91 (35): Semi-Finals (defeated by Denmark 0-0, 4-3)
1991-92 (36): Round of 16 (defeated by Sweden 1-1, 2-1)
1992-93 (37): Group Stage (France finished above)
1993-94 (38): Round of 16 (defeated by Switzerland 0-0, 2-0)
1994-95 (39): Winners, vs Germany 1-0
1995-96 (40): Semi-Finals (defeated by Norway 4-0, 0-2)
1996-97 (41): Winners, vs France 2-1 aet
1997-98 (42): Semi-Finals (defeated by Argentina 0-0, 2-1)
1998-99 (43): Group Stage (Brazil finished above)
1999-2000 (44): Quarter-Finals (defeated by France 1-1, 2-1 aet)
2000-01 (45): Semi-Finals (defeated by Spain 3-1, 0-0)
2001-02 (46): Group Stage (Portugal, Costa Rica & Croatia finished above)
2002-03 (47): Second Group Stage (Belgium & Denmark finished above)
2003-04 (48): Group Stage (Romania, Greece & France finished above)
2004-05 (49): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Paraguay 1-1, 2-1 aet)
2005-06 (50): Group Stage (Croatia, Romania & England finished above)
2006-07 (51): Finalists (defeated by Portugal 3-0)
2007-08 (52): Winners, vs Argentina 2-0 aet
2008-09 (53): Round of 16 (defeated by Romania 1-0, 1-1)
2009-10 (54): Group Stage (Australia & Northern Ireland finished above)
2010-11 (55): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Germany 1-1, 2-1 aet)
2011-12 (56): Group Stage (France & Ireland finished above)
2012-13 (57): Group Stage (Colombia & Turkey finished above)
2013-14 (58): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Ecuador 1-1, 3-2)
2014-15 (59): Group Stage (Russia, Uruguay & Venezuela finished above)
2015-16 (60): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Spain 0-0, 3-1)
2016-17 (61): Round of 16 (defeated by Costa Rica 3-2, 2-1)
2017-18 (62): Group Stage (Egypt, Costa Rica & Colombia finished above)
2018-19 (63): Round of 16 (defeated by Germany 2-2, 1-1)
2019-20 (64): Group Stage (Netherlands & Brazil finished above)
2020-21 (65): Round of 16 (defeated by Chile 0-1, 2-0)

World League/FIFA Cup
2009-10 (1): Round of 32 (defeated by Japan 0-2, 3-1)
2011-12 (2): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Cameroon 3-2, 1-1)
2012-13 (3): Quarter-Finals (defeated by France 3-1, 2-1)
2019-20 (4): Round of 16 (defeated by the United States 1-1, 4-1)

World Challenge
2006 (1): 3rd place (defeated by Mexico 2-0)
2007 (2): Finalists (defeated by Argentina 5-2)

Stadiums Used:
Milan (San Siro/Stadio Giuseppe-Meazza) - 59
Rome (Stadio Olimpico) - 48
Naples (Stadio del Sole/Stadio San Paolo) - 22
Firenze (Stadio Comunale/Stadio Artemio-Franchi) - 13
Torino (Stadio delle Alpi) - 12
Udine (Stadio Friuli) - 9
Parma (Stadio Ennio-Tardini) - 8
Torino (Stadio Comunale Vittorio Pozzo) - 7
Genoa (Stadio Luigi-Ferraris) - 6
Bergamo (Stadio di Bergamo/Gewiss Stadium) - 4
Palermo (Stadio Renzo-Barbera) - 3
Bologna (Stadio Renato-Dall'Ara) - 2
Brescia (Stadio Mario-Rigamonti) - 1
Perugia (Stadio Renato-Curi) - 1
Sassuolo (Mapei Stadium) - 1
Venezia (Stadio Pier-Luigi-Penzo) - 1
Verona (Stadio Marcantonio-Bentegodi) - 1

Records:
Largest win: 5-0 vs Russia, 2007-08; 6-1 vs Mexico, 2007-08; 5-0 vs Japan, 2010-11; 5-0 vs Switzerland, 2015-16
Heaviest loss: 0-5 vs Czechoslovakia, 1964-65
First game (Nations League): Italy-Spain 1-1 (Round of 16, 1955-56)
First game (World League): Japan-Italy 0-2 (Round of 32, 2009-10)
First game (World Challenge): Mexico-Italy 2-0 (Semi-Finals, 2005)

 

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Nations League (4 titles)
1972-73 (1): Winners, vs Poland 1-1 aet 4-2 p
1973-74 (2): Semi-Finals (defeated by West Germany 1-0, 2-2)
1974-75 (3): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Yugoslavia 1-1, 1-0)
1975-76 (4): Round of 16 (defeated by Scotland 1-1, 1-0)
1976-77 (5): Round of 16 (defeated by France 2-1, 3-0)
1977-78 (6): Semi-Finals (defeated by Czechoslovakia 4-0, 1-2)
1978-79 (7): Finalists (defeated by France 2-1 aet)
1979-80 (8): Round of 16 (defeated by Poland 1-1, 3-3)
1980-81 (9): Round of 16 (defeated by Argentina 1-1, 2-1 aet)
1981-82 (10): Semi-Finals (defeated by France 3-0, 2-1)
1982-83 (11): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Italy 1-1, 0-0)
1983-84 (12): Round of 16 (defeated by England 2-1, 2-2)
1984-85 (13): Round of 16 (defeated by France 3-0, 2-0)
1985-86 (14): Round of 16 (defeated by Spain 1-1, 2-1)
1986-87 (15): Winners, vs Spain 4-2 aet
1987-88 (16): Round of 16 (defeated by France 4-3, 1-1)
1988-89 (17): Finalists (defeated by Italy 2-1)
1989-90 (18): Quarter-Finals (defeated by England 0-0, 3-1)
1990-91 (19): Round of 16 (defeated by Ireland 2-0, 1-1)
1991-92 (20): Group Stage (Ireland & France finished above)
1992-93 (21): Group Stage (France & Italy finished above)
1993-94 (22): Semi-Finals (defeated by France 3-0)
1994-95 (23): Semi-Finals (defeated by Italy 1-1, 2-1 aet)
1996-97 (24): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Portugal 1-1, 2-1)
1997-98 (25): Winners, vs Argentina 2-0
1998-99 (26): Group Stage (Croatia finished above)
1999-2000 (27): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Brazil 1-1, 2-2)
2000-01 (28): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Italy 0-0, 0-0 aet 4-3 p)
2001-02 (29): Semi-Finals (defeated by France 0-0, 1-0)
2002-03 (30): Semi-Finals (defeated by France 0-0, 1-1)
2003-04 (31): Group Stage (Portugal & Colombia finished above)
2004-05 (32): Quarter-Finals (defeated by France 0-0, 1-0 aet)
2005-06 (33): Winners, vs Poland 3-1
2006-07 (34): Round of 16 (defeated by Denmark 1-1, 2-0)
2007-08 (35): Group Stage (Sweden, Czech Republic & Colombia finished above)
2008-09 (36): Semi-Finals (defeated by Spain 1-1, 2-1)
2009-10 (37): Finalists (defeated by Uruguay 2-0)
2010-11 (38): Group Stage (Turkey & Norway finished above)
2011-12 (39): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Sweden 2-3, 3-0)
2012-13 (40): Semi-Finals (defeated by Bosnia and Herzegovina 0-0, 2-0)
2013-14 (41): Round of 16 (defeated by France 3-0, 2-2)
2014-15 (42): Round of 16 (defeated by Russia 0-0, 0-0 aet 5-3 p)
2015-16 (43): Group Stage (Iceland, Germany & Russia finished above)
2016-17 (44): Semi-Finals (defeated by France 3-0, 3-1)
2018-19 (45): Finalists (defeated by France 3-0)
2019-20 (46): Round of 16 (defeated by Belgium 1-1, 2-1 aet)
2020-21 (47): Round of 16 (defeated by England 1-0, 3-2)

World League/FIFA Cup (2 titles)
1971-72 (1): Semi-Finals (defeated by France 2-1, 3-2)
1995-96 (2): Finalists (defeated by France 5-1, 0-1)
2003-04 (3): Round of 16 (defeated by France 2-2, 3-3 aet)
2010-11 (4): Winners, vs Mexico 3-1
2017-18 (5): Winners, vs Hungary 2-1

Stadiums Used:
Rotterdam (De Kuip) - 45 games
Eindhoven (Philips Stadion) - 29
Amsterdam (Amsterdam ArenA/Johan Cruijff Arena) - 16
Enschede (Arke Stadion/De Grolsch Veste) - 12
Amsterdam (Stadion de Meer) - 11
Amsterdam (Olympisch Stadion) - 11
Arnhem (Gelredome) - 11
Utrecht (Stadion Galgenwaard) - 11
Heerenveen (Abe Lestra Stadion) - 10
Alkmaar (AFAS Stadion) - 8
Kerkrade (Parkstad Limburg) - 5
Breda (FUJIFILM Stadion/MyCom Stadion/Rat Verlegh Stadion) - 4
Enschede (Diekman Stadion) - 4
Arnhem (Nieuw Monnikenhuize) - 3
Groningen (Euroborg) - 3
Kerkrade (Sportpark Kaalheide) - 3
Tilburg (Willelm II Stadion) - 3
Almelo (Polman Stadion/Erve Asito) - 2
Waalwijk (Mandemakers Stadion) - 2
Nijmegen (McDOS Goffertstadion) - 1
Zwolle (IJsseldelta Stadion) - 1

Records:
Largest win: 9-2 vs Brazil, 2019-20
Heaviest loss: 0-4 vs Czechoslovakia, 1977-78; 2-6 vs France, 1991-92; 0-4 vs Portugal, 2003-04
First game (Nations League): East Germany-Netherlands 2-4 (Round of 16, 1972-73)
First game (World League): Netherlands-Congo 5-1 (Round of 32, 1971-72)

 

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Nations League
2007-08 (1): Group Stage (Croatia, Greece & Turkey finished above)
2009-10 (2): Round of 16 (defeated by the Netherlands 2-1, 0-0)
2016-17 (3): Group Stage (Poland & Belgium finished above)
2017-18 (4): Group Stage (Argentina, England & Ireland finished above)
2018-19 (5): Group Stage (Belgium & the Netherlands finished above)
2019-20 (6): Group Stage (Chile, France & Peru finished above)

