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MATCH PRESS KITKrakow, Poland

Thursday 1 December 201618.00CET

Last updated 01/12/2016 15:07CET

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Background 2Pots 3How the draw will work 4Pot 1 5Pot 2 15Pot 3 25Coaches 45Venues 46Qualifying round 47Under-21 finals 58Facts & figures 64

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BackgroundUseful linkUEFA European Under-21 Championship http://www.uefa.com/under21/index.html

UEFA President, Aleksander Čeferin:"The UEFA European Under-21 Championship provides young players with a crucial transition between youth footballand the full international stage. We have seen previously how many of the game's big stars have displayed theirblossoming talents at this level over the years. Next year in Poland, more young players than ever before will have theopportunity to shine on this platform since the final tournament will feature 12 participating teams for the first time."

PZPN president, Zbigniew Boniek: "Poland is proud to have been chosen to host this prestigious and acclaimed tournament, which will see many of thetop players of the not-too-distant future take another important step along their career paths. We are looking forwardto seeing them in action and we are sure that the many fans and visitors who come to our country for the event willenjoy a unique and memorable experience."

Key dates1 December 2016: Final tournament draw16–30 June 2017: Final tournament across six venues in Poland

UEFA Corporate social media: Twitter: @UEFAFacebook: @UEFAInstagram: @uefa_official

2017 UEFA European Under-21 Championship social media:Twitter: @UEFAUnder21Facebook: @under21Hashtag: #U21EURO

Team hashtagsCzech Republic: #CZEDenmark: #DENEngland: #ENGFYR Macedonia: #MKDGermany: #GERItaly: #ITAPoland: #POLPortugal: #PORSerbia: #SRBSlovakia: #SVKSpain: #ESPSweden: #SWE

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UEFA EUROPEAN UNDER 21 CHAMPIONSHIP 2017 - FT DRAW Thursday 1 December 2016 - 18.00CET (18.00 local time)Match press kit Poland, Krakow

http://www.uefa.com/under21/index.html

Pots

POT 1Poland*

Germany

Portugal

POT 2England

Spain

Denmark

POT 3Italy

Sweden

Czech Republic

Serbia

Slovakia

FYR Macedonia

* Hosts Poland will be automatically assigned as the top seeds in Group A

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Draw system

Hosts Poland will be placed in position one of Group A, with the rest of the 11 qualifiers ranked by coefficient. Thetop two, Germany and Portugal, will form Pot 1 and will be drawn into the first positions in Groups B and C.

The next three teams – England, Spain and Denmark – will be in Pot 2. The remainder, including holders Sweden,will be in Pot 3 and will be picked to fill two positions each in the three groups before Pot 2 is drawn.

The pots

Hosts: Poland (position 1 in Group A)

Pot 1: Germany, Portugal

Pot 2: England, Spain, Denmark

Pot 3: Italy, Sweden (holders), Czech Republic, Serbia, Slovakia, FYR Macedonia

Match dates

Group A: 16, 19, 22 JuneGroup B: 17, 20, 23 JuneGroup C: 18, 21, 24 JuneSemi-final 1 (Winner A v Runner-up B/C or Winner C): 27 JuneSemi-final 2 (Winner B v Runner-up A or Winner C): 27 JuneFinal: 30 June

Venues

Kielce (Group A)Lublin (Group A)Gdynia (Group B)Bydgoszcs (Group B)Tychy (Group C, semi-final)Krakow (Group C, semi-final, final)

How the draw will workGermany and Portugal will join hosts Poland in the first tier of seeds for the UEFA European Under-21 Championshipfinals draw streamed live from Krakow's ICE Congress Centre at 18:00CET on 1 December.

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Pot 1

* Hosts Poland will be automatically assigned as the top seeds in Group A

Poland* Germany Portugal

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Poland - Team profile

PolandPrevious final tournaments: 5U21 best: quarter-finals – five occasionsHow they qualified: hostsTop scorer in qualifying: N/ADid you know? Poland have not been in an U21 finals since 1994.

Tournament record2015: did not qualify2013: did not qualify2011: did not qualify2009: did not qualify2007: did not qualify2006: did not qualify2004: play-offs2002: play-offs2000: play-offs1998: did not qualify1996: did not qualify1994: quarter-finals1992: quarter-finals1990: did not qualify1988: did not qualify1986: quarter-finals1984: quarter-finals1982: quarter-finals1980: did not qualify1978: did not qualify

Biggest winsFinal tournament N/A

Qualifying 7-0: Poland v San Marino, 01/04/03Qualifying group stage, GKS Nowiny, Nowiny7-0: Poland v San Marino, 27/04/93Qualifying group stage, GKS, Belchatow

Heaviest defeatsFinal tournament N/A

Qualifying 5-0: England v Poland, 26/03/99Qualifying group stage, The Dell, Southampton5-0: Denmark v Poland, 11/03/92Quarter-final first leg, Aalborg Stadion, Aalborg5-0: Hungary v Poland, 26/03/86Quarter-final second leg, Gyöngyösi Városi Sport es Rendezvény Csarnok, Gyongyos

Poland

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Poland - Team facts

UEFA European Under-21 ChampionshipPld W D L GF GA

Overall 154 73 30 51 267 227Final tournament 10 1 3 6 9 26Qualifying 144 72 27 45 258 201

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Poland v Czech Republic

No previous meetings

Poland v Denmark

Competition Pld W D L GF GAU21 4 1 1 2 4 12

Poland v England


Poland v FYR Macedonia


Poland v Italy


Poland v Serbia


Poland v Slovakia


Poland v Spain


Poland v Sweden


Poland - Head to head against teams in other pots

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Germany - Team profile

GermanyPrevious final tournaments: 8 (plus two as West Germany)U21 best: winners – 2009How they qualified: Group 7 winnersTop scorer in qualifying: Davie Selke (7)Did you know? Germany had the only perfect record in qualifying.

Tournament record2015: semi-finals2013: group stage2011: did not qualify2009: winners2007: play-offs2006: group stage2004: group stage2002: did not qualify2000: did not qualify1998: quarter-finals1996: quarter-finals1994: did not qualify1992: quarter-finals1990: quarter-finals1988: did not qualify1986: did not qualify1984: did not qualify1982: runners-up1980: did not enter1978: did not enter

Biggest winsFinal tournament 5-0: Germany v USSR, 30/04/82Semi-finals, (Old) Tivoli, Aachen

Qualifying 0-11: San Marino v Germany, 17/11/09 Qualifying group stage, Stadio Olimpico, Serravalle

Heaviest defeats Final tournament 5-0: Portugal v Germany, 27/06/15Semi-finals, Ander Stadium, Olomouc

Qualifying 4-1: Iceland v Germany, 11/08/10 Qualifying group stage, Kaplakrikavöllur, Hafnarfjordur

Germany

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Germany - Team facts



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Germany v Czech Republic


Germany v Denmark


Germany v England


Germany v FYR Macedonia


Germany v Italy


Germany v Serbia


Germany v Slovakia


Germany v Spain


Germany v Sweden


Germany - Head to head against teams in other pots

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Portugal - Team profile

PortugalPrevious final tournaments: 7U21 best: runners-up – 2015How they qualified: Group 4 winnersTop scorer in qualifying: Gonçalo Paciência, André Silva (4)Did you know? Hungary drew 3-3 with Portugal in qualifying, the same scoreline as when their senior teams met atUEFA EURO 2016.

Tournament record2015: runners-up2013: did not qualify2011: did not qualify2009: did not qualify2007: group stage2006: group stage2004: third place2002: group stage2000: play-offs1998: did not qualify1996: quarter-finals1994: runners-up1992: did not qualify1990: did not qualify1988: did not qualify1986: did not qualify1984: did not qualify1982: did not enter1980: did not qualify1978: did not qualify

Biggest winsFinal tournament: 5-0: Portugal v Germany, 27/06/15Semi-finals, Ander Stadium, Olomouc

Qualifying8-1: Portugal v Armenia, 19/08/97Qualifying group stage, Estádio António Coimbra Da Mota, Estoril7-0: Portugal v Cyprus, 05/06/01Qualifying group stage, Municipal de Abrantes, Abrantes7-0: Portugal v Malta, 18/06/93Qualifying group stage, Primeiro de Maio, Braga

Heaviest defeatsFinal tournament3-1: Italy v Portugal, 05/06/04Semi-finals, Ruhrstadion, Bochum3-1: Sweden v Portugal, 28/05/04Group stage, Carl-Benz-Stadion, Mannheim0-2: Portugal v Serbia and Montenegro, 25/05/06Group stage, Estádio Cidade de Barcelos, Barcelos0-2: Portugal v Switzerland, 20/05/02Group stage, Hardturm, Zurich

Qualifying6-0: Italy v Portugal, 02/12/87Qualifying group stage, Leonardo Garilli, Piacenza

Portugal

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Portugal - Team facts



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Portugal v Czech Republic


Portugal v Denmark


Portugal v England


Portugal v FYR Macedonia


Portugal v Italy


Portugal v Serbia


Portugal v Slovakia


Portugal v Spain


Portugal v Sweden


Portugal - Head to head against teams in other pots

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Pot 2England Spain Denmark

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England - Team profile

EnglandPrevious final tournaments: 13U21 best: winners – 1982, 1984How they qualified: Group 9 winnersTop scorer in qualifying: Marcus Rashford, Chuba Akpom (3)Did you know? England have qualified for their sixth consecutive tournament.

Tournament record2015: group stage2013: group stage2011: group stage2009: runnners-up2007: semi-finals2006: play-offs2004: did not qualify2002: group stage2000: group stage1998: play-off1996: did not qualify1994: did not qualify1992: did not qualify1990: did not qualify1988: semi-finals1986: semi-finals1984: winners1982: winners1980: semi-finals1978: semi-finals

Biggest winsFinal tournament6-0: England v Turkey 29/05/00Group stage, Tehelne Pole, Bratislava

Qualifying 9-0: England v San Marino 19/11/20132015 qualifying group stage, Greenhous Meadow, Shrewsbury

Biggest defeatsFinal tournament 4-0: Germany v England 29/06/2009Final, Malmö New Stadium, Malmo

Qualifying: 4-0: Romania v England 14/10/19801982 qualifying group stage, Ilie Oana, Ploiesti

England

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England - Team facts



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England v Czech Republic


England v FYR Macedonia


England v Germany


England v Italy


England v Poland


England v Portugal


England v Serbia


England v Slovakia


England v Sweden


England - Head to head against teams in other pots

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Spain - Team profile

SpainPrevious final tournaments: 12U21 best: winners – 1986, 1998, 2011, 2013How they qualified: play-off victory v Austria (Group 6 runners-up)Top scorer in qualifying: Gerard Deulofeu (8)Did you know? Spain missed the 2015 final tournament despite having won the previous two editions.

