List of international matches of the GDR national soccer team

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From 1952 to 1990, the GDR national soccer team played a total of 293 international A matches . Ten of these, which were played as part of the Summer Olympic Games and during Olympic qualification, were removed from the FIFA rating by the FIFA regulations on international matches in 1999 . However, the DFB, as the legal successor to the German Football Association of the GDR, continues to count these games. The GDR played as the only European team so far in 1964 against Ceylon (now Sri Lanka), with the highest victory, and Guinea (1962), with Guinea making its first game. The GDR was also the first European team to play against Burma (1963), Ghana (1964), Iraq (1969) and Mali (1962).

Legend

This section serves as a legend for the following tables.

• A = away game
• H = home game
• * = Play on a neutral place
• WM = World Championship
• EM = European Championship
• n / a = after extension

The results are shown from the perspective of the GDR. Wins are highlighted in green, draws in yellow, and defeats in red. For games outside the GDR, the host country (using the official FIFA code) is given in brackets in addition to the venue.

1952 to 1959

No.	date	Result	opponent		venue	occasion	comment
1	09/21/1952	0: 3	Poland	A.	Warsaw ( POL ), Army Stadium		first international match
2	10/26/1952	1: 3	Romania	A.	Bucharest ( ROM ), stadium August 23		first international match against Romania, first goal in GDR international match history by Karl Schnieke
3	06/14/1953	0-0	Bulgaria	H	Dresden , Heinz Steyer Stadium		first international game against Bulgaria, first home game, first draw; last international match under national coach Willi Oelgardt
4th	05/08/1954	0: 1	Romania	H	Berlin , Walter Ulbricht Stadium		first home defeat; first international game under national coach Hans Siegert
5	09/26/1954	0: 1	Poland	H	Rostock , Ostseestadion
6th	October 24, 1954	1: 3	Bulgaria	A.	Sofia ( BUL ), Vasil Levski National Stadium		Last international game under national coach Hans Siegert
7th	September 18, 1955	3: 2	Romania	A.	Bucharest ( ROM ), stadium August 23		first international win; first international match under national coach János Gyarmati
8th	11/20/1955	1-0	Bulgaria	H	Berlin , Walter Ulbricht Stadium		first home win
9	07/22/1956	2-0	Poland	A.	Chorzów ( POL ), Śląski Stadium		Opening game of the Silesian Stadium
10	09/19/1956	3: 1	Indonesia	H	Karl-Marx-Stadt , Ernst-Thälmann-Stadion		first international game against Indonesia, first game against a non-European team
11	10/14/1956	1: 3	Bulgaria	A.	Sofia ( BUL ), Vasil Levski National Stadium
12	03/10/1957	3-0	Luxembourg	H	Berlin , Walter Ulbricht Stadium		first international game against Luxembourg, first game against a Western European team
13	05/19/1957	2: 1	Wales	H	Leipzig , central stadium	World Cup 1958 - qualification	first international match against Wales, first competitive game
14th	06/16/1957	1: 3	Czechoslovakia	A.	Brno ( TCH ), Za Lužánkami Stadium	World Cup 1958 - qualification	first international match against Czechoslovakia
15th	09/25/1957	1: 4	Wales	A.	Cardiff ( WAL ), Ninian Park	World Cup 1958 - qualification	first international match in Western Europe
16	October 27, 1957	1: 4	Czechoslovakia	H	Leipzig , central stadium	World Cup 1958 - qualification	last international match under national coach János Gyarmati; highest home defeat; Record attendance at home games (approx. 110,000–120,000 in the central stadium )
17th	05/01/1958	1: 1	Albania	H	Tirana ( ALB ), Qemal Stafa Stadium		first international match against Albania; first international match under national coach Fritz Gödicke
18th	06/29/1958	1: 1	Poland	H	Rostock , Ostseestadion
19th	08/13/1958	5: 6	Norway	A.	Oslo ( NOR ), Ullevaal Stadium		first international match against Norway
20th	09/14/1958	3: 2	Romania	H	Leipzig , central stadium
21st	05.10.1958	1: 1	Bulgaria	H	Berlin , Walter Ulbricht Stadium
22nd	11/02/1958	4: 1	Norway	H	Leipzig , central stadium
23	02/11/1959	2: 2	Indonesia	A.	Jakarta ( IDN ), Senayan Stadium		first international match outside Europe, first international match in Asia
24	05/01/1959	0: 1	Hungary	H	Dresden , Heinz Steyer Stadium		first international match against Hungary
25th	06/21/1959	0: 2	Portugal	H	Berlin , Walter Ulbricht Stadium	EM 1960 - qualification	first international match against Portugal
26th	06/28/1959	2: 3	Portugal	A.	Porto ( POR ), Estádio das Antas	EM 1960 - qualification
27	08/12/1959	2: 1	Czechoslovakia	H	Leipzig , central stadium
28	09/06/1959	2: 3	Finland	A.	Helsinki ( FIN ), Olympic Stadium		first international match against Finland