World League (1 title)
1971-72 (1): Round of 16 (defeated by Australia 4-1, 1-1)
1972-73 (2): Quarter-Finals (defeated by France 1-3, 5-1)
1973-74 (3): Round of 32 (defeated by Ghana 1-0, 2-0)
1974-75 (4): Round of 32 (defeated by Tunisia 2-2, 3-2)
1975-76 (5): Round of 32 (defeated by Tunisia 0-0, 2-0)
1976-77 (6): Round of 16 (defeated by Bulgaria 5-1, 4-0)
1977-78 (7): Round of 16 (defeated by Greece 3-1, 4-2)
1978-79 (8): Round of 16 (defeated by Mexico 0-0, 1-0)
1979-80 (9): Quarter-Finals (defeated by South Korea 3-0, 0-0)
1980-81 (10): Semi-Finals (defeated by Scotland 3-2, 0-0)
1981-82 (11): Winners, vs Chile 3-1, 5-0
1982-83 (12): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Paraguay 1-0, 2-1)
1983-84 (13): Round of 16 (defeated by Greece 2-2, 3-1)
1984-85 (14): Round of 16 (defeated by Algeria 3-1, 0-1)
1985-86 (15): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Portugal 2-0, 1-1)
1986-87 (16): Round of 16 (defeated by Morocco 3-2, 2-0)
1987-88 (17): Round of 32 (defeated by Wales 4-0, 1-1)
1988-89 (18): Semi-Finals (defeated by Argentina 1-0, 1-0)
1989-90 (19): Round of 16 (defeated by Nigeria 1-1, 2-0)
1990-91 (20): Round of 16 (defeated by Australia 2-0, 0-1)
1991-92 (21): Round of 16 (defeated by Switzerland 5-0, 0-0)
1992-93 (22): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Australia 3-0, 0-0)
1993-94 (23): Round of 16 (defeated by Portugal 2-1, 2-2)
1994-95 (24): Round of 16 (defeated by Slovakia 5-1, 2-1)
2008-09 (25): Round of 32 (defeated by Poland 3-0, 0-2)
2010-11 (26): Group Stage (Sweden & New Zealand finished above)
2011-12 (27): Group Stage (Belgium, Finland & Scotland finished above)
2015-16 (28): Group Stage (Turkey & Estonia finished above)
2016-17 (29): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Croatia 4-1, 1-2)
2018-19 (30): Round of 16 (defeated by Brazil 1-1, 2-1)
2020-21 (31): Round of 16 (defeated by Costa Rica 2-0, 1-2)
2021-22 (32): Group Stage (Romania, Mali & Slovakia finished above)

Stadiums Used
Belfast (Windsor Park) - 84 games
Belfast (Seaview) - 5
Belfast (The Oval) - 3
Coleraine (The Showgrounds) - 3
Belfast (Solitude Ground) - 2
Ballymena (Ballymena Showgrounds) - 1

Records
Largest win: 4-0 vs Paraguay, 2009-10
Heaviest loss: 0-7 vs Chile, 2019-20
First game (Nations League): Croatia-Northern Ireland 6-1 (Group Stage, 2007-08)
First game (World League): Northern Ireland-PR China 5-0 (Round of 32, 1971-72)

 

[Wings]

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Nations League (1 title)
1992-93 (1): Round of 16 (defeated by Italy 2-0, 1-2)
1993-94 (2): Group Stage (France & Spain finished above)
1994-95 (3): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Italy 0-1, 3-0)
1995-96 (4): Winners, vs Spain 1-0 aet
1997-98 (5): Group Stage (The Netherlands & England finished above)
1998-99 (6): Finalists (defeated by France 3-2 aet)
1999-2000 (7): Group Stage (Spain & Denmark finished above)
2000-01 (8): Group Stage (Italy, Chile & Tunisia finished above)
2001-02 (9): Group Stage (Ireland, France & England finished above)
2003-04 (10): Round of 16 (defeated by Senegal 2-1, 1-1)
2008-09 (11): Group Stage (Colombia, Romania & Germany finished above)
2010-11 (12): Round of 16 (defeated by Australia 1-1, 2-1 aet)
2011-12 (13): Group Stage (Switzerland, Germany & Australia finished above)
2012-13 (14): Round of 16 (defeated by the Netherlands 5-2, 2-0)
2013-14 (15): Group Stage (England & Portugal finished above)

World League
1981-82 (1): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Chile 3-1, 0-1)
1983-84 (2): Round of 32 (defeated by Hungary 2-0, 1-2)
1984-85 (3): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Mexico 2-3, 4-1)
1985-86 (4): Round of 32 (defeated by Egypt 1-1, 3-1)
1986-87 (5): Round of 16 (defeated by Bulgaria 4-1, 0-1)
1987-88 (6): Round of 16 (defeated by Denmark 2-0, 1-1)
1988-89 (7): Round of 16 (defeated by Algeria 4-0, 0-1)
1989-90 (8): Round of 32 (defeated by Switzerland 4-1, 0-1)
1990-91 (9): Round of 16 (defeated by Chile 3-1, 1-1)
1991-92 (10): Round of 32 (defeated by the United States 3-1, 2-0)
1996-97 (11): Round of 16 (defeated by Croatia 3-0, 3-0)
1999-2000 (12): Round of 16 (defeated by Cameroon 4-0, 1-0)
2002-03 (13): Round of 32 (defeated by Chile 2-0, 1-0)
2004-05 (14): Group Stage (Honduras, Serbia and Montenegro & Trinidad and Tobago finished above)
2005-06 (15): Round of 16 (defeated by England 1-1, 3-0)
2006-07 (16): Group Stage (Slovakia, Venezuela, Albania & Russia finished above)
2007-08 (17): Group Stage (South Korea, Zambia & Iran finished above)
2009-10 (18): Group Stage (Mali & Egypt finished above)
2013-14 (19): Round of 32 (defeated by Australia 0-2, 2-0 aet 4-3 p)
2014-15 (20): Group Stage (Wales & Israel finished above)
2015-16 (21): Group Stage (Tunisia & the UAE finished above)
2016-17 (22): Round of 32 (defeated by Iran 2-0, 4-1)
2018-19 (23): Round of 32 (defeated by Bosnia and Herzegovina 2-2, 1-1)
2019-20 (24): Quarter-Finals (defeated by the Czech Republic 7-2)
2020-21 (25): Group Stage (The DR Congo & Costa Rica finished above)

Stadiums Used
Oslo (Ullevaal Stadion) - 59
Trondheim (Lerkendal Stadion) - 16
Molde (Aker Stadion) - 9
Bergen (Brann Stadion) - 8
Baerum (Nadderud Stadion) - 5
Tromso (Alfheim Stadion) - 4
Drammen (Marienlyst Stadion) - 3
Bodo (Aspmyra Stadion) - 2
Lillestrom (Arasen Stadion) - 2
Oslo (Bislett Stadion) - 2
Skien (Odd Stadion/Skagerak Arena) - 2
Fredrikstad (Fredrikstad Stadion) - 1
Haugesund (Haugesund Stadion) - 1
Kristiansand (Sor Arena) - 1
Oslo (Viking Stadion) - 1
Sarpsborg (Sarpsborg Stadion) - 1

Records
Largest win: 5-0 vs Russia, 1995-96
Heaviest loss: 0-5 vs the Netherlands, 1997-98
First game (Nations League): Italy-Norway 2-0 (Round of 16, 1992-93)
First game (World League): Algeria-Norway 1-1 (Round of 32, 1981-82)

 

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Nations League (2 titles)
1969-70 (1): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Italy 0-0, 2-0)
1971-72 (2): Semi-Finals (defeated by England 0-0, 3-1)
1972-73 (3): Finalists (defeated by the Netherlands 1-1 aet 4-2 p)
1973-74 (4): Quarter-Finals (defeated by the Netherlands 3-2, 3-0)
1974-75 (5): Winners, vs Italy 2-0 aet
1975-76 (6): Quarter-Finals (defeated by West Germany 1-1, 2-1
1976-77 (7): Winners, vs West Germany 2-0 aet
1977-78 (8): Round of 16 (defeated by West Germany 2-1, 2-2)
1978-79 (9): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Poland 4-0, 2-2)
1979-80 (10): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Argentina 1-1, 1-0)
1980-81 (11): Round of 16 (defeated by Austria 2-0, 4-0)
1981-82 (12): Round of 16 (defeated by Wales 1-1, 2-1)
1982-83 (13): Semi-Finals (defeated by Italy 0-0, 2-0)
1983-84 (14): Round of 16 (defeated by Denmark 4-2, 1-2)
1999-2000 (15): Group Stage (The United States, the Czech Republic & Romania finished above)
2001-02 (16): Group Stage (Spain, Mexico & Honduras finished above)
2004-05 (17): Group Stage (Denmark, the Czech Republic & South Korea finished above)
2005-06 (18): Finalists (defeated by the Netherlands 3-1)
2006-07 (19): Group Stage (Spain, Switzerland & Paraguay finished above)
2007-08 (20): Round of 16 (defeated by Croatia 3-0, 0-1)
2008-09 (21): Group Stage (The Netherlands & Uruguay finished above)
2016-17 (22): Round of 16 (defeated by England 2-0, 0-0)
2017-18 (23): Group Stage (Senegal & Croatia finished above)
2018-19 (24): Group Stage (Spain & England finished above)
2019-20 (25): Round of 16 (defeated by Spain 2-0, 1-0)
2020-21 (26): Quarter-Finals (defeated by England 3-1, 1-0)


World League/FIFA Cup (1 title)
1984-85 (1): Winners, vs Switzerland 3-3, 0-0
1985-86 (2): Round of 32 (defeated by Colombia 1-1, 2-0)
1986-87 (3): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Yugoslavia 1-1, 2-1)
1987-88 (4): Round of 16 (defeated by Morocco 3-1, 1-0)
1988-89 (5): Semi-Finals (defeated by Algeria 2-0, 2-0)
1989-90 (6): Round of 32 (defeated by Australia 2-0, 2-0)
1990-91 (7): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Belgium 2-2, 3-1)
1991-92 (8): Round of 32 (defeated by Egypt 2-2, 2-0)
1992-93 (9): Round of 32 (defeated by Romania 3-1, 0-1)
1993-94 (10): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Portugal 2-0, 2-1)
1994-95 (11): Semi-Finals (defeated by France 3-2, 2-0)
1995-96 (12): Round of 32 (defeated by Japan 1-1, 1-1 aet 4-2 p)
1997-98 (13): Round of 16 (defeated by Paraguay 1-1, 3-1)
1998-99 (14): Round of 32 (defeated by Costa Rica 2-2, 5-1)
2000-01 (15): Round of 16 (defeated by Tunisia 2-1, 1-0)
2002-03 (16): Round of 32 (defeated by the FR Yugoslavia 2-1, 1-1)
2003-04 (17): Round of 32 (defeated by Iran 2-1, 2-1)
2008-09 (18): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Denmark 0-0, 4-0)
2009-10 (19): Round of 32 (defeated by Slovakia 2-0, 1-2)
2010-11 (20): Group Stage (Algeria & Bosnia and Herzegovina finished above)
2011-12 (21): Round of 16 (defeated by Italy 2-2, 0-0)
2012-13 (22): Round of 16 (defeated by Croatia 4-3, 2-2)
2013-14 (23): Group Stage (Cape Verde, Slovenia & South Africa finished above)
2014-15 (24): Group Stage (Peru & Tunisia finished above)
2015-16 (25): Finalists (defeated by England 1-0)
2017-18 (26): Quarter-Finals (defeated by the Netherlands 2-2, 7-1)
2018-19 (27): Round of 16 (defeated by Japan 1-2, 3-1 aet)

