Serbian-Montenegrin national football team

Yugoslavia

Nickname (s)

Plavi (blue)

Association

Fudbalski Savez Srbije i Crne Gore

confederacy

UEFA

FIFA code

SCG

FIFA rank

29th (1,662 points)
May 19th, 2006 (last place)

First jersey

Balance sheet

70 games
29 wins
8 draws
33 losses

statistics

First international match Yugoslavia 3-2 Bulgaria ( Pristina , Serbia ; August 19, 1995 )

Last game Serbia and Montenegro 0-7 Italy ( Belgrade , Serbia ; June 21, 2006 )

Biggest win Yugoslavia 11-0 Georgia ( Kula , Serbia ; 10 September 1997 )

Biggest defeats Yugoslavia 8-0 Denmark ( Novi Sad , Serbia ; May 24, 2000 ) Italy 8-0 Serbia and Montenegro ( Trento , Italy ; March 30, 2003)

(As of June 21, 2006)

The Serbian-Montenegrin national soccer team of women (1993 to 2003 national soccer team of women of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia or national soccer team of women of the rest of Yugoslavia ) was the soccer selection of the subsequent confederation of the 1992 defunct Yugoslavia from 1993/94 to 2006 . In May 2006, Montenegro officially broke away from the Confederation of Serbia and Montenegro through a declaration of independence following an independence referendum .

history

After the Yugoslav national soccer team lost the last game in the European Championship qualification against Germany in 1992, the team was excluded from the current competition because of the civil war in Yugoslavia. It then took more than three years until an international match was played again on August 19, 1995 in Pristina, which was still part of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia . They won 3-2 against neighboring Bulgaria . By August 23, 2002, the team played 50 international matches as the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, but could not qualify for a European or World Cup or the Olympic Games. From 2003 to 2006, 20 games followed as Serbia & Montenegro, although this team did not succeed in qualifying either. On May 5, 2007, the first international match of the Serbian national soccer team took place, on March 13, 2012 the first international match of the Montenegrin national soccer team of women took place .

Participation in soccer world championships

1995: The selection was not allowed due to the civil war in Yugoslavia.
1999: The selection was able to qualify for promotion to Category A.
2003: The selection was able to qualify for promotion to Category A.

Participation in European football championships

1995: The selection was excluded because of the civil war in Yugoslavia.
1997: The selection failed to qualify for promotion to Category A.
2001: The selection failed to qualify.
2005: The selection of Serbia and Montenegro could not qualify.

International matches against German-speaking national soccer teams

September 27, 1995 in Belgrade : 0: 5 against Switzerland ( European Championship qualification )
June 16, 1996 in Solothurn : 1: 1 against Switzerland ( European Championship qualification )
May 17, 2003 in Breitenbach : 0: 1 against Switzerland ( European Championship qualification )
September 29, 2004 in Kruševac : 1-0 against Switzerland ( European Championship qualification )

Web links

Yugoslavia and Serbia & Montenegro in the FIFA statistics of Serbia