1960 to 1969

No.	date	Result	opponent		venue	occasion	comment
29	06/10/1960	0: 2	Bulgaria	A.	Sofia ( BUL ), Vasil Levski National Stadium
30th	08/17/1960	0: 1	Soviet Union	H	Leipzig , central stadium		first international match against the Soviet Union
31	10/30/1960	5: 1	Finland	H	Rostock , Ostseestadion		last international match under national coach Fritz Gödicke
32	December 04, 1960	3-0	Tunisia	A.	Tunis ( TUN ), Stade Municipal		first international match against Tunisia, first international match against an African team, first international match in Africa; first international match under national coach Heinz Krügel
33	12/11/1960	3: 2	Morocco	A.	Casablanca ( MAR ), Stade d`Honneur		first international match against Morocco
34	04/16/1961	0: 2	Hungary	A.	Budapest ( HUN ), Dózsa Stadium	World Cup 1962 - qualification	last international match under national coach Heinz Krügel
35	05/14/1961	1: 1	Netherlands	H	Leipzig , central stadium	World Cup 1962 - qualification	first international match against the Netherlands; first international match under national coach Károly Sós
36	05/28/1961	1: 1	Denmark	A.	Copenhagen ( DEN ), Idrætspark		first international match against Denmark
37	06/21/1961	1: 2	Morocco	H	Erfurt , Georgi-Dimitroff-Stadium
38	09/10/1961	2: 3	Hungary	H	Berlin , Walter Ulbricht Stadium	World Cup 1962 - qualification	first international match after the Berlin Wall was built
39	10/22/1961	1: 3	Poland	A.	Wroclaw ( POL ), Olympic Stadium
40	December 10, 1961	0: 2	Morocco	A.	Casablanca ( MAR ), Stade d`Honneur
41	05/03/1962	1: 2	Soviet Union	A.	Moscow ( SUN ), Lenin Stadium
42	05/16/1962	1: 3	Yugoslavia	A.	Belgrade ( YUG ), Army Stadium		first international match against Yugoslavia
43	05/23/1962	4: 1	Denmark	H	Leipzig , central stadium
44	09/16/1962	2: 2	Yugoslavia	H	Leipzig , central stadium
45	10/14/1962	3: 2	Romania	H	Dresden , Heinz Steyer Stadium
46	11/18/1962	2: 1	Czechoslovakia	H	Berlin , Walter Ulbricht Stadium	EM 1964 - qualification
47	December 9, 1962	2: 1	Mali	A.	Bamako ( MLI ), Stade Mamadou		only international game against Mali, first game of a European team against Mali
48	December 16, 1962	3: 2	Guinea	A.	Conakry ( GUI ), Stade du 28 Septembre		only international game against Guinea, first game of the Guinean national football team, so far only game of a European team against Guinea
49	March 31, 1963	1: 1	Czechoslovakia	A.	Prague ( TCH ), Army Stadium	EM 1964 - qualification
50	05/12/1963	2: 3	Romania	A.	Bucharest ( ROM ), stadium August 23
51	06/02/1963	1: 2	England	H	Leipzig , central stadium		first international match against England
52	04.09.1963	1: 1	Bulgaria	H	Magdeburg , Ernst-Grube-Stadium
53	10/21/1963	1: 2	Hungary	H	Berlin , Walter Ulbricht Stadium	EM 1964 - qualification
54	03/11/1963	3: 3	Hungary	A.	Budapest ( HUN ), Népstadion	EM 1964 - qualification
55	December 17, 1963	5: 1	Burma	A.	Yangon ( BIR ), Bogyoke Aung San Stadium		only international game against Burma, first game of a European team against Burma / Myanmar
56	01/12/1964	12: 1	Ceylon	A.	Colombo ( CEY ), Sugathadasa Stadium		only international game against Ceylon, so far only game of a European team against Ceylon / Sri Lanka, highest victory, four goals by Heino Kleiminger
