User:InflatableSupertrooper/Croatia football

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Most capped players[edit]

Most capped players
# Player Position Croatia career Caps Goals Ref
First cap Last cap Career
1 Darijo Srna MF 20 Nov 2002 25 Jun 2016 13 years, 7 months and 5 days 134 22
2 Stipe Pletikosa GK 10 Feb 1999 23 Jun 2014 15 years, 4 months and 13 days 114 0
3 Luka Modrić MF 1 Mar 2006 15 Jul 2018 12 years, 4 months and 14 days 113 14
4 Josip Šimunić DF 2001–2013 105 3
5 Ivica Olić FW 2002–2015 104 20
6 Vedran Ćorluka DF 2006– 103 4
7 Dario Šimić DF 1996–2008 100 3
8 Ivan Rakitić MF 2007– 99 15
9 Mario Mandžukić FW 2007– 89 33
10 Robert Kovač DF 1999–2009 84 0
Only clubs played for while receiving caps are listed. Players in yellow background are active members of the national squad. Last updated: Croatia 0–1 Portugal, 25 June 2016.

Top goalscorers[edit]

Top scorers
# Player Position Clubs Croatia career Goals Caps Ref
1 Davor Šuker FW Sevilla, Real Madrid, Arsenal, West Ham United, 1860 Munich 1991–2002 45 69 [1]
2 Eduardo FW Dinamo Zagreb, Arsenal, Shakhtar Donetsk 2004–2014 29 65 [2]
3 Darijo Srna§ MF Hajduk Split, Shakhtar Donetsk 2002– 21 122 [3]
4 Ivica Olić§ FW NK Zagreb, Dinamo Zagreb, CSKA Moscow, Hamburger SV, Bayern Munich, VfL Wolfsburg 2002– 20 101 [4]
5 Mario Mandžukić§ FW Dinamo Zagreb, VfL Wolfsburg, Bayern Munich, Atlético Madrid 2007– 18 59 [5]
6 Niko Kranjčar§ MF Dinamo Zagreb, Hajduk Split, Portsmouth, Tottenham Hotspur, Dynamo Kyiv, Queens Park Rangers 2004– 16 81 [6]
7 Goran Vlaović FW Dinamo Zagreb, Padova, Valencia, Panathinaikos 1992–2002 15 52 [7]
8 Niko Kovač MF Bayer Leverkusen, Hamburger SV, Bayern Munich, Hertha BSC, Red Bull Salzburg 1996–2008 14 83 [8]
9 Mladen Petrić FW Grasshopper, FC Basel, Borussia Dortmund, Hamburger SV, Fulham 2001–2013 13 45 [9]
10= Ivan Klasnić FW SV Werder Bremen, Nantes, Bolton Wanderers 2004–2011 12 41 [10]
10= Zvonimir Boban MF 1991–1999 12 51 [11]
Only clubs played for while receiving caps are listed. Players in yellow background are active members of the national squad. Last updated: Croatia 4–0 Gibraltar, 7 June 2015.

List of Croatia games[edit]

