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The Nasazzi baton (English Nasazzi's baton ) is an imaginary sports trophy , the wearer of which results from international games of the men's national football teams. Similar to boxing , the rule applies that the reigning Nasazzi baton holder must defend the title in every game and, in the event of a defeat, lose it to the winner of the game. The baton is named after José Nasazzi , the captain of the Uruguayan national team , which won the first World Cup in 1930 .

Current title holder
Spain
Title holder since
June 10, 2019	3-0 against Sweden , European Championship qualification
Title defenses
5th September 2019	2-1 against Romania , European Championship qualification
September 8, 2019	4-0 against Faroe Islands , European Championship qualification
October 12, 2019	1: 1 against Norway , European Championship qualification
15th October 2019	1: 1 against Sweden , European Championship qualification
15th November 2019	7-0 against Malta , European Championship qualification
18th November 2019	6-0 against Romania , European Championship qualification
Next game
3rd September 2020	against Germany , Nations League

The current Nasazzi baton holder is the team from Spain , which took over the baton from Sweden on June 10, 2019 with a 3-0 win in a European Championship qualifier .

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1. The first title holder is the first winner of a soccer world championship , i.e. Uruguay 1930.
2. In the event of a loss in regular time, the baton is passed on to the winner.
3. If a title game ends in a draw or if the winner is only found in extra time, on penalties or by tossing a coin, the baton remains with the defending champion.

history

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The first winner and namesake of the Nasazzi baton is Uruguay, who won the 1930 World Cup final against Argentina. More than a year later (on September 6, 1931) Uruguay was given the first opportunity to defend this title. In a game for the Copa Río Branco , however, they lost, so that opponent Brazil was the second bearer of the baton. Since Brazil's next international match was still longer in coming than Uruguay's first defense game, the “Seleção” took over the lead in the “Eternal Table” from the “Celeste” during this period. By winning this game again on December 4, 1932 (again against Uruguay), Brazil is also the first team to defend the baton.

In 1934, the Nasazzi staff moved to a European team for the first time when Brazil lost to Spain in the World Cup round of 16 . Since Spain lost to Italy in the quarter-finals, the second FIFA World Cup winner was also a Nasazzi baton. Italy was the first country to defend the baton twice. Subsequently, the staff changed exclusively between European teams for many years. England captured it for the first time in 1934 for almost 5 months. He was lost again due to a defeat against rival Scotland, of all things, who also became a staff carrier for the first time and remained so for more than a year and a half with five defenses. With a total of 6 successful games as a staff carrier, the Scots held a record for several years. And also in the “Eternal Table” they were ahead of their rivals from England. This would only change again more than 50 years later! Wales also captured the Nasazzi staff for the first time and held it for almost a year. It was lost again to England in 1937. As the first team, the "Three Lions" took over the Nasazzi baton a second time. But only the fourth time, 12 years later, they were able to leave Wales behind in the number of total days as bearers of the staff ("Eternal Table"). Wales itself, on the other hand, has been waiting for a new profit for the longest of all 58 staff members since that loss.

At the 1938 World Cup , the baton was not defended because Scotland did not take part. Afterwards u. a. Yugoslavia, Switzerland and Hungary won this title for the first time. The German Reich won it for the first time on April 6, 1941 with a 7-0 against Hungary. In 1943 the Hungarians were successful (now for the third time) with the Nasazzi baton in the 12th game and thus held this record from now on. In 1945, Switzerland became a staff member for the fourth time. This also meant a record. And Sweden also conquered the Nasazzi staff for the first time. In 1947 the Scandinavians were the first team ever to break the magical limit of 1,000 days as carriers of the Nasazzi baton. Also in the same year, after several defenses, they ousted both Hungary, the record holder of successful games (19), and Brazil from 1st place in the "Eternal Table". This particular top spot was taken over by Scotland in 1950 (after having crossed the 1,000-day limit as the second team the year before) - and stayed there for more than 5 years. Shortly before the 1950 World Cup, England took over the Nasazzi baton again, for the fifth time - a record for a long time. With the World Cup defeat against the USA, a team from North and Central America took over the baton for the first time. They passed it on to Chile for the first time in the game afterwards without a successful defense.

With the exception of a brief interruption, the title remained in South America until 1961. Brazil cracked the 1,000-day barrier and Peru, Paraguay and Argentina made the winners list for the first time. Staff bearer Paraguay did not take part in the 1954 World Cup. In 1956, Brazil was awarded the Nasazzi baton for the third time and again took the top spot in the "Eternal Table", which they have not surrendered since then. In 1957 Argentina was the first team to be successful as a bearer of the baton in the 20th game. In 1958, Brazil beat this record. The "Seleção" traveled to the World Cup in Sweden as a Nasazzi staff carrier and defended the title throughout the World Cup. For the third time, the Nasazzi baton holder was also FIFA World Cup winner. Only a year and a half later, with more than 2,000 days as the bearer of the staff, they gave it up again. With a total of 39 successful games, Brazil remained the sole record holder for over 30 years.

In 1960, Uruguay was the fourth nation to break the 1,000-day limit as the holder of the Nasazzi baton. In the following year, they were followed by their big neighbor from the south, Argentina, as the fifth nation in total. Between 1961 and 1966 the staff moved in rapid succession between European, Central American and South American countries. During the 1962 World Cup , Czechoslovakia and Mexico conquered this title for the first time. On March 24, 1963, the Netherlands Antilles won the baton as the smallest country to date. Then Costa Rica, Colombia and Ecuador won the Nasazzi baton for the first time. Before the 1966 World Cup , the Soviet Union took over the baton for the first time and carried it to the semi-finals, where it was won by a national team of divided Germany for the first time after the war. The FRG (West Germany) was the 25th country to hold the Nasazzi staff. The West Germans defended him in the World Cup final, but had to admit defeat in extra time and did not become world champions. For the first time, the defeated World Cup finalist was able to take the baton home with him.

Then the staff changed a few times. For the first time Romania and East Germany became staff carriers. The GDR only won it once at the end of 1967. Due to the very few games at that time, however, she kept the baton for almost a year and a half. In the “Eternal Table”, the GDR remained better placed than the FRG for more than five years. The West Germans recaptured the Nasazzi baton in the last preliminary round game of the 1970 World Cup . On the way to the world championship title, they failed in the semi-finals against Italy, but again only in extra time, so that the baton could also be successfully defended in the game for third place. After the baton had been defended by Brazil for the sixth time (new record) for two years (with a nearly 700-day break) and one year by Italy, during the 1974 World Cup, it first conquered Poland and then West Germany again. He was defended in the World Cup final. Thus, the FRG was now also world champion and Nasazzi staff carrier at the same time. A short time later the West Germans overtook their East German compatriots in the "Eternal Table".

With a few interruptions, the staff remained in Europe until 1992. In 1975, England became the sixth nation to overcome the magical 1,000-day limit as bearer of the staff. In 1976, Czechoslovakia was the first to become a European champion . In 1977 France, Ireland and Bulgaria conquered this title for the first time, followed by the Netherlands in the semi-finals of the 1978 World Cup . They then suffered the same fate as West Germany in 1966: despite defending the Nasazzi staff, the World Cup final was lost in extra time. After that disappointing World Cup in Argentina, it was the most successful time for the FRG as a Nasazzi baton holder: they kept the baton for over 2 years (including during the entire European Championship tournament in 1980 ) and became the seventh nation to break the 1,000-day limit and improved to second place in the "Eternal Table", which Scotland had held for decades. At the 1982 World Cup , Northern Ireland won the baton for the first time for a few days, which France then defended in the semi-finals (which were lost on penalties). In the game for third place, however, he was lost again to Poland. After that, both Portugal and Denmark won him for the first time. The Danes lost it to Hungary, who won it again for the fourth time after an interruption of almost exactly 40 years. Belgium won it for the first time during the European Championship finals in 1984 . There he was taken over by France for the fifth time and defended beyond the European Championship title (for the third time in a row). In 1986 West Germany won the Nasazzi baton for the seventh time (new record!). At the 1986 and 1990 World Championships , Spain was eliminated in the knockout round without having to give up the baton. Sweden won it in 1988, like Hungary a few years earlier, for the fourth time after an almost 40-year hiatus. England's most successful time as a Nasazzi baton carrier was from 1988 to 1990: the baton was retained for one and a half years and initially left Scotland behind in the "Eternal Table" for the first time in over 50 years and then pushed West Germany from second place. In 1992 the "Three Lions" captured the Nasazzi baton for the ninth (record!) And for the time being the last time. As the second nation after Brazil, one overcame the 2,000-day limit as the bearer of the staff. The last successful defense (0-0 against France in the second group game at the European Championships in Sweden ) was the 54th successful game as a baton carrier and was also a new record for a short time. With the subsequent defeat, the baton changed to Sweden, which then lost him to Germany four days later in the semi-finals. For the first time the baton was won as a reunified nation, if only for five days. Because the winner after 90 minutes in the European Championship final in 1992 was sensationally the legendary Denmark team.

At the end of 1992, Brazil equalized the record of successful games set by England a few months earlier as a staff carrier and continued to build it as the sole record holder to this day. The 3,000-day limit was also overcome during this period (and one-off up to the present day). With a few exceptions, the staff remained in South America until 1998. During this time, Bolivia became the 9th country of the South American Football Association for the first time. At the 1994 World Cup , the staff switched several times between teams that were eliminated in the preliminary round. In this way, Switzerland conquered the baton again for a short time after almost 50 years, for the fifth time. Subsequently, first Colombia and a good year later Chile cracked the 1,000-day limit as the eighth and ninth nation as carriers of the Nasazzi baton. At the beginning of 1998 the “Soccer Boys” from the USA followed the example of Switzerland: after a break of almost 50 years, they too won the Nasazzi baton for the second time for a short time. At the 1998 World Cup , the Netherlands only lost the baton in the game for third place. For the first time, Croatia went to a successor state to the collapsed Yugoslavia. In the same year, the "rest of Yugoslavia", consisting only of Serbia and Montenegro, won the baton to pass it on directly to Israel for the first time. After defending it, it was finally passed on to Norway for the first time in early 1999. The Scandinavians immediately defended him 12 times, which is a record for the first win. The Nasazzi staff stayed with the Norwegians for most of the year. In the "Eternal Table" this immediately resulted in 22nd place out of a total of 42 teams!

In the following years until 2006 the staff changed continent again frequently. On June 1, 2001, Australia entered the list of winners for the first time as an oceanic country. On June 3, 2001, the first Asian title holder followed with South Korea. And after the now independent Czech Republic and Iceland as well as Japan won the baton for the first time, from May 2004 to November 2005 three African national teams - Nigeria, Angola and Zimbabwe - held baton for the first time. Zimbabwe became the 50th country to ever win the baton. Previously, the Netherlands became the tenth country to overcome the 1,000-day limit as a Nasazzi staff carrier. The respective staff carriers during the World Championships in 2002 and 2006 were not qualified, so that the title was not up for discussion there. Venezuela, the last country in the South American Football Association, won the Nasazzi baton for the first time in autumn 2006. In November 2006 he returned to Europe. With Georgia, a successor state to the Soviet Union won the baton for the first time. The Georgians then lost it to Scotland, which won the baton again after almost 60 years (and for the fourth time in total). After a few changes, Turkey and Greece were winners of the baton for the first time. Four years later, the Greeks were just as unable to defend their legendary European Championship title of 2004 as they were to even carry the Nasazzi baton into the 2008 tournament. They gave it to Hungary shortly beforehand, which did not take part in the finals, but was the eleventh nation to break the magical 1,000-day limit. From November 2008 the baton was again held by the Netherlands, who also carried it to the 2010 World Cup final (and defended it there despite the subsequent defeat in extra time).

In the last qualifying game for the EM 2012, the Netherlands lost against Sweden and had to take the Nasazzi baton after almost 3 years (1056 days) and 37 games (both is a record) and taking second place in the "Eternal Table" (with a total of now over 2,000 days as a baton bearer) to the previous title holder, who immediately lost it to neighbor Denmark in the next game. In February 2012, the Russian team won the Nasazzi baton for the first time after the collapse of the Soviet Union and then carried it to the European Championship finals in Poland and Ukraine; there she lost him but in the last group game to Greece. After that, no team was able to successfully defend the title, so that Spain not only won the European title in the final, but also the Nasazzi baton. The Spaniards were the twelfth team to overcome the 1,000-day limit as baton carriers and were able to defend the baton for exactly one year before they lost it to Brazil in the final of the Confederations Cup . "Eternal tables" front runner Brazil won the baton for the tenth time and has since held the only record in this regard.

In the period that followed, the staff moved to Asia; At the beginning of the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, the baton was back with Russia, which for the second time in a row started as a baton holder in a major tournament. After two changes in the course of the competition, the Nasazzi staff stayed with Argentina, which was able to defend it against Germany despite the final defeat. The staff stayed in South America until 2016. First Ecuador and later Costa Rica won the Nasazzi baton for the second time after a break of more than 50 years. At the beginning of 2017, the Central American countries Panama and Trinidad & Tobago won this title for the first time. He has been back in Europe since May 2017. Finland won it for the first time as the 58th and so far last country, which was then able to defend it for 9 months.

Nasazzi bar bearer after world championships

• 1930: Uruguay (World Champion)
• 1934: Italy (world champion)
• 1938: Scotland (did not participate)
• 1950: Chile (preliminary round)
• 1954: Paraguay (not qualified)
• 1958: Brazil (world champion and Nasazzi staff from the start)
• 1962: Mexico (preliminary round victory against the later finalist ČSSR)
• 1966: West Germany (finalist)
• 1970: West Germany (3rd place)
• 1974: West Germany (world champion)
• 1978: Netherlands (finalist)
• 1982: Poland (3rd place)
• 1986: Spain (quarter-finals)
• 1990: Spain (round of 16)
• 1994: Colombia (preliminary round)
• 1998: Croatia (3rd place after the Netherlands had carried the baton through the entire preliminary and knockout round)
• 2002: Norway (not qualified)
• 2006: Uruguay (not qualified)
• 2010: Netherlands (finalist)
• 2014: Argentina (finalist)
• 2018: Romania (not qualified)

Nasazzi baton holder and FIFA soccer world champion

The following teams were also Nasazzi staff and official soccer world champions:

• Uruguay: July 30, 1930 to September 6, 1931
• Italy: June 10, 1934 to November 14, 1934 and June 4, 1939 to November 12, 1939
• Uruguay: March 28, 1953 to April 10, 1954
• Brazil: June 29, 1958 to December 12, 1959 and July 14, 1971 to June 9, 1973
• West Germany: July 7, 1974 to March 12, 1975 and November 17, 1976 to February 23, 1977
• Argentina: January 1 to October 28, 1981 and December 16, 1987 to March 31, 1988
• Germany: June 21 to 26, 1992 and September 9 to December 16, 1992
• Brazil: July 13, 1995 to January 21, 1996 and June 29, 1997 to February 10, 1998
• France: April 25 to June 1, 2001
• Italy: March 28 to August 22, 2007
• Spain: July 1, 2012 to June 30, 2013

Since the score after 90 minutes plus stoppage time, but without overtime and penalty shoot-out, is used for the Nasazzi baton, there is no guarantee for the Nasazzi baton (unlike the UFWC, see immediately) that it will be combined with the FIFA World Cup comes as soon as the incumbent Nasazzi baton holder reaches the knockout phase of a FIFA World Cup.

Nasazzi staff and unofficial soccer world championship

A comparable fictitious competition as unofficial football World Cup (Engl. Unofficial Football World Championships , UFWC) tracked. The two ratings differ in the starting point and the rating of games that were decided after the end of regular time, for example in extra time or penalty shoot-outs.

Both titles were worn by the same team several times, but not permanently combined because of the different modes. Most recently, from August 21, 2002 to July 11, 2010 both titles were held together. Due to the defeat of the double title holder Netherlands in the extension of the World Cup final against Spain, the titles separated again, as Spain became UFWC and FIFA world champions, but the Nasazzi staff remained with the Netherlands.

On July 9, 2014, the two titles were combined again in the World Cup semi-finals for the first time since 2010. Nasazzi baton carrier Argentina defeated the unofficial soccer world champion Netherlands on penalties and thus combined both titles. In the final, Germany became the official and unofficial world champion, but because it was still 0-0 after regular time, Argentina kept the Nasazzi baton.

List of associations and separations:

• Association on November 14, 1934: UFWC champions England beats Nasazzi baton bearers Italy ( Battle of Highbury ).
• Separation on July 30, 1966: England wins against West Germany in the extension of the World Cup final , the Nasazzi staff remains with West Germany.
• 2nd unification on July 7, 1974: UFWC champions Netherlands is defeated by Nasazzi-Stab -träger BRD in the World Cup final .
• Separation on June 25, 1978: Argentina wins against the Netherlands in the extension of the World Cup final , the Nasazzi staff remains with the Netherlands.
• Barely missed unification in 1982: At the World Cup, the Nasazzi baton is defended by France against West Germany in the semi-finals , the UFWC is transferred from Poland to Italy. In the game for third place , Poland wins the Nasazzi baton in return
• 3rd union on June 2, 1984: Nasazzi baton carrier Yugoslavia wins against UFWC champions Portugal.
• Separation on June 22, 1986: Belgium wins against Spain in the extension of the World Cup quarter-finals , the Nasazzi staff remains with Spain.
• 4th Union on July 4th 1993: UFWC champions Argentina defeated Nasazzi baton Mexico in the Copa America final .
• Separation on July 23, 1995: Uruguay wins the Copa America final against Brazil on penalties, the Nasazzi staff remains with Brazil.
• 5. Unification on July 4th and immediate separation on July 7th, 1998: Nasazzi baton carrier Netherlands wins against UFWC champions Argentina in the World Cup quarter-finals . In the extension of the semi-finals , the UFWC title is lost again to Brazil.
• Unification attempt on June 29, 2000: UFWC champions Italy decide the EM semifinals against Nasazzi baton carrier Netherlands only on penalties. The UFWC title is thus defended, but the Nasazzi baton has not been won.
• 6. Association on August 21, 2002: UFWC champions Netherlands defeated Nasazzi baton holder Norway.
• Separation on July 11, 2010: Spain wins against the Netherlands in the extension of the World Cup final , the Nasazzi staff remains with the Netherlands.
• 7th unification on July 9th and immediate renewed separation on July 13th, 2014: Nasazzi baton carrier Argentina beats UFWC champions Netherlands in the semi-finals of the World Cup . In the final , Argentina is only defeated by Germany after extra time and can keep the Nasazzi baton, while the UFWC title goes to Germany.
• 8. Unification on September 3, 2014: Less than two months later, Germany and Argentina meet again in a friendly. Argentina wins the game 4-2 and can thus both defend the Nasazzi staff and regain the UFWC title.
• Separation on June 26th, 2015: At the Copa América 2015 , Colombia is subject to the quarter-finals of Argentina on penalties. Argentina wins the UFWC title, the Nasazzi staff remains with the Colombians.

Records

• As far as the total time is concerned, Brazil is the “record holder of the Nasazzi staff” with a total of 3885 days ahead of the Netherlands, England and West Germany.
• Likewise, Brazil holds the records for winning (11 ×) and defending (86 ×) the Nasazzi staff. This results in a total of 97 successful games as a Nasazzi staff member.
• The Netherlands held the baton for 37 games, which was a new record. Curiously, the Swedes are both involved in the staff gain (November 19, 2008) and loss (October 11, 2011). The longest defenses of the title until then had reached Brazil with Pelé and 21 games in 1958 and the Federal Republic of Germany with 21 games in 1979/80.
• The minimum record goes to the Soviet Union (at the four-country tournament in 1988 ) and Australia. The Nasazzi baton stayed with them with the shortest duration of just 2 days between March 31 and April 2, 1988 and June 1 and 3, 2001, respectively.
• In 1958 and 2010, the Nasazzi baton holder, who was in office before the World Cup, also reached the World Cup finals. In 1958 he was also world champion.
• In 1938, 1954, 2002, 2006 and 2018 the Nasazzi staff did not take part in the FIFA World Cup.
• In 2006 even the last four Nasazzi baton holders were unable to qualify for the official competition before the start of the FIFA World Cup (Zimbabwe, Nigeria, Romania, Uruguay). Since the then "title holder" Hungary had not qualified for the European Championship in 2008 , Nasazzi staff and the unofficial soccer world championship were not up for grabs there either.

