Equip with Yugoslavia of football

|- | colspan=" 2" style=" text-align: center; padding: 0.5em; " bgcolor=" white" | |- | Colors | bgcolor=#EEEEEE| blue, white and red |- | Record of selections | bgcolor=#EEEEEE| Dragan Džajić : 85 |- | Better striker | bgcolor=#EEEEEE| Stjepan Bobek : 38 |- valign=" top" | First official match | bgcolor=#EEEEEE| August 28th 1920
Czechoslovakia 7 - 0 Yugoslavia |- valign=" top" | Last official match | bgcolor=#EEEEEE| March 25th 1992
Netherlands 2 - 0 Yugoslavia |- valign=" top"

| broader victory | bgcolor=#EEEEEE| June 18th 1974
Yougoslavie 9 - 0 Zaire |- valign=" top" | broader defeat | bgcolor=#EEEEEE| August 28th 1920
Czechoslovakia 7 - 0 Yugoslavia |- valign=" top" | World cup | bgcolor=#EEEEEE| Final stages : 8
Better result: Semi-finalist in 1930 and 1962 |- valign=" top" | Championship of Europe | bgcolor=#EEEEEE| Final stages : 4
Better result:
Finaliste in 1960 and 1968 |- | Olympic Games | bgcolor=#EEEEEE| Better result:
médaille of gold in 1960 |- |bgcolor=" white" |

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History

the team of Yugoslavia of football lived of 1919 to 1992. It gathered with its affiliation with FIFA in 1919 the current teams of Serbia, of the Montenegro, Croatia, Slovenia, Bosnia-Herzégovine and Macedonia. Following the war of Yugoslavia of the beginning of the Years 1990, the country was dislocated and only the Serb part and Montenegrin kept initially name Yugoslavia .

The serbo-Montenegrin team then the Serb team took over under the successive names of:

• team of the Federal republic of Yugoslavia (1994- February 2003)
• team of Serbia and Montenegro (February 2003 - June 2006)
• team of Serbia (since June 2006)

(for these teams to see team of Serbia of football )

Prize list

Course out of World cup

The course of Yugoslavia out of World cup almost always disappointed in comparison with the great individual value of its players at all the times. The only exception of the modern era is 1962 where the talented generation of the Soskic, Jusufi, Galic, and others Sekularac reached the semi-finals, beaten (1-2) by a Czechoslovakia veins very of it this day (four posts).

• 1930 : Semi-final

• 1934: Preliminary round
• 1938: Preliminary round
• 1950: 1st turn
• 1954: Quarterfinal
• 1958: Quarterfinal
• 1962: 4th
• 1966: Preliminary round
• 1970: Preliminary round
• 1974: 2nd turn
• 1978: Preliminary round
• 1982: 1st turn
• 1986: Preliminary round
• 1990: Quarterfinal

Course in Championship of Europe

The judgment carried out of World cup also applies, to a lesser extent, in Championship of Europe. In 1960, however, the future fourth of the '' Mundial '' 1962 reached the final vis-a-vis the the USSR (0-2) after having beaten the France 5-4 in semi-final. In 1968, one needed two finales on its own land (0-0, 2-0) for large the '' Squadra Azzurra '' of the Albertosi, Riva, Mazzola, and Rivera, finalist of the World cup two years later, to come to end from the generation from the Pantelic, Musemic, or others Dzajic. In 1976 finally, in residence, another generation of very great value (Petrovic, Katalinski, Popivoda, Surjak, Dzajic) was not inclined in semi-final vis-a-vis the FRG, world champion in title, that after prolongations (2-4) and a triplet of Dieter Müller. In 1992, Yugoslavia is to replace by Denmark second of its group which Yugoslavia had beaten in direct match. And with the general surprise, Denmark will gain Euro 92 in Sweden.

• 1960 : Finale

• 1964: Preliminary round
• 1968: Finale
• 1972: Preliminary round
• 1976: 4th
• 1980: Preliminary round
• 1984: 1st turn
• 1988: Preliminary round
• 1992: Disqualified

Course with the Olympic Games

• Olympic champion in 1960
• Olympic Vice-champion in 1948, 1952 and 1956
  (made single in the history of the Olympic test of football, the Yugoslavia with disputed four consecutive finales of the tournament, 1948 with 1960)

Principal players of the Yugoslav team

Goalkeepers Defenders Mediums Assailing

Records