Stadiums Used
Chorzow (Stadion Slaski) - 23
Warsaw (Stadion Wojska Polskiego/Pepsi Arena/Stadion im. Marszalka Jozefa Pilsudskiego) - 22
Warsaw (Stadion Dziesieciolecia) - 16
Krakow (Stadion Miejski/Stadion im. Henryka Reymana) - 13
Poznan (Stadion Miejski) - 10
Warsaw (Stadion Narodowy) - 8
Zabrze (Stadion Gornik/Stadion im. Ernesta Pohla) - 8
Poznan (Stadion Warty) - 5
Bialystok (Stadion Miejski) - 4
Gdansk (PGE Arena Gdansk/Stadion Energa) - 4
Gliwice (Stadion Miejski) - 4
Wroclaw (Stadion Miejski) - 4
Belchatow (Stadion GKS) - 3
Chorzow (Stadion Miejski) - 3
Grodzisk Wielkopolski (Stadion Dyskobolia) - 3
Lubin (Stadion Zaglebia) - 3
Wroclaw (Stadion Olimpijski) - 3
Mielec (Stadion Stali) - 2
Warsaw (Stadion Polonii) - 2
Gdansk (Stadion Lechii) - 1
Katowice (Stadion GKS) - 1
Kielce (Kolporter Arena) - 1
Lodz (Stadion Wizdewa) - 1
Szczecin (Stadion Miejski) - 1
Wronki (Stadion Amica) - 1

Records
Largest win: 5-0 vs Sweden, 1972-73; 8-3 vs Belgium, 2016-17; 5-0 vs Denmark, 2020-21
Heaviest loss: 0-4 vs Portugal, 1978-79; 0-4 vs Austria, 1980-81; 0-4 vs Spain, 2018-19
First game (Nations League): England-Poland (Round of 16, 1969-70)
First game (World League): Poland-Iran 2-1 (Round of 32, 1984-85)

 

[Wings]

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Nations League (3 titles)
1965-66 (1): Winners, vs England 4-2
1966-67 (2): Winners, vs Brazil 3-0
1967-68 (3): Quarter-Finals (defeated by England 2-0, 2-2)
1968-69 (4) : Semi-Finals (defeated by Brazil 2-0, 1-1)
1969-70 (5): Quarter-Finals (defeated by West Germany 3-2, 3-0)
1971-72 (6): Round of 16 (defeated by Poland 4-0, 3-2)
1972-73 (7): Round of 16 (defeated by West Germany 2-1, 1-0)
1973-74 (8): Round of 16 (defeated by the Netherlands 2-0, 2-0)
1974-75 (9): Round of 16 (defeated by Poland 4-1, 3-0)
1976-77 (10): Round of 16 (defeated by West Germany 3-1, 1-2)
1977-78 (11): Round of 16 (defeated by the Netherlands 4-0, 1-1)
1978-79 (12): Semi-Finals (defeated by France 4-0, 0-0)
1983-84 (13): Round of 16 (defeated by France 2-0, 1-1)
1995-96 (14): Group Stage (Spain & Romania finished above)
1996-97 (15): Semi-Finals (defeated by Italy 5-1, 1-0)
1999-2000 (16): Semi-Finals (defeated by Brazil 1-1, 3-0)
2000-01 (17): Second Group Stage (The Czech Republic, Chile & the United States finished above)
2001-02 (18): Second Group Stage (France & the Netherlands finished above)
2002-03 (19): Second Group Stage (France, Ireland & England finished above)
2003-04 (20): Semi-Finals (defeated by Germany 3-0, 2-1)
2004-05 (21): Round of 16 (defeated by Italy 3-0, 0-1)
2005-06 (22): Group Stage (The Netherlands & Denmark finished above)
2006-07 (23): Winners, vs Italy 3-0
2007-08 (24): Group Stage (Paraguay, the United States & Germany finished above)
2008-09 (25): Round of 16 (defeated by Colombia 1-1, 0-0)
2009-10 (26): Group Stage (Argentina, Cameroon & Greece finished above)
2010-11 (27): Round of 16 (defeated by Denmark 1-2, 4-0)
2011-12 (28): Round of 16 (defeated by England 1-0, 0-0)
2012-13 (29): Round of 16 (defeated by Turkey 1-3, 3-0)
2013-14 (30): Round of 16 (defeated by Ecuador 3-2, 6-1)
2014-15 (31): Group Stage (Romania, Germany & the United States finished above)
2015-16 (32): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Germany 2-1, 3-1)
2016-17 (33): Round of 16 (defeated by Brazil 0-0, 1-0)
2017-18 (34): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Spain 2-0, 3-2)
2018-19 (35): Group Stage (Colombia, Venezuela & Austria finished above)
2019-20 (36): Round of 16 (defeated by France 1-0, 0-0)
2020-21 (37): Group Stage (Argentina & Chile finished above)
2021-22 (38): Group Stage (Czech Republic & Peru finished above)

World League/FIFA Cup (2 titles)
1975-76 (1): Round of 16 (defeated by Wales 4-1, 1-0)
1979-80 (2): Winners, vs South Korea 4-0, 2-2
1980-81 (3): Round of 32 (defeated by Greece 3-2, 4-0)
1981-82 (4): Round of 16 (defeated by Bulgaria 3-2, 1-0)
1982-83 (5): Winners, vs Scotland 1-1, 4-3
1984-85 (6): Round of 16 (defeated by Ireland 5-0, 3-3)
1985-86 (7): Semi-Finals (defeated by Belgium 2-0, 1-1)
1986-87 (8): Round of 32 (defeated by South Korea 1-1, 2-1)
1987-88 (9): Round of 32 (defeated by Egypt 0-0, 3-0)
1988-89 (10): Round of 32 (defeated by Ecuador 2-1, 1-0)
1989-90 (11): Round of 16 (defeated by Egypt 0-1, 3-0)
1990-91 (12): Round of 16 (defeated by Honduras 2-0, 0-1)
1991-92 (13): Semi-Finals (defeated by the United States 3-1, 3-1)
1992-93 (14): Round of 16 (defeated by the Ivory Coast 2-0, 2-1)
1993-94 (15): Finalists (defeated by Egypt 2-1, 2-2)
1994-95 (16): Round of 32 (defeated by Slovakia 0-1, 3-0)
1997-98 (17): Round of 32 (defeated by Algeria 3-0, 2-1)
1998-99 (18): Round of 32 (defeated by Sweden 1-0, 1-2)
2005-06 (19): Semi-Finals (defeated by England 4-1, 2-2)
2020-21 (20): Round of 16 (defeated by South Korea 1-3, 2-0)
2021-22 (21):

Stadiums Used
Lisbon (Estadio Jose Alvalade (old)) - 21
Guimaraes (Estadio D. Afonso Henriques) - 17
Lisbon (Estadio da Luz (old)) - 17
Porto (Estadio das Antas) - 17
Oeiras (Estadio Nacional) - 16
Braga (Estadio AXA/Estadio Municipal) - 15
Lisbon (Estadio Jose Alvalade (new)) - 10
Funchal (Estadio dos Barreiros/Estadio do Maritimo) - 9
Porto (Estadio do Bessa (old)) - 8
Porto (Estadio do Dragao) - 6
Funchal (Estadio da Madeira) - 5
Lisbon (Estadio do Restelo) - 5
Leiria (Estadio Municipal da Marinha Grande) - 4
Vila do Conde (Estadio do Rio Ave FC) - 4
Braga (Estadio 1o de Maio) - 3
Lisbon (Estadio da Luz (new)) - 3
Pacos de Ferreira (Estadio da Mata Real) - 3
Setubal (Estadio do Bonfim) - 3
Estoril (Estadio Antonio Coimbra da Mota) - 2
Porto (Estadio do Bessa (new)) - 2
Arouca (Estadio Municipal de Arouca) - 1
Barcelos (Estadio Cidade de Barcelos) - 1
Chaves (Estadio Municipal Eng. Manuel Branco Teixeira) - 1
Guimaraes (Parque Moreira de Conegos) - 1
Matosinhos (Estadio do Mar) - 1
Ponta Delgada (Estadio de Sao Miguel) - 1
Vila Nova de Famalicao (Estadio Municipal 22 de Junho) - 1

Records
Largest win: 5-0 vs Croatia, 1999-2000; 5-0 vs Peru, 2013-14; 5-0 vs Albania, 2015-16; 5-0 vs the Czech Republic, 2021-22
Heaviest loss: 1-6 vs the Czech Republic, 2000-01; 1-6 vs Ecuador, 2013-14
First game (Nations League): Portugal-North Korea 4-0 (Round of 16, 1965-66)
First game (World League): Portugal-Australia 5-0 (Round of 32, 1975-76)

 

[Wings]

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Nations League (1 title)
1987-88 (1): Round of 16 (defeated by West Germany 2-0, 2-1)
1988-89 (2): Round of 16 (defeated by West Germany 0-0, 1-1)
1989-90 (3): Round of 16 (defeated by England 2-1, 1-1)
1990-91 (4): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Denmark 1-1, 2-1 aet)
1991-92 (5): Winners, vs Denmark 3-1 aet
1993-94 (6): Round of 16 (defeated by Russia 0-0, 2-2)
1994-95 (7): Group Stage (Spain, Bulgaria & Brazil finished above)
1995-96 (8): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Spain 1-1, 5-0)
2001-02 (9): Semi-Finals (defeated by Argentina 2-1, 3-2)
2002-03 (10): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Mexico 2-2, 3-0)
2003-04 (11): Group Stage (Uruguay, Argentina & Sweden finished above)
2004-05 (12): Finalists (defeated by Paraguay 2-0)
2005-06 (13): Group Stage (Uruguay, Greece & Spain finished above)
2011-12 (14): Round of 16 (defeated by Spain 3-1, 2-0)
2012-13 (15): Group Stage (Portugal, Russia & the Czech Republic finished above)
2016-17 (16): Group Stage (Chile, Ecuador & Croatia finished above)
2017-18 (17): Group Stage (Argentina & England finished above)
2018-19 (18): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Argentina 3-0, 2-0)
2019-20 (19): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Belgium 2-1)