Bar bearer 1,000 days and more

From 1931 to 1934, Brazil was the second carrier in the possession of the Nasazzi staff for a total of 994 days. The "sound barrier" of 1,000 days was the first to break through the Swedish national team. In the 4-1 victorious friendly game against Denmark on June 15, 1947 (the 14th game as a baton carrier), the Swedes wore the Nasazzi baton for a total of 1,148 days. (The imaginary limit of exactly 1,000 days was exceeded on January 18, 1947.) Since then, the following twelve nations have carried the Nasazzi baton for more than 1,000 days, three of them ( highlighted in bold ) for more than 2,000 days.

• June 15, 1947: Sweden, 1,148 tons (1,000 on January 18, 1947)
• October 1st, 1949: Scotland, 1,152 tons (1,000 on May 2nd, 1949)
• March 01, 1953: Brazil, 1,309 tons (1,000 on April 26, 1952)
• March 10, 1959: Brazil, 2,012 tons (2,000 on February 26, 1959)
• August 17, 1960: Uruguay, 1,030 tons (1,000 on July 18, 1960)
• June 4th, 1961: Argentina, 1.009 tons (1,000 on May 26th, 1961)
• September 03, 1975: England, 1,076 tons (1,000 on June 19, 1975)
• September 12, 1979: West Germany, 1,105 tons (1,000 on May 30, 1979)
• April 29, 1992: England, 2,021 tons (2,000 on April 8, 1992)
• February 18, 1993: Brazil, 3,049 tons (3,000 on December 31, 1992)
• February 8, 1995: Colombia, 1,147 tons (1,000 on September 14, 1994)
• May 26, 1996: Chile, 1,007 tons (1,000 on May 19, 1996)
• April 30, 2003: Netherlands, 1,019 tons (1,000 on April 11, 2003)
• September 10, 2008: Hungary, 1,001 tons (1,000 on 09.09.2008)
• March 25, 2011: Netherlands, 2,008 tons (2,000 on March 17 , 2011 )
• August 15, 2012: Spain, 1,014 tons (1,000 on August 1 , 2012 )

statistics

Eternal table

For all its appeal, the “Eternal Table” remains a distorted representation. In earlier decades, international football matches did not take place as regularly and frequently as they do today. For a variety of reasons, it could happen that a national team that won the Nasazzi baton did not have to defend it for a very long time. In relation to the duration as the owner of the staff, this is of course beneficial and is reflected accordingly in the perpetual table. The following national teams had (sometimes more than once) international game-free times of at least 150 days (and sometimes considerably more): Uruguay, Brazil, Italy, Scotland, Wales, Switzerland, Hungary, Sweden, Chile, Paraguay, Argentina, Spain, Mexico, Colombia, GDR.

Furthermore, distortions arise from serious political changes. This has a particular effect on German national teams ("Germany" vs. "BRD" and "GDR" or "Dt. Reich"). But also "Czech Republic" vs. "Czechoslovakia" is also affected, as are "Georgia" and "Russia" vs. "Soviet Union", "Croatia" and "Serbia-Montenegro" vs. "Yugoslavia". Strictly speaking, the past of Istria should also be mentioned in this context ("Yugoslavia" vs. "Italy"). Yes, and even the listing of the legendary national team of the "Netherlands Antilles" is affected by political changes.

As of March 25, 2020

rank	country	Total carrier (days)	Baton won (number)	Staff defended (games)	Total carrier (games)	lost games (missed opportunities)
							Win the Nasazzi baton	Loss of the Nasazzi staff	Number of days)	Number (games)
1	Brazil	3885	11	86	97	27
							09/06/1931	May 27, 1934	994	2
							04/20/1952	03/19/1953	333	4th
							02/05/1956	04/25/1956	80	11
							07/10/1957	09/15/1957	67	1
							09/18/1957	12/12/1959	815	21st
							07/14/1971	06/09/1973	696	14th
							12/16/1992	06/21/1993	187	7th
							07/13/1995	01/21/1996	192	12
							06/29/1997	02/10/1998	226	15th
							06/30/2013	08/14/2013	45	1
							10/11/2014	06/18/2015	250	9
2	Netherlands	2208	7th	72	79	16
							06/21/1978	December 20, 1978	182	5
							04.09.1985	October 16, 1985	42	1
							November 20, 1985	05/14/1986	175	3
							02/24/1998	07/11/1998	137	10
							02/23/2000	10/11/2000	231	12
							08/21/2002	09/10/2003	385	11
							11/19/2008	10/11/2011	1056	37
3	England	2070	9	45	54	20th
							11/14/1934	04/06/1935	143	2
							11/17/1937	04/09/1938	143	2
							04/15/1939	May 18, 1939	33	2
							11/19/1947	04/09/1949	507	7th
							04/15/1950	06/29/1950	75	4th
							03/12/1975	10/30/1975	232	7th
							02/18/1987	09/09/1987	203	5
							09/14/1988	May 22, 1990	615	17th
							02/19/1992	06/17/1992	119	8th
4th	FRG (West Germany)	1710	8th	41	49	13
							07/25/1966	05/03/1967	282	7th
							07.10.1967	11/22/1967	46	1
							06/10/1970	11/18/1970	161	6th
							07/03/1974	03/12/1975	252	5
							11/17/1976	02/23/1977	98	1
							December 20, 1978	01/01/1981	743	21st
							05/14/1986	06/13/1986	30th	3
							09/09/1987	December 16, 1987	98	5
5	Colombia	1659	6th	25th	31	13
							04.09.1963	07/20/1965	685	1
							08/15/1993	04/07/1994	235	11
							06/26/1994	07/13/1995	382	9
							09/01/1996	02/12/1997	164	1
							06/18/2015	14/10/2015	118	5
							03/29/2016	06/12/2016	75	4th
6th	Sweden	1640	8th	22nd	30th	19th
							09/20/1942	11/15/1942	56	2
							11/07/1943	11/25/1945	749	7th
							07/07/1946	11/19/1947	500	10
							04/02/1988	08/31/1988	151	4th
							06/17/1992	06/21/1992	4th	1
							09/10/2008	11/19/2008	70	2
							10/11/2011	11/11/2011	31	1
							03/23/2019	06/10/2019	79	3
7th	Spain	1623	7th	40	47	13
							May 27, 1934	06/01/1934	5	2
							06/11/1961	05/31/1962	354	4th
							11/18/1981	06/25/1982	219	7th
							06/18/1986	02/18/1987	245	7th
							06/21/1990	11/14/1990	146	4th
							07/01/2012	06/30/2013	364	16
							06/10/2019	current title holder	290	7th
8th	Argentina	1618	10	31	41	27
							03/02/1955	02/05/1956	340	8th
							06/24/1956	04/06/1957	286	12
							04/09/1957	07/10/1957	92	4th
							08/17/1960	06/11/1961	298	5
							04/08/1970	04/15/1970	7th	1
							01/01/1981	10/28/1981	300	2
							December 16, 1987	March 31, 1988	106	1
							07/04/1993	08/15/1993	42	3
							02/12/1997	04/02/1997	49	1
							07/05/2014	10/11/2014	98	4th
9	Uruguay	1484	9	13	22nd	34
							07/30/1930	09/06/1931	403	1
							03/28/1953	04/10/1954	378	2
							12/12/1959	08/17/1960	249	7th
							08/10/1969	04/08/1970	241	2
							04/15/1970	04/18/1970	3	1
							May 22, 1990	06/17/1990	26th	2
							05/23/2006	09/27/2006	127	5
							10/18/2006	11/15/2006	28	1
							14/10/2015	11/12/2015	29	1
10	Scotland	1352	4th	12	16	17th
							04/06/1935	12/02/1936	606	6th
							04/09/1938	04/15/1939	371	5
							04/09/1949	04/15/1950	371	4th
							03/24/2007	03/28/2007	4th	1
11	Chile	1105	6th	16	22nd	20th
							07/02/1950	04/20/1952	658	5
							09/15/1957	09/18/1957	3	1
							08/22/1965	02/23/1966	185	2
							06/22/1969	08/10/1969	49	6th
							06/21/1993	06/24/1993	3	1
							02/07/1996	09/01/1996	207	7th
12	Hungary	1001	6th	17th	23	18th
							March 31, 1940	04/06/1941	371	9
							11/16/1941	05/03/1942	168	1
							May 16, 1943	11/07/1943	175	4th
							10/26/1983	March 31, 1984	157	3
							08/22/2007	09/12/2007	21st	2
							05/24/2008	09/10/2008	109	4th
13	France	967	7th	19th	26th	19th
							02/23/1977	03/30/1977	35	1
							11/16/1977	06/02/1978	198	6th
							07/04/1982	07/10/1982	6th	2
							02/16/1983	07.09.1983	203	4th
							06/16/1984	05/02/1985	320	8th
							09/04/1991	02/19/1992	168	3
							04/25/2001	06/01/2001	37	2
14th	Italy	935	7th	19th	26th	23
							06/01/1934	11/14/1934	166	3
							06/04/1939	11/12/1939	161	4th
							04/25/1956	06/24/1956	60	1
							06/09/1973	06/23/1974	379	9
							06/02/1978	06/21/1978	19th	5
							03/28/2007	08/22/2007	147	3
							06/28/2012	07/01/2012	3	1
15th	Switzerland	853	6th	5	11	16
							11/12/1939	March 31, 1940	140	2
							04/20/1941	11/16/1941	210	1
							11/15/1942	May 16, 1943	182	1
							11/25/1945	07/07/1946	224	1
							06/22/1994	06/26/1994	4th	1
							08/14/2013	11/15/2013	93	5
16	Czechoslovakia	744	4th	21st	25th	13
							05/31/1962	06/07/1962	7th	2
							05/16/1971	07/14/1971	59	2
							10/30/1975	11/17/1976	384	14th
							11/14/1990	09/04/1991	294	7th
17th	Romania	581	5	12	17th	15th
							11/22/1967	December 06, 1967	14th	1
							04/21/1971	05/16/1971	25th	1
							04/20/1994	06/22/1994	63	5
							11/16/2005	05/23/2006	188	3
							06/05/2018	03/23/2019	291	7th
18th	GDR (East Germany)	564	1	3	4th	6th
							December 06, 1967	06/22/1969	564	4th
19th	Yugoslavia	402	4th	4th	8th	16
							May 18, 1939	06/04/1939	17th	1
							05/03/1967	07.10.1967	157	2
							11/18/1970	04/21/1971	154	2
							March 31, 1984	06/13/1984	74	3
20th	Norway	397	2	12	14th	12
							01/20/1999	11/14/1999	298	13
							05/14/2002	08/21/2002	99	1
21st	Costa Rica	384	2	14th	16	5
							03/28/1963	04.09.1963	160	6th
							06/12/2016	01/22/2017	224	10
22nd	Mexico	383	5	1	6th	17th
							06/07/1962	March 24, 1963	290	1
							06/27/1993	07/04/1993	7th	2
							01/21/1996	02/07/1996	17th	1
							02/15/1998	02/24/1998	9	1
							03/29/2017	05/28/2017	60	1
23	Wales	350	1	2	3	13
							12/02/1936	11/17/1937	350	3
24	Paraguay	326	1	1	2	19th
							04/10/1954	03/02/1955	326	2
25th	Portugal	325	2	3	5	13
							10/10/1982	02/16/1983	129	1
							10/11/2000	04/25/2001	196	4th
26th	Russia	323	2	9	11	3
							02/29/2012	06/16/2012	108	5
							11/19/2013	06/22/2014	215	6th
27	Bulgaria	293	2	5	7th	10
							06/01/1977	11/16/1977	168	4th
							05/02/1985	04.09.1985	125	3
28	Angola	280	1	4th	5	2
							06/20/2004	03/27/2005	280	5
29	Finland	276	1	7th	8th	15th
							02.09.2017	06/05/2018	276	8th
30th	Denmark	253	5	4th	9	20th
							07.09.1983	10/26/1983	49	3
							06/13/1986	06/18/1986	5	1
							08/31/1988	09/14/1988	14th	1
							06/26/1992	09/09/1992	75	2
							11/11/2011	02/29/2012	110	2
31	Greece	226	2	5	7th	10
							10/17/2007	05/24/2008	220	6th
							06/16/2012	06/22/2012	6th	1
32	Czech Republic	220	2	3	5	6th
							08/15/2001	09/01/2001	17th	1
							09/10/2003	03/31/2004	203	4th
33	Germany	210	4th	2	6th	8th
							06/21/1992	06/26/1992	5	1
							09/09/1992	12/16/1992	98	3
							11/14/1999	02/23/2000	101	1
							06/22/2012	06/28/2012	6th	1
34	Ireland	196	3	4th	7th	7th
							03/30/1977	06/01/1977	63	2
							09/05/1998	11/18/1998	59	2
							03/31/2004	05/29/2004	74	3
35	Zimbabwe	195	1	8th	9	2
							03/27/2005	10/08/2005	195	9
36	Ecuador	171	2	4th	6th	14th
							07/20/1965	08/22/1965	33	3
							11/12/2015	03/29/2016	138	3
37	Northern Ireland	170	2	2	4th	11
							06/25/1982	07/04/1982	9	2
							09/05/2001	02/13/2002	161	2
38	Poland	165	4th	5	9	15th
							06/23/1974	07/03/1974	10	3
							10/28/1981	11/18/1981	21st	2
							07/10/1982	10/10/1982	92	3
							02/13/2002	03/27/2002	42	1
39	Soviet Union	154	2	9	11	8th
							02/23/1966	07/25/1966	152	10
							March 31, 1988	04/02/1988	2	1
40	German Empire	154	2	2	4th	5
							04/06/1941	04/20/1941	14th	1
							05/03/1942	09/20/1942	140	3
41	Georgia	129	1	1	2	4th
							11/15/2006	03/24/2007	129	2
42	Bolivia	101	2	6th	8th	7th
							04/07/1994	04/20/1994	13	1
							04/02/1997	06/29/1997	88	7th
43	Iceland	87	2	0	2	10
							09/01/2001	09/05/2001	4th	1
							06/11/2017	02.09.2017	83	1
44	South Korea	77	2	0	2	9
							06/03/2001	08/15/2001	73	1
							11/15/2013	11/19/2013	4th	1
45	Croatia	70	2	0	2	6th
							07/11/1998	09/05/1998	56	1
							05/28/2017	06/11/2017	14th	1
46	Peru	68	4th	3	7th	20th
							03/19/1953	03/28/1953	9	1
							04/06/1957	04/09/1957	3	1
							04/18/1970	06/10/1970	53	4th
							06/24/1993	06/27/1993	3	1
47	Panama	62	1	0	1	4th
							01/22/2017	03/25/2017	62	1
48	Nigeria	61	2	2	4th	6th
							05/29/2004	06/20/2004	22nd	3
							10/08/2005	11/16/2005	39	1
49	Belgium	55	4th	2	6th	13
							06/13/1984	06/16/1984	3	1
							October 16, 1985	November 20, 1985	35	1
							06/17/1990	06/21/1990	4th	1
							06/22/2014	07/05/2014	13	3
50	Japan	48	1	3	4th	6th
							03/27/2002	05/14/2002	48	4th
51	Turkey	35	1	1	2	11
							09/12/2007	10/17/2007	35	2
52	Serbia-Montenegro	35	1	0	1	4th
							11/18/1998	December 23, 1998	35	1
53	Israel	28	1	1	2	2
							December 23, 1998	01/20/1999	28	2
54	Venezuela	21st	1	0	1	6th
							09/27/2006	10/18/2006	21st	1
55	United States	8th	2	0	2	10
							06/29/1950	07/02/1950	3	1
							02/10/1998	02/15/1998	5	1
56	Netherlands Antilles	4th	1	0	1	2
							March 24, 1963	03/28/1963	4th	1
57	Trinidad and Tobago	4th	1	0	1	2
							03/25/2017	03/29/2017	4th	1
58	Australia	2	1	0	1	9
							06/01/2001	06/03/2001	2	1
					Austria	14th
					Malta	10
					Albania	8th
					Morocco, Honduras	6th
					Cyprus, Saudi Arabia	5
					Tunisia, Moldova, Slovenia, Haiti, El Salvador, Lithuania	4th
					Jamaica, Rwanda, Belarus, Slovakia, Estonia, Montenegro	3
					Luxembourg, Latvia, Canada, Gabon, Algeria, Mozambique, Cameroon, San Marino, Armenia, North Macedonia, Faroe Islands, Serbia	2
					North Korea, Iran, CIS (post-Soviet Union), South Africa, Guatemala, Andorra, Congo-Brazzaville, Botswana, Zambia, Libya, Egypt, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Ghana, Ukraine, Puerto Rico, Tahiti, Belize, Nicaragua, Kosovo, Jordan	1

Confederations

Continental Association	Total carrier (days)	Baton won (number)	Total carrier (games)
				Win the Nasazzi baton	Loss of the Nasazzi staff	Number of days)	Number (games)
South America (CONMEBOL; founded 1916)	10438	16	237
				07/30/1930	May 27, 1934	1397	3
				07/02/1950	04/25/1956	2124	33
				06/24/1956	06/11/1961	1813	52
				04.09.1963	02/23/1966	903	6th
				06/22/1969	06/10/1970	353	14th
				07/14/1971	06/09/1973	696	14th
				01/01/1981	10/28/1981	300	2
				December 16, 1987	March 31, 1988	106	1
				May 22, 1990	06/17/1990	26th	2
				12/16/1992	06/27/1993	193	9
				07/04/1993	04/20/1994	290	15th
				06/26/1994	01/21/1996	574	21st
				02/07/1996	02/10/1998	734	31
				05/23/2006	11/15/2006	176	7th
				06/30/2013	08/14/2013	45	1
				07/05/2014	06/12/2016	708	26th
Europe (UEFA; founded 1954)	20801	18th	542
				May 27, 1934	06/29/1950	5877	87
				04/25/1956	06/24/1956	60	1
				06/11/1961	06/07/1962	361	6th
				02/23/1966	06/22/1969	1215	25th
				06/10/1970	07/14/1971	399	11
				06/09/1973	01/01/1981	2763	83
				10/28/1981	December 16, 1987	2240	68
				March 31, 1988	May 22, 1990	782	23
				06/17/1990	12/16/1992	913	30th
				04/20/1994	06/26/1994	67	6th
				02/24/1998	06/01/2001	1193	48
				08/15/2001	03/27/2002	224	5
				05/14/2002	05/29/2004	746	19th
				11/16/2005	05/23/2006	188	3
				11/15/2006	06/30/2013	2419	86
				08/14/2013	11/15/2013	93	5
				11/19/2013	07/05/2014	228	9
				05/28/2017	March 26, 2020	1033	27
North America & the Caribbean (CONCACAF; founded 1961)	845	6th	27
				06/29/1950	07/02/1950	3	1
				06/07/1962	04.09.1963	454	8th
				06/27/1993	07/04/1993	7th	2
				01/21/1996	02/07/1996	17th	1
				02/10/1998	02/24/1998	14th	2
				06/12/2016	05/28/2017	350	13
Oceania * (OFC; founded 1966)	2	1	1
				06/01/2001	06/03/2001	2	1
Asia (AFC; founded 1954)	125	3	6th
				06/03/2001	08/15/2001	73	1
				03/27/2002	05/14/2002	48	4th
				11/15/2013	11/19/2013	4th	1
Africa (CAF; founded 1957)	536	1	18th
				05/29/2004	11/16/2005	536	18th

* Australia was a member of the OFC until 2005

All games (831)