M Date Venue Opponent Score Result Tournament
1 17 Oct 1990 ‡ Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  United States 2 – 1 W Friendly
2 22 Dec 1990 ‡ Kantrida, Rijeka (H)  Romania 2 – 0 W Friendly
3 19 Jun 1991 ‡ Fazanerija, Murska Sobota (A)  Slovenia 1 – 0 W Friendly
4 05 Jul 1992 Olympic Park, Melbourne (A)  Australia 0 – 1 L Friendly
5 08 Jul 1992 Hindmarsh Stadium, Adelaide (A)  Australia 1 – 3 L Friendly
6 12 Jul 1992 Football Stadium, Sydney (A)  Australia 0 – 0 D Friendly
7 22 Oct 1992 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Mexico 3 – 0 W Friendly
8 25 Jun 1993 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Ukraine 3 – 1 W Friendly
9 23 Mar 1994 Luís Casanova, Valencia (A)  Spain 2 – 0 W Friendly
10 10 Apr 1994 Tehelné pole, Bratislava (A)  Slovakia 1 – 4 L Friendly
11 18 May 1994 ETO Park, Győr (A)  Hungary 2 – 2 D Friendly
12 04 Jun 1994 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Argentina 0 – 0 D Friendly
13 17 Aug 1994 Ramat Gan Stadium, Tel Aviv (A)  Israel 4 – 0 W Friendly
14 04 Sep 1994 Kadrioru Stadium, Tallinn (A)  Estonia 2 – 0 W Q Euro 1996
15 09 Oct 1994 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Lithuania 2 – 0 W Q Euro 1996
16 16 Nov 1994 Stadio La Favorita, Palermo (A)  Italy 2 – 1 W Q Euro 1996
17 25 Mar 1995 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Ukraine 4 – 0 W Q Euro 1996
18 29 Mar 1995 Žalgiris Stadium, Vilnius (A)  Lithuania 0 – 0 D Q Euro 1996
19 26 Apr 1995 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Slovenia 2 – 0 W Q Euro 1996
20 11 Jun 1995 Republican Stadium, Kiev (A)  Ukraine 0 – 1 L Q Euro 1996
21 03 Sep 1995 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Estonia 7 – 1 W Q Euro 1996
22 08 Oct 1995 Poljud, Split (H)  Italy 1 – 1 D Q Euro 1996
23 15 Nov 1995 Bežigrad Stadium, Ljubljana (A)  Slovenia 2 – 1 W Q Euro 1996
24 28 Feb 1996 Kantrida, Rijeka (H)  Poland 2 – 1 W Friendly
25 13 Mar 1996 Kranjčevićeva, Zagreb (H)  South Korea 3 – 0 W Friendly
26 26 Mar 1996 Varteks Stadium, Varaždin (H)  Israel 2 – 0 W Friendly
27 10 Apr 1996 Gradski vrt, Osijek (H)  Hungary 4 – 1 W Friendly
28 24 Apr 1996 Wembley Stadium, London (A)  England 0 – 0 D Friendly
29 02 Jun 1996 Lansdowne Road, Dublin (A)  Republic of Ireland 2 – 2 D Friendly
30 11 Jun 1996 City Ground, Nottingham (N)  Turkey 1 – 0 W Euro 1996
31 16 Jun 1996 Hillsborough Stadium, Sheffield (N)  Denmark 3 – 0 W Euro 1996
32 19 Jun 1996 City Ground, Nottingham (N)  Portugal 0 – 3 L Euro 1996
33 23 Jun 1996 Old Trafford, Manchester (N)  Germany 1 – 2 L Euro 1996
34 08 Oct 1996 Stadio Renato Dall'Ara, Bologna (N) Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnia-Herzegovina 4 – 1 W Q World Cup 1998
35 10 Nov 1996 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Greece 1 – 1 D Q World Cup 1998
36 11 Dec 1996 Stade Mohamed V, Casablanca (A)  Morocco 2 – 2 D King Hassan II Cup
37 12 Dec 1996 Stade Mohamed V, Casablanca (N)  Czech Republic 1 – 1 D King Hassan II Cup
38 29 Mar 1997 Poljud, Split (H)  Denmark 1 – 1 D Q World Cup 1998
39 02 Apr 1997 Poljud, Split (H)  Slovenia 3 – 3 D Q World Cup 1998
40 30 Apr 1997 Kaftanzoglio Stadium, Thessaloniki (A)  Greece 1 – 0 W Q World Cup 1998
41 08 Jun 1997 National Stadium, Tokyo (A)  Japan 3 – 4 L Kirin Cup