World League (1 title)
1972-73 (1): Round of 32 (defeated by Northern Ireland 4-3, 1-1)
1973-74 (2): Round of 16 (defeated by Chile 3-0, 1-1)
1974-75 (3): Round of 32 (defeated by Chile 0-1, 2-0 aet)
1975-76 (4): Round of 16 (defeated by Austria 1-2, 4-2 aet)
1976-77 (5): Round of 16 (defeated by Wales 4-0, 1-3)
1977-78 (6): Round of 16 (defeated by Belgium 5-0, 2-0)
1978-79 (7): Round of 16 (defeated by Peru 0-0, 3-0)
1979-80 (8): Round of 16 (defeated by Chile 3-2, 1-0)
1980-81 (9): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Romania 3-1, 6-0)
1981-82 (10): Round of 16 (defeated by Norway 0-1, 4-3)
1982-83 (11): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Wales 1-0, 1-0)
1983-84 (12): Finalists (defeated by Chile 3-1, 1-0)
1984-85 (13): Semi-Finalists (defeated by Poland 1-0, 0-0)
1985-86 (14): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Scotland 1-1, 1-0)
1986-87 (15): Round of 32 (defeated by the United States 1-1, 0-0)
1992-93 (16): Winners, vs Belgium 0-1, 2-0
1996-97 (17): Round of 32 (defeated by Romania 2-0, 1-1)
1997-98 (18): Round of 32 (defeated by Peru 1-0, 2-3 aet)
1998-99 (19): Round of 32 (defeated by Cameroon 1-0, 2-0)
1999-2000 (20): Round of 16 (defeated by Uruguay 2-2, 1-0)
2000-01 (21): Round of 32 (defeated by Colombia 2-2, 2-0)
2006-07 (22): Round of 16 (defeated by Germany 3-1, 2-3)
2007-08 (23): Round of 32 (defeated by Albania 2-1, 2-0)
2008-09 (24): Group Stage (Latvia, Northern Ireland & Slovakia finished above)
2009-10 (25): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Ghana 2-1, 4-0)
2010-11 (26): Semi-Finals (defeated by the Netherlands 7-0, 1-2)
2013-14 (27): Round of 16 (defeated by Uzbekistan 3-2, 2-1)
2014-15 (28): Round of 32 (defeated by Greece 0-2, 2-0 aet 3-2 p)
2015-16 (29): Semi-Finals (defeated by England 1-0, 1-1)
2017-18 (30): Round of 16 (defeated by Australia 2-1, 2-2)
2020-21 (31): Round of 16 (defeated by Australia 2-0, 2-1)

Stadiums Used
Dublin (Lansdowne Road) - 67 games
Dublin (Dalymount Park) - 16
Cork (Turners Cross) - 14
Dublin (Aviva Stadium) - 14
Derry (Brandywell Stadium) - 9
Dublin (Tolka Park) - 8
Dundalk (Oriel Park) - 7
Sligo (The Showgrounds) - 7
Dublin (Tallaght Park) - 6
Drogheda (United Park) - 3
Dublin (Richmond Park) - 3
Dublin (Glenmalure Park) - 2
Dublin (Croke Park) - 1
Dublin (UCD Bowl) - 1
Longford (Flancare Park) - 1

Records
Largest win: 6-0 vs Northern Ireland, 2017-18
Heaviest loss: 0-5 vs Uruguay, 2005-06
First game (Nations League): West Germany-Republic of Ireland 2-0 (Round of 16, 1987-88)
First game (World League): Northern Ireland-Republic of Ireland 4-3 (Round of 32, 1972-73)

 

[Wings]

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Nations League
1963-64 (1): Quarter-Finals (defeated by the Soviet Union 2-2, 4-0)
1964-65 (2): Round of 16 (defeated by Hungary 3-0, 0-0)
1965-66 (3): Round of 16 (defeated by England 4-2, 1-1)
1970-71 (4): Semi-Finals (defeated by Brazil 4-1, 7-1)
1974-75 (5): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Czechoslovakia 1-1, 2-2)
1975-76 (6): Round of 16 (defeated by Czechoslovakia 6-0, 0-1)
1977-78 (7): Round of 16 (defeated by Brazil 7-1, 1-2)
1985-86 (8): Round of 16 (defeated by France 4-1, 1-1)
1986-87 (9): Round of 16 (defeated by Spain 3-2, 2-2)
1987-88 (10): Round of 16 (defeated by Czechoslovakia 1-1, 2-1)
1989-90 (11): Round of 16 (defeated by Brazil 3-1, 1-0)
1994-95 (12): Group Stage (Italy, Mexico & Switzerland finished above)
1995-96 (13): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Italy 1-0, 3-1)
1997-98 (14): Group Stage (Japan & Germany finished above)
1998-99 (15): Group Stage (The Czech Republic finished above)
1999-2000 (16): Group Stage (The United States & the Czech Republic finished above)
2000-01 (17): Group Stage (Denmark, France & Greece finished above)
2001-02 (18): Second Group Stage (Uruguay & Brazil finished above)
2002-03 (19): Group Stage (Denmark & Portugal finished above)
2003-04 (20): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Portugal 1-2, 3-0)
2005-06 (21): Round of 16 (defeated by Germany 5-1, 3-0)
2006-07 (22): Group Stage (Croatia, Argentina & Mexico finished above)
2007-08 (23): Group Stage (Argentina, Uruguay & the Ivory Coast finished above)
2008-09 (24): Semi-Finals (defeated by Brazil 5-1, 2-1)
2009-10 (25): Round of 16 (defeated by Ukraine 1-1, 3-1)
2014-15 (26): Round of 16 (defeated by Uruguay 2-0, 0-0)
2015-16 (27): Semi-Finals (defeated by Iceland 3-0, 1-2)
2016-17 (28): Group Stage (Brazil, Costa Rica & Colombia finished above)
2018-19 (29): Group Stage (Germany & Uruguay finished above)
2019-20 (30): Group Stage (Croatia & Denmark finished above)

World League
1971-72 (1): Round of 16 (defeated by Austria 0-0, 2-2)
1972-73 (2): Round of 32 (defeated by Wales 0-0, 2-0)
1973-74 (3): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Sweden 1-1, 3-1 aet)
1976-77 (4): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Turkey 1-2, 1-0)
1978-79 (5): Round of 16 (defeated by Hungary 4-0, 0-1)
1979-80 (6): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Chile 2-1, 1-1)
1980-81 (7): Semi-Finals (defeated by Greece 1-3, 3-1 aet 4-2 p)
1981-82 (8): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Sweden 1-2, 2-0)
1982-83 (9): Round of 16 (defeated by Paraguay 2-1, 0-0)
1983-84 (10): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Greece 4-3, 3-1)
1984-85 (11): Round of 32 (defeated by Australia 0-0, 4-1)
1989-90 (12): Round of 32 (defeated by Northern Ireland 2-2, 2-1)
1990-91 (13): Round of 16 (defeated by Switzerland 4-1, 1-1)
1991-92 (14): Round of 32 (defeated by Greece 2-0, 1-0)
1992-93 (15): Semi-Finals (defeated by Belgium 1-1, 2-0)
1993-94 (16): Round of 32 (defeated by Northern Ireland 1-0, 1-1)
1996-97 (17): Round of 16 (defeated by Morocco 3-3, 2-0)
1999-2000 (18): Round of 32 (defeated by Cameroon 2-2, 1-0)
2002-03 (19): Round of 16 (defeated by Chile 1-0, 2-0)
2004-05 (20): Group Stage (Jamaica, Slovenia & Peru finished above)
2010-11 (21): Group Stage (Burkina Faso & Bahrain finished above)
2011-12 (22): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Brazil 2-0, 1-2)
2012-13 (23): Group Stage (The United States, Costa Rica & Belarus finished above)
2013-14 (24): Group Stage (Australia, Iceland & Israel finished above)
2017-18 (25): Round of 16 (defeated by Greece 4-1, 1-2)
2018-19 (26): Round of 32 (defeated by Albania 2-0, 0-1)
2019-20 (27): Semi-Finals (defeated by Bosnia and Herzegovina 1-0)
2020-21 (28): Round of 32 (defeated by the Ivory Coast 2-1, 2-0)

Stadiums Used
Bucharest (Stadionul Steaua) - 43 games
Bucharest (Stadionul August 23/Stadionul National) - 29
Bucharest (Arena Nationala) - 12
Bucharest (Stadionul Dinamo) - 9
Bucharest (Stadionul Giulesti-Valentin Stanescu) - 9
Craiova (Stadionul Central/Stadionul Ion Oblemenco) - 9
Cluj (Stadionul Dr. Constantin Radulescu) - 7
Giurgiu (Stadionul Marin Anastasovici) - 5
Bistrita (Stadionul Jean Padureanu) - 3
Constanta (Stadionul Viitorul) - 3
Galati (Stadionul Otelul) - 3
Vaslui (Stadionul Municipal) - 3
Brasov (Stadionul Tineretului) - 2
Bucharest (Stadionul Cotroceni) - 2
Hunedoara (Stadionul Corvinul) - 2
Pitesti (Stadionul Nicolae Dobrin) - 2
Ploiesti (Stadionul Ilie Oana) - 2
Timisoara (Stadionul Dan Paltinisanu) - 2
Urziceni (Stadionul Tineretului) - 2
Bacau (Stadionul Municipal) - 1
Botosani (Stadionul Municipal) - 1
Bucharest (Stadionul Regie) - 1
Piatra Neamt (Stadionul Ceahlaul) - 1
Targu Jiu (Stadionul Tudor Vladimirescu) - 1
Targu Mures (Stadionul Trans-Sil) - 1

Records
Largest win: 5-0 vs the United States, 2015-16
Heaviest loss: 1-7 vs Brazil, 1970-71; 0-6 vs Czechoslovakia, 1975-76; 1-7 vs Brazil, 1977-78
First game (Nations League): Romania-Egypt 3-1 (Round of 16, 1963-64)
First game (World League): Romania-Ghana 3-1 (Round of 32, 1971-72)

 

[Wings]