Nasazzi stick wearer (in brackets: frequency; italics: last win so far)	date	opponent	Result (after 90 min.)	Venue	Competition*	Place (Ew.Tab.)
	07/30/1930	Uruguay vs. Argentina	4-2	Estadio Centenario , Montevideo, Uruguay	Toilet (F)
Uruguay (1)						[1.]
	09/06/1931	Brazil	0-2	Estádio das Laranjeiras , Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	CRB
Brazil (1)						[2.]
	December 04, 1932	Uruguay	2-1	Estadio Centenario, Montevideo, Uruguay	CRB	[-> 1.]
	May 27, 1934	Spain	1-3	Stadio Comunale Luigi Ferraris , Genoa, Italy	WC
Spain (1)						[3.]
	05/31/1934	Italy	1-1	Stadio Giovanni Berta , Florence, Italy	WC
	06/01/1934	Italy	0-1	Stadio Giovanni Berta, Florence, Italy	WC
Italy (1)						[4.]
	06/03/1934	Austria	1-0	Stadio San Siro , Milan, Italy	WC
	06/10/1934	Czechoslovakia	1-1	Stadio Nazionale del Partito Nazionale Fascista , Rome, Italy	Toilet (F)	[-> 3.]
	11/14/1934	England	2-3	Highbury (Arsenal Stadium) , London, England	fr
England (1)						[5.]
	02/06/1935	Northern Ireland	2-1	Goodison Park , Liverpool, England	BHIC	[-> 4.]
	04/06/1935	Scotland	0-2	Hampden Park , Glasgow, Scotland	BHIC
Scotland (1)						[6.]
	05.10.1935	Wales	1-1	Parc Ninian , Cardiff, Wales	BHIC	[-> 3.]
	11/13/1935	Northern Ireland	2-1	Tynecastle Park , Edinburgh, Scotland	BHIC
	04/04/1936	England	1-1	Wembley Stadium , London, England	BHIC
	10/14/1936	German Empire	2-0	Ibrox Park , Glasgow, Scotland	fr	[-> 2.]
	10/31/1936	Northern Ireland	3-1	Windsor Park , Belfast, Northern Ireland	BHIC
	12/02/1936	Wales	1-2	Dens Park, Dundee , Scotland	BHIC
Wales (1)						[7.]
	03/17/1937	Northern Ireland	4-1	Y Cae Ras , Wrexham, Wales	BHIC	[-> 6.]
	10/30/1937	Scotland	2-1	Parc Ninian, Cardiff, Wales	BHIC	[-> 4.]
	11/17/1937	England	1-2	Ayresome Park , Middlesbrough, England	BHIC
England (2)						[6 .—>]
	December 01, 1937	Czechoslovakia	5-4	White Hart Lane , London, England	fr
	04/09/1938	Scotland	0-1	Wembley Stadium, London, England	BHIC	[-> 5.]
Scotland (2)						[2 .—>]
	05/12/1938	Netherlands	3-1	Olympic Stadium , Amsterdam, Netherlands	fr
	10/08/1938	Northern Ireland	2-0	Windsor Park, Belfast, Northern Ireland	BHIC
	11/09/1938	Wales	3-2	Tynecastle Park, Edinburgh, Scotland	BHIC
	December 07, 1938	Hungary	3-1	Ibrox Park, Glasgow, Scotland	fr
	04/15/1939	England	1-2	Hampden Park, Glasgow, Scotland	BHIC
England (3)						[5 .—>]
	05/13/1939	Italy	2-2	Stadio San Siro, Milan, Italy	fr
	May 18, 1939	Yugoslavia	1-2	BSK Stadium , Belgrade, Yugoslavia	fr
Yugoslavia (1)						[8th.]
	06/04/1939	Italy	1-2	BSK Stadium, Belgrade, Yugoslavia	fr	[-> 7.]
Italy (2)						[6 .—>]
	06/08/1939	Hungary	3-1	Üllői úti Stadium , Budapest, Hungary	fr
	06/11/1939	Romania	1-0	Stadionul Oficiul Naţional de Educaţie Fizică , Bucharest, Romania	fr
	07/20/1939	Finland	3-2	Olympic Stadium , Helsinki, Finland #	fr
	11/12/1939	Switzerland	1-3	Hardturm Stadium , Zurich, Switzerland	fr	[-> 5.]
Switzerland (1)						[9.]
	03/03/1940	Italy	1-1	Stadio Municipale Benito Mussolini , Turin, Italy	fr	[-> 7.]
	March 31, 1940	Hungary	0-3	Üllői úti Stadium, Budapest, Hungary	fr
Hungary (1)						[10.]
	04/07/1940	German Empire	2-2	Olympiastadion , Berlin, German Empire	fr	[-> 9.]
	05/02/1940	Croatia [Yugoslavian bank]	1-0	Üllői úti Stadium, Budapest, Hungary	fr	[-> 8.]
	May 19, 1940	Romania	2-0	Üllői úti Stadium, Budapest, Hungary	fr
	09/29/1940	Yugoslavia [Serbian banks]	0-0	Üllői úti Stadium, Budapest, Hungary	fr	[-> 7.]
	10/06/1940	German Empire	2-2	Üllői úti Stadium, Budapest, Hungary	fr
	December 01, 1940	Italy	1-1	Stadio Comunale Luigi Ferraris, Genoa, Italy	fr
	December 8, 1940	Croatia [Yugoslavian bank]	1-1	Igralište Građanskog , Zagreb, Yugoslavia (Banschaft Croatia)	fr
	03/23/1941	Yugoslavia [Serbian banks]	1-1	BSK Stadium, Belgrade, Yugoslavia	fr	[-> 4.]
	04/06/1941	German Empire	0-7	Müngersdorfer Stadion , Cologne, German Empire	fr
German Empire (1)						[11.]
	04/20/1941	Switzerland	1-2	Wankdorf Stadium |, Bern, Switzerland	fr	[-> 10.]
Switzerland (2)						[8 .—>]
	11/16/1941	Hungary	1-2	Hardturm Stadium, Zurich, Switzerland	fr	[-> 6.]
Hungary (2)						[4 .—>]
	05/03/1942	German Empire	3-5	Üllői úti Stadium, Budapest, Hungary	fr	[-> 3.]
German Empire (2)						[10 .—>]
	07/19/1942	Bulgaria	3-0	Ovcha Kupel Stadium |, Sofia, Bulgaria	fr	[-> 9.]
	08/16/1942	Romania	7-0	Hindenburg-Kampfbahn |, Bytom, German Empire	fr
	09/20/1942	Sweden	2-3	Olympiastadion, Berlin, German Empire	fr
Sweden (1)						[12.]
	04/10/1942	Denmark	2-1	Råsunda Fotbollsstadion |, Stockholm - Solna, Sweden	fr	[-> 11.]
	11/15/1942	Switzerland	1-3	Letzigrund Stadium |, Zurich, Switzerland	fr	[-> 10.]
Switzerland (3)						[6 .—>]
	May 16, 1943	Hungary	1-3	Stade des Charmilles |, Geneva, Switzerland	fr	[-> 4.]
Hungary (3)						[3 .—>]
	06/06/1943	Bulgaria	4-2	Ovcha Kupel Stadium, Sofia, Bulgaria	fr
	09/12/1943	Sweden	3-2	Råsunda Fotbollsstadion, Stockholm - Solna, Sweden	fr
	September 15, 1943	Finland	3-0	Olympic Stadium, Helsinki, Finland	fr
	11/07/1943	Sweden	2-7	Üllői úti Stadium, Budapest, Hungary	fr
Sweden (2)						[10 .—>]
	06/24/1945	Denmark	2-1	Råsunda Fotbollsstadion, Stockholm - Solna, Sweden	fr	[-> 4.]
	07/01/1945	Denmark	4-3	Valby Idrætspark , Copenhagen, Denmark	fr
	August 26, 1945	Finland	7-2	Ullevi , Gothenburg, Sweden	fr
	09/30/1945	Denmark	4-1	Råsunda Fotbollsstadion, Stockholm - Solna, Sweden	fr	[-> 3.]
	09/30/1945	Finland	6-1	Olympic Stadium, Helsinki, Finland	fr
	October 21, 1945	Norway	10-0	Råsunda Fotbollsstadion, Stockholm - Solna, Sweden	fr
	11/25/1945	Switzerland	0-3	Stade des Charmilles, Geneva, Switzerland	fr
Switzerland (4)						[5 .—>]
	07/07/1946	Sweden	2-7	Råsunda Fotbollsstadion, Stockholm - Solna, Sweden	fr	[-> 4.]
Sweden (3)						[3 .—>]
	09/15/1946	Finland	7-0	Olympic Stadium, Helsinki, Finland	fr
	09/15/1946	Norway	3-0	Ullevaal Stadion , Oslo, Norway	fr
	10/06/1946	Denmark	3-3	Ullevi, Gothenburg, Sweden	fr
	06/15/1947	Denmark	4-1	Valby Idrætspark, Copenhagen, Denmark	fr	[-> 1.]
	06/26/1947	Denmark	6-1	Råsunda Fotbollsstadion, Stockholm - Solna, Sweden	fr
	06/28/1947	Norway	5-1	Olympic Stadium, Helsinki, Finland	fr
	08/24/1947	Finland	7-0	Ryavallen , Borås, Sweden	fr
	09/14/1947	Poland	5-4	Råsunda Fotbollsstadion, Stockholm - Solna, Sweden	fr
	05/10/1947	Norway	4-1	Råsunda Fotbollsstadion, Stockholm - Solna, Sweden	fr
	11/19/1947	England	2-4	Highbury (Arsenal Stadium), London, England	fr
England (4)						[9 .—>]
	04/10/1948	Scotland	2-0	Hampden Park, Glasgow, Scotland	BHIC	[-> 6.]
	May 16, 1948	Italy	4-0	Stadio Comunale Vittorio Pozzo [previously “Stadio Municipale Benito Mussolini”] , Turin, Italy	fr
	09/26/1948	Denmark	0-0	Valby Idrætspark, Copenhagen, Denmark	fr
	10/09/1948	Northern Ireland	6-2	Windsor Park, Belfast, Northern Ireland	BHIC / WCq
	11/10/1948	Wales	1-0	Villa Park , Birmingham, England	BHIC / WCq
	December 01, 1948	Switzerland	6-0	Highbury (Arsenal Stadium), London, England	fr
	04/09/1949	Scotland	1-3	Wembley Stadium, London, England	BHIC / WCq	[-> 4.]
Scotland (3)						[3 .—>]
	04/27/1949	France	2-0	Hampden Park, Glasgow, Scotland	fr	[-> 2.]
	10/01/1949	Northern Ireland	8-2	Windsor Park, Belfast, Northern Ireland	BHIC / WCq
	11/09/1949	Wales	2-0	Ibrox Park, Glasgow, Scotland	BHIC / WCq
	04/15/1950	England	0-1	Hampden Park, Glasgow, Scotland	BHIC / WCq	[-> 1.]
England (5)						[4 .—>]
	May 14, 1950	Portugal	5-3	Estádio de Honra , Lisbon, Portugal	fr
	May 18, 1950	Belgium	4-1	Stade du Heysel , Brussels, Belgium	fr
	06/25/1950	Chile	2-0	Maracanã , Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	WC
	06/29/1950	United States	0-1	Estádio Independência , Belo Horizonte, Brazil	WC
USA (1)						[13.]
	07/02/1950	Chile	2-5	Estádio Ilha do Retiro , Recife, Brazil	WC
Chile (1)						[14.]
	March 16, 1952	Panama	6-1	Estadio Nacional de Chile , Santiago de Chile, Chile	CPA	[-> 7.]
	03/26/1952	Mexico	4-0	Estadio Nacional de Chile, Santiago de Chile, Chile	CPA
	04/02/1952	Peru	3-2	Estadio Nacional de Chile, Santiago de Chile, Chile	CPA
	04/13/1952	Uruguay	2-0	Estadio Nacional de Chile, Santiago de Chile, Chile	CPA
	04/20/1952	Brazil	0-3	Estadio Nacional de Chile, Santiago de Chile, Chile	CPA
Brazil (2)						[3 .—>]
	03/01/1953	Bolivia	8-1	Estadio Nacional del Perú , Lima, Peru	CSA	[-> 2.]
	03/12/1953	Ecuador	2-0	Estadio Nacional del Perú, Lima, Peru	CSA
	03/15/1953	Uruguay	1-0	Estadio Nacional del Perú, Lima, Peru	CSA
	03/19/1953	Peru	0-1	Estadio Nacional del Perú, Lima, Peru	CSA
Peru (1)						[15.]
	03/28/1953	Uruguay	0-3	Estadio Nacional del Perú, Lima, Peru	CSA	[-> 13.]
Uruguay (2)						[8 .—>]
	05/31/1953	England	2-1	Estadio Centenario, Montevideo, Uruguay	fr
	04/10/1954	Paraguay	1-4	Estadio Centenario, Montevideo, Uruguay	fr	[-> 5.]
Paraguay (1)						[16.]
	04/18/1954	Uruguay	1-1	Estadio de Puerto Sajonia , Asunción, Paraguay	fr	[-> 14.]
	03/02/1955	Argentina	3-5	Estadio Nacional de Chile, Santiago de Chile, Chile	CSA	[-> 11.]
Argentina (1)						[17.]
	03/09/1955	Ecuador	4-0	Estadio Nacional de Chile, Santiago de Chile, Chile	CSA	[-> 15.]
	March 16, 1955	Peru	2-2	Estadio Nacional de Chile, Santiago de Chile, Chile	CSA	[-> 14.]
	03/27/1955	Uruguay	6-1	Estadio Nacional de Chile, Santiago de Chile, Chile	CSA	[-> 13.]
	03/30/1955	Chile	1-0	Estadio Nacional de Chile, Santiago de Chile, Chile	CSA
	01/22/1956	Peru	2-1	Estadio Centenario, Montevideo, Uruguay	CSA	[-> 12.]
	01/29/1956	Chile	2-0	Estadio Centenario, Montevideo, Uruguay	CSA	[-> 10.]
	02/01/1956	Paraguay	1-0	Estadio Centenario, Montevideo, Uruguay	CSA
	02/05/1956	Brazil	0-1	Estadio Centenario, Montevideo, Uruguay	CSA
Brazil (3)						[2 .—>]
	02/10/1956	Uruguay	0-0	Estadio Centenario, Montevideo, Uruguay	CSA
	03/01/1956	Chile	2-1	Estadio Olímpico Universitario , Ciudad de México, Mexico	CPA	[-> 1.]
	03/06/1956	Peru	1-0	Estadio Olímpico Universitario, Ciudad de México, Mexico	CPA
	03/08/1956	Mexico	2-1	Estadio Olímpico Universitario, Ciudad de México, Mexico	CPA
	03/13/1956	Costa Rica	7-1	Estadio Olímpico Universitario, Ciudad de México, Mexico	CPA
	03/18/1956	Argentina	2-2	Estadio Olímpico Universitario, Ciudad de México, Mexico	CPA
	04/08/1956	Portugal	1-0	Estádio de Honra, Lisbon, Portugal	fr
	04/11/1956	Switzerland	1-1	Hardturm Stadium, Zurich, Switzerland	fr
	04/15/1956	Austria	3-2	Praterstadion , Vienna, Austria	fr
	04/21/1956	Czechoslovakia	0-0	Velký Strahovský Stadium , Prague, Czechoslovakia	fr
	04/25/1956	Italy	0-3	Stadio San Siro, Milan, Italy	fr
Italy (3)						[11 .—>]
	06/24/1956	Argentina	0-1	Estadio Monumental , Buenos Aires, Argentina	fr	[-> 9.]
Argentina (2)						[11 .—>]
	07/01/1956	Uruguay	2-1	Estadio Centenario, Montevideo, Uruguay	CA
	07/08/1956	Brazil	0-0	Estadio Presidente Perón , Buenos Aires, Argentina	CA	[-> 10.]
	08/15/1956	Paraguay	1-0	Estadio de Puerto Sajonia, Asunción, Paraguay	CRCB	[-> 9.]
	08/19/1956	Czechoslovakia	1-0	Estadio Tomás Adolfo Ducó , Buenos Aires, Argentina	fr
	10/10/1956	Uruguay	2-1	Estadio Parque Artigas , Paysandú, Uruguay	fr
	11/14/1956	Uruguay	2-2	Estadio Monumental, Buenos Aires, Argentina	fr
	03/13/1957	Colombia	8-2	Estadio Nacional del Perú, Lima, Peru	CSA
	03/17/1957	Ecuador	3-0	Estadio Nacional del Perú, Lima, Peru	CSA
	03/20/1957	Uruguay	4-0	Estadio Nacional del Perú, Lima, Peru	CSA
	03/28/1957	Chile	6-2	Estadio Nacional del Perú, Lima, Peru	CSA
	04/03/1957	Brazil	3-0	Estadio Nacional del Perú, Lima, Peru	CSA
	04/06/1957	Peru	1-2	Estadio Nacional del Perú, Lima, Peru	CSA
Peru (2)						[15 .—>]
	04/09/1957	Argentina	1-4	Estadio Nacional del Perú, Lima, Peru	fr
Argentina (3)						[9 .—>]
	05/23/1957	Uruguay	0-0	Estadio Centenario, Montevideo, Uruguay	CRN
	06/05/1957	Uruguay	1-1	Estadio Monumental, Buenos Aires, Argentina	CTL
	07/07/1957	Brazil	2-1	Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	CR	[-> 7.]
	07/10/1957	Brazil	0-2	Estádio do Pacaembu , São Paulo, Brazil	CR
Brazil (4)						[1 .—>]
	09/15/1957	Chile	0-1	Estadio Nacional de Chile, Santiago de Chile, Chile	CBO
Chile (2)						[9 .—>]
	09/18/1957	Brazil	0-1	Estadio Nacional de Chile, Santiago de Chile, Chile	CBO
Brazil (5)						[1 .—>]
	05/04/1958	Paraguay	5-1	Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	COC
	05/07/1958	Paraguay	0-0	Estádio do Pacaembu, São Paulo, Brazil	COC
	05/14/1958	Bulgaria	4-0	Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	fr
	05/18/1958	Bulgaria	3-1	Estádio do Pacaembu, São Paulo, Brazil	fr
	06/08/1958	Austria	3-0	Rimnersvallen , Uddevalla, Sweden	WC
	06/11/1958	England	0-0	Nya Ullevi , Gothenburg, Sweden	WC
	06/15/1958	Soviet Union	2-0	Nya Ullevi, Gothenburg, Sweden	WC
	06/19/1958	Wales	1-0	Nya Ullevi, Gothenburg, Sweden	WC
	06/24/1958	France	5-2	Råsunda Fotbollsstadion, Stockholm - Solna, Sweden	WC
	06/29/1958	Sweden	5-2	Råsunda Fotbollsstadion, Stockholm - Solna, Sweden	Toilet (F)
	03/10/1959	Peru	2-2	Estadio Monumental, Buenos Aires, Argentina	CSA
	03/15/1959	Chile	3-0	Estadio Monumental, Buenos Aires, Argentina	CSA
	03/21/1959	Bolivia	4-2	Estadio Monumental, Buenos Aires, Argentina	CSA
	03/26/1959	Uruguay	3-1	Estadio Monumental, Buenos Aires, Argentina	CSA
	03/29/1959	Paraguay	4-1	Estadio Monumental, Buenos Aires, Argentina	CSA
	04/04/1959	Argentina	1-1	Estadio Monumental, Buenos Aires, Argentina	CSA
	05/13/1959	England	2-0	Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	fr
	09/17/1959	Chile	7-0	Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	CBO
	09/20/1959	Chile	1-0	Estádio do Pacaembu, São Paulo, Brazil	CBO
	05.12.1959	Paraguay	3-2	Estadio Modelo Alberto Spencer Herrera , Guayaquil, Ecuador	CSA
	12/12/1959	Uruguay	0-3	Estadio Modelo Alberto Spencer Herrera, Guayaquil, Ecuador	CSA
Uruguay (3)						[5 .—>]