57	02/23/1964	0: 3	Ghana	A.	Accra ( GHA ), Sports Stadium		first international game against Ghana, first game of a European team against Ghana
58	01/02/1965	2-0	Uruguay	A.	Montevideo ( URU ), Estadio Centenario		first international game against Uruguay, first international game against a South American team, first international game in South America
59	04/25/1965	1: 1	Austria	A.	Vienna ( AUT ), Prater Stadium	1966 World Cup - qualification	first international match against Austria
60	May 23, 1965	1: 1	Hungary	H	Leipzig , central stadium	1966 World Cup - qualification
61	09/04/1965	2: 3	Bulgaria	A.	Varna ( BUL ), Yuri Gagarin Stadium
62	10/09/1965	2: 3	Hungary	A.	Budapest ( HUN ), Népstadion	1966 World Cup - qualification
63	10/31/1965	1-0	Austria	H	Leipzig , central stadium	1966 World Cup - qualification
64	04/27/1966	4: 1	Sweden	H	Leipzig , central stadium		first international match against Sweden
65	07/02/1966	5: 2	Chile	H	Leipzig , central stadium		first international match against Chile
66	04.09.1966	6-0	United Arab Republic	H	Karl-Marx-Stadt , Ernst-Thälmann-Stadion		first international match against Egypt (VAR)
67	09/11/1966	2-0	Poland	H	Erfurt , Georgi-Dimitroff-Stadium
68	09/21/1966	2-0	Romania	H	Gera , stadium of friendship
69	October 23, 1966	2: 2	Soviet Union	A.	Moscow ( SUN ), Lenin Stadium
70	04/05/1967	4: 3	Netherlands	H	Leipzig , central stadium	EM 1968 - qualification
71	05/17/1967	1-0	Sweden	A.	Helsingborg ( SWE ), Olympia
72	06/04/1967	1: 1	Denmark	A.	Copenhagen ( DEN ), Idrætspark	EM 1968 - qualification
73	09/13/1967	0: 1	Netherlands	A.	Amsterdam ( NED ), Olympic Stadium	EM 1968 - qualification
74	09/27/1967	1: 3	Hungary	A.	Budapest ( HUN ), Népstadion	EM 1968 - qualification
75	10/11/1967	3: 2	Denmark	H	Leipzig , central stadium	EM 1968 - qualification
76	October 29, 1967	1-0	Hungary	H	Leipzig , central stadium	EM 1968 - qualification
77	11/18/1967	1-0	Romania	H	Berlin , Walter Ulbricht Stadium	1968 Olympic Games - Qualification	last international match under national coach Károly Sós; no longer counted by FIFA
78	December 06, 1967	1-0	Romania	A.	Bucharest ( ROM ), stadium August 23	1968 Olympic Games - Qualification	first international match under national coach Harald Seeger ; no longer counted by FIFA
79	02/02/1968	2: 2	Czechoslovakia	*	Santiago ( CHI ), National Stadium
80	October 19, 1968	1: 1	Poland	A.	Szczecin ( POL ), Pogon Stadium
81	03/29/1969	2: 2	Italy	H	Berlin , Walter Ulbricht Stadium	World Cup 1970 - qualification	First game against Italy
82	04/16/1969	2: 1	Wales	H	Dresden , Heinz Steyer Stadium	World Cup 1970 - qualification
83	06/22/1969	0: 1	Chile	H	Magdeburg , Ernst-Grube-Stadium		first international game by Hans-Jürgen Dörner
84	07/09/1969	7-0	United Arab Republic	H	Rostock , Ostseestadion
85	07/25/1969	2: 2	Soviet Union	H	Leipzig , central stadium
86	10/22/1969	3: 1	Wales	A.	Cardiff ( WAL ), Ninian Park	World Cup 1970 - qualification
87	11/22/1969	0: 3	Italy	A.	Naples ( ITA ), Stadio San Paolo	World Cup 1970 - qualification
88	December 8, 1969	1: 1	Iraq	A.	Baghdad ( IRQ ), Al Shaab Stadium		first international match against Iraq; First game of a European team against Iraq, Joachim Streich's first international game
89	December 19, 1969	3: 1	United Arab Republic	A.	Cairo ( EGY ), International Stadium		last international match under national coach Harald Seeger