Tournament record 2015: play-offs2013: winners2011: winners 2009: group stage2007: play-offs2006: did not qualify2004: play-offs2002: play-offs2000: third place1998: winners1996: runners-up1994: third place1992: did not qualify1990: quarter-finals1988: quarter-finals1986: winners1984: runners-up1982: quarter-finals1980: did not qualify1978: did not qualify

Biggest winsFinal tournament3-0: Spain v Norway 15/06/13Semi-finals, Netanya Municipal Stadium, Netanya3-0: Spain v Netherlands 12/06/13Group stage, Ha Moshava, Petah Tikva0-3: Ukraine v Spain 19/06/11Group stage, Herning Stadion, Herning

Qualifying 14-0: Spain v San Marino 08/02/05Qualifying group stage, Santo Domingo, El Ejido

Heaviest defeatsFinal tournament2-0: England v Spain 18/06/09Group stage, Gamla Ullevi, Gothenburg2-0: Portugal v Spain 15/04/94Semi-finals, Costières, Nimes

Qualifying 5-0: Netherlands v Spain 16/02/83Qualifying group stage, Galgenwaard, Utrecht

Spain

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Spain - Team facts



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Spain v Czech Republic


Spain v FYR Macedonia


Spain v Germany


Spain v Italy


Spain v Poland


Spain v Portugal


Spain v Serbia


Spain v Slovakia


Spain v Sweden


Spain - Head to head against teams in other pots

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Denmark - Team profile

DenmarkPrevious final tournaments: 6U21 best: semi-finals – 1992, 2015How they qualified: Group 5 winnersTop scorer in qualifying: Marcus Ingvartsen (8)Did you know? Denmark lost to neighbours Sweden in the 2015 semi-finals.

Tournament record2015: semi-finals2013: play-offs2011: group stage2009: play-offs2007: did not qualify2006: group stage2004: play-offs2002: did not qualify2000: did not qualify1998: did not qualify1996: did not qualify1994: did not qualify1992: semi-finals1990: did not qualify1988: did not qualify1986: quarter-finals1984: did not qualify1982: did not qualify1980: did not qualify1978: quarter-finals

Biggest winsFinal tournament2-0: Denmark v Serbia, 23/06/15Group stage, Letná Stadium, Prague

Qualifying9-0: Denmark v Luxembourg, 11/10/02Qualifying group stage, Farum Park, Farum

Heaviest defeatsFinal tournament1-4: Denmark v Sweden, 27/06/15Semi-finals, Letná Stadium, Prague

Qualifying6-0: Bulgaria v Denmark, 25/04/89Qualifying group stage, Narodna Armija, Sofia

Denmark

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Denmark - Team facts



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Denmark v Czech Republic


Denmark v FYR Macedonia


Denmark v Germany


Denmark v Italy


Denmark v Poland


Denmark v Portugal


Denmark v Serbia


Denmark v Slovakia


Denmark v Sweden


Denmark - Head to head against teams in other pots

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Pot 3Italy Sweden Czech Republic Serbia Slovakia

FYR Macedonia

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Italy - Team profile

ItalyPrevious final tournaments: 18U21 best: winners – 1992, 1994, 1996, 2000, 2004How they qualified: Group 2 winnersTop scorer in qualifying: Marco Benassi (3)Did you know? Italy's five titles is more than any other nation has managed to win.

Tournament record2015: group stage2013: runners-up2011: play-offs 2009: semi-finals2007: group stage2006: group stage2004: winners2002: semi-finals2000: winners1998: did not qualify1996: winners1994: winners1992: winners1990: semi-finals1988: quarter-finals1986: runners-up1984: semi-finals1982: quarter-finals1980: quarter-finals1978: quarter-finals

Biggest winsFinal tournament 4-0: Italy v Israel, 08/06/13Group stage, Bloomfield Stadium, Tel Aviv

Qualifying 8-1: Italy v Wales, 05/09/03Qualifying group stage, Stadio Fortunato, Pavia7-0: Italy v Liechtenstein, 06/09/12Qualifying group stage, Stadio Ceravolo, Catanzaro7-0: Italy v Estonia, 23/03/95Qualifying group stage, Stadio Ceravolo, Catanzaro

Heaviest defeatsFinal tournament 3-1: USSR v Italy, 02/04/80Quarter-finals, Razdam Stadium, Jereven3-1: England v Italy, 18/04/84 Quarter-finals, Maine Road, Manchester

Qualifying6-0: Norway v Italy, 05/06/91Qualifying group stage, Stavanger Stadion, Stavanger

Italy

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Italy - Team facts



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Italy v Denmark


Italy v England


Italy v Germany


Italy v Poland


Italy v Portugal


Italy v Spain


Italy - Head to head against teams in other pots

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Sweden - Team profile

SwedenPrevious final tournaments: 7U21 best: winners – 2015How they qualified: Group 6 winnersTop scorer in qualifying: Kristoffer Olsson, Gustav Engvall (3)Did you know? Sweden beat Portugal on penalties to win the 2015 U21 EURO title.

Tournament record2015: winners2013: play-offs2011: play-offs2009: semi-finals2007: play-offs2006: did not qualify2004: fourth place2002: play-offs2000: did not qualify1998: quarter-finals1996: did not qualify1994: did not qualify1992: runners-up1990: semi-finals1988: did not qualify1986: quarter-finals1984: did not qualify1982: did not qualify1980: did not qualify1978: did not qualify

Biggest winsFinal tournament 5-1: Sweden v Belarus, 16/06/09Group stage, Malmö New Stadium, Malmo

Qualifying 6-0: Sweden v Malta, 03/06/05Qualifying group stage, Örjans vall, Halmstad6-0: Sweden v Bulgaria, 06/10/92Qualifying group stage, Örjans vall, Halmstad6-0: Sweden v Cyprus, 01/05/91Qualifying group stage, Olympia, Helsingborg

Heaviest defeatsFinal tournament 1-0: Norway v Sweden, 24/05/98Quarter-finals, Steaua Stadium, Bucharest1-2: Sweden v Italy, 19/06/09Group stage, Olympia, Helsingborg

Qualifying 6-0: Ukraine v Sweden, 31/05/12Qualifying group stage, Obolon-Arena, Kyiv

Sweden

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Sweden - Team facts



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Sweden v Denmark


Sweden v England


Sweden v Germany


Sweden v Poland


Sweden v Portugal


Sweden v Spain


Sweden - Head to head against teams in other pots

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Czech Republic - Team profile

Czech RepublicPrevious final tournaments: 6 (plus three as Czechoslovakia)U21 best: winners – 2002How they qualified: Group 1 winnersTop scorer in qualifying: Patrik Schick (10)Did you know? Czech Republic hosted the 2015 finals and exited at the group stage.

Tournament record2015: group stage2013: play-offs2011: fourth place2009: did not qualify2007: group stage2006: play-offs2004: play-offs2002: winners2000: runners-up1998: did not qualify1996: quarter-finals1994: quarter-finals (as Czechoslovakia)1992: quarter-finals (as Czechoslovakia)1990: quarter-finals (as Czechoslovakia)1988: quarter-finals (as Czechoslovakia)1986: did not qualify (as Czechoslovakia)1984: did not qualify (as Czechoslovakia)1982: did not qualify (as Czechoslovakia)1980: quarter-finals (as Czechoslovakia)1978: quarter-finals (as Czechoslovakia)

Biggest winsFinal tournament0-4: Serbia v Czech Republic, 20/06/15Group stage, Letná Stadium, Prague

Qualifying8-0: Czech Republic v Andorra, 10/08/11Qualifying group stage, Městský Stadium, Mlada Boleslav0-8: San Marino v Czech Republic 09/06/09Qualifying group stage, Olimpico, Serravalle8-0: Czech Republic v Liechtenstein 11/09/07Qualifying group stage, Horni Pocernice, Horni Pocernice8-0: Czech Republic v Bulgaria 05/10/01Qualifying group stage, Na Stínadlech, Teplice

Heaviest defeatsFinal tournament3-1: Italy v Czech Republic, 17/06/07Group stage, Gelredome, Arnhem2-0: France v Czech Republic 16/05/02Group stage, Les Charmilles, Geneva0-2: Czech Republic v Spain 15/06/11Group stage, Viborg Stadion, Viborg

Czechoslovakia lost 3-0 to Italy in a 1994 quarter-final before the competition became a final tournament

Qualifying4-0: Spain v Czech Republic 07/06/97Qualifying group stage, Municipal El Plantío, Burgos

Czech Republic

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Czech Republic v Denmark


Czech Republic v England


Czech Republic v Germany


Czech Republic v Poland


Czech Republic v Portugal


Czech Republic v Spain


Czech Republic - Head to head against teams in other pots

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Serbia - Team profile

SerbiaPrevious final tournaments: 3 (plus two as Serbia and Montenegro and four as Yugoslavia)U21 best: runners-up – 2007How they qualified: play-off victory v Norway (Group 2 runners-up)Top scorer in qualifying: Uroš Djurdjević (9)Did you know? Serbia started their campaign with successive 5-0 wins and drew both fixtures against Group 2winners Italy.

Tournament record2015: group stage2013: play-offs2011: did not qualify2009: group stage2007: runners-up2006: semi-finals (as Serbia and Montenegro)2004: runners-up (as Serbia and Montenegro)2002: did not qualify2000: play-offs1998: did not qualify1996: did not take part1994: did not take part1992: did not qualify (as Yugoslavia)1990: runners-up (as Yugoslavia)1988: did not qualify (as Yugoslavia)1986: did not qualify (as Yugoslavia)1984: semi-finals (as Yugoslavia)1982: did not qualify (as Yugoslavia)1980: semi-finals (as Yugoslavia)1978: winners (as Yugoslavia)

Biggest winsFinal tournament2-0: Serbia v Belgium, 20/06/07Semi-finals, Gelredome, Arnhem2-0: Serbia and Montenegro v Portugal, 25/05/06Group stage, Cidade de Barcelos, Barcelos

Qualifying9-0: Serbia and Montenegro v San Marino, 12/10/04Qualifying group stage, Vojvodina, Novi Sad

Heaviest defeatsFinal tournament0-4: Serbia v Czech Republic, 20/06/15Group stage, Letná Stadium, Prague

Qualifying7-0: France v Yugoslavia, 16/01/85Qualifying group stage, Stade Auguste-Delaune, Reims

Serbia

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Serbia - Team facts



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Serbia v Denmark


Serbia v England


Serbia v Germany


Serbia v Poland


Serbia v Portugal


Serbia v Spain


Serbia - Head to head against teams in other pots

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Slovakia - Team profile

SlovakiaPrevious final tournaments: 1 (plus three as Czechoslovakia)U21 best: fourth place – 2000How they qualified: Group 8 winnersTop scorer in qualifying: Adam Zreľák (5)Did you know? Slovakia beat England and Turkey at their only previous U21 finals.