	December 16, 1959	Argentina	5-0	Estadio Modelo Alberto Spencer Herrera, Guayaquil, Ecuador	CSA
	12/22/1959	Paraguay	1-1	Estadio Modelo Alberto Spencer Herrera, Guayaquil, Ecuador	CSA
	06/01/1960	Chile	3-2	Estadio Nacional de Chile, Santiago de Chile, Chile	fr	[-> 4.]
	06/05/1960	Chile	2-2	Estadio Centenario, Montevideo, Uruguay	fr
	07/09/1960	Brazil	1-0	Estadio Centenario, Montevideo, Uruguay	CA
	07/13/1960	Paraguay	2-1	Estadio Centenario, Montevideo, Uruguay	CA
	08/17/1960	Argentina	0-4	Estadio Monumental, Buenos Aires, Argentina	CA
Argentina (4)						[7 .—>]
	December 04, 1960	Ecuador	6-3	Estadio Modelo Alberto Spencer Herrera, Guayaquil, Ecuador	WCq	[-> 6.]
	December 17, 1960	Ecuador	5-0	Estadio José Amalfitani , Buenos Aires, Argentina	WCq
	05/17/1961	Paraguay	0-0	Estadio de Puerto Sajonia, Asunción, Paraguay	fr	[-> 5.]
	06/04/1961	Portugal	2-0	Estádio de Honra, Lisbon, Portugal	fr
	06/11/1961	Spain	0-2	Estadio Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán , Seville, Spain	fr
Spain (2)						[16 .—>]
	11/12/1961	Morocco	1-0	Maleab al-Abi Jiku , Casablanca, Morocco	WCq	[-> 13.]
	11/23/1961	Morocco	3-2	Estadio Santiago Bernabéu , Madrid, Spain	WCq
	December 10, 1961	France	1-1	Stade Olympique Yves-du-Manoir , Paris, France	fr
	05/31/1962	Czechoslovakia	0-1	Estadio Sausalito , Viña del Mar, Chile	WC	[-> 11.]
Czechoslovakia (1)						[18.]
	06/02/1962	Brazil	0-0	Estadio Sausalito, Viña del Mar, Chile	WC
	06/07/1962	Mexico	1-3	Estadio Sausalito, Viña del Mar, Chile	WC	[-> 17.]
Mexico (1)						[19.]
	March 24, 1963	Netherlands Antilles	1-2	Estadio Olímpico Óscar Alberto Quiteño , Santa Ana, El Salvador	CC	[-> 14.]
Netherlands Antilles (1)						[20.]
	03/28/1963	Costa Rica	0-1	Estadio Olímpico Óscar Alberto Quiteño, Santa Ana, El Salvador	CC	[-> 19.]
Costa Rica (1)						[21.]
	03/30/1963	Mexico	0-0	Estadio Olímpico Óscar Alberto Quiteño, Santa Ana, El Salvador	CC
	04/03/1963	El Salvador	4-1	Estadio Nacional Flor Blanca , San Salvador, El Salvador	CC	[-> 19.]
	04/05/1963	Netherlands Antilles	1-0	Estadio Nacional Flor Blanca, San Salvador, El Salvador	CC	[-> 18.]
	04/07/1963	Honduras	2-1	Estadio Nacional Flor Blanca, San Salvador, El Salvador	CC
	09/01/1963	Colombia	5-4	El Campín (Estadio Nemesio Camacho) , Bogotá, Colombia	fr	[-> 15.]
	04.09.1963	Colombia	0-1	Estadio Olímpico Pascual Guerrero , Cali, Colombia	fr
Colombia (1)						[22.]
	07/20/1965	Ecuador	0-1	Estadio Metropolitano , Barranquilla, Colombia	WCq	[-> 9.]
Ecuador (1)						[23.]
	07/25/1965	Colombia	2-0	Estadio Modelo Alberto Spencer Herrera, Guayaquil, Ecuador	WCq	[-> 21.]
	08/15/1965	Chile	2-2	Estadio Modelo Alberto Spencer Herrera, Guayaquil, Ecuador	WCq	[-> 18.]
	08/22/1965	Chile	1-3	Estadio Nacional de Chile, Santiago de Chile, Chile	WCq
Chile (3)						[10 .—>]
	10/12/1965	Ecuador	2-1	Estadio Nacional del Perú, Lima, Peru	WCq	[-> 9.]
	02/23/1966	Soviet Union	0-2	Estadio Nacional de Chile, Santiago de Chile, Chile	fr	[-> 7.]
Soviet Union (1)						[24.]
	04/20/1966	Switzerland	2-2	St. Jakob Stadium , Basel, Switzerland	fr	[-> 18.]
	04/24/1966	Austria	1-0	Praterstadion, Vienna, Austria	fr
	May 18, 1966	Czechoslovakia	2-1	Velký Strahovský Stadium, Prague, Czechoslovakia	fr
	05/22/1966	Belgium	1-0	Stade du Heysel, Brussels, Belgium	fr
	06/05/1966	France	3-3	Bolshaya Sportivnaya Arena Zentralnowo Stadiona imeni Wladimira Lenina , Moscow, Soviet Union	fr
	07/12/1966	North Korea	3-0	Ayresome Park, Middlesbrough, England	WC
	07/16/1966	Italy	1-0	Roker Park , Sunderland, England	WC
	07/20/1966	Chile	2-1	Roker Park, Sunderland, England	WC
	07/23/1966	Hungary	2-1	Roker Park, Sunderland, England	WC
	07/25/1966	FRG	1-2	Goodison Park, Liverpool, England	WC
Germany (1)						[25.]
	07/30/1966	England	2-2	Wembley Stadium, London, England	Toilet (F)	[-> 23.]
	October 12, 1966	Turkey	2-0	Cebeci İnönü Stadı , Ankara, Turkey	fr	[-> 19.]
	November 19, 1966	Norway	3-0	Müngersdorfer Stadion, Cologne, Germany	fr
	02/22/1967	Morocco	5-1	Wildpark Stadium , Karlsruhe, Germany	fr	[-> 16.]
	March 22, 1967	Bulgaria	1-0	Lower Saxony Stadium , Hanover, Germany	fr
	04/08/1967	Albania	6-0	Rote Erde Stadium , Dortmund, Germany	ECq
	05/03/1967	Yugoslavia	0-1	Crvena Zvezda Stadium , Belgrade, Yugoslavia	ECq
Yugoslavia (2)						[21 .—>]
	05/14/1967	Albania	2-0	Stadiumi Qemal Stafa , Tirana, Albania	ECq
	07.10.1967	FRG	1-3	Volksparkstadion , Hamburg, FRG	ECq	[-> 17.]
FRG (2)						[16 .—>]
	11/22/1967	Romania	0-1	Stadionul Naţional 23 August , Bucharest, Romania	fr	[-> 14.]
Romania (1)						[26.]
	December 06, 1967	GDR	0-1	Stadionul Naţional 23 August, Bucharest, Romania	OGq	[-> 22.]
GDR (1)						[27.]
	10/20/1968	Poland	1-1	Miejski Stadium , Szczecin, Poland	fr	[-> 16.]
	03/29/1969	Italy	2-2	Stadium An der Alten Försterei , Berlin, GDR	WCq	[-> 11.]
	04/16/1969	Wales	2-1	Rudolf Harbig Stadium , Dresden, GDR	WCq
	06/22/1969	Chile	0-1	Ernst Grube Stadium , Magdeburg, GDR	fr
Chile (4)						[7 .—>]
	07/06/1969	Paraguay	0-0	Estadio Nacional de Chile, Santiago de Chile, Chile	fr
	07/13/1969	Uruguay	0-0	Estadio Nacional de Chile, Santiago de Chile, Chile	WCq
	07/15/1969	Colombia	3-3	El Campín (Estadio Nemesio Camacho), Bogotá, Colombia	fr
	07/27/1969	Ecuador	4-1	Estadio Nacional de Chile, Santiago de Chile, Chile	WCq
	08/03/1969	Ecuador	1-1	Estadio Modelo Alberto Spencer Herrera, Guayaquil, Ecuador	WCq
	08/10/1969	Uruguay	0-2	Estadio Centenario, Montevideo, Uruguay	WCq
Uruguay (4)						[4 .—>]
	March 31, 1970	Peru	2-0	Estadio Centenario, Montevideo, Uruguay	fr
	04/08/1970	Argentina	1-2	Estadio Monumental, Buenos Aires, Argentina	fr
Argentina (5)						[5 .—>]
	04/15/1970	Uruguay	1-2	Estadio Centenario, Montevideo, Uruguay	fr
Uruguay (5)						[4 .—>]
	04/18/1970	Peru	2-4	Estadio Nacional del Perú, Lima, Peru	fr
Peru (3)						[24 .—>]
	04/21/1970	El Salvador	3-0	Estadio Nacional del Perú, Lima, Peru	fr	[-> 23.]
	06/02/1970	Bulgaria	3-2	Estadio Guanajuato , León, Mexico	WC	[-> 22.]
	06/06/1970	Morocco	3-0	Estadio Guanajuato, León, Mexico	WC
	06/10/1970	FRG	1-3	Estadio Guanajuato, León, Mexico	WC
Germany (3)						[15 .—>]
	06/14/1970	England	2-2	Estadio Guanajuato, León, Mexico	WC
	06/17/1970	Italy	1-1	Estadio Azteca , Ciudad de México, Mexico	WC
	06/20/1970	Uruguay	1-0	Estadio Azteca, Ciudad de México, Mexico	WC
	09/09/1970	Hungary	3-1	Municipal stadium , Nuremberg, Germany	fr	[-> 12.]
	10/17/1970	Turkey	1-1	Müngersdorfer Stadion, Cologne, Germany	ECq
	11/18/1970	Yugoslavia	0-2	Maksimir Stadium , Zagreb, Yugoslavia	fr
Yugoslavia (3)						[18 .—>]
	04/04/1971	Netherlands	2-0	Stadion pod Marjanom (Stadion kod Stare Plinare) , Split, Yugoslavia	ECq	[-> 17.]
	04/21/1971	Romania	0-1	Gradski Stadium , Novi Sad, Yugoslavia	fr	[-> 16.]
Romania (2)						[24 .—>]
	05/16/1971	Czechoslovakia	0-1	Štadión Tehelné Pole , Bratislava, Czechoslovakia	ECq	[-> 23.]
Czechoslovakia (2)						[24 .—>]
	06/16/1971	Finland	4-0	Olympic Stadium, Helsinki, Finland	ECq
	07/14/1971	Brazil	0-1	Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	fr	[-> 22.]
Brazil (6)						[1 .—>]
	07/18/1971	Yugoslavia	2-2	Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	fr
	07/21/1971	Hungary	0-0	Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	fr
	07/24/1971	Paraguay	1-0	Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	fr
	07/28/1971	Argentina	1-1	Estadio Monumental, Buenos Aires, Argentina	CR
	07/31/1971	Argentina	2-2	Estadio Monumental, Buenos Aires, Argentina	CR
	04/26/1971	Paraguay	3-2	Estádio Beira-Rio , Porto Alegre, Brazil	fr
	06/28/1971	Czechoslovakia	0-0	Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	TIB
	07/02/1971	Yugoslavia	3-0	Morumbi (Estádio Cícero Pompeu de Toledo) , São Paulo, Brazil	TIB
	07/05/1971	Scotland	1-0	Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	TIB
	07/09/1971	Portugal	1-0	Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	TIB (F)
	May 27, 1973	Bolivia	5-0	Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	fr
	06/03/1973	Algeria	2-0	Maleab 5 Jawayliat 1962 , Algiers, Algeria	fr
	06/06/1973	Tunisia	4-1	Maleab al-Uwlimbiu b'al-Manzih , Tunis, Tunisia	fr
	06/09/1973	Italy	0-2	Stadio Olimpico , Rome, Italy	fr
Italy (4)						[13 .—>]
	06/14/1973	England	2-0	Stadio Comunale Vittorio Pozzo, Turin, Italy	fr
	09/29/1973	Sweden	2-0	Stadio San Siro, Milan, Italy	fr	[-> 12.]
	10/20/1973	Switzerland	2-0	Stadio Olimpico, Rome, Italy	fr
	11/14/1973	England	1-0	Wembley Stadium, London, England	fr
	02/26/1974	FRG	0-0	Stadio Olimpico, Rome, Italy	fr	[-> 11.]
	06/08/1974	Austria	3-1	Praterstadion, Vienna, Austria	fr	[-> 9.]
	06/15/1974	Haiti	3-1	Olympiastadion , Munich, Germany	WC	[-> 8.]
	06/19/1974	Argentina	1-1	Neckarstadion , Stuttgart, FRG	WC
	06/23/1974	Poland	1-2	Neckarstadion, Stuttgart, FRG	WC
Poland (1)						[28.]
	06/26/1974	Sweden	1-0	Neckarstadion, Stuttgart, FRG	WC
	06/30/1974	Yugoslavia	2-1	Waldstadion , Frankfurt am Main, Germany	WC	[-> 26.]
	07/03/1974	FRG	0-1	Waldstadion, Frankfurt am Main, Germany	WC
FRG (4)						[13 .—>]
	07/07/1974	Netherlands	2-1	Olympiastadion, Munich, Germany	Toilet (F)
	04.09.1974	Switzerland	2-1	St. Jakob Stadium, Basel, Switzerland	fr
	11/20/1974	Greece	2-2	Gípedo Geórgios Karaïskákis , Piraeus, Greece	ECq	[-> 12.]
	12/22/1974	Malta	1-0	Empire Stadium , Gzira, Malta	ECq
	03/12/1975	England	0-2	Wembley Stadium, London, England	fr	[-> 10.]
England (6)						[6 .—>]
	04/16/1975	Cyprus	5-0	Wembley Stadium, London, England	ECq
	05/11/1975	Cyprus	1-0	Tsíreio Stádio , Limassol, Cyprus	ECq
	05/17/1975	Northern Ireland	0-0	Windsor Park, Belfast, Northern Ireland	BHIC
	05/21/1975	Wales	2-2	Wembley Stadium, London, England	BHIC
	05/24/1975	Scotland	5-1	Wembley Stadium, London, England	BHIC
	09/03/1975	Switzerland	2-1	St. Jakob Stadium, Basel, Switzerland	fr	[-> 5.]
	10/30/1975	Czechoslovakia	1-2	Štadión Tehelné pole, Bratislava, Czechoslovakia	ECq
Czechoslovakia (3)						[22 .—>]
	11/12/1975	Portugal	1-1	Estádio das Antas , Porto, Portugal	ECq
	November 19, 1975	GDR	1-1	Za Lužánkami Stadium , Brno, Czechoslovakia	OGq
	11/23/1975	Cyprus	3-0	Tsíreio Stádio, Limassol, Cyprus	ECq
	03/10/1976	Soviet Union	2-2	Štadión Lokomotívy v Čermeli , Košice, Czechoslovakia	fr	[-> 19.]
	03/27/1976	France	2-2	Parc des Princes , Paris, France	fr
	04/07/1976	GDR	0-0	Central Stadium , Leipzig, GDR	OGq
	04/24/1976	Soviet Union	2-0	Štadión Tehelné pole, Bratislava, Czechoslovakia	ECq
	05/22/1976	Soviet Union	2-2	Zentralnij Stadium , Kiev, Soviet Union	ECq
	06/16/1976	Netherlands	1-1	Maksimir Stadium, Zagreb, Yugoslavia	EC	[-> 18.]
	06/20/1976	FRG	2-2	Crvena Zvezda Stadium, Belgrade, Yugoslavia	EC (F)
	09/22/1976	Romania	1-1	Stadionul Naţional 23 August, Bucharest, Romania	fr	[-> 14.]
	06.10.1976	Romania	3-2	Velký Strahovský Stadium, Prague, Czechoslovakia	fr
	10/13/1976	Scotland	2-0	Velký Strahovský Stadium, Prague, Czechoslovakia	WCq
	11/17/1976	FRG	0-2	Lower Saxony Stadium, Hanover, Germany	fr
Germany (5)						[10 .—>]
	02/23/1977	France	0-1	Parc des Princes, Paris, France	fr	[-> 8.]
France (1)						[29.]
	03/30/1977	Ireland	0-1	Páirc Chnocán Doirinne , Dublin, Ireland	WCq	[-> 25.]
Ireland (1)						[30.]
	04/24/1977	Poland	0-0	Páirc Chnocán Doirinne, Dublin, Ireland	fr	[-> 27.]
	06/01/1977	Bulgaria	0-2	Wasil Levski National Stadium , Sofia, Bulgaria	WCq	[-> 24.]
Bulgaria (1)						[31.]
	09/21/1977	Turkey	3-1	Wasil Levski National Stadium, Sofia, Bulgaria	BC	[-> 23.]
	10/12/1977	Ireland	0-0	Páirc Chnocán Doirinne, Dublin, Ireland	WCq
	10/26/1977	Greece	0-0	Wasil Levski National Stadium, Sofia, Bulgaria	fr
	11/16/1977	France	1-3	Parc des Princes, Paris, France	WCq	[-> 20.]
France (2)						[27 .—>]
	02/08/1978	Italy	2-2	Stadio San Paolo , Naples, Italy	fr	[-> 24.]
	03/08/1978	Portugal	2-0	Parc des Princes, Paris, France	fr
	04/01/1978	Brazil	1-0	Parc des Princes, Paris, France	fr	[-> 20.]
	05/11/1978	Iran	2-1	Municipal Stadium , Toulouse, France	fr
	May 19, 1978	Tunisia	2-0	Stade Grimonprez-Jooris , Lille, France	fr
	06/02/1978	Italy	1-2	Estadio Mundialista , Mar del Plata, Argentina	WC
Italy (5)						[9 .—>]
	06/06/1978	Hungary	3-1	Estadio Mundialista, Mar del Plata, Argentina	WC
	06/10/1978	Argentina	1-0	Estadio Monumental, Buenos Aires, Argentina	WC
	06/14/1978	FRG	0-0	Estadio Monumental, Buenos Aires, Argentina	WC
	06/18/1978	Austria	1-0	Estadio Monumental, Buenos Aires, Argentina	WC
	06/21/1978	Netherlands	1-2	Estadio Monumental, Buenos Aires, Argentina	WC
Netherlands (1)						[32.]
	06/25/1978	Argentina	1-1	Estadio Monumental, Buenos Aires, Argentina	Toilet (F)	[-> 30.]
	09/20/1978	Iceland	3-0	De Goffert Stadium , Nijmegen, Netherlands	ECq	[-> 25.]
	10/11/1978	Switzerland	3-1	Wankdorf Stadium, Bern, Switzerland	ECq
	11/15/1978	GDR	3-0	De Kuip (Feijenoord Stadium) , Rotterdam, Netherlands	ECq
	December 20, 1978	FRG	1-3	Rheinstadion , Düsseldorf, FRG	fr	[-> 21.]
Germany (6)						[8 .—>]
	02/25/1979	Malta	0-0	Empire Stadium, Gzira, Malta	ECq	[-> 7.]
	04/01/1979	Turkey	0-0	Alsancak Stadı , Izmir, Turkey	ECq
	05/02/1979	Wales	2-0	Y Cae Ras, Wrexham, Wales	ECq
	05/22/1979	Ireland	3-1	Páirc Chnocán Doirinne, Dublin, Ireland	fr
	05/26/1979	Iceland	3-1	Laugardalsvöllur , Reykjavík, Iceland	fr
	09/12/1979	Argentina	2-1	Olympiastadion, Berlin, FRG	fr	[-> 6.]
	10/17/1979	Wales	5-1	Müngersdorfer Stadion, Cologne, Germany	ECq	[-> 5.]
	11/21/1979	Soviet Union	3-1	Leninis Sakhelobis Dinamos Stadioni, Tbilisi, Soviet Union	fr
	12/22/1979	Turkey	2-0	Park Stadium , Gelsenkirchen, Germany	ECq
	02/27/1980	Malta	8-0	Weserstadion , Bremen, FRG	ECq
	04/02/1980	Austria	1-0	Olympiastadion, Munich, Germany	fr	[-> 3.]
	05/13/1980	Poland	3-1	Waldstadion, Frankfurt am Main, Germany	fr	[-> 2.]