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Nations League (1 title)
Playing as the Soviet Union:
1957-58 (1): Round of 16 (defeated by Spain 1-0, 5-2)
1958-59 (2): Semi-Finals (defeated by Yugoslavia 1-1, 2-1)
1959-60 (3): Semi-Finals (defeated by France 4-1, 3-0)
1960-61 (4): Round of 16 (defeated by France 0-0, 2-0)
1961-62 (5): Semi-Finals (defeated by Brazil 3-1, 3-2)
1962-63 (6): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Sweden 1-0, 1-1)
1963-64 (7): Finalists (defeated by Spain 3-1)
1964-65 (8): Round of 16 (defeated by Spain 1-3, 2-0)
1965-66 (9): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Portugal 2-0, 0-1)
1966-67 (10): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Portugal 1-3, 4-0)
1967-68 (11): Round of 16 (defeated by Portugal 1-0, 3-1)
1968-69 (12): Quarter-Finals (defeated by West Germany 1-0, 2-1)
1969-70 (13): Round of 16 (defeated by Spain 1-0, 1-1)
1970-71 (14): Finalists (defeated by Brazil 5-1)
1971-72 (15): Round of 16 (defeated by Argentina 0-0, 3-0)
1972-73 (16): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Poland 3-1, 1-0)
1974-75 (17): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Poland 0-1, 3-1)
1975-76 (18): Round of 16 (defeated by West Germany 2-0, 2-0)
1976-77 (19): Semi-Finals (defeated by West Germany 1-1, 2-1)
1977-78 (20): Round of 16 (defeated by Argentina 1-0, 1-2)
1978-79 (21): Round of 16 (defeated by Brazil 2-1, 0-0)
1979-80 (22): Semi-Finals (defeated by England 3-0, 0-1)
1980-81 (23): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Argentina 5-2, 1-1)
1981-82 (24): Round of 16 (defeated by Spain 0-1, 3-0)
1982-83 (25): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Sweden 1-1, 2-1)
1983-84 (26): Round of 16 (defeated by Scotland 1-2, 4-1)
1984-85 (27): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Belgium 3-0, 1-3)
1985-86 (28): Round of 16 (defeated by Sweden 1-1, 3-1)
1986-87 (29): Round of 16 (defeated by Mexico 1-2, 1-0)
1987-88 (30): Winners, vs France 1-0 aet
1988-89 (31): Round of 16 (defeated by Czechoslovakia 2-2, 2-0)
1989-90 (32): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Czechoslovakia 3-0, 3-1)
1990-91 (33): Round of 16 (defeated by France 2-1, 2-3)
As the CIS:
1991-92 (34): Round of 16 (defeated by Denmark 5-2, 1-2)
As Russia: 19
1993-94 (1): Group Stage (France, Spain & Norway finished above)
1995-96 (2): Group Stage (Mexico, Norway & Sweden finished above)
1996-97 (3): Group Stage (France & South Africa finished above)
1997-98 (4): Group Stage (Argentina & Mexico finished above)
1999-2000 (5): Group Stage (The Netherlands & Italy finished above)
2000-01 (6): Group Stage (Spain & England finished above)
2001-02 (7): Second Group Stage (Argentina & Spain finished above)
2002-03 (8): Group Stage (France, Japan & the FR Yugoslavia finished above)
2004-05 (9): Group Stage (Paraguay & the Netherlands finished above)
2005-06 (10): Group Stage (The Netherlands, Denmark & Portugal finished above)
2007-08 (11): Round of 16 (defeated by Paraguay 1-1, 3-0)
2008-09 (12): Group Stage (The Netherlands, Uruguay & Poland finished above)
2009-10 (13): Round of 16 (defeated by Turkey 1-1, 3-1 aet)
2010-11 (14): Group Stage (Uruguay, France & Nigeria finished above)
2011-12 (15): Group Stage (Portugal & Peru finished above)
2012-13 (16): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Bosnia and Herzegovina 4-2, 2-1)
2013-14 (17): Group Stage (Spain, the Ivory Coast & Sweden finish above)
2014-15 (18): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Germany 2-1, 2-0)
2015-16 (19): Group Stage (Iceland & Germany finished above)

World League
Playing as the Soviet Union:
1973-74 (1): Finalists (defeated by France 1-0, 1-1)
As Russia: 15
1992-93 (1): Round of 16 (defeated by Australia 3-1, 3-2)
1994-95 (2): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Slovakia 2-2, 0-0)
1998-99 (3): Round of 16 (defeated by Sweden 0-0, 1-2)
1999-2000 (4): Round of 16 (defeated by Trinidad and Tobago 3-2, 1-0)
2000-01 (5): Round of 32 (defeated by Ukraine 1-1, 2-1)
2003-04 (6): Round of 16 (defeated by Israel 2-1, 1-1)
2004-05 (7): Round of 32 (defeated by Bulgaria 2-2, 1-1)
2006-07 (8): Group Stage (Slovakia, Venezuela & Albania finished above)
2011-12 (9): Round of 32 (defeated by Brazil 1-1, 1-0)
2015-16 (10): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Ireland 1-0, 4-0)
2016-17 (11): Group Stage (Japan, Australia & Bulgaria finished above)
2017-18 (12): Round of 32 (defeated by Saudi Arabia 2-1, 1-1)
2018-19 (13): Round of 32 (defeated by Mexico 1-1, 0-0)
2019-20 (14): Group Stage (Serbia & Ecuador finished above)
2020-21 (15): Quarter-Finals (defeated by the DR Congo 2-0, 1-2)

Stadiums Used
Moscow (Central Lenin Stadium/Luzhniki Stadium) - 91
Saint Petersburg (Petrovski Stadium) - 12
Moscow (Dynamo Stadium) - 10
Kyiv (Republican Stadium) - 7
Kazan (Central Stadium) - 6
Moscow (Central Stadium Lokomotiv) - 6
Moscow (RZD Arena) - 6
Krasnodar (Krasnodar Stadium) - 4
Moscow (Eduard Streltsov Stadium) - 4
Moscow (Otkrytie Arena) - 4
Tbilisi (Dinamo Stadium) - 4
Moscow (VEB Arena) - 3
Krasnodar (Kuban Stadium) - 2
Saint Petersburg (Krestovsky Stadium/Gazprom Arena) - 2
Samara (Metallburg Stadium) - 2
Simferopol (Lokomotiv Stadium) - 2
Yerevan (Hrazdan Stadium) - 2
Grozny (Akhmad Arena) - 1
Makhatchkala (Anzhi Arena) - 1
Makhatchkala (Dynamo Stadium) - 1
Novorossiisk (Trud Stadium) - 1
Ramenskoye (Saturn Stadium) - 1
Rostov (Rostov Arena) - 1

Records
Largest win:
As the USSR/CIS: 8-2 vs Czechoslovakia, 1959-60
As Russia: 4-0 vs Montenegro, 2011-12
Heaviest loss:
As the USSR/CIS: 0-4 vs Portugal, 1966-67; 1-5 vs Brazil, 1970-71
As Russia: 0-8 vs France, 1993-94 [National Record]
First game (Nations League, as USSR): Soviet Union-Spain 0-1 (Round of 16, 1957-58)
Last game (Nations League, as USSR): Soviet Union-France 3-2 (Round of 16, 1990-91)
First game (Nations League, as CIS): Denmark-CIS 5-2 (Round of 16, 1991-92)
Last game (Nations League, as CIS): CIS-Denmark 2-1 (Round of 16, 1991-92)
First game (Nations League, as Russia): Russia-Republic of Ireland 0-0 (Round of 16, 1993-94)
First game (World League, as USSR): Soviet Union-North Korea 2-0 (Round of 32, 1973-74)
Last game (World League, as USSR): Soviet Union-France 1-1 (Final, 1973-74)
First game (World League, as Russia): Russia-Hungary 3-0 (Round of 32, 1992-93)

 

[Wings]

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Nations League (1 title)
1955-56 (1): Semi-Finals (defeated by Brazil 3-1, 1-1)
1956-57 (2): Round of 16 (defeated by England 5-2, 1-1)
1957-58 (3): Round of 16 (defeated by Austria 1-0, 1-1)
1958-59 (4): Round of 16 (defeated by the Soviet Union 2-0, 1-0)
1959-60 (5): Round of 16 (defeated by England 2-0, 1-1)
1960-61 (6): Quarter-Finals (defeated by England 0-0, 5-2)
1961-62 (7): Round of 16 (defeated by the Soviet Union 6-1, 2-1)
1962-63 (8): Finalists (defeated by Brazil 2-1 aet)
1963-64 (9): Semi-Finals (defeated by the Soviet Union 2-1, 4-1)
1964-65 (10): Winners, vs Spain 3-2
1965-66 (11): Semi-Finals (defeated by Portugal 3-1, 2-1)
1966-67 (12): Round of 16 (defeated by West Germany 2-0, 1-1)
1967-68 (13): Round of 16 (defeated by West Germany 3-2, 2-2)
1968-69 (14): Round of 16 (defeated by England 2-0, 2-0)
1969-70 (15): Round of 16 (defeated by West Germany 3-2, 1-1)
1971-72 (16): Round of 16 (defeated by Brazil 1-0, 1-0)
1973-74 (17): Round of 16 (defeated by Scotland 2-0, 0-0)
1974-75 (18): Round of 16 (defeated by England 2-0, 0-1)
1975-76 (19): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Argentina 1-1, 3-0)
1976-77 (20): Quarter-Finals (defeated by West Germany 1-1, 2-1)
1977-78 (21): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Argentina 0-0, 3-2)
1983-84 (22): Quarter-Finals (defeated by England 2-0, 0-0)
1984-85 (23): Round of 16 (defeated by the Soviet Union 4-2, 1-1)
1999-2000 (24): Group Stage (Spain, Denmark & Norway finished above)
2000-01 (25): Group Stage (Argentina, Slovakia & the FR Yugoslavia finished above)
2007-08 (26): Group Stage (Brazil, England & Denmark finished above)
2008-09 (27): Group Stage (Brazil & the Ivory Coast finished above)
2009-10 (28): Group Stage (Germany, Turkey & France finished above)
2014-15 (29): Round of 16 (defeated by Germany 3-0, 0-1)
2015-16 (30): Round of 16 (defeated by Romania 3-1, 2-0)

World League (2 titles)
1972-73 (1): Round of 32 (defeated by South Korea 1-0, 3-1)
1978-79 (2): Winners, vs Paraguay 3-2, 1-1
1979-80 (3): Round of 16 (defeated by Romania 1-0, 0-0)
1980-81 (4): Winners, vs Greece 3-0, 1-3
1981-82 (5): Round of 16 (defeated by Chile 1-0, 1-0)
1982-83 (6): Finalists (defeated by Portugal 1-1, 4-3)
1985-86 (7): Round of 16 (defeated by Ireland 1-0, 2-0)
1986-87 (8): Round of 16 (defeated by Yugoslavia 4-3, 3-2)
1987-88 (9): Round of 16 (defeated by Wales 1-0, 2-1)
1988-89 (10): Round of 32 (defeated by Northern Ireland 1-0, 1-1)
1989-90 (11): Round of 16 (defeated by Sweden 1-0, 5-2)
1990-91 (12): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Chile 2-1, 3-1)
1991-92 (13): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Portugal 1-0, 2-0)
1992-93 (14): Round of 16 (defeated by Romania 2-3, 2-0)
1993-94 (15): Round of 16 (defeated by Egypt 1-0, 1-1)
1994-95 (16): Round of 16 (defeated by Russia 1-2, 3-0)
1995-96 (17): Round of 16 (defeated by France 2-0, 8-0)
1996-97 (18): Semi-Finals (defeated by Argentina 4-1, 3-0)
1997-98 (19): Round of 16 (defeated by the FR Yugoslavia 2-1, 2-1)
1998-99 (20): Round of 16 (defeated by Paraguay 3-0, 3-1)
2001-02 (21): Finalists (defeated by Denmark 1-0)
2004-05 (22): Group Stage (Chile, Bahrain, the PR China & Morocco finished above)
2006-07 (23): Round of 16 (defeated by Morocco 2-3, 2-0)
2008-09 (24): Round of 32 (defeated by Mali 1-2, 2-0)
2010-11 (25): Group Stage (Latvia & Trinidad and Tobago finished above)
2011-12 (26): Group Stage (Belgium & Finland finished above)
2012-13 (27): Group Stage (Cameroon & Wales finished above)
2013-14 (28): Group Stage (Zambia & Haiti finished above)
2016-17 (29): Group Stage (Egypt & Mali finished above)
2017-18 (30): Group Stage (Romania & Algeria finished above)
2018-19 (31): Round of 32 (defeated by Northern Ireland 2-1, 2-3 aet)
2019-20 (32): Round of 32 (defeated by Iceland 5-0, 1-2)
2020-21 (33): Round of 32 (defeated by Northern Ireland 1-2, 1-0)
2021-22 (34): Group Stage (Turkey, Egypt & Honduras finished above)