Tournament record2015: play-offs2013: play-offs2011: did not qualify2009: did not qualify2007: did not qualify2006: did not qualify2004: did not qualify2002: did not qualify2000: third place1998: did not qualify1996: did not qualify1994: quarter-finals (as Czechoslovakia)1992: quarter-finals (as Czechoslovakia)1990: quarter-finals (as Czechoslovakia)1988: quarter-finals (as Czechoslovakia)1986: did not qualify (as Czechoslovakia)1984: did not qualify (as Czechoslovakia)1982: did not qualify (as Czechoslovakia)1980: quarter-finals (as Czechoslovakia)1978: quarter-finals (as Czechoslovakia)

Biggest winsFinal tournament0-2: England v Slovakia, 01/06/00Group stage, Štadión Pasienky, Bratislava

Qualifying1-7: Luxembourg v Slovakia, 11/06/13Qualifying group stage, Deich, Ettelbruck6-0: Slovakia v Kazakhstan, 10/09/12Qualifying group stage, National Training Centre, Senec0-6: Latvia v Slovakia, 11/10/11Qualifying group stage, Zemgales Olympic Stadium, Jelgava0-6: Malta v Slovakia, 30/03/97Qualifying group stage, Hibernians Stadium, Corradino

Heaviest defeatsFinal tournament1-0: Spain v Slovakia, 04/06/00Third-place play-off, Štadión Pasienky, Bratislava

Qualifying4-0: Russia v Slovakia, 04/09/04Qualifying group stage, Eduard Streltsov, Moscow0-4: Slovakia v England, 11/10/02Qualifying group stage, Štadión Antona Malatinského, Trnava4-0: Sweden v Slovakia, 01/06/01Qualifying group stage, Enavallens Idrottsplats, Enkoping

Slovakia

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Slovakia - Team facts



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Slovakia v Denmark


Slovakia v England


Slovakia v Germany


Slovakia v Poland


Slovakia v Portugal


Slovakia v Spain


Slovakia - Head to head against teams in other pots

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FYR Macedonia - Team profile

FYR MacedoniaPrevious final tournaments: 0U21 best: N/AHow they qualified: Group 3 winnersTop scorer in qualifying: Kire Markoski (4)Did you know? This is the first UEFA final tournament FYR Macedonia have ever qualified for (they played in the 2010WU19 EURO as hosts).

Tournament record2015: did not qualify2013: did not qualify2011: did not qualify2009: did not qualify2007: did not qualify2006: did not qualify2004: did not qualify2002: did not qualify2000: did not qualify1998: did not qualify1996: did not qualify

Biggest winsFinal tournament N/A

Qualifying 4-0: FYR Macedonia v Armenia, 18/08/04Qualifying group stage, Boris Trajkovski, Skopje

Heaviest defeatsFinal tournament N/A

Qualifying 0-8: FYR Macedonia v Serbia, 07/09/99Qualifying group stage, FK Makedonija, Skopje

FYR Macedonia

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FYR Macedonia - Team facts


Overall 100 23 19 58 91 194Qualifying 100 23 19 58 91 194Final tournament - - - - - -

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FYR Macedonia v Denmark


FYR Macedonia v England


FYR Macedonia v Germany


FYR Macedonia v Poland


FYR Macedonia v Portugal


FYR Macedonia v Spain


FYR Macedonia - Head to head against teams in other pots

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Coaches

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VenuesLublin: Lublin Stadium Matches: three Group A fixtures• Capacity: 15,500• Home club: Motor Lublin, KS Lublinianka• Did you know? The Lublin Stadium has staged three of Poland's Under-21 matches

Kielce: Kielce Stadium Matches: three Group A fixtures• Capacity: 14,700• Home club: Korona Kielce• Did you know? Poland's senior side have played three times at the Kielce Stadium, which opened in 2006.

Gdynia: Gdynia Stadium Matches: three Group B fixtures• Capacity: 14,800• Home club: Arka Gdynia• Did you know? The stadium was officially opened on 19 February 2011 as Arka took on Bulgarian club Beroe StaraZagora – a reprise of the teams' European Cup Winners' Cup meeting in 1979.

Bydgoszcz: Bydgoszcz Stadium Matches: three Group B fixtures• Capacity: 20,000• Home club: Zawisza Bydgoszcz• Did you know? The ground is also known as the Zdzisław Krzyszkowiak Stadium, after the Polish athlete who wonthe 3,000m steeplechase at the 1960 Olympic Games.

Tychy: Tychy Stadium Matches: three Group C fixtures, one semi-final• Capacity: 15,000• Home club: GKS Tychy• Did you know? The Tychy Stadium underwent a complete modernisation between 2013 and 2015.

Krakow: Kraków Stadium Matches: three Group C fixtures, one semi-final, final• Capacity: 14,800• Home club: Cracovia• Did you know? The 2018 FIFA World Cup qualifier between Ukraine and Kosovo was played at the stadium on 9October 2016.

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Qualifying round2017 - Play-off

Date Match Result Venue Goalscorers11/11/2016 Serbia - Norway 2-0 Belgrade (SRB) Djurdjević 6, Haraldseid 69 (og)11/11/2016 Austria - Spain 1-1 St Polten (AUT) Jonny 61 (og); Deulofeu 45+2 (P)

15/11/2016 Spain - Austria 0-0agg: 1-1 Albacete (ESP)

15/11/2016 Norway - Serbia 1-0agg: 1-2

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2017 - Qualifying round - Group 1Pos. Teams P W D L GF GA +/- Pts

1 Czech Republic 10 7 2 1 29 10 19 232 Belgium 10 6 0 4 14 11 3 183 Montenegro 10 4 4 2 13 11 2 164 Malta 10 3 2 5 9 20 -11 115 Latvia 10 2 3 5 10 13 -3 96 Moldova 10 2 1 7 8 18 -10 7

Date Match Result Venue Goalscorers

30/03/2015 Belgium - Moldova 2-1 Louvain (BEL) Tielemans 14, Castagne 45;Spătaru 50

11/06/2015 Moldova - Malta 0-0 Chisinau (MDA)

15/06/2015 Montenegro - Moldova 1-0 Podgorica(MNE) Savićević 40

16/06/2015 Latvia - Malta 1-2 Liepaja (LVA) Stuglis 43; Camenzuli 55,Montebello 78

04/09/2015 Moldova - Montenegro 1-0 Orhei (MDA) Spătaru 3104/09/2015 Latvia - Belgium 0-2 Jelgava (LVA) Kabasele 5, Praet 18

04/09/2015 Czech Republic - Malta 4-1 Jablonec nadNisou (CZE)

Schick 10, 21, Čermák 40, Hrubý56; Montebello 37

08/09/2015 Latvia - Czech Republic 1-1 Jelgava (LVA) Šadčins 53; Klobása 85

08/09/2015 Montenegro - Malta 0-0 Podgorica(MNE)

09/10/2015 Belgium - Malta 2-0 Louvain (BEL) Tielemans 75 (P), J. De Sart 78

11/10/2015 Moldova - Latvia 0-3 Orhei (MDA) Klimaševičs 26, Kazačoks 45 (P),Gutkovskis 54

13/10/2015 Czech Republic - Montenegro 3-3 UherskeHradiste (CZE)

Havlík 42, Čermák 44, Černý 57;Raspopović 51, Janković 65,Jovović 81

12/11/2015 Czech Republic - Belgium 1-0 Jablonec nadNisou (CZE) Schick 11

13/11/2015 Montenegro - Latvia 3-3 Podgorica(MNE)

Djordjević 60, 69 (P), Savićević85; Kazačoks 17, 52, Gutkovskis62

16/11/2015 Moldova - Czech Republic 1-3 Orhei (MDA) Havel 13 (og); Souček 37,Rozgoniuc 53 (og), Barák 81

23/03/2016 Moldova - Belgium 0-2 Chisinau (MDA) Heylen 72, Kayembe 90+423/03/2016 Malta - Montenegro 0-1 Paola (MLT) Kartal 18

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25/03/2016 Czech Republic - Latvia 2-1 UherskeHradiste (CZE) Schick 22, 48; D. Ikaunieks 33

28/03/2016 Belgium - Montenegro 1-2 Louvain (BEL) Bongonda 45; Lagator 6,Savićević 41

29/03/2016 Malta - Czech Republic 0-7 Ta' Qali (MLT) Schick 20 (P), 42, 89, Čermák 25,75, Černý 36, Havel 57

01/09/2016 Montenegro - Czech Republic 0-3 Podgorica(MNE) Schick 6 (P), 9, Čermák 16

02/09/2016 Latvia - Moldova 0-2 Jelgava (LVA) Zommers 65 (og), Graur 90+1

02/09/2016 Malta - Belgium 2-3 Paola (MLT)Degabriele 74, Heylen 84 (og);Tielemans 3 (P), Bongonda 24,Engels 90

06/09/2016 Latvia - Montenegro 0-0 Jelgava (LVA)

06/09/2016 Belgium - Czech Republic 2-1 Louvain (BEL) Praet 12, Tielemans 88; Čermák21

07/10/2016 Czech Republic - Moldova 4-1 Znojmo (CZE) Jankto 45+1, 74, Juliš 67, Černý77; Rebenja 90+2

07/10/2016 Malta - Latvia 1-0 Paola (MLT) J. Grech 4607/10/2016 Montenegro - Belgium 3-0 Niksic (MNE) Jovović 17, Boljević 26, 37

11/10/2016 Malta - Moldova 3-2 Paola (MLT) Borg 40, Camenzuli 45, Mbong67; Taras 53, Svinarenco 65 (P)

11/10/2016 Belgium - Latvia 0-1 Louvain (BEL) Černomordijs 88


1 Italy 10 7 3 0 17 3 14 242 Serbia 10 7 2 1 27 8 19 233 Slovenia 10 5 0 5 18 11 7 154 Republic of Ireland 10 4 0 6 14 17 -3 125 Lithuania 10 3 1 6 5 17 -12 106 Andorra 10 1 0 9 1 26 -25 3

Date Match Result Venue Goalscorers26/03/2015 Republic of Ireland - Andorra 1-0 Waterford (IRL) Connolly 31

08/06/2015 Slovenia - Andorra 4-0 Ajdovscina(SVN)

Šporar 14, Kastrevec 21, Zahovič29, Stankovič 74

16/06/2015 Andorra - Lithuania 1-0 Andorra la Vella(AND) A. Sánchez 51 (P)

04/09/2015 Slovenia - Lithuania 3-0 Celje (SVN) Hotič 31, Šporar 65, Štulac 81

08/09/2015 Andorra - Republic of Ireland 0-2 Andorra la Vella(AND) Hoban 13, Cullen 21