42 12 Jun 1997 Sendai Stadium, Sendai (N)  Turkey 1 – 1 D Kirin Cup
43 06 Sep 1997 Maksimir, Zagreb (H) Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnia-Herzegovina 3 – 2 W Q World Cup 1998
44 10 Sep 1997 Parken Stadium, Copenhagen (A)  Denmark 1 – 3 L Q World Cup 1998
45 11 Oct 1997 Bežigrad Stadium, Ljubljana (A)  Slovenia 3 – 1 W Q World Cup 1998
46 29 Oct 1997 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Ukraine 2 – 0 W QPO World Cup 1998
47 15 Nov 1997 Olimpiysky Stadium, Kiev (A)  Ukraine 1 – 1 D QPO World Cup 1998
48 22 Apr 1998 Gradski vrt, Osijek (H)  Poland 4 – 1 W Friendly
49 29 May 1998 Aldo Drosina, Pula (H)  Slovakia 1 – 2 L Friendly
50 03 Jun 1998 Kantrida, Rijeka (H)  Iran 2 – 0 W Friendly
51 06 Jun 1998 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Australia 7 – 0 W Friendly
52 14 Jun 1998 Stade Félix-Bollaert, Lens (N)  Jamaica 3 – 1 W World Cup 1998
53 20 Jun 1998 Stade de la Beaujoire, Nantes (N)  Japan 1 – 0 W World Cup 1998
54 26 Jun 1998 Parc Lescure, Bordeaux (N)  Argentina 0 – 1 L World Cup 1998
55 30 Jun 1998 Parc Lescure, Bordeaux (N)  Romania 1 – 0 W World Cup 1998
56 04 Jul 1998 Stade de Gerland, Lyon (N)  Germany 3 – 0 W World Cup 1998
57 08 Jul 1998 Stade de France, Saint-Denis (A)  France 0 – 2 L World Cup 1998
58 11 Jul 1998 Parc des Princes, Paris (N)  Netherlands 2 – 1 W World Cup 1998
59 05 Sep 1998 Lansdowne Road, Dublin (A)  Republic of Ireland 0 – 2 L Q Euro 2000
60 10 Oct 1998 National Stadium, Ta' Qali (A)  Malta 4 – 1 W Q Euro 2000
61 14 Oct 1998 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  North Macedonia 3 – 2 W Q Euro 2000
62 10 Feb 1999 Poljud, Split (H)  Denmark 0 – 1 L Friendly
63 10 Mar 1999 Spiros Louis Stadium, Athens (A)  Greece 2 – 3 L Friendly
64 28 Apr 1999 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Italy 0 – 0 D Friendly
65 05 May 1999 Estadio Olímpico, Sevilla (A)  Spain 1 – 3 L Friendly
66 05 Jun 1999 City Stadium, Skopje (A)  North Macedonia 1 – 1 D Q Euro 2000
67 13 Jun 1999 Dongdaemun Stadium, Seoul (N)  Egypt 2 – 2 D Korea Cup
68 16 Jun 1999 Dongdaemun Stadium, Seoul (N)  Mexico 2 – 1 W Korea Cup
69 19 Jun 1999 Jamsil Olympic Stadium, Seoul (A)  South Korea 1 – 1 D Korea Cup
70 18 Aug 1999 Red Star Stadium, Belgrade (A) Federal Republic of Yugoslavia FR Yugoslavia 0 – 0 D Q Euro 2000
71 21 Aug 1999 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Malta 2 – 1 W Q Euro 2000
72 04 Sep 1999 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Republic of Ireland 1 – 0 W Q Euro 2000
73 09 Oct 1999 Maksimir, Zagreb (H) Federal Republic of Yugoslavia FR Yugoslavia 2 – 2 D Q Euro 2000
74 13 Nov 1999 Stade de France, Saint-Denis (A)  France 0 – 3 L Friendly
75 23 Feb 2000 Poljud, Split (H)  Spain 0 – 0 D Friendly
76 29 Mar 2000 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Germany 1 – 1 D Friendly
77 26 Apr 2000 Ernst Happel, Vienna (A)  Austria 2 – 1 W Friendly
78 28 May 2000 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  France 0 – 2 L Friendly
79 16 Aug 2000 Tehelné pole, Bratislava (A)  Slovakia 1 – 1 D Friendly
80 02 Sep 2000 King Baudouin Stadium, Brussels (A)  Belgium 0 – 0 D Q World Cup 2002
81 11 Oct 2000 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Scotland 1 – 1 D Q World Cup 2002
82 28 Feb 2001 Kantrida, Rijeka (H)  Austria 1 – 0 W Friendly