Stadiums Used
Glasgow (Hampden Park) - 73 games
Glasgow (Ibrox Park/Ibrox Stadium) - 16
Aberdeen (Pittodrie Stadium) - 12
Glasgow (Celtic Park) - 12
Edinburgh (Tynecastle Park) - 9
Motherwell (Fir Park Stadium) - 7
Edinburgh (Easter Road) - 6
Kilmarnock (Rugby Park) - 5
Dundee (Tannadice Park) - 4
Perth (McDiarmid Park) - 4
Inverness (Caledonian Stadium) - 2
Dingwall (Victoria Park) - 1
Dunfermline (East End Park) - 1
Livingston (Almondvale Stadium) - 1

Records
Largest win: 5-0 vs Czechoslovakia, 1964-65
Heaviest loss: 1-6 vs the Soviet Union, 1961-62; 0-5 vs the FR Yugoslavia, 2000-01
First game (Nations League): Austria-Scotland 1-2 (Round of 16, 1955-56)
First game (World League): Scotland-South Korea 0-1 (Round of 32, 1972-73)

 

[Wings]

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Nations League (1 title)
As Yugoslavia:
1955-56 (1): Round of 16 (defeated by Sweden 0-1, 3-1)
1956-57 (2): Round of 16 (defeated by Spain 1-1, 3-1)
1957-58 (3): Round of 16 (defeated by West Germany 5-0, 2-2)
1958-59 (4): Finalists (defeated by Brazil 5-2)
1959-60 (5): Round of 16 (defeated by Hungary 7-1, 2-1)
1960-61 (6): Winners, vs England 2-1 aet
1961-62 (7): Finalists (defeated by Brazil 1-0)
1962-63 (8): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Scotland 1-1, 2-2)
1963-64 (9): Round of 16 (defeated by the Soviet Union 5-1, 1-1)
1966-67 (10): Round of 16 (defeated by the Soviet Union 3-2, 2-1)
1968-69 (11): Round of 16 (defeated by Hungary 2-1, 5-5)
1969-70 (12): Round of 16 (defeated by Brazil 3-0, 0-0)
1970-71 (13): Quarter-Finals (defeated by the Soviet Union 0-0, 4-2)
1971-72 (14): Round of 16 (defeated by Sweden 1-2, 3-1)
1972-73 (15): Round of 16 (defeated by the Soviet Union 1-1, 4-0)
1973-74 (16): Quarter-Finals (defeated by West Germany 4-1, 1-1)
1974-75 (17): Semi-Finals (defeated by Italy 2-0, 1-3)
1975-76 (18): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Italy 1-0, 1-2)
1978-79 (19): Round of 16 (defeated by Poland 5-1, 1-1)
1979-80 (20): Round of 16 (defeated by Argentina 2-0, 1-2)
1980-81 (21): Round of 16 (defeated by Czechoslovakia 1-2, 4-1)
1981-82 (22): Semi-Finals (defeated by Brazil 3-0, 3-0)
1982-83 (23): Round of 16 (defeated by Poland 0-0, 1-1)
1985-86 (24): Round of 16 (defeated by Denmark 1-0, 2-1)
1987-88 (25): Round of 16 (defeated by the Soviet Union 3-0, 1-0)
1988-89 (26): Round of 16 (defeated by England 2-0, 3-0)
1989-90 (27): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Spain 2-0, 1-1)
1990-91 (28): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Germany 4-0, 1-1)
1991-92 (29): Round of 16 (defeated by Ireland 0-0, 2-1)
as FR Yugoslavia:
1992-93 (30): Round of 16 (defeated by Switzerland 0-0, 2-0 aet)
1998-99 (31): Group Stage (The Czech Republic & Romania finished above)
1999-2000 (32): Second Group Stage (Portugal & Brazil finished above)
2000-01 (33): Group Stage (Argentina & Slovakia finished above)
2001-02 (34): Group Stage (Brazil, Russia & Morocco finished above)
2002-03 (35): Group Stage (France & Japan finished above)
2003-04 (36): Group Stage (Norway & Cameroon finished above)
As Serbia:
2007-08 (1): Group Stage (Spain, Bosnia and Herzegovina & Cameroon finished above)
2009-10 (2): Group Stage (Brazil, the Czech Republic & Mexico finished above)
2010-11 (3): Group Stage (Spain, the United States & the Czech Republic finished above)
2011-12 (4): Group Stage (Spain, Argentina & Mexico finished above)
2014-15 (5): Group Stage (Brazil, Croatia & Ukraine finished above)
2012-13 (6): Group Stage (France, Switzerland & the United States finished above)
2021-22 (7): Group Stage (Italy, Japan & Germany finished above)


World League/FIFA Cup (1 title)
As Yugoslavia:
1976-77 (1): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Sweden 4-0, 1-1)
1977-78 (2): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Sweden 1-1, 1-1 aet 4-3 p)
1983-84 (3): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Wales 6-0, 4-1)
1984-85 (4): Round of 32 (defeated by Algeria 1-1, 2-1)
1986-87 (5): Winners, vs Morocco 2-0, 4-0
As FR Yugoslavia:
1997-98 (6): Semi-Finals (defeated by Belgium 3-0, 3-1)
2000-01 (7): Round of 32 (defeated by Mexico 2-4, 3-0)
2002-03 (8): Round of 16 (defeated by Israel 3-1, 1-1)
2003-04 (9): Semi-Finals (defeated by France 2-0, 1-3)
2004-05 (10): Round of 32 (defeated by England 2-0, 0-0)
2005-06 (11): Group Stage (Oman, Finland & Norway finished above)
As Serbia:
2006-07 (1): Round of 16 (defeated by the Ivory Coast 2-2, 0-0)
2008-09 (2): Round of 32 (defeated by Nigeria 1-1, 2-1 aet)
2012-13 (3): Group Stage (Panama, Senegal & Benin finished above)
2013-14 (4): Round of 32 (defeated by Uzbekistan 4-0, 3-1)
2015-16 (5): Group Stage (Senegal & Ireland finished above)
2016-17 (6): Round of 32 (defeated by Northern Ireland 2-2, 2-1)
2017-18 (7): Group Stage (Mali, Hungary & Uganda finished above)
2018-19 (8): Round of 32 (defeated by Brazil 2-0, 0-1)
2019-20 (9): Round of 16 (defeated by Norway 3-0, 2-0)

Stadiums Used
Belgrade (Stadion Crvena Zvezda) - 42 games
Belgrade (Stadion JNA/Stadion Partizana) - 39
Novi Sad (Stadion Karadorde) - 10
Zagreb (Stadion Maksimir) - 10
Belgrade (Stadion na Banovom Brdu) - 6
Belgrade (Stadion Omladinski) - 5
Podgorica (Stadion Poljud) - 5
Split (Stadion Poljud) - 5
Belgrade (Stadion Milos Obilic) - 4
Belgrade (Stadion Vozdovac) - 3
Jagodina (Stadion Jagodina) - 3
Sarajevo (Stadion Kosevo) - 3
Cacak (Stadion kraj Morave) - 2
Krusevac (Stadion Mladost) - 2
Niksic (Stadion kraj Bistrice) - 2
Nis (Stadion Gradski) - 2
Smederovo (Sportski Kompleks Sartid) - 2
Uzice (Stadion Sloboda) - 2
Belgrade (Stadion Kralj Petar Privi) - 1
Belgrade (Stadion Zemun) - 1
Kula (Stadion Hajduk) - 1
Ljubljana (Stadion Bezigrad) - 1
Lucani (Stadion Mladost) - 1
Mitrovica (Stadion Gradski) - 1
Novi Pazar (Stadion Gradski) - 1
Subotica (Stadion Gradski) - 1

Records
Largest win (as Yugoslavia/FRY/SaM): 5-0 vs Scotland, 2000-01
Largest win (as Serbia): 5-0 vs the United States, 2020-21
Heaviest loss (as Yugoslavia/FRY/SaM): 1-8 vs France, 2002-03
Heaviest loss (as Serbia): 0-5 vs Spain, 2007-08
First game (Nations League, as Yugoslavia): Yugoslavia-Sweden 1-0 (Round of 16, 1955-56)
Last game (Nations League, as Yugoslavia): Republic of Ireland-Yugoslavia 2-1 (Round of 16, 1991-92)
First game (Nations League, as FRY/Serbia and Montenegro): FR Yugoslavia-Switzerland 0-0 (Round of 16, 1992-93)
Last game (Nations League, as FRY/Serbia and Montenegro): Cameroon-FR Yugoslavia 3-1 (Group Stage, 2003-04)
First game (Nations League, as Serbia): Cameroon-Serbia 3-1 (Group Stage, 2007-08)
First game (World League, as Yugoslavia): Yugoslavia-Kuwait 8-0 (Round of 32, 1976-77)
Last game (World League, as Yugoslavia): Yugoslavia-Morocco 4-0 (Final, 1986-87)
First game (World League, as FRY/Serbia and Montenegro): FR Yugoslavia-Uruguay 4-0 (Round of 32, 1997-98)
Last game (World League, as FRY/Serbia and Montenegro): Finland-Serbia and Montenegro 2-1 (Group Stage, 2005-06)
First game (World League, as Serbia): Serbia-Austria 3-0 (Group Stage, 2006-07)

 

[Wings]