08/09/2015 Italy - Slovenia 1-0 Reggio Emilia(ITA) Bernardeschi 51 (P)

08/09/2015 Serbia - Lithuania 5-0GornjiMilanovac(SRB)

Djurdjević 29, 36 (P), S.Milinković-Savić 44, 75, Ožegović49

07/10/2015 Serbia - Andorra 5-0 Novi Sad (SRB) Luković 9, 52, Ožegović 38 (P),47, Mulić 64

08/10/2015 Slovenia - Italy 0-3 Koper (SVN) Monachello 71, 84, Benassi 87


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09/10/2015 Republic of Ireland - Lithuania 3-0 Waterford (IRL) O'Dowda 27, Wilkinson 30,Browne 77

13/10/2015 Italy - Republic of Ireland 1-0 Vicenza (ITA) Parigini 6613/10/2015 Lithuania - Serbia 0-2 Kaunas (LTU) Čavrić 19, 44

13/10/2015 Andorra - Slovenia 0-5 Andorra la Vella(AND)

Stankovič 6, Štulac 48, 52,Kastrevec 55, 81

13/11/2015 Lithuania - Republic of Ireland 3-1 Vilnius (LTU) Spalvis 22, Stankevičius 45, D.Kazlauskas 73; Wilkinson 44

13/11/2015 Serbia - Italy 1-1 Novi Sad (SRB) S. Milinković-Savić 47; Cataldi 5617/11/2015 Slovenia - Serbia 2-0 Koper (SVN) Šporar 61, Hotič 83

17/11/2015 Italy - Lithuania 2-0 Castel DiSangro (ITA) Berardi 2, Benassi 24

24/03/2016 Republic of Ireland - Italy 1-4 Waterford (IRL)Mandragora 17 (og); Benassi 28,Rosseti 36, Romagnoli 59,Lenihan 82 (og)

25/03/2016 Andorra - Serbia 0-4 Andorra la Vella(AND)

Babić 29, Djurdjević 40, Ožegović59 (P), Maraš 87

28/03/2016 Slovenia - Republic of Ireland 3-1 Koper (SVN) Krajnc 14, Bajde 55 (P), Zajc 72;O'Dowda 65

29/03/2016 Andorra - Italy 0-1 Andorra la Vella(AND) Cerri 79

01/09/2016 Lithuania - Andorra 1-0 Vilnius (LTU) Sirgėdas 3402/09/2016 Italy - Serbia 1-1 Vicenza (ITA) Cerri 54 (P); Gajić 3302/09/2016 Republic of Ireland - Slovenia 2-0 Waterford (IRL) Charsley 87, Maguire 90+1 (P)

06/09/2016 Serbia - Republic of Ireland 3-2 Novi Sad (SRB) Djurdjević 12, 72 (P), Lazić 65;O'Dowda 69, Maguire 81

06/09/2016 Italy - Andorra 3-0 La Spezia (ITA) Di Francesco 48, 73, Pellegrini 88

07/10/2016 Republic of Ireland - Serbia 1-3 Waterford (IRL) Duffus 49; Mihajlović 64,Gačinović 67, Lukić 88

07/10/2016 Lithuania - Slovenia 1-0 Kaunas (LTU) Ruzgis 72

11/10/2016 Serbia - Slovenia 3-1GornjiMilanovac(SRB)

Djurdjević 8, 25 (P), 86; Lotrič 19

11/10/2016 Lithuania - Italy 0-0 Kaunas (LTU)


1 FYR Macedonia 10 6 3 1 13 7 6 212 France 10 6 2 2 17 8 9 203 Iceland 10 5 3 2 13 9 4 184 Ukraine 10 4 2 4 14 12 2 145 Scotland 10 2 2 6 8 17 -9 86 Northern Ireland 10 0 2 8 6 18 -12 2


11/06/2015 Iceland - FYR Macedonia 3-0 Reykjavik (ISL) E. Ómarsson 55, Gunnlaugsson61, 67

05/09/2015 Northern Ireland - Scotland 1-2 Lurgan (NIR) Kennedy 7; Christie 33, Fraser 61


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05/09/2015 Iceland - France 3-2 Kopavogur (ISL)Sigurjónsson 10, 85 (P),Hermannsson 48; Laporte 39,Kyei 90

05/09/2015 FYR Macedonia - Ukraine 1-0 Skopje (MKD) Radeski 90+308/09/2015 Iceland - Northern Ireland 1-1 Reykjavik (ISL) Thrándarson 37; Johnson 2

08/10/2015 Ukraine - Iceland 0-1 Cherkassy(UKR) Vilhjálmsson 71

10/10/2015 Scotland - France 1-2 Aberdeen(SCO)

King 90+1; Kingsley 11 (og),Tolisso 53

13/10/2015 Northern Ireland - FYRMacedonia 1-2 Lurgan (NIR) Doherty 43; Bardi 46, Markoski 85

13/10/2015 Scotland - Iceland 0-0 Aberdeen(SCO)

13/10/2015 France - Ukraine 2-0 Strasbourg(FRA) Lemar 70, Rabiot 77

12/11/2015 France - Northern Ireland 1-0 Guingamp(FRA) Crivelli 82

13/11/2015 Scotland - Ukraine 2-2 Paisley (SCO) Cummings 31, Paterson 37;Khlyobas 26, Svatok 83

15/11/2015 FYR Macedonia - France 2-2 Skopje (MKD) Angelov 19, Radeski 40; Haller65, N'Koudou 72

17/11/2015 Northern Ireland - Ukraine 1-2 Lurgan (NIR) McCartan 53; Kovalenko 64, 7324/03/2016 FYR Macedonia - Iceland 0-0 Skopje (MKD)24/03/2016 France - Scotland 2-0 Angers (FRA) Haller 69, 7428/03/2016 France - FYR Macedonia 1-1 Le Mans (FRA) Bejtulai 27 (og); Angelov 15

29/03/2016 Scotland - Northern Ireland 3-1 Paisley (SCO) McBurnie 58, Cummings 64, 78;McCartan 13

27/05/2016 Ukraine - FYR Macedonia 0-2 Kyiv (UKR) Radeski 18, Demiri 5602/09/2016 Northern Ireland - Iceland 0-1 Lurgan (NIR) Aegisson 87

02/09/2016 Scotland - FYR Macedonia 0-1 Edinburgh(SCO) Markoski 18

02/09/2016 Ukraine - France 1-0 Kyiv (UKR) Vakulko 90+2

06/09/2016 Ukraine - Scotland 4-0 Kyiv (UKR) Blyznychenko 26, Besedin 69, 77,Boryachuk 90+2 (P)

06/09/2016 France - Iceland 2-0 Caen (FRA) Tolisso 11, 62

06/09/2016 FYR Macedonia - NorthernIreland 2-0 Skopje (MKD) Doherty 37 (og), Markoski 85

05/10/2016 Iceland - Scotland 2-0 Reykjavik (ISL) Thrándarson 47, E. Ómarsson 6606/10/2016 Ukraine - Northern Ireland 1-1 Kyiv (UKR) Besedin 15; Smyth 12

11/10/2016 Iceland - Ukraine 2-4 Reykjavik (ISL)Grétarsson 22, E. Ómarsson 88;Boryachuk 56, 90, Besedin 75,Zubkov 90+4

11/10/2016 Northern Ireland - France 0-3 Belfast (NIR) Augustin 16, 42, Dembélé 8911/10/2016 FYR Macedonia - Scotland 2-0 Skopje (MKD) Markoski 18, Bardi 22


1 Portugal 10 8 2 0 34 5 29 262 Israel 10 6 3 1 21 4 17 21


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3 Greece 10 4 1 5 13 14 -1 134 Albania 10 3 3 4 11 20 -9 125 Hungary 10 3 3 4 19 16 3 126 Liechtenstein 10 0 0 10 1 40 -39 0

Date Match Result Venue Goalscorers28/03/2015 Liechtenstein - Albania 0-2 Eschen (LIE) Latifi 31, Manaj 52

07/06/2015 Liechtenstein - Israel 0-4 Vaduz (LIE) Kinda 5, Altman 49, 62, AbuAbaid 58

03/09/2015 Albania - Israel 1-1 Tirana (ALB) Çekiçi 84 (P); Hugy 29

03/09/2015 Liechtenstein - Hungary 0-6 Eschen (LIE)Márkvárt 29, Prosser 39, 68,Forgács 45, Kleinheisler 59, Sallai90

07/09/2015 Liechtenstein - Greece 0-2 Eschen (LIE) Ioannidis 43, 75

08/09/2015 Albania - Portugal 1-6 Tirana (ALB)Rashica 83; Rúben Neves 31,Marcos Lopes 36, André Silva 43,45, 62, Ricardo Horta 70

09/10/2015 Portugal - Hungary 2-0 Penafiel (POR) Bruno Fernandes 35, GonçaloPaciência 56

13/10/2015 Greece - Portugal 0-4 Xanthi (GRE)Gonçalo Guedes 44, GelsonMartins 50, João Cancelo 87,Gonçalo Paciência 90+3

13/10/2015 Hungary - Albania 2-2 Felcsut (HUN) Prosser 28, 63; Manaj 24, Latifi43

12/11/2015 Greece - Liechtenstein 5-0 Athens (GRE) Mavrias 20, 37, Fountas 32,Vergos 60, Ioannidis 70

12/11/2015 Portugal - Albania 4-0 Arouca (POR)Ricardo Horta 43, Carlos Mané47, Rúben Vezo 60, GonçaloPaciência 82

12/11/2015 Israel - Hungary 3-0 Petah Tikva(ISR) David 60, Gozlan 85, Ohana 90+2

16/11/2015 Hungary - Greece 2-1 Gyor (HUN) Kalmár 45, Bese 78; Ioannidis 75(P)

16/11/2015 Albania - Liechtenstein 2-0 Elbasan (ALB) Latifi 18, Laci 83

17/11/2015 Israel - Portugal 0-3 Petah Tikva(ISR)

Bruno Fernandes 28 (P), AndréSilva 35, Ricardo Horta 87

24/03/2016 Portugal - Liechtenstein 4-0 Ponta Delgada(POR)

Ruben Semedo 8, TobiasFigueiredo 10, Gonçalo Paciência13, Bruma 24

24/03/2016 Albania - Greece 0-0 Elbasan (ALB)24/03/2016 Hungary - Israel 0-0 Gyor (HUN)28/03/2016 Greece - Israel 0-1 Athens (GRE) Gozlan 7428/03/2016 Albania - Hungary 2-1 Elbasan (ALB) Manaj 69, Prenga 79; Gera 55

01/09/2016 Hungary - Liechtenstein 4-0 Gyor (HUN) Mervó 18, 68, Berecz 60, Frick 79(og)

02/09/2016 Portugal - Israel 0-0 Pacos deFerreira (POR)