83 24 Mar 2001 Gradski vrt, Osijek (H)  Latvia 4 – 1 W Q World Cup 2002
84 25 Apr 2001 Varteks Stadium, Varaždin (H)  Greece 2 – 2 D Friendly
85 02 Jun 2001 Varteks Stadium, Varaždin (H)  San Marino 4 – 0 W Q World Cup 2002
86 06 Jun 2001 Skonto Stadium, Riga (A)  Latvia 1 – 0 W Q World Cup 2002
87 15 Aug 2001 Lansdowne Road, Dublin (A)  Republic of Ireland 2 – 2 D Friendly
88 01 Sep 2001 Hampden Park, Glasgow (A)  Scotland 0 – 0 D Q World Cup 2002
89 05 Sep 2001 Stadio Olimpico, Serravalle (A)  San Marino 4 – 0 W Q World Cup 2002
90 06 Oct 2001 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Belgium 1 – 0 W Q World Cup 2002
91 10 Nov 2001 World Cup Stadium, Seoul (A)  South Korea 0 – 2 L Friendly
92 13 Nov 2001 World Cup Stadium, Gwangju (A)  South Korea 1 – 1 D Friendly
93 13 Feb 2002 Kantrida, Rijeka (H)  Bulgaria 0 – 0 D Friendly
94 27 Mar 2002 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Slovenia 0 – 0 D Friendly
95 17 Apr 2002 Maksimir, Zagreb (H) Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnia-Herzegovina 2 – 0 W Friendly
96 08 May 2002 Stadion PMFC, Pecs (A)  Hungary 2 – 0 W Friendly
97 03 Jun 2002 Niigata Stadium, Niigata (N)  Mexico 0 – 1 L World Cup 2002
98 08 Jun 2002 Kashima Soccer Stadium, Kashima (N)  Italy 2 – 1 W World Cup 2002
99 13 Jun 2002 Nissan Stadium, Yokohama (N)  Ecuador 0 – 1 L World Cup 2002
100 21 Aug 2002 Varteks Stadium, Varaždin (H)  Wales 1 – 1 D Friendly
101 07 Sep 2002 Gradski vrt, Osijek (H)  Estonia 0 – 0 D Q Euro 2004
102 12 Oct 2002 Vasil Levski Stadium, Sofia (A)  Bulgaria 0 – 2 L Q Euro 2004
103 20 Nov 2002 Stadionul Dan Păltinişanu, Timişoara (A)  Romania 1 – 0 W Friendly
104 09 Feb 2003 Šubićevac, Šibenik (H)  North Macedonia 2 – 2 D Friendly
105 12 Feb 2003 Poljud, Split (H)  Poland 0 – 0 D Marjan Trophy
106 29 Mar 2003 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Belgium 4 – 0 W Q Euro 2004
107 02 Apr 2003 Varteks Stadium, Varaždin (H)  Andorra 2 – 0 W Q Euro 2004
108 30 Apr 2003 Råsunda Stadium, Stockholm (A)  Sweden 2 – 1 W Friendly
109 11 Jun 2003 A. Le Coq Arena, Tallinn (A)  Estonia 1 – 0 W Q Euro 2004
110 20 Aug 2003 Portman Road, Ipswich (A)  England 1 – 3 L Friendly
111 06 Sep 2003 Comunal, Andorra la Vella (A)  Andorra 3 – 0 W Q Euro 2004
112 10 Sep 2003 King Baudouin Stadium, Brussels (A)  Belgium 1 – 2 L Q Euro 2004
113 11 Oct 2003 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Bulgaria 1 – 0 W Q Euro 2004
114 15 Nov 2003 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Slovenia 1 – 1 D Q Euro 2004 PO
115 19 Nov 2003 Bežigrad Stadium, Ljubljana (A)  Slovenia 1 – 0 W Q Euro 2004 PO
116 18 Feb 2004 Poljud, Split (H)  Germany 1 – 2 L Friendly
117 31 Mar 2004 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Turkey 2 – 2 D Friendly
118 28 Apr 2004 City Stadium, Skopje (A)  North Macedonia 1 – 0 W Friendly
119 29 May 2004 Kantrida, Rijeka (H)  Slovakia 1 – 0 W Friendly
120 05 Jun 2004 Parken Stadium, Copenhagen (A)  Denmark 2 – 1 W Friendly
121 13 Jun 2004 Estádio Dr. Magalhães Pessoa, Leiria (N)   Switzerland 0 – 0 D Euro 2004
122 17 Jun 2004 Estádio Dr. Magalhães Pessoa, Leiria (N)  France 2 – 2 D Euro 2004
123 21 Jun 2004 Estádio da Luz, Lisbon (N)  England 2 – 4 L Euro 2004
124 18 Aug 2004 Varteks Stadium, Varaždin (H)  Israel 1 – 0 W Friendly