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Nations League (5 titles)
1955-56 (1): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Scotland 1-0, 1-2)
1956-57 (2): Finalists (defeated by Argentina 2-1)
1957-58 (3): Quarter-Finals (defeated by West Germany 2-1, 2-2)
1958-59 (4): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Hungary 0-0, 3-1)
1959-60 (5): Quarter-Finals (defeated by France 1-3, 3-0)
1960-61 (6): Round of 16 (defeated by Sweden 2-0, 1-1)
1961-62 (7): Semi-Finals (defeated by Yugoslavia 2-2, 4-1)
1962-63 (8) : Semi-Finals (defeated by Scotland 2-2, 2-1)
1963-64 (9): Winners, vs the USSR 3-1
1964-65 (10): Finalists (defeated by Scotland 3-2)
1965-66 (11): Quarter-Finals (defeated by England 0-0, 3-1)
1966-67 (12): Quarter-Finals (defeated by West Germany 1-0, 1-2)
1967-68 (13): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Italy 3-0, 1-1)
1969-70 (14): Semi-Finals (defeated by Brazil 3-0, 0-2)
1970-71 (15): Quarter-Finals (defeated by East Germany 1-0, 2-0)
1971-72 (16): Quarter-Finals (defeated by England 1-0, 3-0)
1972-73 (17): Quarter-Finals (defeated by England 2-2, 4-2)
1973-74 (18): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Czechoslovakia 2-2, 4-1)
1974-75 (19): Round of 16 (defeated by the USSR 0-0, 2-0)
1975-76 (20): Round of 16 (defeated by England 5-0, 3-2)
1976-77 (21): Round of 16 (defeated by Hungary 1-1, 0-0)
1977-78 (22): Round of 16 (defeated by Czechoslovakia 1-0, 2-2)
1978-79 (23): Round of 16 (defeated by West Germany 3-2, 1-1)
1979-80 (24): Quarter-Finals (defeated by England 1-2, 2-0)
1980-81 (25): Finalists (defeated by Brazil 1-0)
1981-82 (26): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Brazil 3-2, 4-0)
1982-83 (27): Round of 16 (defeated by Argentina 2-2, 3-3)
1983-84 (28): Round of 16 (defeated by West Germany 1-1, 2-1)
1984-85 (29): Round of 16 (defeated by East Germany 1-1, 2-1)
1985-86 (30): Quarter-Finals (defeated by West Germany 5-1, 0-0)
1986-87 (31): Finalists (defeated by the Netherlands 4-2 aet)
1987-88 (32): Round of 16 (defeated by England 3-1, 1-0)
1988-89 (33): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Italy 3-0, 2-2)
1989-90 (34): Semi-Finals (defeated by England 1-1, 2-1)
1991-92 (35): Round of 16 (defeated by Brazil 3-1, 2-3)
1992-93 (36): Group Stage (Colombia, Denmark & Switzerland finished above)
1993-94 (37): Semi-Finals (defeated by Brazil 3-0)
1994-95 (38): Quarter-Finals (defeated by the Netherlands 4-1, 3-0)
1995-96 (39): Finalists (defeated by Norway 1-0 aet)
1996-97 (40): Semi-Finals (defeated by France 1-1, 2-1)
1997-98 (41): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Argentina 2-0, 3-0)
1998-99 (42): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Norway 2-0, 0-0)
1999-2000 (43): Winners, vs Brazil 5-3
2000-01 (44): Finalists (defeated by Croatia 3-2 aet)
2001-02 (45): Quarter-Finals (defeated by France 0-1, 3-0)
2002-03 (46): Group Stage (Italy & Sweden finished above)
2003-04 (47): Finalists (defeated by Germany 1-0)
2004-05 (48): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Ireland 0-1, 3-1)
2005-06 (49): Group Stage (Uruguay & Greece finished above)
2006-07 (50): Semi-Finals (defeated by Italy 1-2, 1-0)
2007-08 (51): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Argentina 1-2, 2-0)
2008-09 (52): Winners, vs Brazil 2-0
2009-10 (53): Quarter-Finals (defeated by the Netherlands 1-1, 3-1)
2010-11 (54): Quarter-Finals (defeated by the United States 1-2, 7-3)
2011-12 (55): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Switzerland 2-0, 1-1)
2012-13 (56): Winners, vs Bosnia and Herzegovina 2-1
2013-14 (57): Round of 16 (defeated by the United States 4-1, 2-1)
2014-15 (58): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Brazil 0-0, 2-0)
2015-16 (59): Semi-Finals (defeated by Germany 1-0, 2-2)
2016-17 (60): Group Stage (The Netherlands & England finished above)
2017-18 (61): Winners, vs Germany 1-1 aet 4-3 p
2018-19 (62): Round of 16 (defeated by Argentina 3-1, 1-1)
2019-20 (63): Quarter-Finals (defeated by England 3-0)
2020-21 (64): Round of 16 (defeated by Switzerland 3-0, 1-1)

World League/FIFA Cup (2 titles)
1990-91 (1): Round of 32 (defeated by Australia 1-0, 1-1)
2002-03 (2): Winners, vs Germany 1-0
2005-06 (3): Finalists (defeated by England 3-1 aet)
2016-17 (4): Winners, vs Croatia 3-1

World Challenge (3 titles)
2008 (1): Winners, vs United States 3-1
2009 (2): Finalists (defeated by Brazil 3-0)
2010 (3): Finalists (defeated by the United States 2-0)
2011 (4): Winners, vs Uruguay 4-1
2012 (5): Winners, vs Argentina 1-0
2013 (6): 4th place (defeated by Morocco 1-0 aet)

Stadiums Used:
Barcelona (Camp Nou) - 41 games
Madrid (Estadio Santiago Bernabeu) - 40
Valencia (Estadio de Mestella) - 23
Sevilla (Estadio Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan) - 20
Madrid (Estadio Vicente-Calderon) - 15
Vila-Real (Estadio de la Ceramica) - 12
A Coruna (Estadio Riazor) - 11
Bilbao (Estadio San Mames (old)) - 10
Sevilla (Estadio Benito Villamarin) - 7
Vigo (Estadio de Balaidos) - 6
Barcelona (Estadi de Sarria) - 5
San Sebastian (Anoeta) - 5
Zaragoza (Estadio La Romareda) - 5
Gijon (El Molinon) - 3
Malaga (Estadio de la Rosaleda) - 3
Palma de Mallorca (Estadio de Son Moix) - 3
Barcelona (Camp de les Corts) - 2
Getafe (Coliseum Alfonso Perez) - 2
Vitoria-Gasteiz (Estiadio de Mendizorrotza) - 2
Bilbao (Estadio San Mames (new)) - 1
Palma de Mallorca (Estadio Lluis Sitjar) - 1
Pampalona (Estadio El Sadar) - 1
San Sebastian (Estadio de Atotxa) - 1
Santa Cruz de Tenerife (Estadio Heliodoro Rodriguez Lopez) - 1
Santander (El Sardinero) - 1
Valencia (Estadi Ciutat de Valencia) - 1
Valladollid (Estadio Jose-Zorrilla) - 1

Records:
Largest win: 8-0 vs the United States, 2019-20
Heaviest loss: 0-5 vs England, 1975-76
First game (Nations League): Italy-Spain 1-1 (Round of 16, 1955-56)
First game (World League): Spain-Australia 0-1 (Round of 32, 1990-91)
First game (World Challenge): Japan-Spain 0-3 (Semi-Finals, 2008)

 

[Wings]

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Nations League
1955-56 (1): Semi-Finals (defeated by Hungary 5-0, 4-0)
1956-57 (2): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Sweden 3-1, 1-1)
1957-58 (3): Round of 16 (defeated by Hungary 1-0, 1-2)
1959-60 (4): Semi-Finals (defeated by Brazil 3-1, 2-3)
1960-61 (5): Quarter-Finals (defeated by France 2-1, 2-0)
1961-62 (6): Quarter-Finals (defeated by the Soviet Union 3-0, 5-4)
1962-63 (7): Semi-Finals (defeated by Brazil 3-0, 1-0)
1963-64 (8): Round of 16 (defeated by Italy 3-1, 0-0)
1968-69 (9): Round of 16 (defeated by Czechoslovakia 4-2, 1-2)
1969-70 (10): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Spain 4-0, 1-1)
1970-71 (11): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Romania 2-0, 2-0)
1971-72 (12): Semi-Finals (defeated by West Germany 0-2, 4-1)
1972-73 (13): Round of 16 (defeated by Poland 5-0, 4-5)
1982-83 (14): Semi-Finals (defeated by France 2-1, 2-1)
1984-85 (15): Round of 16 (defeated by Brazil 3-0, 1-3)
1985-86 (16): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Denmark 1-2, 2-0)
1986-87 (17): Round of 16 (defeated by the Netherlands 3-1, 0-1)
1987-88 (18): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Czechoslovakia 0-0, 2-1)
1988-89 (19): Round of 16 (defeated by France 1-1, 4-1)
1990-91 (20): Round of 16 (defeated by Argentina 2-1, 0-0)
1991-92 (21): Group Stage (Denmark, Argentina & Belgium finished above)
1992-93 (22): Round of 16 (defeated by the Netherlands 1-0, 0-0)
1993-94 (23): Round of 16 (defeated by Brazil 2-0, 0-1)
1994-95 (24): Group Stage (Denmark, the Netherlands & Argentina finished above)
1995-96 (25): Group Stage (Mexico & Norway finished above)
1996-97 (26): Group Stage (The Netherlands & the Czech Republic finished above)
1999-2000 (27): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Portugal 1-1, 4-0)
2000-01 (28): Group Stage (Spain, England & Russia finished above)
2001-02 (29): Group Stage (Argentina, Romania & Belgium finished above)
2002-03 (30): Second Group Stage (The Netherlands, the Czech Republic & South Korea finished above)
2003-04 (31): Group Stage (Uruguay & Argentina finished above)
2004-05 (32): Round of 16 (defeated by Ireland 3-0, 0-0)
2005-06 (33): Group Stage (Mexico & South Korea finished above)
2006-07 (34): Group Stage (The Czech Republic, Portugal & Colombia finished above)
2007-08 (35): Semi-Finals (defeated by Italy 0-1, 3-0)
2008-09 (36): Round of 16 (defeated by Brazil 2-1, 1-0)
2011-12 (37): Finalists (defeated by Germany 2-0 aet)
2012-13 (38): Group Stage (Uruguay, South Korea & Greece finished above)
2013-14 (39): Group Stage (Spain & the Ivory Coast finished above)
2014-15 (40): Group Stage (Belgium, France & England finished above)
2017-18 (41): Group Stage (France, Ukraine & Chile finished above)
2018-19 (42): Group Stage (Belgium, the Netherlands & Northern Ireland finished above)
2019-20 (43): Round of 16 (defeated by England 5-0, 4-1)
2020-21 (44): Round of 16 (defeated by France 2-0, 1-0)

World League (2 titles)
1973-74 (1): Semi-Finals (defeated by the Soviet Union 0-1, 2-0)
1974-75 (2): Finalists (defeated by Mexico 2-0, 3-2)
1975-76 (3): Winners, vs Chile 4-2, 3-0
1976-77 (4): Finalists (defeated by Bulgaria 5-0, 1-6)
1977-78 (5): Winners, vs Belgium 2-0, 3-1
1978-79 (6): Round of 32 (defeated by Hungary 2-1, 1-1)
1979-80 (7): Round of 16 (defeated by Uruguay 1-3, 4-0)
1980-81 (8): Round of 16 (defeated by Hungary 2-2, 2-0)
1981-82 (9): Semi-Finals (defeated by Northern Ireland 0-3, 7-0)
1983-84 (10): Round of 32 (defeated by Greece 2-2, 4-1)
1989-90 (11): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Switzerland 2-1, 2-0)
1997-98 (12): Round of 16 (defeated by the Ivory Coast 1-1, 3-1)
1998-99 (13): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Cameroon 5-5, 4-2)
2003-04 (14): Semi-Finals (defeated by Japan 1-0, 2-3)
2005-06 (15): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Finland 2-4, 3-0)
2009-10 (16): Group Stage (Venezuela, Iran & Togo finished above)
2010-11 (17): Round of 32 (defeated by Iceland 3-0, 1-3)
2013-14 (18): Round of 16 (defeated by Zambia 2-2, 2-0)
2015-16 (19): Group Stage (Uzbekistan & Mali finished above)
2016-17 (20): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Ghana 1-2, 2-0)