02/09/2016 Greece - Albania 2-1 Athens (GRE) Ioannidis 44 (P), Tsilianidis 90;Latifi 22

06/09/2016 Portugal - Greece 1-0 Barcelos (POR) Gelson Martins 54

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06/09/2016 Israel - Liechtenstein 4-0 Petah Tikva(ISR)

E. Peretz 35, Ohana 43, 63,Barshazky 61

06/10/2016 Hungary - Portugal 3-3 Gyor (HUN)D. Nagy 28 (P), Prosser 62,Balogh 78; Diogo Jota 10, JoãoCarvalho 13, Daniel Podence 48

06/10/2016 Israel - Greece 4-0 Beer Sheva(ISR)

Altman 27, 60 (P), Gozlan 42, D.Peretz 55

10/10/2016 Greece - Hungary 3-1 Athens (GRE) Donis 28, Koulouris 69, Charisis83; Mervó 56

10/10/2016 Israel - Albania 4-0 Petah Tikva(ISR)

Gozlan 18, Altman 43, Bitton 55,Hugy 70

11/10/2016 Liechtenstein - Portugal 1-7 Vaduz (LIE)

Salanovic 3; Bruno Fernandes 20,Daniel Podence 24, GonçaloGuedes 26, 53, João Carvalho28, Rúben Neves 75, RubenSemedo 84


1 Denmark 10 9 1 0 24 3 21 282 Bulgaria 10 5 2 3 11 7 4 173 Romania 10 5 1 4 15 14 1 164 Wales 10 4 4 2 14 12 2 165 Luxembourg 10 1 3 6 5 18 -13 66 Armenia 10 0 1 9 6 21 -15 1


31/03/2015 Wales - Bulgaria 3-1 Cardiff (WAL) O'Sullivan 9, 13, Yorwerth 25;Kolev 51

16/06/2015 Romania - Armenia 3-0 Targu Mures(ROU)

Puşcaş 16, Păun 32, F. Tănase90+2

04/09/2015 Luxembourg - Wales 1-3 Esch-sur-Alzette(LUX)

Sinani 90+2; Burns 35, 72, Wilson63

04/09/2015 Romania - Bulgaria 0-2 Targu Mures(ROU) Minchev 16, Kolev 89

08/09/2015 Armenia - Romania 2-3 Yerevan (ARM) G. Malakyan 47, Simonyan 90+2;Păun 35, 38, Puşcaş 60

08/09/2015 Bulgaria - Luxembourg 3-0 Razgrad (BUL) B. Tsonev 17, Vutov 35,Despodov 78

09/10/2015 Luxembourg - Romania 0-1 Differdange(LUX) Puşcaş 36

09/10/2015 Denmark - Wales 0-0 Aalborg (DEN)

09/10/2015 Bulgaria - Armenia 2-0 Stara Zagora(BUL) Malinov 68, Minchev 81

13/10/2015 Armenia - Luxembourg 1-1 Yerevan (ARM) Shakhnazaryan 67; Ricardo Pinto23 (P)

13/10/2015 Denmark - Bulgaria 1-0 Aalborg (DEN) Hjulsager 71

13/11/2015 Wales - Armenia 2-1 Bangor (WAL) Harrison 9 (P), Wilson 90+1; G.Malakyan 59

13/11/2015 Romania - Denmark 0-3 Giurgiu (ROU) Børsting 8, 30, Zohore 79


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17/11/2015 Wales - Romania 1-1 Wrexham (WAL) Burns 14; Nedelcearu 217/11/2015 Denmark - Armenia 2-0 Aalborg (DEN) Banggaard 49, Ingvartsen 82

25/03/2016 Luxembourg - Denmark 0-1 Differdange(LUX) Nielsen 90

25/03/2016 Bulgaria - Wales 0-0 Stara Zagora(BUL)

29/03/2016 Luxembourg - Bulgaria 0-0 Beggen (LUX)

29/03/2016 Romania - Wales 2-1 Medias (ROU) Hodorogea 37, Ioniţă 58; Charles90+2

29/03/2016 Armenia - Denmark 1-3 Yerevan (ARM) G. Malakyan 35 (P); Fischer 28,Andersen 30, Nielsen 90+2

02/09/2016 Wales - Denmark 0-4 Wrexham (WAL) Ingvartsen 21, Sisto 40, 49,Dolberg 83

02/09/2016 Romania - Luxembourg 4-0 Medias (ROU) Țîru 13, Bumba 29, Ioniţă 45,Popescu 75

06/09/2016 Wales - Luxembourg 1-1 Bangor (WAL) Charles 90+1; Kerger 1506/09/2016 Armenia - Bulgaria 0-1 Yerevan (ARM) Nenov 79

06/09/2016 Denmark - Romania 3-1 Aalborg (DEN) Sisto 10, Ingvartsen 35 (P), 39;Miron 68

07/10/2016 Luxembourg - Armenia 1-0 Esch-sur-Alzette(LUX) Todorovic 83

07/10/2016 Bulgaria - Denmark 0-3 Stara Zagora(BUL) Ingvartsen 13 (P), 28, 62

11/10/2016 Bulgaria - Romania 2-0 Stara Zagora(BUL) Tasev 16, A. Georgiev 35

11/10/2016 Denmark - Luxembourg 4-1 Aalborg (DEN)Ingvartsen 71, Hjulsager 73,Hansen 76, Mahmutović 79 (og);Borges 90+3

11/10/2016 Armenia - Wales 1-3 Yerevan (ARM)Simonyan 69; Harrison 19,Shakhnazaryan 67 (og),O'Sullivan 90


1 Sweden 10 7 3 0 24 7 17 242 Spain 10 7 2 1 31 9 22 233 Croatia 10 6 2 2 24 11 13 204 Georgia 10 4 1 5 17 17 0 135 Estonia 10 1 1 8 3 26 -23 46 San Marino 10 0 1 9 1 30 -29 1


03/06/2015 San Marino - Georgia 0-3 Serravalle(SMR)

Katcharava 44, 58, Papunashvili81

16/06/2015 Estonia - San Marino 0-0 Haapsalu (EST)02/09/2015 Estonia - Spain 0-2 Tallinn (EST) Gayà 82, Deulofeu 90+2 (P)

03/09/2015 Croatia - Georgia 1-0 Koprivnica(CRO) A. Milić 23


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03/09/2015 Sweden - San Marino 3-0 Solvesborg(SWE)

Olsson 22, Tankovic 69, Mrabti87

07/09/2015 Estonia - Croatia 0-4 Tartu (EST) A. Milić 22, Pašalić 35, 66 (P),Radošević 80

07/10/2015 San Marino - Croatia 0-3 Serravalle(SMR) Marić 7, 32, Pašalić 12

07/10/2015 Georgia - Spain 2-5 Tbilisi (GEO)Tsintsadze 4, Lobzhanidze 60; ElHaddadi 2, 73, Asensio 62,Mayoral 67, Ceballos 90

09/10/2015 Sweden - Estonia 5-0 Uppsala (SWE) Engvall 10, 31, Hallberg 13, Ayaz81, 90+1

13/10/2015 Spain - Sweden 1-1 Santa Cruz deTenerife (ESP) Óliver Torres 20; Engvall 60

13/10/2015 Georgia - Estonia 3-0 Tbilisi (GEO) Kakabadze 11, Katcharava 20,Kiteishvili 36

11/11/2015 Croatia - San Marino 4-0 Sibenik (CRO) Manuel Battistini 12 (og), A. Milić44, Perić 47, Pjaca 51

12/11/2015 Spain - Georgia 5-0 Almeria (ESP) Deulofeu 17, 33, 84, Williams 56,Ceballos 65

15/11/2015 San Marino - Estonia 1-2 Serravalle(SMR)

Cesarini 50; Käit 26, Cesarini 48(og)

17/11/2015 Georgia - Sweden 0-1 Gori (GEO) Mrabti 72

17/11/2015 Croatia - Spain 2-3 Rijeka (CRO) Pašalić 64, Radošević 81 (P);Deulofeu 19 (P), 54, Asensio 41

23/03/2016 Georgia - San Marino 4-0 Tbilisi (GEO) Kharaishvili 10, Katcharava 33(P), 48, Shengelia 81

24/03/2016 Spain - Croatia 0-3 Burgos (ESP) Ćaleta-Car 36, Perica 42, 48

27/03/2016 San Marino - Sweden 0-2 Serravalle(SMR)

Fransson 37, Sam. Gustafsson81

28/03/2016 Croatia - Estonia 2-1 Zapresic (CRO) Pavičić 5, Perica 41; Kirss 53

03/06/2016 Sweden - Georgia 3-2 Udevalla (SWE) Olsson 27 (P), Krafth 77, Larsson90+5; Arabuli 35, Kiteishvili 89

01/09/2016 Croatia - Sweden 1-1 Koprivnica(CRO) Perica 78; Cibicki 57

01/09/2016 Spain - San Marino 6-0 Castellon (ESP)Diego González 14, El Haddadi17, 36, Santi Mina 45, 84,Williams 88

01/09/2016 Estonia - Georgia 0-1 Tallinn (EST) Katcharava 3905/09/2016 Sweden - Spain 1-1 Malmo (SWE) Merino 86 (og); Deulofeu 50

06/09/2016 Georgia - Croatia 2-2 Zestaponi(GEO)

Papunashvili 1, Livaković 50 (og);Perica 43, 61

05/10/2016 San Marino - Spain 0-3 Serravalle(SMR)

El Haddadi 16, Suárez 68, Meré79

06/10/2016 Estonia - Sweden 0-3 Parnu (EST) Dagerstål 9, Tankovic 44, Asoro53

10/10/2016 Spain - Estonia 5-0 Pontevedra(ESP)

Suárez 36, Asensio 38, 90, ElHaddadi 86, 90+3

10/10/2016 Sweden - Croatia 4-2 Trelleborg(SWE)

Wahlqvist 26 (P), Olsson 53,Hallberg 58, Strandberg 64;Perica 23, Benković 67


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1 Germany 10 10 0 0 35 8 27 302 Austria 10 7 1 2 22 12 10 223 Finland 10 4 2 4 13 10 3 144 Azerbaijan 10 2 3 5 8 19 -11 95 Russia 10 2 3 5 15 19 -4 96 Faroe Islands 10 0 1 9 3 28 -25 1

Date Match Result Venue Goalscorers17/06/2015 Faroe Islands - Azerbaijan 0-1 Toftir (FRO) Salahli 8104/09/2015 Finland - Russia 2-0 Kotka (FIN) Lassas 17, Mero 3604/09/2015 Azerbaijan - Austria 0-2 Baku (AZE) Gregoritsch 14, 45 (P)