	06/11/1980	Czechoslovakia	1-0	Stadio Olimpico, Rome, Italy	EC
	06/14/1980	Netherlands	3-2	Stadio San Paolo, Naples, Italy	EC
	06/17/1980	Greece	0-0	Stadio Comunale Vittorio Pozzo, Turin, Italy	EC
	06/22/1980	Belgium	2-1	Stadio Olimpico, Rome, Italy	EC (F)
	09/10/1980	Switzerland	3-2	St. Jakob Stadium, Basel, Switzerland	fr
	10/11/1980	Netherlands	1-1	Philips Stadium , Eindhoven, Netherlands	fr
	November 19, 1980	France	4-1	Lower Saxony Stadium, Hanover, Germany	fr
	December 3rd, 1980	Bulgaria	3-1	Wasil Levski National Stadium, Sofia, Bulgaria	WCq
	01/01/1981	Argentina	1-2	Estadio Centenario, Montevideo, Uruguay	CdO
Argentina (6)						[8 .—>]
	01/04/1981	Brazil	1-1	Estadio Centenario, Montevideo, Uruguay	CdO
	10/28/1981	Poland	1-2	Estadio Monumental, Buenos Aires, Argentina	fr	[-> 4.]
Poland (2)						[30 .—>]
	11/15/1981	Malta	6-0	Miejski Stadium , Wroclaw, Poland	WCq
	11/18/1981	Spain	2-3	ŁKS Stadium , Łódź, Poland	fr
Spain (3)						[15 .—>]
	December 16, 1981	Belgium	2-0	Estadio Luis Casanova , Valencia, Spain	fr
	02/24/1982	Scotland	3-0	Estadio Luis Casanova, Valencia, Spain	fr	[-> 14.]
	March 24, 1982	Wales	1-1	Estadio Luis Casanova, Valencia, Spain	fr
	04/28/1982	Switzerland	2-0	Estadio Luis Casanova, Valencia, Spain	fr
	06/16/1982	Honduras	1-1	Estadio Luis Casanova, Valencia, Spain	WC	[-> 13.]
	06/20/1982	Yugoslavia	2-1	Estadio Luis Casanova, Valencia, Spain	WC
	06/25/1982	Northern Ireland	0-1	Estadio Luis Casanova, Valencia, Spain	WC
Northern Ireland (1)						[33.]
	07/01/1982	Austria	2-2	Estadio Vicente Calderón , Madrid, Spain	WC	[-> 31.]
	07/04/1982	France	1-4	Estadio Vicente Calderón, Madrid, Spain	WC
France (3)						[20 .—>]
	07/08/1982	FRG	1-1	Estadio Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán, Seville, Spain	WC
	07/10/1982	Poland	2-3	Estadio José Rico Pérez , Alicante, Spain	WC
Poland (3)						[30 .—>]
	08/31/1982	France	4-0	Parc des Princes, Paris, France	fr	[-> 26.]
	09/08/1982	Finland	3-2	Väinölänniemen Stadium , Kuopio, Finland	ECq
	10/10/1982	Portugal	1-2	Estádio da Luz , Lisbon, Portugal	ECq
Portugal (1)						[34.]
	02/16/1983	France	0-3	Estádio Municipal , Guimarães, Portugal	fr	[-> 26.]
France (4)						[20 .—>]
	03/23/1983	Soviet Union	1-1	Parc des Princes, Paris, France	fr
	04/23/1983	Yugoslavia	4-0	Parc des Princes, Paris, France	fr	[-> 19.]
	05/31/1983	Belgium	1-1	Stade Municipal , Luxembourg, Luxembourg	fr	[-> 17.]
	07.09.1983	Denmark	1-3	Valby Idrætspark, Copenhagen, Denmark	fr	[-> 16.]
Denmark (1)						[35.]
	09/21/1983	England	1-0	Wembley Stadium, London, England	ECq	[-> 32.]
	10/12/1983	Luxembourg	6-0	Valby Idrætspark, Copenhagen, Denmark	ECq	[-> 31.]
	10/26/1983	Hungary	0-1	Népstadion , Budapest, Hungary	ECq	[-> 30.]
Hungary (4)						[11 .—>]
	December 3rd, 1983	Greece	2-2	Ethnikó Kaftanzóglio Stádio , Saloniki, Greece	ECq
	01/18/1984	Spain	1-0	Estadio Ramón de Carranza , Cadiz, Spain	fr	[-> 9.]
	March 31, 1984	Yugoslavia	1-2	Gradski Stadium , Subotica, Yugoslavia	fr
Yugoslavia (4)						[18 .—>]
	06/02/1984	Portugal	3-2	Estádio da Luz, Lisbon, Portugal	fr	[-> 17.]
	06/07/1984	Spain	1-0	Estadio Municipal , La Línea de la Concepción, Spain	fr
	06/13/1984	Belgium	0-2	Stade Félix Bollaert , Lens, France	EC
Belgium (1)						[36.]
	06/16/1984	France	0-5	Stade de la Beaujoire , Nantes, France	EC
France (5)						[16 .—>]
	06/19/1984	Yugoslavia	3-2	Stade Geoffroy-Guichard , Saint-Etienne, France	EC
	06/23/1984	Portugal	1-1	Stade Vélodrome , Marseille, France	EC
	06/27/1984	Spain	2-0	Parc des Princes, Paris, France	EC (F)	[-> 15.]
	10/13/1984	Luxembourg	4-0	Stade Municipal, Luxembourg, Luxembourg	WCq
	11/21/1984	Bulgaria	1-0	Parc des Princes, Paris, France	WCq	[-> 13.]
	December 8, 1984	GDR	2-0	Parc des Princes, Paris, France	WCq
	04/03/1985	Yugoslavia	0-0	Olimpijski Stadion Koševo , Sarajevo, Yugoslavia	WCq	[-> 12.]
	05/02/1985	Bulgaria	0-2	Wasil Levski National Stadium, Sofia, Bulgaria	WCq	[-> 11.]
Bulgaria (2)						[22 .—>]
	06/01/1985	Yugoslavia	2-1	Wasil Levski National Stadium, Sofia, Bulgaria	WCq	[-> 21.]
	08/27/1985	Mexico	1-1	Memorial Coliseum , Los Angeles, USA	fr
	04.09.1985	Netherlands	0-1	Sportpark Noord , Heerenveen, Netherlands	fr	[-> 20.]
Netherlands (2)						[22 .—>]
	October 16, 1985	Belgium	0-1	Stade du Heysel, Brussels, Belgium	WCq
Belgium (2)						[36 .—>]
	November 20, 1985	Netherlands	1-2	De Kuip (Feijenoord Stadium), Rotterdam, Netherlands	WCq	[-> 32.]
Netherlands (3)						[22 .—>]
	03/12/1986	GDR	1-0	Central Stadium, Leipzig, GDR	fr	[-> 19.]
	04/29/1986	Scotland	0-0	Philips Stadium, Eindhoven, Netherlands	fr	[-> 18.]
	05/14/1986	FRG	1-3	Westfalenstadion , Dortmund, Germany	fr
Germany (7)						[2 .—>]
	06/04/1986	Uruguay	1-1	Estadio La Corregidora , Queretaro, Mexico	WC
	06/08/1986	Scotland	2-1	Estadio La Corregidora, Queretaro, Mexico	WC
	06/13/1986	Denmark	0-2	Estadio La Corregidora, Queretaro, Mexico	WC
Denmark (2)						[30 .—>]
	06/18/1986	Spain	1-5	Estadio La Corregidora, Queretaro, Mexico	WC
Spain (4)						[14 .—>]
	06/22/1986	Belgium	1-1	Estadio Cuauhtémoc , Puebla, Mexico	WC
	09/24/1986	Greece	3-1	Estadio Municipal El Molinón , Gijón, Spain	fr
	10/15/1986	FRG	2-2	Lower Saxony Stadium, Hanover, Germany	fr	[-> 13.]
	11/12/1986	Romania	1-0	Estadio Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán, Seville, Spain	ECq
	11/18/1986	Albania	2-1	Stadiumi Qemal Stafa, Tirana, Albania	ECq
	01/21/1987	Netherlands	1-1	Camp Nou (Estadi del FCB) , Barcelona, ​​Spain	fr	[-> 10.]
	02/18/1987	England	2-4	Estadio Santiago Bernabéu, Madrid, Spain	fr
England (7)						[7 .—>]
	04/01/1987	Northern Ireland	2-0	Windsor Park, Belfast, Northern Ireland	ECq
	04/29/1987	Turkey	0-0	İzmir Ataturk Stadı , Izmir, Turkey	ECq
	05/19/1987	Brazil	1-1	Wembley Stadium, London, England	SRC
	05/23/1987	Scotland	0-0	Hampden Park, Glasgow, Scotland	SRC
	09/09/1987	FRG	1-3	Rheinstadion, Düsseldorf, FRG	fr	[-> 4.]
FRG (8)						[2 .—>]
	09/23/1987	Denmark	1-0	Volksparkstadion, Hamburg, FRG	fr
	10/13/1987	Sweden	1-1	Park Stadium, Gelsenkirchen, Germany	fr
	11/18/1987	Hungary	0-0	Népstadion, Budapest, Hungary	fr
	12/12/1987	Brazil	1-1	Estádio Mané Garrincha , Brasília, Brazil	fr
	December 16, 1987	Argentina	0-1	Estadio Monumental, Buenos Aires, Argentina	fr
Argentina (7)						[5 .—>]
	March 31, 1988	Soviet Union	2-4	Olympiastadion, Berlin, FRG	FNT	[-> 3.]
Soviet Union (2)						[25 .—>]
	04/02/1988	Sweden	0-2	Olympiastadion, Berlin, FRG	FNT	[-> 24.]
Sweden (4)						[6 .—>]
	04/27/1988	Wales	4-1	Råsunda Fotbollsstadion, Stockholm - Solna, Sweden	fr
	06/01/1988	Spain	3-1	Estadio Helmántico , Salamanca, Spain	fr	[-> 4.]
	07/31/1988	Brazil	1-1	Råsunda Fotbollsstadion, Stockholm - Solna, Sweden	fr
	08/31/1988	Denmark	1-2	Råsunda Fotbollsstadion, Stockholm - Solna, Sweden	fr	[-> 3.]
Denmark (3)						[30 .—>]
	09/14/1988	England	0-1	Wembley Stadium, London, England	fr	[-> 28.]
England (8)						[6 .—>]
	October 19, 1988	Sweden	0-0	Wembley Stadium, London, England	WCq	[-> 5.]
	11/16/1988	Saudi Arabia	1-1	Maleab al-Malik Fahd al-Duwaliu , Riyadh, Saudi Arabia	fr
	02/08/1989	Greece	2-1	Olympiakó Stádio Spýrou Loúis , Athens, Greece	fr	[-> 3.]
	03/08/1989	Albania	2-0	Stadiumi Qemal Stafa, Tirana, Albania	WCq
	04/26/1989	Albania	5-0	Wembley Stadium, London, England	WCq
	05/23/1989	Chile	0-0	Wembley Stadium, London, England	SRC
	05/27/1989	Scotland	2-0	Hampden Park, Glasgow, Scotland	SRC
	06/03/1989	Poland	3-0	Wembley Stadium, London, England	WCq
	06/07/1989	Denmark	1-1	Valby Idrætspark, Copenhagen, Denmark	fr
	09/06/1989	Sweden	0-0	Råsunda Fotbollsstadion, Stockholm - Solna, Sweden	WCq
	10/11/1989	Poland	0-0	GKS Stadium , Katowice, Poland	WCq	[-> 2.]
	11/15/1989	Italy	0-0	Wembley Stadium, London, England	fr
	12/13/1989	Yugoslavia	2-1	Wembley Stadium, London, England	fr
	March 28, 1990	Brazil	1-0	Wembley Stadium, London, England	fr
	04/25/1990	Czechoslovakia	4-2	Wembley Stadium, London, England	fr
	05/15/1990	Denmark	1-0	Wembley Stadium, London, England	fr
	May 22, 1990	Uruguay	1-2	Wembley Stadium, London, England	fr
Uruguay (6)						[7 .—>]
	06/13/1990	Spain	0-0	Stadio Friuli , Udine, Italy	WC
	06/17/1990	Belgium	1-3	Stadio Marcantonio Bentegodi , Verona, Italy	WC
Belgium (3)						[32 .—>]
	06/21/1990	Spain	1-2	Stadio Marcantonio Bentegodi, Verona, Italy	WC	[-> 31.]
Spain (5)						[10 .—>]
	06/26/1990	Yugoslavia	1-1	Stadio Marcantonio Bentegodi, Verona, Italy	WC
	09/12/1990	Brazil	3-0	Estadio Municipal El Molinón, Gijón, Spain	fr	[-> 8.]
	10/10/1990	Iceland	2-1	Estadio Benito Villamarín , Seville, Spain	ECq
	11/14/1990	Czechoslovakia	2-3	Velký Strahovský Stadium, Prague, Czechoslovakia	ECq
Czechoslovakia (4)						[16 .—>]
	01/30/1991	Australia	1-0	Olympic Park Stadium , Melbourne, Australia	fr
	02/06/1991	Australia	2-0	Parramatta Stadium , Sydney, Australia	fr
	03/27/1991	Poland	4-0	Míru Stadium , Olomouc, Czechoslovakia	fr	[-> 15.]
	05/01/1991	Albania	2-0	Stadiumi Qemal Stafa, Tirana, Albania	ECq
	06/05/1991	Iceland	1-0	Laugardalsvöllur, Reykjavík, Iceland	ECq
	08/21/1991	Switzerland	1-1	Velký Strahovský Stadium, Prague, Czechoslovakia	fr	[-> 14.]
	09/04/1991	France	1-2	Štadión Tehelné pole, Bratislava, Czechoslovakia	ECq
France (6)						[12 .—>]
	10/12/1991	Spain	2-1	Estadio Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán, Seville, Spain	ECq	[-> 11.]
	11/20/1991	Iceland	3-1	Parc des Princes, Paris, France	ECq
	02/19/1992	England	0-2	Wembley Stadium, London, England	fr	[-> 9.]
England (9)						[2 .—>]
	03/25/1992	Czechoslovakia	2-2	Velký Strahovský Stadium, Prague, Czechoslovakia	fr
	04/29/1992	CIS (post-Soviet Union)	2-2	Bolshaya Sportivnaya Arena Zentralnowo Stadiona imeni Wladimira Lenina, Moscow, CIS	fr
	05/12/1992	Hungary	1-0	Népstadion, Budapest, Hungary	fr
	05/17/1992	Brazil	1-1	Wembley Stadium, London, England	fr
	06/03/1992	Finland	2-1	Olympic Stadium, Helsinki, Finland	fr
	06/11/1992	Denmark	0-0	Malmo Stadium , Malmo, Sweden	EC
	06/14/1992	France	0-0	Malmo Stadium, Malmo, Sweden	EC
	06/17/1992	Sweden	1-2	Råsunda Fotbollsstadion, Stockholm - Solna, Sweden	EC
Sweden (5)						[4 .—>]
	06/21/1992	Germany	2-3	Råsunda Fotbollsstadion, Stockholm - Solna, Sweden	EC
Germany (1)						[37.]
	06/26/1992	Denmark	0-2	Nya Ullevi, Gothenburg, Sweden	EC (F)	[-> 35.]
Denmark (4)						[28 .—>]
	08/26/1992	Latvia	0-0	Daugavas Stadium , Riga, Latvia	WCq	[-> 27.]
	09/09/1992	Germany	1-2	Parking , Copenhagen, Denmark	fr	[-> 26.]
Germany (2)						[35 .—>]
	10/14/1992	Mexico	1-1	Rudolf Harbig Stadium, Dresden, Germany	fr	[-> 32.]
	11/18/1992	Austria	0-0	Frankenstadion [previously "Städtisches Stadion"] , Nuremberg, Germany	fr	[-> 29.]
	12/16/1992	Brazil	1-3	Estádio Beira-Rio, Porto Alegre, Brazil	fr
Brazil (7)						[1 .—>]
	02/18/1993	Argentina	1-1	Estadio Monumental, Buenos Aires, Argentina	fr
	03/17/1993	Poland	2-2	Estádio Santa Cruz , Ribeirão Preto, Brazil	fr
	06/06/1993	United States	2-0	Yale Bowl , New Haven, USA	USC
	06/10/1993	Germany	3-3	Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium , Washington, USA	USC
	06/14/1993	England	1-1	Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium, Washington, USA	USC
	06/18/1993	Peru	0-0	Estadio Alejandro Serrano Aguilar , Cuenca, Ecuador	CSA
	06/21/1993	Chile	2-3	Estadio Alejandro Serrano Aguilar, Cuenca, Ecuador	CSA
Chile (5)						[10 .—>]
	06/24/1993	Peru	0-1	Estadio Alejandro Serrano Aguilar, Cuenca, Ecuador	CSA
Peru (4)						[30 .—>]
	06/27/1993	Mexico	2-4	Estadio Olímpico Atahualpa , Quito, Ecuador	CSA
Mexico (2)						[22 .—>]
	06/30/1993	Ecuador	2-0	Estadio Olímpico Atahualpa, Quito, Ecuador	CSA
	07/04/1993	Argentina	1-2	Estadio Modelo Alberto Spencer Herrera, Guayaquil, Ecuador	CSA (F)	[-> 21.]
Argentina (8)						[5 .—>]
	08/01/1993	Peru	1-0	Estadio Nacional del Perú, Lima, Peru	WCq
	08/08/1993	Paraguay	3-1	Estadio Defensores del Chaco [previously "Estadio de Puerto Sajonia"] , Asunción, Paraguay	WCq	[-> 4.]
	08/15/1993	Colombia	1-2	Estadio Metropolitano Roberto Meléndez [previously "Estadio Metropolitano"] , Barranquilla, Colombia	WCq
Colombia (2)						[15 .—>]
	08/22/1993	Paraguay	1-1	Estadio Defensores del Chaco, Asunción, Paraguay	WCq
	08/29/1993	Peru	4-0	Estadio Metropolitano Roberto Meléndez, Barranquilla, Colombia	WCq
	09/05/1993	Argentina	5-0	Estadio Monumental, Buenos Aires, Argentina	WCq
	01/28/1994	Venezuela	2-1	Estadio La Carolina , Barinas, Venezuela	fr	[-> 12.]
	02/06/1994	Saudi Arabia	1-1	Stad al-Amir Abdullah al-Faisal , Jeddah, Saudi Arabia	fr
	02/10/1994	Saudi Arabia	1-0	Stad al-Amir Abdullah al-Faisal, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia	fr
	02/18/1994	Sweden	0-0	Joe Robbie Stadium , Miami, USA	JRC	[-> 11.]
	02/20/1994	Bolivia	2-0	Joe Robbie Stadium, Miami, USA	JRC
	02/26/1994	South Korea	2-2	Estadio Tecnológico , Monterrey, Mexico	fr
	03/02/1994	Mexico	0-0	Estadio Azteca, Ciudad de México, Mexico	fr
	04/07/1994	Bolivia	0-1	Estadio Manuel Calle Lombana , Villavicencio, Colombia	fr	[-> 10.]
Bolivia (1)						[38.]
	04/20/1994	Romania	0-3	Stadionul Steaua (Stadionul Ghencea) , Bucharest, Romania	fr	[-> 35.]
Romania (3)						[33 .—>]
	05/25/1994	Nigeria	2-0	Stadionul Steaua (Stadionul Ghencea), Bucharest, Romania	fr	[-> 30.]
	06/01/1994	Slovenia	0-0	Stadionul Steaua (Stadionul Ghencea), Bucharest, Romania	fr
	06/14/1994	Sweden	1-1	Stanford Stadium , San Francisco, USA	fr
	06/18/1994	Colombia	3-1	Rose Bowl , Pasadena, USA	WC
	06/22/1994	Switzerland	1-4	Pontiac Silverdome , Detroit, USA	WC
Switzerland (5)						[14 .—>]
	06/26/1994	Colombia	0-2	Stanford Stadium, San Francisco, USA	WC
Colombia (3)						[10 .—>]
	02/08/1995	Australia	0-0	Suncorp Stadium , Brisbane, Australia	fr	[-> 8.]