125 04 Sep 2004 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Hungary 3 – 0 W Q World Cup 2006
126 08 Sep 2004 Ullevi Stadium, Gothenburg (A)  Sweden 1 – 0 W Q World Cup 2006
127 09 Oct 2004 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Bulgaria 2 – 2 D Q World Cup 2006
128 16 Nov 2004 Lansdowne Road, Dublin (A)  Republic of Ireland 0 – 1 L Friendly
129 09 Feb 2005 Teddy Stadium, Jerusalem (A)  Israel 3 – 3 D Friendly
130 26 Mar 2005 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Iceland 4 – 0 W Q World Cup 2006
131 30 Mar 2005 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Malta 3 – 0 W Q World Cup 2006
132 04 Jun 2005 Vasil Levski, Sofia (A)  Bulgaria 3 – 1 W Q World Cup 2006
133 17 Aug 2005 Poljud, Split (H)  Brazil 1 – 1 D Friendly
134 03 Sep 2005 Laugardalsvöllur, Reykjavík (A)  Iceland 3 – 1 W Q World Cup 2006
135 07 Sep 2005 National Stadium, Ta' Qali (A)  Malta 1 – 1 D Q World Cup 2006
136 08 Oct 2005 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Sweden 1 – 0 W Q World Cup 2006
137 12 Oct 2005 Szusza Ferenc, Budapest (A)  Hungary 0 – 0 D Q World Cup 2006
138 12 Nov 2005 Estádio Cidade, Coimbra (A)  Portugal 0 – 2 L Friendly
139 29 Jan 2006 Hong Kong Stadium, Hong Kong (N)  South Korea 0 – 2 L Carlsberg Cup
140 01 Feb 2006 Hong Kong Stadium, Hong Kong (A)  Hong Kong 4 – 0 W Carlsberg Cup
141 01 Mar 2006 St. Jakob-Park, Basel (N)  Argentina 3 – 2 W Friendly
142 23 May 2006 Ernst Happel, Vienna (A)  Austria 4 – 1 W Friendly
143 28 May 2006 Gradski vrt, Osijek (H)  Iran 2 – 2 D Friendly
144 03 Jun 2006 Volkswagen Arena, Wolfsburg (N)  Poland 0 – 1 L Friendly
145 07 Jun 2006 Stade de Genève, Geneva (N)  Spain 1 – 2 L Friendly
146 13 Jun 2006 Olympiastadion, Berlin (N)  Brazil 0 – 1 L World Cup 2006
147 18 Jun 2006 Frankenstadion, Nuremberg (N)  Japan 0 – 0 D World Cup 2006
148 22 Jun 2006 Gottlieb-Daimler-Stadion, Stuttgart (N)  Australia 2 – 2 D World Cup 2006
149 16 Aug 2006 Armando Picchi, Livorno (A)  Italy 2 – 0 W Friendly
150 06 Nov 2006 Lokomotiv Stadium, Moscow (A)  Russia 0 – 0 D Q Euro 2008
151 07 Oct 2006 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Andorra 7 – 0 W Q Euro 2008
152 11 Oct 2006 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  England 2 – 0 W Q Euro 2008
153 15 Nov 2006 Ramat Gan Stadium, Tel Aviv (A)  Israel 4 – 3 W Q Euro 2008
154 07 Feb 2007 Kantrida, Rijeka (H)  Norway 2 – 1 W Friendly
155 24 Mar 2007 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  North Macedonia 2 – 1 W Q Euro 2008
156 02 Jun 2007 A. Le Coq Arena, Tallinn (A)  Estonia 1 – 0 W Q Euro 2008
157 06 Jun 2007 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Russia 0 – 0 D Q Euro 2008
158 22 Aug 2007 Asim Ferhatović, Sarajevo (A) Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnia-Herzegovina 5 – 3 W Friendly
159 08 Sep 2007 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Estonia 2 – 0 W Q Euro 2008
160 12 Sep 2007 Comunal, Andorra la Vella (A)  Andorra 6 – 0 W Q Euro 2008
161 13 Oct 2007 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Israel 1 – 0 W Q Euro 2008
162 16 Oct 2007 Kantrida, Rijeka (H)  Slovakia 3 – 0 W Friendly
163 17 Nov 2007 City Stadium, Skopje (A)  North Macedonia 0 – 2 L Q Euro 2008
164 21 Nov 2007 Wembley Stadium, London (A)  England 3 – 2 W Q Euro 2008
165 06 Feb 2008 Poljud, Split (H)  Netherlands 0 – 3 L Friendly
