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European Championship for nations all-time table 1960-2008

This all-time table includes the final tournaments as well as the 
qualification for the European Championships for nations since its unofficial 
inaugaration in 1960. Note that wins and losses in penalty shoot-outs are 
counted as such in the table. But, the goaldifference is counted after extra-
time, thus the penalty shoot-out penalties are not counted in the 
goaldifferences of the countries concerned. Three points for a win was 
installed 1996. The table has been compiled through reliable sources. Thanks to
the RSSSF for additional information. You are free to copy this document but 
please state the source, i.e. Clas Glenning.


THREE POINTS FOR A WIN
1. Spain 			13	127	78	23	26	272-108		257
2. Netherlands   		11	121	76	19	26	251- 95		247
3. France 			13	120	68	28	24	237-136		232
4. Italy 			12	115	61	35	19	178- 81		218
5. Portugal       		13	112	62	25	25	190-104		211
6. England 			11	106	59	25	22	204- 78		202
7. Romania 			13	109	53	29	27	192-107		188
8. Denmark 			13	121	50	27	44	185-162		177
9. Scotland      		11	98	47	22	29	139-102		163
10.Greece 			12	101	48	18	35	146-116		162
11.Bulgaria      		13	101	46	23	32	149-107	        161
12.Sweden 			12	96	45	23	28	143- 95		158
13.Serbia & Montenegro*		11	86	46	17	23	165-112		155
14.Belgium 			12	96	42	23	31	138-112		149
15.Hungary 			13	98	41	21	36	166-144		144
16.USSR (incl. CIS)	         9	74	41	20	13	121- 57		143
17.Ireland (Eire)		13	100	38	29	33	143-122	        143
18.Germany 			 5	67	43	13	11	138- 55		142
19.Poland 			13	93	38	25	30	132-104		139
20.Turkey 			13	100	38	22	40	119-143		136
21.Czech Republic 		 4	57	41	 7	 9	121- 43		130
22.Czechoslovakia		 9	64	34	16	14	119- 58		118
23.Norway 			13	97	33	19	45	124-139		118
24.Northern Ireland      	12	90	32	19	39	 95-117		115
25.Wales 			12	86	32	18	36	108-119		114
26.Austria 			13	82	33	13	36	146-127		112
27.Switzerland   		12	83	30	22	31	122-111		112
28.Croatia 			 4	51	31	11	 9	 91- 40		104
29.BRD				 6	49	29	15	 5	 96- 29		102
30.Russia 			 4	53	30	10	13	107- 56		100
31.Finland 			11	84	21	20	43	 84-136		 83
32.DDR				 8	46	20	12	14	 76- 57		 72
33.Iceland 			10	78	17	14	47	 58-126		 65
34.Ukraine 			 4	42	16	13	13	 56- 48		 61
35.Slovenia 			 4	47	16	12	19	 57- 64		 60
36.Latvia 			 4	45	17	 7	21	 53- 62		 58
37.Slovakia      		 4	40	17	 6	17	 70- 59		 57
38.Israel 			 4	40	16	 9	15	 67- 53		 57
39.Lithuania    		 4	40	16	 5	19	 39- 52		 53
40.Cyprus 			11	86	12	12	62	 60-241		 48
41.Albania 			10	73	10	17	46	 55-140		 47
42.Bosnia-Herzegovina        	 3	30	11	 4	15	 37- 47		 37
43.Georgia        		 4	40	11	 4	25	 46- 64		 37
44.FYR Macedonia 		 4	38	 8	11	19	 45- 58		 35
45.Moldova 			 4	38	 8	 7	23	 35- 82		 31
46.Belorussia    		 4	38	 8	 6	24	 33- 66		 30
47.Armenia 			 4	40	 7	 8	25	 25- 62		 29
48.Estonia 			 4	40	 7	 5	28	 27- 75		 26
49.Serbia			 1	14	 6	 6	 2	 22- 11		 24
50.Luxemburg    		12	89	 5	 8	76	 35-252		 23
51.Malta			11	82	 3	11	68	 42-251		 20
52.Azerbaijan    		 4	40	 3	 5	32	 19-103		 14
53.Liechtenstein 		 4	40	 3	 4	33	 14-133	           
13
54.Kazakhstan			 1	14	 2	 4	 8	 11- 21		 10
55.Faroe Islands 		 4	40	 2	 4	34	 25-113	         10
56.Andorra			 3	30	 0	 0	30	  6- 88		  0
57.San Marino			 5	46	 0	 0	46	  6-200		  0


* = Yugoslavia before February 2003.
NOTES
The games between Armenia and Azerbaijan in the qualification for Euro 2008
was cancelled by UEFA as the countries involved could not decide on appropriate
venues for the encounters between them.

The game between Denmark and Sweden in the qualification for Euro 2008 was 
abandoned in the 89th minute with the score 3-3 and Sweden awarded a penalty, 
after a Danish member of the crowd attacked the referee. The game was set to 0-3
by UEFA decision.


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