1970 to 1979

No.	date	Result	opponent		venue	occasion	comment
90	May 19, 1970	1: 1	Poland	A.	Krakow ( POL ), Wisła Stadium		first international match under national coach Georg Buschner
91	07/27/1970	5-0	Iraq	H	Jena , Ernst Abbe Sports Field
92	09/06/1970	5-0	Poland	H	Rostock , Ostseestadion
93	11/11/1970	1-0	Netherlands	H	Dresden , Rudolf Harbig Stadium	European Championship 1972 - qualification
94	11/15/1970	5-0	Luxembourg	A.	Luxembourg ( LUX ), Municipal Stadium	European Championship 1972 - qualification	Four goals by Hans-Jürgen Kreische
95	11/25/1970	1: 3	England	A.	London ( ENG ), Wembley Stadium
96	02/02/1971	1-0	Chile	A.	Santiago ( CHI ), National Stadium
97	02/10/1971	3-0	Uruguay	A.	Montevideo ( URU ), Estadio Centenario		Uruguay's FIFA statistics give the match as February 8, 1971
98	02/15/1971	1: 1	Uruguay	A.	Montevideo ( URU ), Estadio Centenario		Uruguay's FIFA statistics give the match as February 10, 1971
99	04/24/1971	2: 1	Luxembourg	H	Gera , stadium of friendship	European Championship 1972 - qualification
100	05/09/1971	1: 2	Yugoslavia	H	Leipzig , central stadium	European Championship 1972 - qualification
101	08/16/1971	1-0	Mexico	A.	Guadalajara ( MEX ), Estadio Jalisco		first international match against Mexico, first international match in Central America
102	September 18, 1971	1: 1	Mexico	H	Leipzig , central stadium
103	09/25/1971	1: 1	Czechoslovakia	H	Berlin , Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn-Sportpark
104	10/10/1971	2: 3	Netherlands	A.	Rotterdam ( NED ), De Kuip	European Championship 1972 - qualification
105	10/16/1971	0-0	Yugoslavia	A.	Belgrade ( YUG ), Army Stadium	European Championship 1972 - qualification	first goalless international match since 1953
106	May 27, 1972	1-0	Uruguay	H	Leipzig , central stadium
107	05/31/1972	0-0	Uruguay	H	Rostock , Ostseestadion
108	08/28/1972	4-0	Ghana	*	Munich ( FRG ), Olympic Stadium	1972 Olympic Games - Preliminary Round	first international match in the Federal Republic of Germany; no longer counted by FIFA
109	09/01/1972	1: 2	Poland	*	Nuremberg ( FRG ), municipal stadium	1972 Olympic Games - Preliminary Round	no longer counted by FIFA
110	09/03/1972	0: 2	Hungary	*	Passau ( FRG ), Dreiflüssestadion	1972 Olympic Games - Intermediate Round	no longer counted by FIFA
111	09/10/1972	2: 2 a.d.	Soviet Union	*	Munich ( FRG ), Olympic Stadium	1972 Olympic Games - 3rd place match	GDR and Soviet Union share the bronze medal; no longer counted by FIFA
112	07.10.1972	5-0	Finland	H	Dresden , Dynamo Stadium	World Cup 1974 - qualification
113	11/01/1972	3: 1	Czechoslovakia	A.	Bratislava ( TCH ), Štadión Tehelné pole
114	02/15/1973	2-0	Colombia	A.	Bogotá ( COL ), El Campin		only international match against Colombia
115	02/18/1973	1: 1	Ecuador	A.	Quito ( ECU ), Estadio Atahualpa		first international match against Ecuador
116	04/07/1973	2-0	Albania	H	Magdeburg , Ernst-Grube-Stadium	World Cup 1974 - qualification
117	04/18/1973	0: 3	Belgium	A.	Antwerp ( BEL ), Olympic Stadium		first international match against Belgium
118	05/16/1973	2: 1	Hungary	H	Karl-Marx-Stadt , Ernst-Thälmann-Stadion
119	May 27, 1973	0: 1	Romania	A.	Bucharest ( ROM ), stadium August 23	World Cup 1974 - qualification
120	06/06/1973	5: 1	Finland	A.	Tampere ( FIN ), Ratina Stadium	World Cup 1974 - qualification
121	07/17/1973	2: 1	Iceland	A.	Reykjavík ( ISL ), Laugardalsvöllur		first international match against Iceland
122	07/19/1973	2-0	Iceland	A.	Reykjavík ( ISL ), Laugardalsvöllur
123	09/26/1973	2-0	Romania	H	Leipzig , central stadium	World Cup 1974 - qualification
124	10/17/1973	1-0	Soviet Union	H	Leipzig , central stadium
125	03/11/1973	4: 1	Albania	A.	Tirana ( ALB ), Qemal Stafa Stadium	World Cup 1974 - qualification
126	11/21/1973	1-0	Hungary	A.	Budapest ( HUN ), Népstadion
127	02/26/1974	4-0	Tunisia	A.	Tunis ( TUN ), Stade El Menzah
128	02/28/1974	3: 1	Algeria	A.	Algiers ( ALG ), Stade 5 Juillet 1962		first international match against Algeria
129	March 13, 1974	1-0	Belgium	H	Berlin , Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn-Sportpark
130	03/27/1974	1-0	Czechoslovakia	H	Dresden , Dynamo Stadium
131	05/23/1974	1-0	Norway	H	Rostock , Ostseestadion
132	05/29/1974	1: 1	England	H	Leipzig , central stadium
133	06/15/1974	2-0	Australia	*	Hamburg ( FRG ), Volksparkstadion	World Cup 1974 - preliminary round	only international game against Australia, only international game against an oceanic team
134	06/18/1974	1: 1	Chile	*	Berlin ( FRG ), Olympic Stadium	World Cup 1974 - preliminary round
135	06/22/1974	1-0	FRG	*	Hamburg ( FRG ), Volksparkstadion	World Cup 1974 - preliminary round	only A international match against the FRG, winning goal by Jürgen Sparwasser
136	06/26/1974	0: 1	Brazil	*	Hanover ( FRG ), Lower Saxony Stadium	1974 World Cup - intermediate round	first international match against Brazil
137	06/30/1974	0: 2	Netherlands	*	Gelsenkirchen ( FRG ), Park Stadium	1974 World Cup - intermediate round