	02/11/1995	Australia	1-0	Aussie Stadium , Sydney, Australia	fr
	03/22/1995	Uruguay	2-1	Estadio Atanasio Girardot , Medellin, Colombia	fr
	06/17/1995	Nigeria	1-0	Rutgers Stadium , Piscataway, USA	USC
	06/21/1995	Mexico	0-0	Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium, Washington, USA	USC
	06/25/1995	United States	0-0	Rutgers Stadium, Piscataway, USA	USC
	07/07/1995	Peru	1-1	Estadio Atilio Paiva Olivera , Rivera, Uruguay	CSA
	07/10/1995	Ecuador	1-0	Estadio Atilio Paiva Olivera, Rivera, Uruguay	CSA
	07/13/1995	Brazil	0-3	Estadio Atilio Paiva Olivera, Rivera, Uruguay	CSA	[-> 7.]
Brazil (8)						[1 .—>]
	07/17/1995	Argentina	2-2	Estadio Atilio Paiva Olivera, Rivera, Uruguay	CSA
	07/20/1995	United States	1-0	Estadio Domingo Burgueño , Maldonado, Uruguay	CSA
	07/23/1995	Uruguay	1-1	Estadio Centenario, Montevideo, Uruguay	CSA (F)
	08/09/1995	Japan	5-1	Kokuritsu Kyōgijō , Tokyo, Japan	fr
	08/12/1995	South Korea	1-0	Suwon Jonghab Undongjang , Suwon, South Korea	fr
	10/11/1995	Uruguay	2-0	Estádio Fonte Nova , Salvador, Brazil	fr
	11/08/1995	Argentina	1-0	Estadio Monumental, Buenos Aires, Argentina	fr
	12/20/1995	Colombia	3-1	Estádio Vivaldo Lima , Manaus, Brazil	fr
	01/12/1996	Canada	4-1	Memorial Coliseum, Los Angeles, USA	CC
	01/14/1996	Honduras	5-0	Memorial Coliseum, Los Angeles, USA	CC
	01/18/1996	United States	1-0	Memorial Coliseum, Los Angeles, USA	CC
	01/21/1996	Mexico	0-2	Memorial Coliseum, Los Angeles, USA	CC (F)
Mexico (3)						[21 .—>]
	02/07/1996	Chile	1-2	Estadio Sausalito, Viña del Mar, Chile	fr
Chile (6)						[11 .—>]
	02/14/1996	Peru	4-0	Estadio Mundialista Francisco Sánchez Rumoroso , Coquimbo, Chile	fr
	04/23/1996	Australia	3-0	Estadio Nacional de Chile, Santiago de Chile, Chile	fr	[-> 9.]
	05/26/1996	Bolivia	2-0	Estadio Nacional de Chile, Santiago de Chile, Chile	fr
	06/02/1996	Venezuela	1-1	Estadio La Carolina, Barinas, Venezuela	WCq
	07/06/1996	Ecuador	4-1	Estadio Nacional de Chile, Santiago de Chile, Chile	WCq
	08/26/1996	Costa Rica	1-1	Estadio Nacional de Costa Rica , San José, Costa Rica	fr
	09/01/1996	Colombia	1-4	Estadio Metropolitano Roberto Meléndez, Barranquilla, Colombia	WCq
Colombia (4)						[7 .—>]
	02/12/1997	Argentina	0-1	Estadio Metropolitano Roberto Meléndez, Barranquilla, Colombia	WCq	[-> 5.]
Argentina (9)						[4 .—>]
	04/02/1997	Bolivia	1-2	Estadio Hernando Siles , La Paz, Bolivia	WCq
Bolivia (2)						[35 .—>]
	06/08/1997	Venezuela	1-1	Estadio Luis Loreto Lira , Valera, Venezuela	WCq	[-> 31.]
	06/12/1997	Venezuela	1-0	Estadio Hernando Siles, La Paz, Bolivia	CSA
	06/15/1997	Peru	2-0	Estadio Hernando Siles, La Paz, Bolivia	CSA
	06/18/1997	Uruguay	1-0	Estadio Hernando Siles, La Paz, Bolivia	CSA
	06/21/1997	Colombia	2-1	Estadio Hernando Siles, La Paz, Bolivia	CSA
	06/25/1997	Mexico	3-1	Estadio Hernando Siles, La Paz, Bolivia	CSA
	06/29/1997	Brazil	1-3	Estadio Hernando Siles, La Paz, Bolivia	CSA (F)
Brazil (9)						[1 .—>]
	08/10/1997	South Korea	2-1	Olimpig Gyeonggijang , Seoul, South Korea	fr
	08/13/1997	Japan	3-0	Nagai Rikujō Kyōgijō , Osaka, Japan	fr
	09/10/1997	Ecuador	4-2	Estádio Fonte Nova, Salvador, Brazil	fr
	10/09/1997	Morocco	2-0	Mangueirão (Estádio Olímpico do Pará) , Belém, Brazil	fr
	11/11/1997	Wales	3-0	Estádio Mané Garrincha, Brasília, Brazil	fr
	07/12/1997	South Africa	2-1	Ellispark , Johannesburg, South Africa	fr
	12/12/1997	Saudi Arabia	3-0	Maleab al-Malik Fahd al-Duwaliu, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia	FCC
	12/14/1997	Australia	0-0	Maleab al-Malik Fahd al-Duwaliu, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia	FCC
	12/16/1997	Mexico	3-2	Maleab al-Malik Fahd al-Duwaliu, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia	FCC
	12/19/1997	Czech Republic	2-0	Maleab al-Malik Fahd al-Duwaliu, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia	FCC
	December 21, 1997	Australia	6-0	Maleab al-Malik Fahd al-Duwaliu, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia	FCC (F)
	02/03/1998	Jamaica	0-0	Orange Bowl Stadium , Miami, USA	CC
	02/05/1998	Guatemala	1-1	Orange Bowl Stadium, Miami, USA	CC
	02/08/1998	El Salvador	4-0	Memorial Coliseum, Los Angeles, USA	CC
	02/10/1998	United States	0-1	Memorial Coliseum, Los Angeles, USA	CC
USA (2)						[38 .—>]
	02/15/1998	Mexico	0-1	Memorial Coliseum, Los Angeles, USA	CC (F)	[-> 37.]
Mexico (4)						[21 .—>]
	02/24/1998	Netherlands	2-3	Pro Player Stadium [previously "Joe Robbie Stadium"] , Miami, USA	fr
Netherlands (4)						[18 .—>]
	05/27/1998	Cameroon	0-0	GelreDome , Arnhem, The Netherlands	fr	[-> 17.]
	06/01/1998	Paraguay	5-1	Philips Stadium, Eindhoven, Netherlands	fr
	06/05/1998	Nigeria	5-1	Amsterdam Arena , Amsterdam, Netherlands	fr
	06/13/1998	Belgium	0-0	Stade de France , Paris - Saint-Denis, France	WC
	06/20/1998	South Korea	5-0	Stade Vélodrome, Marseille, France	WC
	06/25/1998	Mexico	2-2	Stade Geoffroy-Guichard, Saint-Etienne, France	WC
	06/29/1998	Serbia-Montenegro	2-1	Municipal Stadium, Toulouse, France	WC
	07/04/1998	Argentina	2-1	Stade Vélodrome, Marseille, France	WC
	07/07/1998	Brazil	1-1	Stade Vélodrome, Marseille, France	WC
	07/11/1998	Croatia	1-2	Parc des Princes, Paris, France	WC
Croatia (1)						[39.]
	09/05/1998	Ireland	0-2	Bóthar Lansdún , Dublin, Ireland	ECq	[-> 34.]
Ireland (2)						[33 .—>]
	10/14/1998	Malta	5-0	Bóthar Lansdún, Dublin, Ireland	ECq	[-> 31.]
	11/18/1998	Serbia-Montenegro	0-1	Crvena Zvezda Stadium, Belgrade, Serbia-Montenegro	ECq	[-> 27.]
Serbia-Montenegro (1)						[40.]
	December 23, 1998	Israel	0-2	Itztadion Ramat Gan , Tel Aviv, Israel	fr	[-> 36.]
Israel (1)						[41.]
	01/18/1999	Estonia	7-0	Itztadion Ramat Gan, Tel Aviv, Israel	fr	[-> 38.]
	01/20/1999	Norway	0-1	Itztadion Ramat Gan, Tel Aviv, Israel	fr
Norway (1)						[42.]
	01/22/1999	Estonia	3-3	Itztadion HaShalom , Umm al-Fahm, Israel	fr
	02/10/1999	Italy	0-0	Arena Garibaldi , Pisa, Italy	fr	[-> 39.]
	03/27/1999	Greece	2-0	Olympiakó Stádio Spýrou Loúis, Athens, Greece	ECq	[-> 34.]
	04/28/1999	Georgia	4-1	Boris Paichadzis Sakhelobis Erovnuli Stadioni [previously "Leninis Sakhelobis Dinamos Stadioni"] , Tbilisi, Georgia	ECq	[-> 33.]
	05/20/1999	Jamaica	6-0	Ullevaal Stadion, Oslo, Norway	fr	[-> 30.]
	05/30/1999	Georgia	1-0	Ullevaal Stadion, Oslo, Norway	ECq	[-> 28.]
	06/05/1999	Albania	2-1	Stadiumi Qemal Stafa, Tirana, Albania	ECq
	08/18/1999	Lithuania	1-0	Ullevaal Stadion, Oslo, Norway	fr	[-> 23.]
	09/04/1999	Greece	1-0	Ullevaal Stadion, Oslo, Norway	ECq
	09/08/1999	Slovenia	4-0	Ullevaal Stadion, Oslo, Norway	ECq
	10/09/1999	Latvia	2-1	Daugavas Stadium, Riga, Latvia	ECq
	11/14/1999	Germany	0-1	Ullevaal Stadion, Oslo, Norway	fr	[-> 22.]
Germany (3)						[31 .—>]
	02/23/2000	Netherlands	1-2	Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands	fr	[-> 24.]
Netherlands (5)						[17 .—>]
	03/29/2000	Belgium	2-2	Stade Roi Baudouin [previously “Stade du Heysel”] , Brussels, Belgium	fr	[-> 16.]
	04/26/2000	Scotland	0-0	GelreDome, Arnhem, The Netherlands	fr
	May 27, 2000	Romania	2-1	Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands	fr
	06/04/2000	Poland	3-1	Stade Olympique de la Pontaise , Lausanne, Switzerland	fr
	06/11/2000	Czech Republic	1-0	Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands	EC
	06/16/2000	Denmark	3-0	De Kuip (Feijenoord Stadium), Rotterdam, Netherlands	EC
	06/21/2000	France	3-2	Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands	EC
	06/25/2000	Serbia-Montenegro	6-1	De Kuip (Feijenoord Stadium), Rotterdam, Netherlands	EC
	06/29/2000	Italy	0-0	Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands	EC
	02.09.2000	Ireland	2-2	Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands	WCq
	07.10.2000	Cyprus	4-0	Néo Stádio GSP , Nicosia, Cyprus	WCq	[-> 14.]
	10/11/2000	Portugal	0-2	De Kuip (Feijenoord Stadium), Rotterdam, Netherlands	WCq
Portugal (2)						[30 .—>]
	11/15/2000	Israel	2-1	Estádio 1.º de Maio , Braga, Portugal	fr	[-> 25.]
	02/28/2001	Andorra	3-0	Estádio dos Barreiros , Funchal, Portugal	fr	[-> 24.]
	03/28/2001	Netherlands	2-2	Estádio das Antas, Porto, Portugal	fr	[-> 23.]
	04/25/2001	France	0-4	Stade de France, Paris - Saint-Denis, France	fr	[-> 21.]
France (7)						[11 .—>]
	05/30/2001	South Korea	5-0	Daegu Woldeukeop Gyeonggijang , Daegu, South Korea	FCC
	06/01/2001	Australia	0-1	Daegu Woldeukeop Gyeonggijang, Daegu, South Korea	FCC
Australia (1)						[43.]
	06/03/2001	South Korea	0-1	Suwon Woldeukeop Gyeonggijang , Suwon, South Korea	FCC
South Korea (1)						[44.]
	08/15/2001	Czech Republic	0-5	Sportovní Areál , Drnovice, Czech Republic	fr	[-> 34.]
Czech Republic (1)						[45.]
	09/01/2001	Iceland	1-3	Laugardalsvöllur, Reykjavík, Iceland	WCq	[-> 41.]
Iceland (1)						[46.]
	09/05/2001	Northern Ireland	0-3	Windsor Park, Belfast, Northern Ireland	WCq	[-> 45.]
Northern Ireland (2)						[42 .—>]
	10/06/2001	Malta	1-0	Grawnd Nazzjonali Ta 'Qali , Attard, Malta	WCq	[-> 38.]
	02/13/2002	Poland	1-4	Tsíreio Stádio, Limassol, Cyprus	fr	[-> 26.]
Poland (4)						[32 .—>]
	03/27/2002	Japan	0-2	Widzewa Stadium , Łódź, Poland	fr	[-> 27.]
Japan (1)						[47.]
	04/17/2002	Costa Rica	1-1	Kokusai Sōgō Kyōgijō , Yokohama, Japan	KC	[-> 42.]
	04/29/2002	Slovakia	1-0	Kokuritsu Kyōgijō, Tokyo, Japan	KC	[-> 41.]
	05/02/2002	Honduras	3-3	Misaki Kōen Kyōgijō , Kobe, Japan	KC	[-> 39.]
	05/14/2002	Norway	0-3	Ullevaal Stadion, Oslo, Norway	fr	[-> 38.]
Norway (2)						[23 .—>]
	05/22/2002	Iceland	1-1	Aspmyra Stadium , Bodø, Norway	fr
	08/21/2002	Netherlands	0-1	Ullevaal Stadion, Oslo, Norway	fr	[-> 19.]
Netherlands (6)						[14 .—>]
	07.09.2002	Belarus	3-0	Philips Stadium, Eindhoven, Netherlands	ECq
	10/16/2002	Austria	3-0	Ernst-Happel-Stadion [previously “Praterstadion”] , Vienna, Austria	ECq	[-> 13.]
	11/20/2002	Germany	3-1	Arena AufSchalke , Gelsenkirchen, Germany	fr
	02/12/2003	Argentina	1-0	Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands	fr	[-> 12.]
	03/29/2003	Czech Republic	1-1	De Kuip (Feijenoord Stadium), Rotterdam, Netherlands	ECq	[-> 10.]
	04/02/2003	Moldova	2-1	Bolshaya Sportnivnaya Arena , Tiraspol, Moldova	ECq
	04/30/2003	Portugal	1-1	Philips Stadium, Eindhoven, Netherlands	fr
	06/07/2003	Belarus	2-0	Dinamo Stadium , Minsk, Belarus	ECq
	08/20/2003	Belgium	1-1	Stade Roi Baudouin, Brussels, Belgium	fr	[-> 9.]
	09/06/2003	Austria	3-1	De Kuip (Feijenoord Stadium), Rotterdam, Netherlands	ECq
	09/10/2003	Czech Republic	1-3	Toyota Arena , Prague, Czech Republic	ECq
Czech Republic (2)						[43 .—>]
	10/11/2003	Austria	3-2	Ernst Happel Stadium, Vienna, Austria	ECq	[-> 39.]
	11/15/2003	Canada	5-1	Na Stínadlech Stadium , Teplice, Czech Republic	fr	[-> 35.]
	02/18/2004	Italy	2-2	Stadio Renzo Barbera , Palermo, Italy	fr	[-> 26.]
	03/31/2004	Ireland	1-2	Bóthar Lansdún, Dublin, Ireland	fr	[-> 25.]
Ireland (3)						[33 .—>]
	04/28/2004	Poland	0-0	Zdzisława Krzyszkowiaka Stadium , Bydgoszcz, Poland	fr	[-> 29.]
	05/27/2004	Romania	1-0	Bóthar Lansdún, Dublin, Ireland	fr	[-> 27.]
	05/29/2004	Nigeria	0-3	The Valley , London, England	UC
Nigeria (1)						[48.]
	05/31/2004	Jamaica	2-0	The Valley, London, England	UC
	06/05/2004	Rwanda	2-0	National Stadium , Abuja, Nigeria	WCq / CANq	[-> 45.]
	06/20/2004	Angola	0-1	Estádio da Cidadela , Luanda, Angola	WCq / CANq	[-> 44.]
Angola (1)						[49.]
	07/03/2004	Gabon	2-2	Stade Omar Bongo , Libreville, Gabon	WCq / CANq	[-> 45.]
	09/05/2004	Rwanda	1-0	Estádio da Cidadela, Luanda, Angola	WCq / CANq	[-> 36.]
	10/10/2004	Zimbabwe	1-0	Estádio da Cidadela, Luanda, Angola	WCq / CANq	[-> 34.]
	02/23/2005	Congo Brazzaville	2-0	Stade Alphonse Massambat-Débat , Brazzaville, Congo-Brazzaville	fr	[-> 25.]
	03/27/2005	Zimbabwe	0-2	National Sports Stadium , Harare, Zimbabwe	WCq / CANq
Zimbabwe (1)						[50.]
	04/16/2005	Mozambique	3-0	Independence Stadium , Windhoek, Namibia	CSAC	[-> 46.]
	04/17/2005	Botswana	2-0	Independence Stadium, Windhoek, Namibia	CSAC
	06/04/2005	Gabon	1-0	National Sports Stadium, Harare, Zimbabwe	WCq / CANq	[-> 38.]
	06/19/2005	Algeria	2-2	Maleab Ahmad Zban , Oran, Algeria	WCq / CANq	[-> 37.]
	08/13/2005	Angola	2-1	Mmabatho Stadium , Mafikeng, South Africa	CSAC	[-> 35.]
	08/14/2005	Zambia	1-0	Mmabatho Stadium, Mafikeng, South Africa	CSAC (F)
	08/28/2005	Mozambique	0-0	National Sports Stadium, Harare, Zimbabwe	fr	[-> 34.]
	09/04/2005	Rwanda	3-1	National Sports Stadium, Harare, Zimbabwe	WCq / CANq	[-> 31.]
	10/08/2005	Nigeria	1-5	National Stadium, Abuja, Nigeria	WCq / CANq	[-> 29.]
Nigeria (2)						[46 .—>]
	11/16/2005	Romania	0-3	Stadionul Naţional Lia Manoliu [previously “Stadionul Naţional 23 August”] , Bucharest, Romania	fr	[-> 40.]
Romania (4)						[36 .—>]
	02/28/2006	Armenia	2-0	Néo Stádio GSP, Nicosia, Cyprus	CT	[-> 27.]
	03/01/2006	Slovenia	2-0	Stádio GS Zínon , Larnaca, Cyprus	CT
	05/23/2006	Uruguay	0-2	Memorial Coliseum, Los Angeles, USA	fr	[-> 25.]
Uruguay (7)						[8 .—>]
	05/27/2006	Serbia-Montenegro	1-1	Crvena Zvezda Stadium, Belgrade, Serbia-Montenegro	fr
	05/30/2006	Libya	2-1	Maleab 7 Nufimbir , Radès, Tunisia	LGC
	06/02/2006	Tunisia	0-0	Maleab 7 Nufimbir, Radès, Tunisia	LGC (F)
	08/16/2006	Egypt	2-0	Stad al-Iskandariyah , Alexandria, Egypt	fr	[-> 7.]
	09/27/2006	Venezuela	0-1	Estadio José Encarnación Romero , Maracaibo, Venezuela	fr
Venezuela (1)						[51.]
	10/18/2006	Uruguay	0-4	Estadio Centenario, Montevideo, Uruguay	fr	[-> 47.]
Uruguay (8)						[7 .—>]
	11/15/2006	Georgia	0-2	Michail Meskhis Sakhelobis Stadioni , Tbilisi, Georgia	fr
Georgia (1)						[52.]
	02/07/2007	Turkey	1-0	Michail Meskhis Sakhelobis Stadioni, Tbilisi, Georgia	fr	[-> 38.]
	03/24/2007	Scotland	1-2	Hampden Park, Glasgow, Scotland	ECq	[-> 37.]
Scotland (4)						[8 .—>]
	03/28/2007	Italy	0-2	Stadio San Nicola , Bari, Italy	ECq
Italy (6)						[14 .—>]