08/09/2015 Austria - Russia 4-3 St Polten (AUT)Gregoritsch 9, Schaub 21, Schöpf53, 79; Sheydaev 41, 64 (P),Tashaev 49

08/09/2015 Finland - Faroe Islands 3-0 Vantaa (FIN) Yaghoubi 24 (P), 39, Skrabb 3108/09/2015 Azerbaijan - Germany 0-3 Baku (AZE) Selke 33, 90+3, Kimmich 88 (P)

09/10/2015 Austria - Azerbaijan 7-0 St Polten (AUT)Grillitsch 45+1, Gregoritsch 49(P), 74, 88, Friesenbichler 60,Schöpf 75, Wydra 90+5 (P)

09/10/2015 Germany - Finland 4-0 Essen (GER) Sané 13, 90+1, Selke 16,Kimmich 27

13/10/2015 Faroe Islands - Germany 0-6 Torshavn (FRO) Meyer 8, 40, Arnold 13, Süle45+2, Sané 73, Gnabry 75

13/10/2015 Azerbaijan - Finland 0-1 Baku (AZE) Lassas 80

12/11/2015 Russia - Faroe Islands 2-0 Krasnodar(RUS) Sheydaev 54, Panyukov 77

13/11/2015 Germany - Azerbaijan 3-1 Regensburg(GER)

Werner 37, 63, Arnold 43; Isayev30

13/11/2015 Austria - Finland 2-0 Vienna (AUT) Gregoritsch 77, Friesenbichler90+1

17/11/2015 Azerbaijan - Russia 3-0 Baku (AZE) Behnke 11, 39, E. Abdullayev 69(P)

17/11/2015 Germany - Austria 4-2 Furth (GER) Meyer 39, Goretzka 42, Selke 50,Sané 76; Gregoritsch 21 (P), 86

24/03/2016 Russia - Azerbaijan 2-2 Rostov-on-Don(RUS)

Zuev 51, Barinov 56; Madatov 46,R. Mammadov 59

24/03/2016 Germany - Faroe Islands 4-1 Frankfurt amMain (GER)

Sané 17, Nattestad 59 (og),Meyer 63 (P), Brandt 74;Bogason Dam 43

29/03/2016 Austria - Faroe Islands 1-0 Vienna (AUT) Sallahi 28

29/03/2016 Russia - Germany 0-2 Rostov-on-Don(RUS) Selke 11, Meyer 79

02/06/2016 Faroe Islands - Finland 1-6 Torshavn (FRO)

Edmundsson 35; Tuominen 18,Lassas 38, D. O'Shaughnessy 42,Hambo 45, 73, T. Olsen 90+2(og)

01/09/2016 Faroe Islands - Russia 0-3 Toftir (FRO) Komlichenko 8, Karpov 30,Evseev 43

02/09/2016 Finland - Austria 0-1 Vaasa (FIN) Dovedan 90+1

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06/09/2016 Russia - Austria 1-1 Khimki (RUS) Zuev 33; Jakupovic 5506/09/2016 Azerbaijan - Faroe Islands 1-1 Baku (AZE) Madatov 88; Jonsson 4006/09/2016 Finland - Germany 0-1 Seinajoki (FIN) Väisänen 41 (og)07/10/2016 Faroe Islands - Austria 0-1 Toftir (FRO) Schoissengeyer 44

07/10/2016 Germany - Russia 4-3 Ingolstadt(GER)

Arnold 12, 57 (P), Gnabry 34,Selke 36; Lystsov 35, Evseev 45,Bezdenezhnykh 60

07/10/2016 Finland - Azerbaijan 0-0 Helsinki (FIN)

11/10/2016 Austria - Germany 1-4 St Polten (AUT) Lienhart 86; Arnold 12, Öztunali52, Selke 58, Haberer 78 (P)

11/10/2016 Russia - Finland 1-1 Khimki (RUS) Palienko 3; Viitikko 64


1 Slovakia 8 6 1 1 21 6 15 192 Netherlands 8 4 2 2 15 10 5 143 Turkey 8 3 2 3 7 8 -1 114 Belarus 8 2 2 4 7 11 -4 85 Cyprus 8 1 1 6 4 19 -15 4


04/09/2015 Netherlands - Cyprus 4-0 Deventer (NED) Hateboer 4, Janssen 23, 66,Bazoer 53

06/09/2015 Belarus - Slovakia 1-0 Slutsk (BLR) Yarotski 3908/09/2015 Turkey - Netherlands 0-1 Istanbul (TUR) Boëtius 3508/10/2015 Slovakia - Cyprus 2-0 Myjava (SVK) Mihalík 62, Zreľák 70

09/10/2015 Belarus - Turkey 0-2 Slutsk (BLR) Cenk Şahin 27, Kenan Karaman79

11/10/2015 Netherlands - Slovakia 1-3 Nijmegen (NED) Janssen 16; Chrien 44, Škriniar64, Bero 69

13/10/2015 Cyprus - Belarus 0-1 Larnaca (CYP) Klimovich 84

12/11/2015 Cyprus - Turkey 0-3 Larnaca (CYP) Bilal Başacıkoğlu 33, Kaan Ayhan53, Mouktaris 67 (og)

12/11/2015 Netherlands - Belarus 1-0 Tilburg (NED) Janssen 25

17/11/2015 Slovakia - Netherlands 4-2 Myjava (SVK) Mihalík 50, Rusnák 64, Chrien 83,Zreľák 90+4 (P); Janssen 16, 23

17/11/2015 Belarus - Cyprus 2-2 Borisov (BLR) Rassadkin 10, Savitski 48;Antoniou 6, Makris 42

29/03/2016 Slovakia - Turkey 5-0 Myjava (SVK) Zreľák 10, 79 (P), 85, Rusnák 23,Mihalík 75

01/09/2016 Turkey - Cyprus 0-1 Ankara (TUR) Katelaris 22

02/09/2016 Belarus - Netherlands 2-2 Minsk (BLR) Savitski 18 (P), 76; El Ghazi 68,Luckassen 78

05/09/2016 Cyprus - Slovakia 0-3 Larnaca (CYP) Chrien 1, Bero 58, Rusnák 7206/09/2016 Turkey - Belarus 1-0 Ankara (TUR) Oğulcan Çağlayan 3006/10/2016 Netherlands - Turkey 0-0 Alkmaar (NED)

07/10/2016 Slovakia - Belarus 3-1 Myjava (SVK) Šafranko 36, 61, Chrien 90+1;Yablonski 72


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11/10/2016 Cyprus - Netherlands 1-4 Larnaca (CYP) N. Ioannou 20; van de Beek 17,Bergwijn 41, 66, Bazoer 57

11/10/2016 Turkey - Slovakia 1-1 Alanya (TUR) Hruška 44 (og); Lobotka 70 (P)


1 England 8 6 2 0 20 3 17 202 Norway 8 5 1 2 12 10 2 163 Switzerland 8 3 3 2 11 8 3 124 Kazakhstan 8 1 1 6 3 14 -11 45 Bosnia and Herzegovina 8 0 3 5 2 13 -11 3


13/06/2015 Norway - Bosnia and Herzegovina 2-0 Drammen(NOR) Elyounoussi 45, Aursnes 88

02/09/2015 Bosnia and Herzegovina -Kazakhstan 1-2 Sarajevo (BIH) Hajradinović 58; Tuliyev 27,

Aimbetov 43

07/09/2015 Norway - England 0-1 Drammen(NOR) Ward-Prowse 45+1 (P)

07/09/2015 Kazakhstan - Switzerland 0-1 Almaty (KAZ) Tarashaj 85 (P)

08/10/2015 Switzerland - Bosnia andHerzegovina 3-1 Biel (SUI) Tarashaj 12 (P), 76, Tabakovic

63; Ćerimagić 80

08/10/2015 Norway - Kazakhstan 2-1 Drammen(NOR)

Elyounoussi 14, Sørloth 69;Zhalmukan 50

12/10/2015 Switzerland - Norway 1-1 Biel (SUI) Tabakovic 30; Trondsen 19

13/10/2015 England - Kazakhstan 3-0 Coventry (ENG) Loftus-Cheek 53, Redmond 70,Akpom 90+4

12/11/2015 Bosnia and Herzegovina -England 0-0 Sarajevo (BIH)

16/11/2015 England - Switzerland 3-1 Brighton (ENG) Ward-Prowse 82 (P), Watmore85, Akpom 90+1; Tarashaj 45

25/03/2016 Kazakhstan - Bosnia andHerzegovina 0-0 Astana (KAZ)

26/03/2016 Switzerland - England 1-1 Thun (SUI) Kamberi 76; Akpom 4702/09/2016 Bosnia and Herzegovina - Norway 0-1 Sarajevo (BIH) Elyounoussi 57

02/09/2016 Switzerland - Kazakhstan 3-0 Biel (SUI) Khelifi 28, Angha 41, Fernandes63

06/09/2016 Bosnia and Herzegovina -Switzerland 0-0 Sarajevo (BIH)

06/09/2016 England - Norway 6-1 Colchester(ENG)

Rashford 29, 66, 72 (P),Chalobah 38, Loftus-Cheek 64,Baker 86; Zahid 68

06/10/2016 Kazakhstan - England 0-1 Aktobe (KAZ) Gray 6

07/10/2016 Norway - Switzerland 2-1 Drammen(NOR)

Zahid 44, Elyounoussi 79;Fernandes 66

11/10/2016 England - Bosnia andHerzegovina 5-0 Walsall (ENG) Swift 14, Abraham 18, 68,

Onomah 49, Watmore 6211/10/2016 Kazakhstan - Norway 0-3 Aktobe (KAZ) Ødegaard 53, 85, Zahid 68


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Under-21 finals1978Winner: Yugoslavia

Date Match Result Stadium,Venue Goalscorers

17/05/1978 German Dem. Rep. - Yugoslavia 0-1 ErdgasSportpark, Halle Halilhodžić 54

German Dem. Rep.: Heyne, Brauer, Hause (62 Pingel), Uhlig, Roth, Weber, Terletzki, Eigendorf (70 Mischinger),Riediger, Kotte, KühnYugoslavia: Stojanovic, Vujkov, Mrstic, Zajec, Stojković, Bogdan, Krmpotic, Bošnjak (46 Savic), Halilhodžić,Klinčarski, Desnica (83 Sliskovic)


31/05/1978 Yugoslavia - German Dem. Rep. 4-4Bijeli BrijegSports Hall,Mostar

Halilhodžić 9, 36, Savic 15,Bogdan 51; Kotte 2, Kühn 10, 31,Riediger 14

Yugoslavia: Stojanovic, Krmpotic, Obradovic, Zajec, Stojković, Bogdan, Bošnjak (46 Starcevic), Savic, Halilhodžić,Klinčarski (36 Verlasevic), DesnicaGerman Dem. Rep.: Heyne, Brauer (67 Pingel), Hause, Uhlig, Roth, Schnuphase, Riediger, Weber, Kotte, Eigendorf(75 Töpfer), Kühn