138	07/03/1974	1: 1	Argentina	*	Gelsenkirchen ( FRG ), Park Stadium	1974 World Cup - intermediate round	first international match against Argentina
139	04.09.1974	3: 1	Poland	A.	Warsaw ( POL ), Army Stadium
140	09/25/1974	1: 3	Czechoslovakia	A.	Prague ( TCH ), Sparta Stadium
141	10/09/1974	2-0	Canada	H	Frankfurt / Oder , stadium of friendship		first international game against Canada, first international game against a North American team
142	October 12, 1974	1: 1	Iceland	H	Magdeburg , Ernst-Grube-Stadium	EM 1976 - qualification
143	10/30/1974	0: 3	Scotland	A.	Glasgow ( SCO ), Hampden Park		first international match against Scotland
144	11/16/1974	2: 2	France	A.	Paris ( FRA ), Prinzenparkstadion	EM 1976 - qualification	first international match against France
145	07/12/1974	0-0	Belgium	H	Leipzig , central stadium	EM 1976 - qualification
146	March 26, 1975	0-0	Bulgaria	H	Berlin , Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn-Sportpark
147	05/28/1975	1: 2	Poland	H	Halle , Kurt Wabbel Stadium
148	06/05/1975	1: 2	Iceland	A.	Reykjavík ( ISL ), Laugardalsvöllur	EM 1976 - qualification
149	07/29/1975	3-0	Canada	A.	Toronto ( CAN ), Varsity Stadium		first international match in North America
150	07/31/1975	7: 1	Canada	A.	Ottawa ( CAN ), Lansdowne Park
151	09/03/1975	0-0	Soviet Union	A.	Moscow ( SUN ), Lenin Stadium
152	09/27/1975	2: 1	Belgium	A.	Brussels ( BEL ), Émile Versé Stadium	EM 1976 - qualification
153	10/12/1975	2: 1	France	H	Leipzig , central stadium	EM 1976 - qualification
154	November 19, 1975	1: 1	Czechoslovakia	A.	Brno ( TCH ), Za Lužánkami Stadium	1976 Olympic Games - Qualification	no longer counted by FIFA
155	04/07/1976	0-0	Czechoslovakia	H	Leipzig , central stadium	1976 Olympic Games - Qualification	no longer counted by FIFA
156	04/21/1976	5-0	Algeria	H	Cottbus , Stadium of Friendship
157	07/27/1976	2: 1	Soviet Union	*	Montreal ( CAN ), Olympic Stadium	1976 Olympic Games - Preliminary Round	no longer counted by FIFA
158	07/31/1976	3: 1	Poland	*	Montreal ( CAN ), Olympic Stadium	1976 Olympic Games - Final	Olympic victory for the GDR; no longer counted by FIFA
159	09/22/1976	1: 1	Hungary	H	Berlin , Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn-Sportpark
160	10/27/1976	4-0	Bulgaria	A.	Sliven ( BUL ), Khadji Dimitar Stadium
161	11/17/1976	1: 1	Turkey	H	Dresden , Dynamo Stadium	World Cup 1978 - qualification	first international match against Turkey
162	04/02/1977	1-0	Malta	A.	Gżira ( MLT ), Empire Stadium	World Cup 1978 - qualification	first international match against Malta
163	04/27/1977	1: 1	Romania	A.	Bucharest ( ROM ), Steaua Stadium
164	07/12/1977	0: 2	Argentina	A.	Buenos Aires ( ARG ), La Bombonera
165	07/28/1977	2: 1	Soviet Union	H	Leipzig , central stadium
166	08/17/1977	1-0	Sweden	A.	Solna ( SWE ), Råsunda Stadium
167	07.09.1977	1-0	Scotland	H	Berlin , stadium of the world youth
168	09/24/1977	1: 1	Austria	A.	Vienna ( AUT ), Prater Stadium	World Cup 1978 - qualification
169	10/12/1977	1: 1	Austria	H	Leipzig , central stadium	World Cup 1978 - qualification
170	October 29, 1977	9-0	Malta	H	Potsdam , Karl Liebknecht Stadium	World Cup 1978 - qualification	Highest home win
171	11/16/1977	2: 1	Turkey	A.	Izmir ( TUR ), Ataturk Stadium	World Cup 1978 - qualification
172	03/08/1978	3: 1	Switzerland	H	Karl-Marx-Stadt , Ernst-Thälmann-Stadion		first international match against Switzerland
173	04/04/1978	0: 1	Sweden	H	Leipzig , central stadium
174	04/19/1978	0-0	Belgium	H	Magdeburg , Ernst-Grube-Stadium
175	08/30/1978	2: 2	Bulgaria	H	Erfurt , Georgi-Dimitroff-Stadium
176	09/06/1978	2: 1	Czechoslovakia	H	Leipzig , central stadium
177	04/10/1978	3: 1	Iceland	H	Halle , Kurt Wabbel Stadium	European Championship 1980 - qualification
178	11/15/1978	0: 3	Netherlands	A.	Rotterdam ( NED ), De Kuip	European Championship 1980 - qualification
179	02/09/1979	1: 1	Iraq	A.	Baghdad ( IRQ ), Al Shaab Stadium
180	02/11/1979	1: 2	Iraq	A.	Baghdad ( IRQ ), Al Shaab Stadium
181	02/28/1979	0: 1	Bulgaria	A.	Burgas ( BUL ), stadium September 9th
182	03/28/1979	0: 3	Hungary	A.	Budapest ( HUN ), Népstadion
183	04/18/1979	2: 1	Poland	H	Leipzig , central stadium	European Championship 1980 - qualification
184	05/05/1979	2-0	Switzerland	A.	St. Gallen ( SUI ), Espenmoos	European Championship 1980 - qualification
185	06/01/1979	1-0	Romania	H	Berlin , stadium of the world youth
186	09/05/1979	0: 1	Soviet Union	A.	Moscow ( SUN ), Lenin Stadium
187	09/12/1979	3-0	Iceland	A.	Reykjavík ( ISL ), Laugardalsvöllur	European Championship 1980 - qualification
188	09/26/1979	1: 1	Poland	A.	Chorzów ( POL ), Śląski Stadium	European Championship 1980 - qualification
189	10/13/1979	5: 2	Switzerland	H	Berlin , stadium of the world youth	European Championship 1980 - qualification
190	11/21/1979	2: 3	Netherlands	H	Leipzig , central stadium	European Championship 1980 - qualification