	06/02/2007	Faroe Islands	2-1	Tórsvøllur , Tórshavn, Faroe Islands	ECq
	06/06/2007	Lithuania	2-0	S.Darius & S.Girenas Stadionas , Kaunas, Lithuania	ECq
	08/22/2007	Hungary	1-3	Puskás Ferenc Stadium [previously "Népstadion"] , Budapest, Hungary	fr	[-> 13.]
Hungary (5)						[14 .—>]
	09/08/2007	Bosnia Herzegovina	1-0	Puskás Ferenc Stadium, Budapest, Hungary	ECq
	09/12/2007	Turkey	0-3	İnönü Stadı , Istanbul, Turkey	ECq
Turkey (1)						[53.]
	10/13/2007	Moldova	1-1	Stadionul Zimbru , Chişinău, Moldova	ECq	[-> 47.]
	10/17/2007	Greece	0-1	Ali Sami Yen Stadı , Istanbul, Turkey	ECq	[-> 45.]
Greece (1)						[54.]
	11/17/2007	Malta	5-0	Olympiakó Stádio Spýrou Loúis, Athens, Greece	ECq	[-> 48.]
	11/21/2007	Hungary	2-1	Puskás Ferenc Stadium, Budapest, Hungary	ECq	[-> 47.]
	02/06/2008	Finland	2-1	Néo Stádio GSP, Nicosia, Cyprus	fr	[-> 38.]
	03/26/2008	Portugal	2-1	LTU-Arena [previously “Rheinstadion”] , Düsseldorf, Germany	fr	[-> 33.]
	05/19/2008	Cyprus	2-0	Pampeloponnisiakó Stádio , Patras, Greece	fr	[-> 27.]
	05/24/2008	Hungary	2-3	Puskás Ferenc Stadium, Budapest, Hungary	fr
Hungary (6)						[14 .—>]
	05/31/2008	Croatia	1-1	Puskás Ferenc Stadium, Budapest, Hungary	fr
	08/20/2008	Montenegro	3-3	Puskás Ferenc Stadium, Budapest, Hungary	fr	[-> 11.]
	09/06/2008	Denmark	0-0	Puskás Ferenc Stadium, Budapest, Hungary	WCq
	09/10/2008	Sweden	1-2	Råsunda Fotbollsstadion, Stockholm - Solna, Sweden	WCq
Sweden (6)						[6 .—>]
	10/11/2008	Portugal	0-0	Råsunda Fotbollsstadion, Stockholm - Solna, Sweden	WCq	[-> 5.]
	11/19/2008	Netherlands	1-3	Philips Stadium, Eindhoven, Netherlands	fr	[-> 4.]
Netherlands (7)						[9 .—>]
	02/11/2009	Tunisia	1-1	Maleab 7 Nufimbir, Radès, Tunisia	fr
	03/28/2009	Scotland	3-0	Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands	WCq
	04/01/2009	North Macedonia	4-0	Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands	WCq
	06/06/2009	Iceland	2-1	Laugardalsvöllur, Reykjavík, Iceland	WCq
	06/10/2009	Norway	2-0	De Kuip (Feijenoord Stadium), Rotterdam, Netherlands	WCq	[-> 8.]
	08/12/2009	England	2-2	Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands	fr
	09/05/2009	Japan	3-0	De Grolsch Veste , Enschede, Netherlands	fr
	09/09/2009	Scotland	1-0	Hampden Park, Glasgow, Scotland	WCq
	10/10/2009	Australia	0-0	Sydney Football Stadium [formerly "Aussie Stadium"] , Sydney, Australia	fr	[-> 6.]
	11/14/2009	Italy	0-0	Stadio Adriatico Giovanni Cornacchia , Pescara, Italy	fr
	11/18/2009	Paraguay	0-0	Abe Lenstra Stadion [previously “Sportpark Noord”] , Heerenveen, Netherlands	fr
	03/03/2010	United States	2-1	Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands	fr	[-> 4.]
	05/26/2010	Mexico	2-1	Dreisamstadion , Freiburg, Germany	fr
	06/01/2010	Ghana	4-1	De Kuip (Feijenoord Stadium), Rotterdam, Netherlands	fr	[-> 3.]
	06/05/2010	Hungary	6-1	Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands	fr
	06/14/2010	Denmark	2-0	Sokkerstad , Johannesburg, South Africa	WC
	06/19/2010	Japan	1-0	Moses Mabhida Stadium , Durban, South Africa	WC
	06/24/2010	Cameroon	2-1	Kaapstad Stadium , Cape Town, South Africa	WC
	06/28/2010	Slovakia	2-1	Moses Mabhida Stadium, Durban, South Africa	WC
	07/02/2010	Brazil	2-1	Nelson Mandelabaai Stadium , Port Elizabeth, South Africa	WC
	07/06/2010	Uruguay	3-2	Kaapstad Stadium, Cape Town, South Africa	WC
	07/11/2010	Spain	0-0	Sokkerstad, Johannesburg, South Africa	Toilet (F)
	08/11/2010	Ukraine	1-1	Donbass Arena , Donetsk, Ukraine	fr
	09/03/2010	San Marino	5-0	Stadio Olimpico , Serravalle, San Marino	ECq
	07.09.2010	Finland	2-1	De Kuip (Feijenoord Stadium), Rotterdam, Netherlands	ECq
	10/08/2010	Moldova	1-0	Stadionul Zimbru, Chişinău, Moldova	ECq
	10/12/2010	Sweden	4-1	Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands	ECq
	11/17/2010	Turkey	1-0	Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands	fr
	02/09/2011	Austria	3-1	Philips Stadium, Eindhoven, Netherlands	fr
	03/25/2011	Hungary	4-0	Puskás Ferenc Stadium, Budapest, Hungary	ECq
	03/29/2011	Hungary	5-3	Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands	ECq
	06/04/2011	Brazil	0-0	Estádio Serra Dourada , Goiânia, Brazil	fr	[-> 2.]
	06/08/2011	Uruguay	1-1	Estadio Centenario, Montevideo, Uruguay	fr
	02.09.2011	San Marino	11-0	Philips Stadium, Eindhoven, Netherlands	ECq
	09/06/2011	Finland	2-0	Olympic Stadium, Helsinki, Finland	ECq
	07/10/2011	Moldova	1-0	De Kuip (Feijenoord Stadium), Rotterdam, Netherlands	ECq
	10/11/2011	Sweden	2-3	Råsunda Fotbollsstadion, Stockholm - Solna, Sweden	ECq
Sweden (7)						[5 .—>]
	11/11/2011	Denmark	0-2	Parking, Copenhagen, Denmark	fr
Denmark (5)						[37 .—>]
	11/15/2011	Finland	2-1	Blue Water Arena , Esbjerg, Denmark	fr
	02/29/2012	Russia	0-2	Parking, Copenhagen, Denmark	fr	[-> 27.]
Russia (1)						[55.]
	05/25/2012	Uruguay	1-1	Bolshaya Sportivnaya Arena Olimpijskowo Kompleksa Lushniki [previously " Bolschaja Sportivnaya Arena Zentralnowo Stadiona imeni Wladimira Lenina"] , Moscow, Russia	fr	[
	06/01/2012	Italy	3-0	Letzigrund Stadium, Zurich, Switzerland	fr
	06/08/2012	Czech Republic	4-1	Miejski Stadium, Wroclaw, Poland	EC
	06/12/2012	Poland	1-1	Narodowy Stadium , Warsaw, Poland	EC	[-> 39.]
	06/16/2012	Greece	0-1	Narodowy Stadium, Warsaw, Poland	EC
Greece (2)						[28 .—>]
	06/22/2012	Germany	2-4	PGE Arena , Gdańsk, Poland	EC
Germany (4)						[30 .—>]
	06/28/2012	Italy	1-2	Narodowy Stadium, Warsaw, Poland	EC
Italy (7)						[14 .—>]
	07/01/2012	Spain	0-4	Nazionalnij Sportivnyy Complex Olimpijskij [formerly "Zentralnij Stadion"] , Kiev, Ukraine	EC (F)
Spain (6)						[12 .—>]
	08/15/2012	Puerto Rico	2-1	Estadio Juan Ramón Loubriel , Bayamón, Puerto Rico	fr	[-> 11.]
	07.09.2012	Saudi Arabia	5-0	Estadio Municipal de Pasarón , Pontevedra, Spain	fr
	09/11/2012	Georgia	1-0
	October 12, 2012	Belarus	4-0	Dinamo Stadium, Minsk, Belarus	WCq
	10/16/2012	France	1-1	Estadio Vicente Calderón, Madrid, Spain	WCq
	11/14/2012	Panama	5-1	Estadio Rommel Fernández , Panamá City, Panama	fr
	02/06/2013	Uruguay	3-1	Stad Khalifat al-Duwali , Doha, Qatar	fr	[-> 10.]
	03/22/2013	Finland	1-1	Estadio Municipal El Molinón, Gijón, Spain	WCq
	03/26/2013	France	1-0	Stade de France, Paris - Saint-Denis, France	WCq
	06/08/2013	Haiti	2-1	Sun Life Stadium [previously "Pro Player Stadium" and "Joe Robbie Stadium"] , Miami, USA	fr
	06/11/2013	Ireland	2-0	Yankee Stadium , New York, USA	fr
	06/16/2013	Uruguay	2-1	Arena Pernambuco , Recife, Brazil	FCC
	06/20/2013	Tahiti	10-0	Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	FCC
	06/23/2013	Nigeria	3-0	Estádio Plácido Aderaldo Castelo , Fortaleza, Brazil	FCC
	06/27/2013	Italy	0-0	Estádio Plácido Aderaldo Castelo, Fortaleza, Brazil	FCC
	06/30/2013	Brazil	0-3	Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	FCC (F)
Brazil (10)						[1 .—>]
	08/14/2013	Switzerland	0-1	St. Jakob-Park [previously “St. Jakob Stadium ”] , Basel, Switzerland	fr
Switzerland (6)						[15 .—>]
	06.09.2013	Iceland	4-4	Stade de Suisse [previously "Stadion Wankdorf"] , Bern, Switzerland	WCq
	09/10/2013	Norway	2-0	Ullevaal Stadion, Oslo, Norway	WCq
	10/11/2013	Albania	2-1	Stadiumi Qemal Stafa, Tirana, Albania	WCq
	October 15, 2013	Slovenia	1-0	Stade de Suisse, Bern, Switzerland	WCq
	11/15/2013	South Korea	1-2	Seoul Woldeukeop Gyeonggijang , Seoul, South Korea	fr
South Korea (2)						[41 .—>]
	11/19/2013	Russia	1-2	Stad Zaebil , Dubai, UAE Emirates	fr
Russia (2)						[39 .—>]
	05.03.2014	Armenia	2-0	Kuban Stadium , Krasnodar, Russia	fr	[-> 30.]
	05/26/2014	Slovakia	1-0	Petrovsky Stadium , St. Petersburg, Russia	fr	[-> 23.]
	05/31/2014	Norway	1-1	Ullevaal Stadion, Oslo, Norway	WCq
	06/06/2014	Morocco	2-0	Bolshaya Sportivnaya Arena Olimpijskowo Kompleksa Lushniki, Moscow, Russia	fr
	06/17/2014	South Korea	1-1	Arena Pantanal , Cuiabá, Brazil	WC
	06/22/2014	Belgium	0-1	Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	WC
Belgium (4)						[46 .—>]
	06/26/2014	South Korea	1-0	Arena Fonte Nova [previously "Estádio Fonte Nova"] , Salvador, Brazil	WC
	07/01/2014	United States	2-1	Arena Fonte Nova, Salvador, Brazil	WC	[-> 45.]
	07/05/2014	Argentina	0-1	Estádio Nacional de Brasília Mané Garrincha [previously "Estádio Mané Garrincha"] , Brasília, Brazil	WC
Argentina (10)						[6 .—>]
	07/09/2014	Netherlands	0-0	Arena Corinthians , Sao Paulo, Brazil	WC
	07/13/2014	Germany	0-0	Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	Toilet (F)
	09/03/2014	Germany	4-2	ESPRIT arena [previously "LTU-Arena" and "Rheinstadion"] , Düsseldorf, Germany	fr	[-> 5.]
	10/11/2014	Brazil	0-2	Guójiā Tǐyùchǎng , Beijing, China	fr
Brazil (11)						[1 .—>]
	14/10/2014	Japan	4-0	Xīnjiāpō Guójiā Tǐyùchǎng , Kallang, Singapore	fr
	11/12/2014	Turkey	4-0	Şükrü Saracoğlu Stadı , Istanbul, Turkey	fr
	11/18/2014	Austria	2-1	Ernst Happel Stadium, Vienna, Austria	fr
	03/26/2015	France	3-1	Stade de France, Paris - Saint-Denis, France	fr
	03/29/2015	Chile	1-0	Emirates Stadium , London, England	fr
	06/07/2015	Mexico	2-0	Allianz Parque , São Paulo, Brazil	fr
	06/10/2015	Honduras	1-0	Estádio Beira-Rio, Porto Alegre, Brazil	fr
	06/14/2015	Peru	2-1	Estadio Germán Becker , Temuco, Chile	CSA
	06/18/2015	Colombia	0-1	Estadio Monumental David Arellano , Santiago de Chile, Chile	CSA
Colombia (5)						[7 .—>]
	06/21/2015	Peru	0-0	Estadio Germán Becker, Temuco, Chile	CSA
	06/26/2015	Argentina	0-0	Estadio Sausalito, Viña del Mar, Chile	CSA
	09/08/2015	Peru	1-1	Red Bull Arena , Harrison, USA	fr
	08/10/2015	Peru	2-0	Estadio Metropolitano Roberto Meléndez, Barranquilla, Colombia	WCq	[-> 6.]
	14/10/2015	Uruguay	0-3	Estadio Centenario, Montevideo, Uruguay	WCq
Uruguay (9)						[8 .—>]
	11/12/2015	Ecuador	1-2	Estadio Olímpico Atahualpa, Quito, Ecuador	WCq
Ecuador (2)						[49 .—>]
	11/17/2015	Venezuela	3-1	Estadio Cachamay , Ciudad Guayana, Venezuela	WCq	[-> 47.]
	March 24, 2016	Paraguay	2-2	Estadio Olímpico Atahualpa, Quito, Ecuador	WCq	[-> 35.]
	03/29/2016	Colombia	1-3	Estadio Metropolitano Roberto Meléndez, Barranquilla, Colombia	WCq	[-> 34.]
Colombia (6)						[6 .—>]
	05/29/2016	Haiti	3-1	Marlins Park [previously "Orange Bowl Stadium"] , Miami, USA	fr	[-> 5.]
	06/02/2016	United States	2-0	Levi's Stadium , Santa Clara, USA	CSA
	06/07/2016	Paraguay	2-1	Rose Bowl, Pasadena, USA	CSA
	06/12/2016	Costa Rica	2-3	NRG Stadium , Houston, USA	CSA
Costa Rica (2)						[37 .—>]
	02.09.2016	Haiti	1-0	Stade Sylvio Cator , Port-au-Prince, Haiti	WCq	[-> 29.]
	09/06/2016	Panama	3-1	Estadio Nacional de Costa Rica, San José, Costa Rica	WCq
	09/09/2016	Russia	4-3	Krasnodar Stadium , Krasnodar, Russia	fr
	11/11/2016	Trinidad & Tobago	2-0	Hasely Crawford Stadium , Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago	WCq	[-> 25.]
	11/15/2016	United States	4-0	Estadio Nacional de Costa Rica, San José, Costa Rica	WCq
	01/14/2017	El Salvador	0-0	Estadio Rommel Fernández, Panamá City, Panama	CCA	[-> 20.]
	January 15, 2017	Belize	3-0	Estadio Rommel Fernández, Panamá City, Panama	CCA
	January 18, 2017	Nicaragua	0-0	Estadio Rommel Fernández, Panamá City, Panama	CCA
	01/21/2017	Honduras	1-1	Estadio Rommel Fernández, Panamá City, Panama	CCA
	01/22/2017	Panama	0-1	Estadio Rommel Fernández, Panamá City, Panama	CCA
Panama (1)						[56.]
	03/25/2017	Trinidad & Tobago	0-1	Hasely Crawford Stadium, Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago	WCq	[-> 44.]
Trinidad & Tobago (1)						[57.]
	03/29/2017	Mexico	0-1	Hasely Crawford Stadium, Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago	WCq	[-> 55.]
Mexico (5)						[25 .—>]
	05/28/2017	Croatia	1-2	Memorial Coliseum, Los Angeles, USA	fr	[-> 21.]
Croatia (2)						[46 .—>]
	06/11/2017	Iceland	0-1	Laugardalsvöllur, Reykjavík, Iceland	WCq	[-> 43.]
Iceland (2)						[56 .—>]
	02.09.2017	Finland	0-1	Ratina Stadium , Tampere, Finland	WCq	[-> 42.]
Finland (1)						[58.]
	05.09.2017	Kosovo	1-0	Loro Boriçi Stadium , Shkodra, Albania	WCq	[-> 57.]
	06.10.2017	Croatia	1-1	Rujevica Stadium , Rijeka, Croatia	WCq	[-> 52.]
	09.10.2017	Turkey	2-2	Veritas Stadium , Turku, Finland	WCq	[-> 50.]
	11/09/2017	Estonia	3-0	Telia 5G Areena , Helsinki, Finland	fr	[-> 46.]
	11/01/2018	Jordan	2-1	Stad Madinat Zayid al-Riyadia , Abu Dhabi, UAE	fr	[-> 40.]
	03/23/2018	North Macedonia	0-0	Gloria Sports Arena , Belek, Turkey	fr	[-> 33]
	03/26/2018	Malta	5-0	Gloria Sports Arena, Belek, Turkey	fr
	06/05/2018	Romania	0-2	Stadionul Ilie Oană , Ploiesti, Romania	fr	[-> 29.]
Romania (5)						[27 .—>]
	07.09.2018	Montenegro	0-0	Stadionul Ilie Oană, Ploiesti, Romania	UNL	[-> 21.]
	09/10/2018	Serbia	2-2	Partizana Stadium , Belgrade, Serbia	UNL	[-> 20.]
	10/11/2018	Lithuania	2-1	LFF Stadionas , Vilnius, Lithuania	UNL	[-> 18.]
	14.10.2018	Serbia	0-0	Arena Naţională [previously "Stadionul Naţional Lia Manoliu" and "Stadionul Naţional 23 August"] , Bucharest, Romania	UNL
	11/17/2018	Lithuania	3-0	Stadionul Ilie Oană, Ploiesti, Romania	UNL
	November 20, 2018	Montenegro	1-0	Pod Goricom Stadium , Podgorica, Montenegro	UNL
	03/23/2019	Sweden	1-2	Friends Arena , Stockholm - Solna, Sweden	ECq	[-> 17.]
Sweden (8)						[7 .—>]
	March 26, 2019	Norway	3-3	Ullevaal Stadion, Oslo, Norway	ECq
	07.06.2019	Malta	3-0	Friends Arena, Stockholm - Solna, Sweden	ECq	[-> 6.]
	06/10/2019	Spain	0-3	Estadio Santiago Bernabéu, Madrid, Spain	ECq
Spain (7)						[10 .—>]
	05.09.2019	Romania	2-1	Arena Naţională, Bucharest, Romania	ECq	[-> 9.]
	09/08/2019	Faroe Islands	4-0	Estadio Municipal El Molinón, Gijón, Spain	ECq
	October 12, 2019	Norway	1-1	Ullevaal Stadion, Oslo, Norway	ECq
	October 15, 2019	Sweden	1-1	Friends Arena, Stockholm - Solna, Sweden	ECq
	11/15/2019	Malta	7-0	Estadio Ramón de Carranza, Cadiz, Spain	ECq	[-> 8.]
	11/18/2019	Romania	5-0	Wanda Metropolitano , Madrid, Spain	ECq