1980Winner: USSR


07/05/1980 German Dem. Rep. - USSR 0-0 Ostseestadion,Rostock

German Dem. Rep.: Müller, Troppa, Utess, Dennstedt, Ullrich, Strässer, Kurbjuweit, Kreer (89 Stahmann), Schulz(62 Pastor), Raab, TöpferUSSR: Chanov, Kaplun, Demianenko, Zhuravlev, Baltacha, Darasselia, Susloparov, Bal, Khapsalis (75 Petrakov),Khachatryan, Shengelia (85 Prudnikov)


21/05/1980 USSR - German Dem. Rep. 1-0 Dinamo,Moscow Susloparov 50

USSR: Novikov, Kaplun, Demianenko, Zhuravlev, Baltacha, Dumanski, Susloparov, Bal, Shengelia, Darasselia,GassaevGerman Dem. Rep.: Müller, Troppa, Utess, Dennstedt, Ullrich, Strässer, Kurbjuweit, Kreer, Riediger, Raab, Töpfer

1982Winner: England


21/09/1982 England - West Germany 3-1 Bramall Lane,Sheffield

Owen 10, 75 (P), Fashanu 51;Völler 81

England: Hesford, Thomas, Fenwick, Lee, Duxbury, Caton, Goddard, McCall, Shaw, Owen, Hodgson (36 Fashanu)West Germany: Immel, Geils, Otten, Reinhardt, Strack, Rolff, Wuttke (60 Reichert), Engels, T. Allofs, Kempe (75Kroth), Völler

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12/10/1982 West Germany - England 3-2 Weserstadion,Bremen

Littbarski 54, 81, 83; Duxbury 51,Goddard 79

West Germany: Immel, Geils, Otten, Reinhardt, Möhlmann, Geiger (68 Dittus), Littbarski, Kroth (46 Von Heesen), T.Allofs, Engels, ReichertEngland: Hesford, Thomas, Fenwick, Lee, Duxbury, Caton, Goddard, McCall, Heath (58 Hodgson), Owen, Shaw (78Ranson)

1984Winner: England


17/05/1984 Spain - England 0-1Estadio RamónSánchezPizjuán, Seville

Sterland 51

Spain: Zubizarreta, Francisco Salinas, Ramos Gonzalez, Sanchís, Garcia Dominguez (22 Serna), Francisco López,Simon (62 Guarrotxena), Roberto, Butragueño, Míchel, Rodriguez CarrionEngland: Hucker, Sterland, Thomas, Bracewell, Watson, Stevens, Callaghan, Gayle, Hateley (18 D'avray), Hodge,Broch


24/05/1984 England - Spain 2-0 Bramall Lane,Sheffield Hateley 49, Gayle 51

England: Bailey, Sterland, Pickering (88 Stevens), Bracewell, Watson, Mountfield, Callaghan (70 Wallace), Gayle,Hateley, Hodge, BrochSpain: Zubizarreta, Chendo, Ramos Gonzalez, Sanchís, Garcia Dominguez, Francisco López, Guarrotxena,Francisco Salinas, Butragueño (46 Orejuela), Míchel (46 Salinas), Rojo

1986Winner: Italy


15/10/1986 Italy - Spain 2-1 Flaminio, Rome Vialli 50, Giannini 76; Calderé 36Italy: Zenga, Ferri, Baroni, De Napoli, Francini, Cravero, Donadoni, Giannini, Vialli, Matteoli, Mancini (60 Baldieri)Spain: Ablanedo, Solana, Sanchez Flores, Sanchís, Andrinua, Calderé, Llorente, Eusebio, Pineda (68 Pardeza),Roberto, Bustingorri


29/10/1986 Spain - Italy 2-1aet, 3-0 pens

Nuevo JoséZorrilla,Valladolid

Eloy Olaya 36, Roberto 75;Francini 38

Spain: Ablanedo, Solana, Sanchez Flores, Sanchís, Andrinua, Eusebio, Eloy Olaya, Gallego (3 Juan Carlos),Rodriguez Rodriguez (60 Ramon ), Roberto, LlorenteItaly: Zenga, Ferri, Baroni, De Napoli, Francini (14 Carobbi), Cravero, Donadoni (1 Desideri), Giannini, Vialli,Matteoli, Mancini

1988

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Winner: France


24/05/1988 Greece - France 0-0Stadio GeorgiosKaraiskakis,Piraeus

Greece: Molakidis, Papadopoulos, Koutoulas, Vakalopoulos, Hatzinikolaou, Mavrommatis, Borbokis (61Gioukoudis), Ikonomidis, Karasavidis, Niomplias (70 Vaitsis), KapouranisFrance: Barrabe, Rellzeaw, Galtier, Buisine, Silvestre, Despeyroux, Roche, Sauzée, Paille, Guérin, Cantona


12/10/1988 France - Greece 3-0 Léo Lagrange,Besancon Sauzée 8, 55, Silvestre 67

France: Martini, Rellzeaw, Galtier, Silvestre, Roche (71 Passi), Dogon, Blanc, Sauzée, Paille, Guérin, Lada (77Zitelli)Greece: Molakidis, Pahatouridis, Koutoulas, Vakalopoulos (44 Gioukoudis), Hatzinikolaou, Mavrommatis, Borbokis,Ikonomidis, Karasavidis (81 Vaitsis), Niomplias, Kapouranis

1990Winner: USSR


05/09/1990 Yugoslavia - USSR 2-4 Grbavica,Sarajevo

Šuker 21, Jarni 64; Sidelnikov 9,49, Chernyshov 42, Dobrovolski84

Yugoslavia: Lekovic, Brnović, Jarni, Petrovic, Djukić, Babunski, Mihajlović, Saveljić (12 Michailovic), Bokšić,Mijatović, ŠukerUSSR: Eremine, Chugunov (46 Kiryakov), Sidelnikov, Shmatovalenko, Pozdniakov, Chernyshov, Kanchelskis,Shalimov, Kobelev, Dobrovolski, Kolyvanov


17/10/1990 USSR - Yugoslavia 3-1LokomotivStadium,Simferopol

Dobrovolski 10, Mostovoi 46,Kanchelskis 76; Bokšić 80

USSR: Eremine, Mostovoi, Sidelnikov, Shmatovalenko, Pozdniakov (46 Soloviev), Chernyshov, Kanchelskis,Shalimov, Kobelev, Dobrovolski, Kolyvanov (61 Yuran)Yugoslavia: Lekovic, Brnović, Jarni, Novak, Djukić, Panadic, Prosinečki, Mijatović, Babunski (46 Jokanović), Boban(46 Ivić), Bokšić

1992Winner: Italy


28/05/1992 Italy - Sweden 2-0 Paolo Mazza,Ferrara Buso 69, Sordo 76

Italy: Antonioli, Bonomi, Favalli (46 Rossini), D. Baggio, Matrecano, Verga, Melli (68 Muzzi), Marcolin, Buso, Corini,SordoSweden: Svensson, Johansson, Lilius, Apelstav, Alexandersson, Mild, Landberg, Moberg, Paldan, Rödlund,Gudmundsson

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03/06/1992 Sweden - Italy 1-0 Värendsvallen,Vaxjo Simpson 56

Sweden: Ekholm, Nilsson, Lilius, Apelstav, Alexandersson, Mild, Landberg (77 Axeldahl), Moberg, Gudmundsson(53 Paldan), Rödlund, SimpsonItaly: Antonioli, Bonomi, Rossini, Sordo, Matrecano, Favalli, Melli (60 Muzzi), Albertini, Buso, Corini, Marcolin

1994Winner: Italy


20/04/1994 Italy - Portugal 1-0gg

La Mosson,Montpellier Orlandini 97 ET

Italy: Toldo, Cannavaro, Colonnese, Panucci, Beretta, Cherubini, F. Inzaghi (84 Orlandini), Marcolin, Scarchilli,Carbone, MuzziPortugal: Alves Brassard, Fernando , Rui Bento, Jorge Costa, Torres, Abel Xavier, Luís Figo, João Pinto, Toni (79Sá Pinto), Rui Costa, Capucho

1996Winner: Italy


31/05/1996 Italy - Spain 1-1aet, 4-2 pens

Olímpico deMontjuïc,Barcelona

Totti 11; Raúl González 41

Italy: Pagotto, Panucci, Nesta, Cannavaro, Galante (30 Pistone), Fresi, Ametrano, Tommasi (75 Tacchinardi),Amoruso, Brambilla, Totti (75 Morfeo)Spain: Mora, Mendieta, Aranzabal, Santi, Raúl González, Roberto, Corino Ramon, José Ignacio (46 Óscar García),Idiakez (46 De Pedro), De la Peña, Lardín (75 Morientes)

1998Winner: Spain


31/05/1998 Greece - Spain 0-1StadionulSteaua,Bucharest

Iván Pérez 65

Greece: Eleftheropoulos, Mavrogenidis, Konstantinidis, Goumas, Antzas, Dellas (77 Basinas), Karagounis (85Alexopoulos), Kostoulas, Dermitzakis (63 Lakis), Liberopoulos, StoltidisSpain: Arnau, Guerrero Lopez, Aitor, García Calvo, Roger García (65 Guti), Ito, Felipe, Valerón (83 Víctor), MarcosVales, Benjamin (73 De Paula), Iván Pérez

2000Winner: Italy


04/06/2000 Czech Republic - Italy 1-2 Tehelné Pole,Bratislava Tomáš Došek 51; Pirlo 42 (P), 81

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Czech Republic: Chvalovsky, Došek, Petrouš, Lengyel, Týce, Sionko (61 Baroš), Ujfaluši, Jankulovski (80 Polák),Tomáš Došek, Jarolím (65 Grygera), HeinzItaly: Abbiati, Grandoni, Zanchi, Gattuso, Comandini (73 Ventola), Baronio, Pirlo, Coco, Cirillo, Zanetti (85 Firmani),Spinesi (90 Vannucchi)

2002Winner: Czech Republic


28/05/2002 France - Czech Republic 0-0aet, 1-3 pens

St. Jakob-Park,Basel

France: Landreau, Réveillère, Escudé, Boumsong, Berson (87 Sable), Bréchet, Sorlin, Govou (76 Frau), Malbranque(64 Meriem), Luyindula, PedrettiCzech Republic: Čech, Jiránek (33 Kováč), Voříšek, Grygera, Zelenka (81 Polák), Baroš (38 Pospíšil), Vachoušek,Piták, Rozehnal, Hübschman, Skácel