166 26 Mar 2008 Hampden Park, Glasgow (A)  Scotland 1 – 1 D Friendly
167 24 May 2008 Kantrida, Rijeka (H)  Moldova 1 – 0 W Friendly
168 31 May 2008 Szusza Ferenc, Budapest (A)  Hungary 1 – 1 D Friendly
169 08 Jun 2008 Ernst Happel, Vienna (A)  Austria 1 – 0 W Euro 2008
170 12 Jun 2008 Hypo-Arena, Klagenfurt (N)  Germany 2 – 1 W Euro 2008
171 16 Jun 2008 Hypo-Arena, Klagenfurt (N)  Poland 1 – 0 W Euro 2008
172 20 Jun 2008 Ernst Happel, Vienna (N)  Turkey 1 – 1 D Euro 2008
173 20 Aug 2008 Ljudski vrt, Maribor (A)  Slovenia 3 – 2 W Friendly
174 06 Sep 2008 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Kazakhstan 3 – 0 W Q World Cup 2010
175 10 Sep 2008 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  England 1 – 4 L Q World Cup 2010
176 11 Oct 2008 Metalist Stadium, Kharkiv (A)  Ukraine 0 – 0 D Q World Cup 2010
177 18 Oct 2008 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Andorra 4 – 0 W Q World Cup 2010
178 11 Feb 2009 Steaua Stadium, Bucharest (A)  Romania 2 – 1 W Friendly
179 01 Apr 2009 Comunal, Andorra la Vella (A)  Andorra 2 – 0 W Q World Cup 2010
180 06 Jun 2009 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Ukraine 2 – 2 D Q World Cup 2010
181 12 Aug 2009 Dinamo Stadium, Minsk (A)  Belarus 3 – 1 W Q World Cup 2010
182 05 Sep 2009 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Belarus 1 – 0 W Q World Cup 2010
183 09 Sep 2009 Wembley Stadium, London (A)  England 1 – 5 L Q World Cup 2010
184 08 Oct 2009 Kantrida, Rijeka (H)  Qatar 3 – 2 W Friendly
185 14 Oct 2009 Astana Arena, Astana (A)  Kazakhstan 2 – 1 W Q World Cup 2010
186 14 Nov 2009 Stadion Cibalia, Vinkovci (H)  Liechtenstein 5 – 0 W Friendly
187 03 Mar 2010 King Baudouin Stadium, Brussels (A)  Belgium 1 – 0 W Friendly
188 19 Mar 2010 Hypo-Arena, Klagenfurt (A)  Austria 1 – 0 W Friendly
189 23 May 2010 Gradski vrt, Osijek (H)  Wales 2 – 0 W Friendly
190 26 May 2010 A. Le Coq Arena, Tallinn (A)  Estonia 0 – 0 D Friendly
191 11 Aug 2010 Štadión Pasienky, Bratislava (A)  Slovakia 1 – 1 D Friendly
192 03 Sep 2010 Skonto Stadium, Riga (A)  Latvia 3 – 0 W Q Euro 2012
193 07 Sep 2010 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Greece 0 – 0 D Q Euro 2012
194 09 Oct 2010 Ramat Gan Stadium, Ramat Gan (A)  Israel 2 – 1 W Q Euro 2012
195 12 Oct 2010 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Norway 2 – 1 W Friendly
196 17 Nov 2010 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Malta 3 – 0 W Q Euro 2012
197 09 Feb 2011 Aldo Drosina, Pula (H)  Czech Republic 4 – 2 W Friendly
198 26 Mar 2011 Boris Paichadze, Tbilisi (A)  Georgia 0 – 1 L Q Euro 2012
199 29 Mar 2011 Stade de France, Saint-Denis (A)  France 0 – 0 D Friendly
200 03 Jun 2011 Poljud, Split (H)  Georgia 2 – 1 W Q Euro 2012
201 10 Aug 2011 Aviva Stadium, Dublin (A)  Republic of Ireland 0 – 0 D Friendly
202 02 Sep 2011 National Stadium, Ta' Qali (A)  Malta 3 – 1 W Q Euro 2012
203 06 Sep 2011 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Israel 3 – 1 W Q Euro 2012
204 07 Oct 2011 Karaiskakis Stadium, Piraeus (A)  Greece 0 – 2 L Q Euro 2012
205 11 Oct 2011 Kantrida, Rijeka (H)  Latvia 2 – 0 W Q Euro 2012
206 11 Nov 2011 Türk Telekom Arena, Istanbul (A)  Turkey 3 – 0 W QPO Euro 2012
207 15 Nov 2011 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Turkey 0 – 0 D QPO Euro 2012