* BC __ Balkan Championship // BHIC __ British Home International Championship // CA __ Copa del Atlantico // CAN __ Coupe Africaine des Nations // CBO __ Copa Bernardo O'Higgins // CC __ Campeonato Concacaf / Gold Cup // CCA __ Copa Centroamericana

Game places

country	city	Stadion	Number of games
England	London	Wembley Stadium	24
Argentina	Buenos Aires	Estadio Monumental	23
Uruguay	Montevideo	Estadio Centenario	23
Chile	Santiago de Chile	Estadio Nacional de Chile	21st
Sweden	Stockholm - Solna	Råsunda Fotbolls Stadium	20th
Brazil	Rio de Janeiro	Maracanã	18th
Netherlands	Amsterdam	Amsterdam arena	16
Peru	Lima	Estadio Nacional del Perú	16
France	Paris	Parc des Princes	13
Norway	Oslo	Ullevaal Stadium	13
Netherlands	Rotterdam	De Kuip (Feijenoord Stadium)	11
Hungary	Budapest	Puskás Ferenc Stadium [previously "Népstadion"]	11
United States	los Angeles	Memorial Coliseum	10
Ecuador	Guayaquil	Estadio Modelo Alberto Spencer Herrera	9
Scotland	Glasgow	Hampden Park	9
Finland	Helsinki	Olympic Stadium	8th
Netherlands	Eindhoven	Philips Stadium	8th
Hungary	Budapest	Üllői-úti Stadium	8th
Bolivia	La Paz	Estadio Hernando Siles	7th
Colombia	Barranquilla	Estadio Metropolitano Roberto Meléndez [previously "Estadio Metropolitano"]	7th
Northern Ireland	Belfast	Windsor Park	7th
Spain	Valencia	Estadio Luis Casanova	7th
Czech Republic	Prague	Velký Strahovský Stadium	7th
Albania	Tirana	Stadiumi Qemal Stafa	6th
Bulgaria	Sofia	Wasil Levski National Stadium	6th
Denmark	Copenhagen	Valby Idrætspark	6th
Austria	Vienna	Ernst Happel Stadium [previously "Prater Stadium"]	6th
Panama	Ciudad de Panamá	Estadio Rommel Fernández	6th
Romania	Bucharest	Arena Naţională [previously "Stadionul Naţional Lia Manoliu" and "Stadionul Naţional 23 August"]	6th
Saudi Arabia	Riad	Maleab al-Malik Fahd al-Duwaliu	6th
Belgium	Brussels	Stade Roi Baudouin [previously "Stade du Heysel"]	5
Chile	Viña del Mar	Estadio Sausalito	5
Germany	Berlin	Olympic Stadium	5
Iceland	Reykjavík	Laugardalsvöllur	5
Italy	Rome	Stadio Olimpico	5
Mexico	Ciudad de México	Estadio Olímpico Universitario	5
Paraguay	Asunción	Estadio Defensores del Chaco [previously "Estadio de Puerto Sajonia"]	5
Switzerland	Basel	St. Jakob-Park [previously “St. Jakob Stadium "]	5
Brazil	Salvador	Arena Fonte Nova [previously "Estádio Fonte Nova"]	4th
Brazil	São Paulo	Estádio do Pacaembu	4th
Germany	Dusseldorf	ESPRIT arena [previously "LTU-Arena" and "Rheinstadion"]	4th
Germany	Hanover	Lower Saxony Stadium	4th
Germany	Cologne	Müngersdorfer Stadium	4th
Ecuador	Quito	Estadio Olímpico Atahualpa	4th
France	Marseille	Stade Velodrome	4th
France	Paris - Saint-Denis	Stade de France	4th
Ireland	Dublin	Páirc Chnocán Doirinne	4th
Ireland	Dublin	Bóthar Lansdún	4th
Italy	Milan	San Siro Stadium	4th
Italy	Turin	Stadio Comunale Vittorio Pozzo [previously "Stadio Municipale Benito Mussolini"]	4th
Mexico	Leon	Estadio Guanajuato	4th
Mexico	Querétaro	Estadio La Corregidora	4th
Russia	Moscow	Bolschaja Sportiwnaja Arena Olimpijskowo Kompleksa Lushniki [previously " Bolschaja Sportiwnaja Arena Zentralnowo Stadiona imeni Wladimira Lenina"]	4th
Sweden	Gothenburg	Nya Ullevi	4th
Switzerland	Bern	Stade de Suisse [previously "Wankdorf Stadium"]	4th
Serbia	Belgrade	Crvena Zvezda Stadium	4th
Zimbabwe	Harare	National Sports Stadium	4th
Slovakia	Bratislava	Štadión Tehelné Pole	4th
Spain	Gijón	Estadio Municipal El Molinón	4th
Spain	Seville	Estadio Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán	4th
Uruguay	Rivera	Estadio Atilio Paiva Olivera	4th
United States	Miami	Sun Life Stadium [previously "Pro Player Stadium" and "Joe Robbie Stadium"]	4th
Angola	Luanda	Estádio da Cidadela	3
Brazil	Brasília	Estádio Nacional de Brasília Mané Garrincha [previously "Estádio Mané Garrincha"]	3
Brazil	Porto Alegre	Estádio Beira-Rio	3
Costa Rica	San Jose	Estadio Nacional de Costa Rica	3
Denmark	Copenhagen	Park	3
Germany	Frankfurt am Main	Forest stadium	3
Germany	Munich	Olympic Stadium	3
Germany	Stuttgart	Neckar Stadium	3
Ecuador	Cuenca	Estadio Alejandro Serrano Aguilar	3
El Salvador	San Salvador	Estadio Nacional Flor Blanca	3
El Salvador	Santa Ana	Estadio Olímpico Óscar Alberto Quiteño	3
England	London	Highbury (Arsenal Stadium)	3
England	Sunderland	Roker Park	3
Georgia	Tbilisi	Boris Paichadzis Sakhelobis Dinamo Arena [previously "Boris Paichadzis Sakhelobis Erovnuli Stadioni" and "Leninis Sakhelobis Dinamos Stadioni"	3
Greece	Athens	Olympiakó Stádio Spýrou Loúis	3
Israel	Tel Aviv	Itztadion Ramat Gan	3
Italy	Verona	Marcantonio Bentegodi stadium	3
Mexico	Ciudad de México	Estadio Azteca	3
Poland	Warsaw	Narodowy Stadium	3
Portugal	Lisbon	Estádio de Honra	3
Romania	Bucharest	Stadionul Steaua (Stadionul Ghencea)	3
Romania	Ploiesti	Stadionul Ilie Oană	3
Scotland	Glasgow	Ibrox Park	3
Sweden	Stockholm - Solna	Friends Arena	3
Switzerland	Zurich	Hardturm Stadium	3
Serbia	Belgrade	BSK stadium	3
Spain	Madrid	Estadio Santiago Bernabéu	3
Spain	Madrid	Estadio Vicente Calderón	3
Trinidad & Tobago	Port of Spain	Hasely Crawford Stadium	3
Tunisia	Radès	Malab 7 Nufimbir	3
United States	Miami	Marlins Park [previously "Orange Bowl Stadium"]	3
United States	Washington	Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium	3
Cyprus	Limassol	Tsíreio Stádio	3
Cyprus	Nicosia	Néo Stádio GSP	3
Argentina	Mar del Plata	Estadio Mundialista	2
Australia	Sydney	Sydney Football Stadium [formerly "Aussie Stadium"]	2
Belarus	Minsk	Dinamo stadium	2
Brazil	Fortaleza	Estádio Plácido Aderaldo Castelo	2
Bulgaria	Sofia	Ovcha Kupel Stadium	2
Chile	Temuco	Estadio Germán Becker	2
Germany	Dresden	Rudolf Harbig Stadium	2
Germany	Gelsenkirchen	Park Stadium	2
Germany	Hamburg	Volksparkstadion	2
Germany	Leipzig	Central Stadium	2
Germany	Nuremberg	Frankenstadion [previously "Städtisches Stadion"]	2
England	Liverpool	Goodison Park	2
England	London	The Valley	2
England	Middlesbrough	Ayresome Park	2
France	Saint-Etienne	Stade Geoffroy-Guichard	2
France	Toulouse	Municipal Stadium	2
Georgia	Tbilisi	Michail Meskhis Sakhelobis Stadioni	2
Italy	Florence	Stadio Giovanni Berta	2
Italy	Genoa	Stadio Comunale Luigi Ferraris	2
Italy	Naples	San Paolo Stadium	2
Japan	Tokyo	Kokuritsu Kyogijo	2
Colombia	Bogotá	El Campín (Estadio Nemesio Camacho)	2
Croatia	Zagreb	Maksimir Stadium	2
Latvia	Riga	Daugavas Stadium	2
Luxembourg	Luxembourg	Stade Municipal	2
Malta	Gżira	Empire Stadium	2
Moldova	Chişinău	Stadionul Zimbru	2
Namibia	Windhoek	Independence Stadium	2
Netherlands	Arnhem	GelreDome	2
Netherlands	Heerenveen	Abe Lenstra Stadion [previously "Sportpark Noord"]	2
Nigeria	Abuja	National Stadium	2
Poland	Wroclaw	Miejski Stadium	2
Portugal	Lisbon	Estádio da Luz	2
Portugal	postage	Estádio das Antas	2
Saudi Arabia	Jeddah	Stad al-Amir Abdullah al-Faisal	2
Scotland	Edinburgh	Tynecastle Park	2
Sweden	Gothenburg	Ullevi	2
Sweden	Malmo	Malmo Stadium	2
Switzerland	Geneva	Stade des Charmilles	2
Switzerland	Zurich	Letzigrund Stadium	2
Spain	Cadiz	Estadio Ramón de Carranza	2
South Africa	Durban	Moses Mabhida Stadium	2
South Africa	Johannesburg	Sokkerstad	2
South Africa	Cape Town	Cape Stadium	2
South Africa	Mafikeng	Mmabatho Stadium	2
South Korea	Daegu	Daegu Woldeukeop Gyeonggijang	2
Turkey	Belek	Gloria Sports Arena	2
Ukraine	Kiev	Nazionalnij Sportivny Complex Olimpijskij [formerly "Zentralnij Stadion"]	2
United States	Pasadena	Rose Bowl	2
United States	Piscataway	Rutgers Stadium	2
United States	San Francisco	Stanford Stadium	2
Venezuela	Barinas	Estadio La Carolina	2
Wales	Cardiff	Parc Ninian	2
Wales	Wrexham	Y Cae Ras	2
Egypt	Alexandria	Stad al-Iskandariyah	1
Albania	Shkodra	Stadiumi Loro Boriçi	1
Algeria	Algiers	Maleab 5 Jawayliat 1962	1
Algeria	Oran	Maleab Ahmad Zban	1
Argentina	Buenos Aires	Estadio Presidente Perón	1
Argentina	Buenos Aires	Estadio Tomás Adolfo Ducó	1
Argentina	Buenos Aires	Estadio José Amalfitani	1
Australia	Brisbane	Suncorp Stadium	1
Australia	Melbourne	Olympic Park Stadium	1
Australia	Sydney	Parramatta Stadium	1
Bosnia Herzegovina	Sarajevo	Olimpijski Stadion Koševo	1
Brazil	Belém	Mangueirão (Estádio Olímpico do Pará)	1
Brazil	Belo Horizonte	Estádio Independência	1
Brazil	Cuiabá	Arena Pantanal	1
Brazil	Goiânia	Estádio Serra Dourada	1
Brazil	Manaus	Estádio Vivaldo Lima	1
Brazil	Recife	Estádio Ilha do Retiro	1
Brazil	Recife	Arena Pernambuco	1
Brazil	Ribeirão Preto	Estádio Santa Cruz	1
Brazil	Rio de Janeiro	Estádio das Laranjeiras	1
Brazil	São Paulo	Allianz Parque	1
Brazil	São Paulo	Morumbi (Estádio Cícero Pompeu de Toledo)	1
Brazil	São Paulo	Arena Corinthians	1
Chile	Coquimbo	Estadio Mundialista Francisco Sánchez Rumoroso	1
Chile	Santiago de Chile	Estadio Monumental David Arellano	1
China	Beijing	Guójiā Tǐyùchǎng	1
Denmark	Esbjerg	Blue Water Arena	1
Germany	Berlin	Stadium An der Alten Försterei	1
Germany	Bremen	Weser Stadium	1
Germany	Dortmund	Red Earth Stadium	1
Germany	Dortmund	Westfalenstadion	1
Germany	Freiburg	Dreisamstadion	1
Germany	Gelsenkirchen	Arena AufSchalke	1
Germany	Karlsruhe	Wildlife Park Stadium	1
Germany	Magdeburg	Ernst Grube Stadium	1
England	Birmingham	Villa Park	1
England	London	Emirates Stadium	1
England	London	White Hart Lane	1
Faroe Islands	Tórshavn	Tórsvøllur	1
Finland	Helsinki	Telia 5G Areena	1
Finland	Kuopio	Väinölänniemen Stadium	1
Finland	Tampere	Ratina Stadium	1
Finland	Turku	Veritas stadium	1
France	Lens	Stade Félix-Bollaert	1
France	Lille	Stade Grimonprez-Jooris	1
France	Nantes	Stade de la Beaujoire	1
France	Paris	Stade Olympique Yves-du-Manoir	1
Gabon	Libreville	Stade Omar Bongo	1
Greece	Patras	Pampeloponnisiakó Stádio	1
Greece	Piraeus	Gípedo Geórgios Karaïskákis	1
Greece	Saloniki	Ethnikó Kaftanzóglio Stádio	1
Haiti	Port-au-Prince	Stade Sylvio Cator	1
Israel	Umm al-Fahm	Itztadion HaShalom	1
Italy	Bari	San Nicola Stadium	1
Italy	Palermo	Renzo Barbera Stadium	1
Italy	Pescara	Stadio Adriatico Giovanni Cornacchia	1
Italy	Pisa	Arena Garibaldi	1
Italy	Rome	Stadio Nazionale del Partito Nazionale Fascista	1
Italy	Udine	Friuli Stadium	1
Japan	Kobe	Misaki Kōen Kyōgijō	1
Japan	Osaka	Nagai Rikujō Kyōgijō	1
Japan	Yokohama	Kokusai Sōgō Kyōgijō	1
Qatar	Doha	City of Khalifat al-Duwali	1
Colombia	Cali	Estadio Olímpico Pascual Guerrero	1
Colombia	Medellin	Estadio Atanasio Girardot	1
Colombia	Villavicencio	Estadio Manuel Calle Lombana	1
Congo Brazzaville	Brazzaville	Stade Alphonse Massambat-Débat	1
Croatia	Rijeka	Rujevica Stadium	1
Croatia	Split	Stadion pod Marjanom (Stadion kod Stare Plinare)	1
Croatia	Zagreb	Igralište Građanskog	1
Lithuania	Kaunas	S.Darius & S.Girenas Stadionas	1
Lithuania	Vilnius	LFF Stadionas	1
Malta	Attard	Grawnd Nazzjonali Ta 'Qali	1
Morocco	Casablanca	Maleab al-Abi Jiku	1
Mexico	Monterrey	Estadio Tecnológico	1
Mexico	Puebla	Estadio Cuauhtémoc	1
Moldova	Tiraspol	Bolshaya Sportnivnaya Arena	1
Montenegro	Podgorica	Stadium pod Goricom	1
Netherlands	Amsterdam	Olympic stadium	1
Netherlands	Enschede	De Grolsch Veste	1
Netherlands	Nijmegen	De Goffert Stadium	1
Norway	Bodø	Aspmyra Stadium	1
Poland	Bydgoszcz	Zdzisława Krzyszkowiaka Stadium	1
Poland	Beuthen, Bytom	Hindenburg arena	1
Poland	Gdańsk	PGE arena	1
Poland	Katowice	GKS stadium	1
Poland	Łódź	ŁKS Stadium	1
Poland	Łódź	Widzewa Stadium	1
Poland	Szczecin	Miejski Stadium	1
Portugal	Braga	Estádio 1.º de Maio	1
Portugal	Funchal	Estádio dos Barreiros	1
Portugal	Guimarães	Municipal Stadium	1
Puerto Rico	Bayamón	Estadio Juan Ramón Loubriel	1
Romania	Bucharest	Stadionul Oficiul Naţional de Educaţie Fizică	1
Russia	Krasnodar	Krasnodar Stadium	1
Russia	Krasnodar	Kuban Stadium	1
Russia	St. Petersburg	Petrovsky Stadium	1
San Marino	Serravalle	Stadio Olimpico	1
Scotland	Dundee	Dens Park	1
Sweden	Borås	Ryavallen	1
Sweden	Uddevalla	Rimnersvallen	1
Switzerland	Lausanne	Olympique de la Pontaise stadium	1
Serbia	Belgrade	Partizana Stadium	1
Serbia	Novi Sad	Gradski Stadium	1
Serbia	Subotica	Gradski Stadium	1
Singapore	Kallang	Xīnjiāpō Guójiā Tǐyùchǎng	1
Slovakia	Košice	Štadión Lokomotívy v Čermeli	1
Spain	Alicante	Estadio José Rico Pérez	1
Spain	Barcelona	Camp Nou (Estadi del FCB)	1
Spain	La Línea de la Concepción	Estadio Municipal	1
Spain	Madrid	Wanda Metropolitano	1
Spain	Pontevedra	Estadio Municipal de Pasarón	1
Spain	Salamanca	Estadio Helmántico	1
Spain	Seville	Estadio Benito Villamarín	1
South Africa	Johannesburg	Ellispark	1
South Africa	Port Elizabeth	Nelson Mandelabaai Stadium	1
South Korea	Seoul	Olimpig Gyeonggijang	1
South Korea	Seoul	Seoul Woldeukeop Gyeonggijang	1
South Korea	Suwon	Suwon Jonghab Undongjang	1
South Korea	Suwon	Suwon Woldeukeop Gyeonggijang	1
Czech Republic	Brno	Za Lužánkami Stadium	1
Czech Republic	Drnovice	Sportovní Areál	1
Czech Republic	Olomouc	Míru Stadium	1
Czech Republic	Prague	Toyota Arena	1
Czech Republic	Teplice	Na Stínadlech Stadium	1
Tunisia	Tunis	Maleab al-Uwlimbiu b'al-Manzih	1
Turkey	Ankara	Cebeci İnönü Stadı	1
Turkey	Istanbul	Ali Sami Yen Stadı	1
Turkey	Istanbul	İnönü Stadı	1
Turkey	Istanbul	Şükrü Saracoğlu Stadı	1
Turkey	Izmir	Alsancak Stadı	1
Turkey	Izmir	İzmir Ataturk Stadı	1
Ukraine	Donetsk	Donbass Arena	1
Uruguay	Maldonado	Estadio Domingo Burgueño	1
Uruguay	Paysandú	Estadio Parque Artigas	1
United States	Detroit	Pontiac Silverdome	1
United States	Harrison	Red Bull Arena	1
United States	Houston	NRG Stadium	1
United States	New Haven	Yale Bowl	1
United States	new York	Yankee Stadium	1
United States	Santa Clara	Levi's Stadium	1
UA Emirates	Abu Dhabi	City of Madinat Zayid al-Riyadia	1
UA Emirates	Dubai	City of Zaebil	1
Venezuela	Ciudad Guayana	Estadio Cachamay	1
Venezuela	Maracaibo	Estadio José Encarnación Romero	1
Venezuela	Valera	Estadio Luis Loreto Lira	1
Cyprus	Larnaca	Stádio GS Zínon	1

country	Number of games
Brazil	46
Germany	44
Netherlands	42
England	39
Sweden	33
United States	32
Chile	30th
Spain	30th
France	29
Uruguay	29
Argentina	28
Italy	28
Hungary	19th
Mexico	18th
Switzerland	17th
Ecuador	16
Peru	16
Scotland	15th
Norway	14th
Romania	14th
Finland	12
Colombia	12
Poland	12
Czech Republic	12
Denmark	10
Portugal	10
Serbia	10
South Africa	10
Bulgaria	8th
Ireland	8th
Saudi Arabia	8th
Turkey	8th
Albania	7th
Bolivia	7th
Northern Ireland	7th
Russia	7th
Cyprus	7th
El Salvador	6th
Greece	6th
Austria	6th
Panama	6th
South Korea	6th
Australia	5
Belgium	5
Georgia	5
Iceland	5
Japan	5
Croatia	5
Paraguay	5
Slovakia	5
Venezuela	5
Israel	4th
Zimbabwe	4th
Tunisia	4th
Wales	4th
Angola	3
Costa Rica	3
Malta	3
Moldova	3
Trinidad & Tobago	3
Ukraine	3
Algeria	2
Latvia	2
Lithuania	2
Luxembourg	2
Namibia	2
Nigeria	2
UA Emirates	2
Belarus	2
Egypt	1
Bosnia Herzegovina	1
China	1
Faroe Islands	1
Gabon	1
Haiti	1
Congo Brazzaville	1
Morocco	1
Montenegro	1
Puerto Rico	1
San Marino	1
Singapore	1

See also

• Unofficial Football World Championships
• List of winners of the Unofficial Football World Championships

Web links

• List of games for the Nasazzi baton at rsssf.com (English), as of June 2, 2017
• Unofficial soccer World Cup at rsssf.com (English)
• Informative page with interactive timeline (French)
• Soccerway results portal

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Nasazzi's baton. In: RSSSF. Retrieved September 30, 2019 .