2004Winner: Italy


08/06/2004 Italy - Serbia and Montenegro 3-0 Ruhrstadion,Bochum

De Rossi 32, Bovo 83, Gilardino85

Italy: Amelia, Moretti, Bonera (95 Zaccardo), De Rossi, Palombo, Gilardino, Sculli (74 Del Nero), Barzagli, Bovo,Donadel (88 Brighi), MestoSerbia and Montenegro: Milojević, Stančić, Mijailović, Baša, Lazović, Marić, Miladinović (83 Neziri), D. Milovanović(63 Matić), Biševac, Ivanović, Djalović (45 S. Vukčević)

2006Winner: Netherlands


04/06/2006 Netherlands - Ukraine 3-0 Bessa XXI,Porto Huntelaar 11, 43 (P), Hofs 90+4

Netherlands: Vermeer, Tiendalli, Vlaar, Luirink, Emanuelson, Aissati (78 Zomer), De Zeeuw, Schaars, Hofs,Huntelaar, Castelen (69 De Ridder)Ukraine: Pyatov, Yarmash, Chygrynskiy, Yatsenko, Romanchuk, Mikhalik, Godin (46 Feschuk), Cheberyachko,Maksymov, Milevskiy, Fomin (46 Aliyev)

2007Winner: Netherlands


23/06/2007 Netherlands - Serbia 4-1 Euroborg,Groningen

Bakkal 17, Babel 60, Rigters 67,Bruins 87; Mrdja 79

Netherlands: Waterman, Zuiverloon, Kruiswijk, Pieters (89 Jong-A-Pin), Maduro, Drenthe (78 Beerens), Babel, DeRidder, Rigters (69 Bruins), Donk, BakkalSerbia: Kahriman, Ivanović, Rukavina, Kolarov, Smiljanić, Janković, Rakić (73 Mrdja), D. Milovanović, D. Tošić,Drinčić (65 Z. Tošić), Basta (73 Babović)

Winner: Italy

Date Match Result Stadium, Goalscorers

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2009Winner: Germany


29/06/2009 Germany - England 4-0 Malmö NewStadium, Malmo Castro 23, Özil 48, Wagner 79, 84

Germany: Neuer, Beck, Boenisch, Höwedes, Boateng, Khedira, Özil (89 Schmelzer), Wagner, Johnson (69Schwaab), Hummels (83 Aogo), CastroEngland: Loach, Cranie (79 Gardner), Cattermole, Onuoha (46 Mancienne), Milner, Noble, A. Johnson, Muamba (78Rodwell), Walcott, Richards, Gibbs

2011Winner: Spain


25/06/2011 Switzerland - Spain 0-2 Aarhus Stadion,Aarhus

Ander Herrera 41, ThiagoAlcántara 81

Switzerland: Sommer, Koch, Rossini, Lustenberger, Emeghara (53 Gavranović), Frei (54 Abrashi), Shaqiri,Mehmedi, Xhaka (67 Kasami), Klose, BerardiSpain: De Gea, Álvaro Domínguez, Javi Martínez, Adrián López (80 Jeffren Suárez), Juan Mata, Montoya, DídacVilà, Ander Herrera (90 Diego Capel), Thiago Alcántara, Botía, Muniain (85 Parejo)

2013Winner: Spain


18/06/2013 Italy - Spain 2-4 Itztadion Teddy,Jerusalem

Immobile 10, Borini 80; ThiagoAlcántara 6, 31, 38 (P), Isco 66(P)

Italy: Bardi, Donati, Verratti (76 Crimi), Caldirola, Florenzi (58 Saponara), Immobile (58 Gabbiadini), Insigne,Bianchetti, Regini, Borini, RossiSpain: De Gea, Montoya, Illarramendi, Bartra, Iñigo Martínez, Koke (86 Camacho), Thiago Alcántara, Tello (71Muniain), Morata (80 Rodrigo), Moreno, Isco

2015Winner: Sweden


30/06/2015 Sweden - Portugal 0-0aet, 4-3 pens

Eden Arena,Prague

Sweden: Carlgren, Nilsson Lindelöf, Milosevic, Helander (46 Baffo), Augustinsson, Lewicki, Hiljemark, Khalili,Guidetti, Kiese Thelin, Tibbling (66 Quaison)Portugal: José Sá, Ricardo Esgaio, Tiago Ilori, Paulo Oliveira, Raphaël Guerreiro, William Carvalho, Sérgio Oliveira(54 Tozé), Bernardo Silva, Ivan Cavaleiro (61 Iuri Medeiros), Ricardo (70 Gonçalo Paciência), João Mário

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Facts & figuresFinalsUEFA European Under-21 Championship2015: Sweden 0-0 Portugal (4-3 pens); Prague, Czech Republic2013: Spain 4-2 Italy; Jerusalem, Israel2011: Spain 2-0 Switzerland; Aarhus, Denmark2009: Germany 4-0 England; Malmo, Sweden2007: Netherlands 4-1 Serbia; Groningen, Netherlands2006: Netherlands 3-0 Ukraine; Porto, Portugal2004: Italy 3-0 Serbia & Montenegro; Bochum, Germany2002: Czech Republic 0-0 France (3-1 pens); Basel, Switzerland2000: Italy 2-1 Czech Republic; Bratislava, Slovakia1998: Spain 1-0 Greece; Bucharest, Romania1996: Italy 1-1 Spain (4-2 pens); Barcelona, Spain1994: Italy 1-0 Portugal (aet); Montpellier, France1992: Italy 2-1 Sweden (agg); two legs, Ferrara and Vaxjo1990: Soviet Union 7-3 Yugoslavia (agg); two legs, Sarajevo and Simferopol1988: France 3-0 Greece (agg); two legs, Piraeus and Besancon1986: Spain 3-3 Italy (agg; 3-0 pens); two legs, Rome and Valladolid1984: England 3-0 Spain (agg); two legs, Seville and Sheffield1982: England 5-4 West Germany (agg); two legs, Sheffield and Bremen1980: Soviet Union 1-0 East Germany (agg); two legs, Rostock and Moscow1978: Yugoslavia 5-4 East Germany (agg); two legs, Halle and Mostar

Biggest winsQualifying: Spain 14-0 San Marino (2006)Two-legged knockout: England 6-1 France (1984), West Germany 5-0 Soviet Union (1982), Hungary 5-0 Poland(1986), Denmark 5-0 Poland (1992)Final tournament: England 6-0 Turkey (2000)

Individual match goalscoringQualifying: 5Gojko Kačar (Serbia v Hungary, 07/09/08)Jan Chramosta (Andorra v Czech Republic, 05/06/12)

Final tournament: 3Jan Kliment (Serbia v Czech Republic, 20/06/15)Marcus Berg (Sweden v Belarus, 16/06/09)

Two-legged tie: 4Aris Karasavvidis (Greece v Netherlands, semi-final first leg, 13/04/88) Mark Hateley (England v France, quarter-final first leg, 28/02/84)

Overall competition top scorers2015: Saido Berahino (England) 10 2013: Rodrigo (Spain) 122011: Tomáš Pekhart (Czech Republic) 102009: Robert Acquafresca (Italy) 82007: Nikita Bazhenov (Russia), Igor Denisov (Russia), Dragan Mrdja (Serbia), Maceo Rigters (Netherlands), TheoWalcott (England) 42006: Klaas-Jan Huntelaar (Netherlands) 142004: Alberto Gilardino (Italy) 112002: Ricardo Cabanas (Switzerland) 92000: Lampros Choutos (Greece) 151998: Steffen Iversen (Norway) 91996: Roy Makaay (Netherlands), Ole Gunnar Solskjær (Norway) 101994: Toni (Portugal) 81992: Peter Møller (Denmark) 91990: Igor Kolyvanov (USSR) 91988: Aristidis Karasavidis (Greece) 51986: Gianluca Vialli (Italy) 4

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1984: Mark Hateley (England) 61982: Pierre Littbarski (West Germany) 61980: Ramaz Shengelia (USSR) 31978: Vahid Halilhodžić (Yugoslavia) 6

Finals top scorers2015: Jan Kliment (Czech Republic) 3 2013: Álvaro Morata (Spain) 42011: Adrián (Spain) 52009: Marcus Berg (Sweden) 72007: Maceo Rigters (Netherlands) 42006: Klaas-Jan Huntelaar (Netherlands) 42004: Alberto Gilardino (Italy), Johan Elmander (Sweden) 42002: Massimo Maccarone (Italy) 32000: David Jarolím (Czech Republic), Igor Tudor (Croatia), Lukáš Došek (Czech Republic) 21998: Steffen Iversen (Norway), Nikos Liberopoulos (Greece) 31996: Raúl González (Spain) 31994: João Vieira Pinto (Portugal) 31992: Renato Buso (Italy) 3 1990: Davor Šuker (Yugoslavia), Andrei Sidelnikov (USSR) 31988: Aris Karasavvidis (Greece) 51986: Gianluca Vialli (Italy) 41984: Mark Hateley (England) 61982: Pierre Littbarski (West Germany) 61980: Ramaz Shengelia (USSR) 31978: Vahid Halilhodžić (Yugoslavia) 6

All time top scorers (final tournaments)Marcus Berg (Sweden) 7Adrian López (Spain) 5Vahid Halilhodžić (Yugoslavia) 6Pierre Littbarski (West Germany) 6

All time top scorers (including qualifying)Lampros Choutos (Greece) 15Tomáš Pekhart (Czech Republic) 15Klaas-Jan Huntelaar (Netherlands) 14Roy Makaay (Netherlands) 14

Most appearances (final tournaments)Branislav Ivanović (Serbia) 13Dejan Milovanović (Serbia) 11Thiago Alcantara (Spain) 10David de Gea (Spain) 10Milan Bisevac (Serbia) 9Matteo Brighi (Italy) 9Daniël de Ridder (Netherlands) 9Boško Janković (Serbia) 9Martín Montoya (Spain) 9Iker Muniain (Spain) 9

Most appearances (including qualifying)James Milner (England) 32Jan Polák (Czech Republic) 29Mickaël Landreau (France) 28Branislav Ivanović (Serbia) 27Jean-François Gillet (Belgium) 26Jonas Kamper (Denmark) 26

2017 qualifying top scorersPatrik Schick (Czech Republic) 10Uroš Djurdjević (Serbia) 9Michael Gregoritsch (Austria) 9

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Gerard Deulofeu (Spain) 8Marcus Ingvartsen (Denmark) 8Munir El Haddadi (Spain) 7Stipe Perica (Croatia) 7Davie Selke (Germany) 7

Highest attendancesQualifying: Turkey v Germany, Istanbul, 18/11/03, 42,000Final tournament (except final): Switzerland v Italy, Basel, 22/05/02, 30,000Final: Italy v Spain, Barcelona, 31/05/96, 35,500

(Statistics apply for UEFA European Under-21 Championship from 1978 onwards. All years given are dates for finaltournament; four teams until 1998, including two-legged semi-finals and final until 1994)

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