1980 to 1989

No.	date	Result	opponent		venue	occasion	comment
191	02/13/1980	1-0	Spain	A.	Málaga ( ESP ), La Rosaleda		first international match against Spain
192	04/02/1980	2: 2	Romania	A.	Bucharest ( ROM ), stadium August 23
193	04/17/1980	2-0	Greece	H	Leipzig , central stadium		first international match against Greece
194	05/07/1980	2: 2	Soviet Union	H	Rostock , Ostseestadion
195	10/08/1980	1-0	Czechoslovakia	A.	Prague ( TCH ), Evžen Rošický Stadium
196	October 15, 1980	0-0	Spain	H	Leipzig , central stadium
197	November 19, 1980	2-0	Hungary	H	Halle , Kurt Wabbel Stadium
198	04/04/1981	2: 1	Malta	A.	Gżira ( MLT ), Empire Stadium	World Cup 1982 - qualification
199	04/19/1981	0-0	Italy	A.	Udine ( ITA ), Friuli Stadium
200	05/02/1981	0: 1	Poland	A.	Chorzów ( POL ), Śląski Stadium	World Cup 1982 - qualification
201	05/19/1981	5-0	Cuba	H	Senftenberg , miners' stadium		only international match against Cuba
202	10/10/1981	2: 3	Poland	H	Leipzig , central stadium	World Cup 1982 - qualification	last international match under national coach Georg Buschner
203	11/11/1981	5: 1	Malta	H	Jena , Ernst Abbe Sports Field	World Cup 1982 - qualification	first international match under national coach Rudolf Krause
204	01/26/1982	1: 3	Brazil	A.	Natal ( BRA ), Estádio Humberto de Alencar Castelo Branco
205	02/10/1982	1-0	Greece	A.	Athens ( GRE ), Rizoupoli Stadium
206	02.03.1982	0-0	Iraq	A.	Baghdad ( IRQ ), Al Shaab Stadium
207	04/14/1982	1-0	Italy	H	Leipzig , central stadium
208	05/05/1982	0: 1	Soviet Union	A.	Moscow ( SUN ), Lenin Stadium
209	05/19/1982	2: 2	Sweden	A.	Halmstad ( SWE ), Örjans vall
210	09/09/1982	1-0	Iceland	A.	Reykjavík ( ISL ), Laugardalsvöllur
211	09/22/1982	2: 2	Bulgaria	A.	Burgas ( BUL ), stadium September 9th
212	10/13/1982	0: 2	Scotland	A.	Glasgow ( SCO ), Hampden Park	EM 1984 - qualification
213	11/17/1982	4: 1	Romania	H	Karl-Marx-Stadt , Ernst-Thälmann-Stadion
214	02/10/1983	2-0	Tunisia	A.	Tunis ( TUN ), Stade El Menzah
215	02/23/1983	2: 1	Greece	H	Dresden , Dynamo Stadium
216	March 16, 1983	3: 1	Finland	H	Magdeburg , Ernst-Grube-Stadium
217	03/30/1983	1: 2	Belgium	H	Leipzig , central stadium	EM 1984 - qualification
218	04/13/1983	3-0	Bulgaria	H	Gera , stadium of friendship		50th international goal by Joachim Streich
219	04/27/1983	1: 2	Belgium	A.	Brussels ( BEL ), Heysel Stadium	EM 1984 - qualification
220	05/15/1983	0-0	Switzerland	A.	Bern ( SUI ), Wankdorf Stadium	EM 1984 - qualification
221	07/26/1983	1: 3	Soviet Union	H	Leipzig , central stadium
222	08/24/1983	0: 1	Romania	A.	Bucharest ( ROM ), Steaua Stadium		last international match under national coach Rudolf Krause
223	10/12/1983	3-0	Switzerland	H	Berlin , Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn-Sportpark	EM 1984 - qualification	first international match under national coach Bernd Stange
224	11/13/1983	2: 1	Scotland	H	Halle , Kurt Wabbel Stadium	EM 1984 - qualification
225	02/16/1984	3: 1	Greece	A.	Athens ( GRE ), Olympic Stadium
226	03/28/1984	2: 1	Czechoslovakia	H	Erfurt , Georgi-Dimitroff-Stadium
227	08/11/1984	1: 1	Mexico	H	Berlin , Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn-Sportpark
228	08/29/1984	2: 1	Romania	H	Gera , stadium of friendship
229	09/12/1984	1-0	Greece	H	Zwickau , Georgi Dimitroff Stadium
230	09/12/1984	0: 1	England	A.	London ( ENG ), Wembley Stadium		100th international match by Joachim Streich
231	10/10/1984	5: 2	Algeria	H	Aue , Otto Grotewohl Stadium
232	10/20/1984	2: 3	Yugoslavia	H	Leipzig , central stadium	1986 World Cup - qualification	102nd and last international match by Joachim Streich
233	11/17/1984	5-0	Luxembourg	A.	Esch-sur-Alzette ( LUX ), Op der Grenz stadium	1986 World Cup - qualification
234	December 8, 1984	0: 2	France	A.	Paris ( FRA ), Prinzenparkstadion	1986 World Cup - qualification
235	01/29/1985	0: 3	Uruguay	A.	Montevideo ( URU ), Estadio Centenario
236	02/06/1985	3: 2	Ecuador	A.	Guayaquil ( ECU ), Estadio Modelo Alberto Spencer Herrera
237	March 13, 1985	1: 1	Algeria	A.	Batna ( ALG ), stadium November 1st, 1954
238	04/06/1985	0: 1	Bulgaria	A.	Sofia ( BUL ), Vasil Levski National Stadium	1986 World Cup - qualification
239	04/17/1985	1-0	Norway	H	Frankfurt / Oder , stadium of friendship