208 29 Feb 2012 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Sweden 1 – 3 L Friendly
209 25 May 2012 Aldo Drosina, Pula (H)  Estonia 3 – 1 W Friendly
210 02 Jun 2012 Ullevaal Stadion, Oslo (A)  Norway 1 – 1 D Friendly
211 10 Jun 2012 City Stadium, Poznań (N)  Republic of Ireland 3 – 1 W Euro 2012
212 14 Jun 2012 City Stadium, Poznań (N)  Italy 1 – 1 D Euro 2012
213 18 Jun 2012 PGE Arena, Gdańsk (N)  Spain 0 – 1 L Euro 2012
214 15 Aug 2012 Poljud, Split (H)   Switzerland 2 – 4 L Friendly
215 07 Sep 2012 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Macedonia 1 – 0 W Q World Cup 2014
216 11 Sep 2012 King Baudouin Stadium, Brussels (A)  Belgium 1 – 1 D Q World Cup 2014
217 12 Oct 2012 Philip II Arena, Skopje (A)  Macedonia 2 – 1 W Q World Cup 2014
218 16 Oct 2012 Gradski vrt, Osijek (H)  Wales 2 – 0 W Q World Cup 2014
219 06 Feb 2013 Craven Cottage, London (N)  South Korea 4 – 0 W Friendly
220 22 Mar 2013 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Serbia 2 – 0 W Q World Cup 2014
221 26 Mar 2013 Liberty Stadium, Swansea (A)  Wales 2 – 1 W Q World Cup 2014
222 07 Jun 2013 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Scotland 0 – 1 L Q World Cup 2014
223 10 Jun 2013 Stade de Genève, Geneva (N)  Portugal 0 – 1 L Friendly
224 14 Aug 2013 Rheinpark Stadion, Vaduz (A)  Liechtenstein 3 – 2 W Friendly
225 06 Sep 2013 Red Star Stadium, Belgrade (A)  Serbia 1 – 1 D Q World Cup 2014
226 10 Sep 2013 World Cup Stadium, Jeonju (A)  South Korea 2 – 1 W Friendly
227 11 Oct 2013 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Belgium 1 – 2 L Q World Cup 2014
228 15 Oct 2013 Hampden Park, Glasgow (A)  Scotland 0 – 2 L Q World Cup 2014
229 15 Nov 2013 Laugardalsvöllur, Reykjavík (A)  Iceland 0 – 0 D QPO World Cup 2014
230 19 Nov 2013 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Iceland 2 – 0 W QPO World Cup 2014
231 05 Mar 2014 AFG Arena, St. Gallen (A)   Switzerland 2 – 2 D Friendly
232 31 May 2014 Gradski vrt, Osijek (H)  Mali 2 – 1 W Friendly
233 06 Jun 2014 Estádio de Pituaçu, Salvador (N)  Australia 1 – 0 W Friendly
234 12 Jun 2014 Arena Corinthians, São Paulo (A)  Brazil 1 – 3 L World Cup 2014
235 18 Jun 2014 Arena da Amazônia, Manaus (N)  Cameroon 4 – 0 W World Cup 2014
236 23 Jun 2014 Arena Pernambuco, Recife (N)  Mexico 1 – 3 L World Cup 2014
237 04 Sep 2014 Aldo Drosina, Pula (H)  Cyprus 2 – 0 W Friendly
238 09 Sep 2014 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Malta 2 – 0 W Q Euro 2016
239 10 Oct 2014 Vasil Levski National Stadium, Sofia (A)  Bulgaria 1 – 0 W Q Euro 2016
240 13 Oct 2014 Gradski vrt, Osijek (H)  Azerbaijan 6 – 0 W Q Euro 2016
241 12 Nov 2014 Upton Park, London (N)  Argentina 1 – 2 L Friendly
242 16 Nov 2014 San Siro, Milan (A)  Italy 1 – 1 D Q Euro 2016
243 28 Mar 2015 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Norway 5 – 1 W Q Euro 2016
244 07 Jun 2015 Varteks Stadium, Varaždin (H)  Gibraltar 4 – 0 W Friendly
245 12 Jun 2015 Poljud, Split (H)  Italy – Q Euro 2016
XXX 03 Sep 2015 Tofiq Bahramov Stadium, Baku (A)  Azerbaijan – Q Euro 2016
XXX 06 Sep 2015 Ullevaal Stadion, Oslo (A)  Norway – Q Euro 2016
XXX 10 Oct 2015 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Bulgaria – Q Euro 2016
XXX 13 Oct 2015 Ta' Qali National Stadium, Ta' Qali (A)  Malta – Q Euro 2016