Stadiums Used
Solna (Rasunda Stadion) - 91 games
Gothenburg (Ullevi) - 25
Malmo (Swedbank Stadion) - 9
Boras (Boras Arena) - 8
Malmo (Malmo Stadion) - 8
Solna (Friends Arena) - 8
Stockholm (Olympiastadion) - 7
Helsingborg (Olympia) - 5
Kalmar (Fredriksskans) - 5
Norrkoping (Idrottspark/Ostgotaporten) - 5
Gothenburg (Gamla Ullevi) - 4
Stockholm (Soderstadion) - 3
Stockholm (Tele2 Arena) - 3
Gothenburg (Rambergsvallen) - 2
Gothenburg (Bravida Arena) - 1
Halmstad (Orjans Vall) - 1
Orebro (Behrn Arena) - 1
Trelleborg (Vangavallen) - 1

Records
Largest win: 10-0 vs Tunisia, 1999-2000
Heaviest loss: 0-5 vs Hungary, 1955-56; 0-5 vs Poland, 1972-73; 0-5 vs England, 2019-20
First game (Nations League): Yugoslavia-Sweden 1-0 (Round of 16, 1955-56)
First game (World League): Sweden-PR China 4-0 (Round of 32, 1973-74)

 

[Wings]

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Nations League
1992-93 (1): Group Stage (Colombia & Denmark finished above)
1993-94 (2): Group Stage (Brazil & the Netherlands finished above)
1994-95 (3): Group Stage (Italy & Mexico finished above)
1995-96 (4): Group Stage (Italy, the Republic of Ireland & Brazil finished above)
2006-07 (5): Round of 16 (defeated by Brazil 2-0, 1-1)
2009-10 (6): Group Stage (Russia, the Ivory Coast & Chile finished above)
2010-11 (7): Group Stage (Denmark, Argentina & Croatia finished above)
2011-12 (8): Semi-Finals (defeated by Sweden 2-0, 3-1)
2012-13 (9): Group Stage (defeated by England, Norway & France)
2013-14 (10): Group Stage (The Czech Republic, France & Argentina finished above)
2014-15 (11): Group Stage (Spain & Turkey finished above)
2015-16 (12): Group Stage (Italy & Romania finished above)
2016-17 (13): Group Stage (The United States & Germany finished above)
2017-18 (14): Semi-Finals (defeated by Germany 1-1, 2-1 aet)
2018-19 (15): Round of 16 (defeated by France 0-0, 2-0 aet)
2019-20 (16): Group Stage (Uruguay, Sweden & Slovakia finished above)
2020-21 (17): Semi-Finals (defeated by Belgium 2-1, 2-1)

World League (1 title)
1971-72 (1): Finalists (defeated by France 1-2, 5-2)
1972-73 (2): Round of 32 (defeated by Nigeria 1-2, 3-0)
1973-74 (3): Round of 32 (defeated by Greece 1-3, 2-0)
1974-75 (4): Round of 16 (defeated by Sweden 3-2, 1-0)
1975-76 (5): Round of 16 (defeated by Sweden 3-1, 3-0)
1976-77 (6): Round of 32 (defeated by Bulgaria 5-0, 3-1)
1980-81 (7): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Greece 5-1, 1-0)
1981-82 (8): Round of 16 (defeated by Iraq 1-1, 2-0)
1982-83 (9): Round of 16 (defeated by Denmark 2-2, 1-0)
1983-84 (10): Round of 16 (defeated by Ireland 2-3, 4-0)
1984-85 (11): Finalists (defeated by Poland 3-3, 0-0)
1985-86 (12): Round of 16 (defeated by Belgium 2-0, 2-0)
1986-87 (13): Round of 32 (defeated by Australia 2-1, 1-1)
1987-88 (14): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Belgium 1-2, 4-1)
1988-89 (15): Round of 16 (defeated by Morocco 3-0, 0-1)
1989-90 (16): Semi-Finals (defeated by Nigeria 1-0, 0-0)
1990-91 (17): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Australia 1-1, 2-2)
1991-92 (18): Winners, vs the United States 1-0, 0-0
1996-97 (19): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Argentina 1-0, 2-0)
1999-2000 (20): Semi-Finals (defeated by Argentina 2-1, 4-1)
2003-04 (21): Round of 32 (defeated by the Netherlands 1-2, 4-1 aet)
2004-05 (22): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Costa Rica 3-1, 0-0)
2005-06 (23): Round of 16 (defeated by Portugal 2-2, 0-0)
2007-08 (24): Group Stage (Ecuador, Tunisia, Albania & Uzbekistan finished above)
2008-09 (25): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Latvia 0-1, 1-0 aet 4-2 p)
2014-15 (26): Round of 32 (defeated by Montenegro 2-1, 2-1)
2015-16 (27): Round of 16 (defeated by the Czech Republic 1-0, 1-0)
2016-17 (28): Round of 32 (defeated by Mali 1-1, 3-0)

Stadiums Used
Bern (Wankdorf-Stadion) - 33
Basel (Stadion St.Jakob) - 20
Zurich (Letzigrund Stadion) - 19
Bern (Stade de Suisse) - 18
Zurich (Hardturm) - 7
Lausanne (Stade Olympique de la Pontaise) - 6
Basel (St. Jakob-Park) - 5
Luzern (Stadion Allmend) - 5
Neuchatel (Stade de la Maladiere) - 5
Geneva (Stade de Geneve) - 4
Luzern (Swissporarena) - 4
Saint-Gallen (Espenmoos) - 4
Geneva (Stade des Charmilles) - 2
Lugano (Stadio Comunale Cornaredo) - 2
Saint-Gallen (Kybunpark) - 2
Sion (Stade de Tourbillon) - 2
Thun (Stadion Lachen) - 2
Thun (Stockhorn Arena) - 2
Aarau (Brugglifeld Stadion) - 1

Records
Largest win: 6-1 vs Wales, 2016-17
Heaviest loss: 0-6 vs Argentina, 2013-14
First game (Nations League): FR Yugoslavia-Switzerland 0-0 (Round of 16, 1992-93)
First game (World League): Switzerland-Greece 6-0 (Round of 32, 1971-72)

 

[Wings]

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Nations League
2000-01 (1): Second Group Stage (Spain, Croatia & Denmark finished above)
2002-03 (2): Group Stage (Brazil, Uruguay & Croatia finished above)
2003-04 (3): Group Stage (Norway, Cameroon & Serbia and Montenegro finished above)
2004-05 (4): Group Stage (Nigeria, Argentina & Saudi Arabia finished above)
2005-06 (5): Group Stage (United States & Colombia finished above)
2006-07 (6): Round of 16 (defeated by Ecuador 3-0, 2-1)
2007-08 (7): Group Stage (Croatia & Greece finished above)
2008-09 (8): Quarter-Finals (defeated by the Netherlands 3-0, 1-0)
2009-10 (9): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Uruguay 0-1, 3-0)
2010-11 (10): Round of 16 (defeated by the United States 2-0, 1-2)
2011-12 (11): Group Stage (United States & the Netherlands finished above)
2012-13 (12): Semi-Finals (defeated by Spain 1-0, 2-0)
2014-15 (13): Round of 16 (defeated by Brazil 5-0, 2-1)
2016-17 (14): Group Stage (Argentina & Mexico finished above)
2020-21 (15): Group Stage (Argentina, Chile & Portugal finished above)

World League/FIFA Cup
1972-73 (1): Round of 32 (defeated by Uruguay 3-1, 2-0)
1973-74 (2): Round of 16 (defeated by the USSR 1-1, 1-0)
1974-75 (3): Round of 32 (defeated by Bulgaria 5-0, 1-1)
1975-76 (4): Round of 16 (defeated by Chile 1-1, 2-1)
1976-77 (5): Semi-Finals (defeated by Sweden 2-2, 5-0)
1977-78 (6): Round of 32 (defeated by Wales 5-0, 0-2)
1978-79 (7): Round of 32 (defeated by Chile 2-0, 4-2)
1979-80 (8): Semi-Finals (defeated by South Korea 1-1, 4-0)
1982-83 (9): Round of 32 (defeated by Paraguay 2-0, 2-1)
1988-89 (10): Round of 32 (defeated by Poland 2-1, 1-0)
1994-95 (11): Round of 32 (defeated by Egypt 3-2, 2-0)
1995-96 (12): Quarter-Finals (defeated by England 2-0, 2-1)
1996-97 (13): Round of 32 (defeated by Morocco 1-0, 2-0)
1997-98 (14): Round of 32 (defeated by Sweden 1-1, 3-2)
1998-99 (15): Round of 32 (defeated by Belgium 0-0, 1-0)
1999-2000 (16): Round of 32 (defeated by Switzerland 2-0, 4-2)
2001-02 (17): Round of 16 (defeated by England 0-3, 4-0 aet)
2005-06 (18): Quarter-Finals (defeated by Spain 4-0, 0-0)
2007-08 (19): Round of 32 (defeated by Zambia 1-2, 3-1)
2011-12 (20): Round of 16 (defeated by Brazil 0-1, 4-0)
2013-14 (21): Group Stage (Algeria & Austria finished above)
2015-16 (22): Round of 32 (defeated by the DR Congo 1-0, 1-1)
2016-17 (23): Round of 16 (defeated by Northern Ireland 2-2, 6-1)
2017-18 (24): Round of 32 (defeated by the Czech Republic 1-0, 1-1)
2018-19 (25): Round of 32 (defeated by the Czech Republic 1-1, 2-1)
2019-20 (26): Group Stage (Montenegro, Finland & Iraq finished above)

Stadiums Used:
Istanbul (BJK Inonu Stadium) - 25
Istanbul (Ali Sami Yen Stadi) - 15
Istanbul (Sukru Saracoglu Stadium) - 15
Trabzon (Huseyin Avni Aker Stadyumu) - 12
Ankara (Cebeci Inonu Stadi) - 8
Istanbul (Turk Telekom Stadium) - 6
Istanbul (Vodafone Park) - 5
Istanbul (Ataturk Olympic Stadium) - 4
Istanbul (Faith Terim Stadium) - 4
Izmir (Izmir Ataturk Stadyumu) - 3
Sivas (4 Eylul Stadium) - 3
Bursa (Bursa Ataturk Stadyumu) - 2
Denzili (Ataturk Stadium) - 1
Gaziantep (Kamil Ocak Stadium) - 1
Kayseri (Kadir-Has Stadyumu) - 1
Konya (Buyuksehir Belediye Stadyumu) - 1

Records:
Largest win: 4-0 vs Northern Ireland, 2007-08; 4-0 vs Czech Republic 2008-09; 4-0 vs Colombia, 2012-13
Heaviest loss: 0-5 vs Brazil, 2014-15
First game (Nations League): Paraguay-Turkey 0-0 (Group Stage, 2000-01)
First game (World League): Uruguay-Turkey 3-1 (Round of 32, 1972-73)