240	05/08/1985	1: 4	Denmark	A.	Copenhagen ( DEN ), Idrætspark		first international match by Ulf Kirsten
241	May 18, 1985	3: 1	Luxembourg	H	Potsdam , Karl Liebknecht Stadium	1986 World Cup - qualification	100th and last international game by Hans-Jürgen Dörner
242	08/14/1985	1-0	Norway	A.	Oslo ( NOR ), Ullevaal Stadium
243	09/11/1985	2-0	France	H	Leipzig , central stadium	1986 World Cup - qualification
244	09/28/1985	2: 1	Yugoslavia	A.	Belgrade ( YUG ), Army Stadium	1986 World Cup - qualification
245	October 16, 1985	0-0	Scotland	A.	Glasgow ( SCO ), Hampden Park
246	November 16, 1985	2: 1	Bulgaria	H	Karl-Marx-Stadt , Ernst-Thälmann-Stadion	1986 World Cup - qualification
247	02/15/1986	2: 1	Mexico	*	San José ( USA ), Spartan Stadium
248	02/19/1986	3: 1	Portugal	A.	Braga ( POR ), Estádio Primeiro de Maio
249	03/12/1986	0: 1	Netherlands	H	Leipzig , central stadium		see Sport aktuell (GDR) #Einzelnachweise
250	03/26/1986	0: 2	Greece	A.	Athens ( GRE ), Olympic Stadium
251	04/08/1986	0: 3	Brazil	A.	Goiânia ( BRA ), Estádio Serra Dourada
252	04/23/1986	0: 2	Czechoslovakia	A.	Nitra ( TCH ), Štadión pod Zoborom
253	08/20/1986	0: 1	Finland	A.	Lahti ( FIN ), Lahti Stadium
254	09/10/1986	0: 1	Denmark	H	Leipzig , central stadium
255	09/24/1986	0-0	Norway	A.	Oslo ( NOR ), Ullevaal Stadium	EM 1988 - qualification
256	October 29, 1986	2-0	Iceland	H	Karl-Marx-Stadt , Ernst-Thälmann-Stadion	EM 1988 - qualification
257	11/19/1986	0-0	France	H	Leipzig , central stadium	EM 1988 - qualification
258	03/25/1987	1: 3	Turkey	A.	Istanbul ( TUR ), Ali Sami Yen Stadium
259	04/29/1987	0: 2	Soviet Union	A.	Kiev ( SUN ), National Stadium	EM 1988 - qualification
260	05/13/1987	2-0	Czechoslovakia	H	Brandenburg an der Havel , steel stadium
261	06/03/1987	6-0	Iceland	A.	Reykjavík ( ISL ), Laugardalsvöllur	EM 1988 - qualification
262	07/28/1987	0-0	Hungary	H	Leipzig , central stadium
263	08/19/1987	0: 2	Poland	A.	Lubin ( POL ), Zagłębie Stadium
264	09/23/1987	2-0	Tunisia	H	Gera , stadium of friendship
265	10/10/1987	1: 1	Soviet Union	H	Berlin , Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn-Sportpark	EM 1988 - qualification
266	10/28/1987	3: 1	Norway	H	Magdeburg , Ernst-Grube-Stadium	EM 1988 - qualification
267	11/18/1987	1-0	France	A.	Paris ( FRA ), Prinzenparkstadion	EM 1988 - qualification
268	01/27/1988	0-0	Spain	A.	Valencia ( ESP ), Estadio Luis Casanova
269	03/02/1988	1: 2	Morocco	A.	Mohammedia ( MAR ), Stade Bachir
270	03/30/1988	3: 3	Romania	H	Halle , Kurt Wabbel Stadium
271	04/13/1988	1: 1	Bulgaria	A.	Burgas ( BUL ), stadium September 9th
272	08/31/1988	1-0	Greece	H	Berlin , Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn-Sportpark
273	09/21/1988	1: 2	Poland	H	Cottbus , Stadium of Friendship
274	October 19, 1988	2-0	Iceland	H	Berlin , Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn-Sportpark	World Cup 1990 - qualification
275	11/30/1988	1: 3	Turkey	A.	Istanbul ( TUR ), İnönü Stadium	World Cup 1990 - qualification	last international match under national coach Bernd Stange
276	02/13/1989	4-0	Egypt	A.	Cairo ( EGY ), International Stadium		first international match under national coach Manfred Zapf
277	03/08/1989	2: 3	Greece	A.	Athens ( GRE ), Olympic Stadium
278	March 22, 1989	1: 1	Finland	H	Dresden , Dynamo Stadium
279	04/12/1989	0: 2	Turkey	H	Magdeburg , Ernst-Grube-Stadium	World Cup 1990 - qualification
280	04/26/1989	0: 3	Soviet Union	A.	Kiev ( SUN ), National Stadium	World Cup 1990 - qualification
281	05/20/1989	1: 1	Austria	H	Leipzig , central stadium	World Cup 1990 - qualification	last international match under national coach Manfred Zapf
282	08/23/1989	1: 1	Bulgaria	H	Erfurt , Georgi-Dimitroff-Stadium		first international game under national coach Eduard Geyer
283	09/06/1989	3-0	Iceland	A.	Reykjavík ( ISL ), Laugardalsvöllur	World Cup 1990 - qualification
284	10/08/1989	2: 1	Soviet Union	H	Karl-Marx-Stadt , Ernst-Thälmann-Stadion	World Cup 1990 - qualification
285	10/26/1989	4-0	Malta	A.	Attard ( MLT ), Ta 'Qali Stadium
286	11/15/1989	0: 3	Austria	A.	Vienna ( AUT ), Prater Stadium	World Cup 1990 - qualification	first international match after the fall of the Berlin Wall

1990

No.	date	Result	opponent		venue	occasion	comment
287	01/24/1990	0: 3	France	*	Kuwait City ( KUW ), Al Sadaqua Walsalam Stadium
288	01/26/1990	2: 1	Kuwait	A.	Kuwait City ( KUW ), Al Sadaqua Walsalam Stadium		only international match against Kuwait
289	March 28, 1990	3: 2	United States	H	Berlin , Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn-Sportpark		only international game against the USA
290	04/11/1990	2-0	Egypt	H	Karl-Marx-Stadt , Ernst-Thälmann-Stadion
291	04/25/1990	1-0	Scotland	A.	Glasgow ( SCO ), Hampden Park
292	May 13, 1990	3: 3	Brazil	A.	Rio de Janeiro ( BRA ), Maracanã Stadium
293	09/12/1990	2-0	Belgium	A.	Brussels ( BEL ), Constant Vanden Stock Stadium		last international match; last goals in GDR international history by Matthias Sammer

Competitions

competition	Sp.	S.	U	N	Goal difference
Friendly matches	184	90	44	40	321: 206
World Cup qualification	047	22nd	08th	17th	087:650
European Championship qualification	046	20th	12	14th	076:570
World Cup finals	006th	02	02	02	005: 500
Olympic Games (against senior national teams)	006th	03	01	02	012: 800
Qualification for the Olympic Games (against senior national teams)	004th	02	02	00	003: 100

literature

• Michael Horn, Gottfried Weise : The great lexicon of GDR football. Schwarzkopf & Schwarzkopf, Berlin 2004, ISBN 3-89602-536-8 .
• kicker Edition 100 Years of the German International Games , Olympia-Verlag , Nuremberg 2008, ISSN  1613-2297
• Günter Simon : football informative (GDR football almanac) . Sportverlag Berlin , Berlin 1986, ISBN 3-328-00130-1 .

Web links

• All international matches of the national soccer team of the GDR (eng.)
• International matches of the national soccer team of the GDR on eu-football.info (eng.)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b} Uruguay: Games and Results. In: fifa.com. FIFA, accessed November 4, 2014 . 
2. ↑ The game was originally scheduled as a qualifier for the European Championship in 1992, for which both German teams were drawn into a qualifying group for the first time. In view of the reunification of the two German states on October 3, 1990, the GDR selection no longer took part, so the game that had already been set was played as a friendly.