1 Croatia score always listed first

Yugoslavia games at Maksimir[edit]

M Date
 Venue
 Opponent
 Score
 Result
 Tournament
151 25 Jun 1952 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Norway 4 – 1 W Friendly
166 18 Oct 1953 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  France 3 – 1 W Friendly
170 09 May 1954 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Belgium 0 – 2 L Friendly
188 17 Jun 1956 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Austria 1 – 1 D Dr. Gerö Cup
199 12 May 1957 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Italy 6 – 1 W Dr. Gerö Cup
212 08 Oct 1958 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Hungary 4 – 4 D Friendly
243 19 Nov 1961 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Austria 2 – 1 W Friendly
258 30 Sep 1962 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  West Germany 2 – 3 L Friendly
266 03 Nov 1963 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Czechoslovakia 2 – 0 W Friendly
290 08 May 1966 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Hungary 2 – 0 W Friendly
331 18 Nov 1970 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  West Germany 2 – 0 W Friendly
358 21 Oct 1973 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Spain 0 – 0 D Q World Cup 1974
370 28 Sep 1974 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Italy 1 – 0 W Friendly
376 15 Oct 1975 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Sweden 3 – 0 W Q Euro 1976
381 24 Apr 1976 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Wales 2 – 0 W Q Euro 1976
384 19 Jun 1976 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Netherlands 2 – 3 L Euro 1976
392 08 May 1977 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Romania 0 – 2 L Q World Cup 1978
401 04 Oct 1978 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Spain 1 – 2 L
405 13 Jun 1979 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Italy 4 – 1 W Friendly
435 12 Nov 1983 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  France 0 – 0 D Friendly
485 06 Sep 1989 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Scotland 3 – 1 W Q World Cup 1990
493 03 Jun 1990 Maksimir, Zagreb (H)  Netherlands 0 – 2 L Friendly

Records[edit]

  • Longest streak without defeat: 16 matches (from 18 June 2006 vs. Japan to 16 October 2007 vs. Slovakia)
  • Clean sheets: 99

Managers[edit]

List of managers by tenure
Performance table

The following table provides a summary of the complete record of each Croatia manager including their results World Cups and European Championships.

Statistics correct as of 6 October 2017 and Croatia 1–1 Finland. Only official FIFA-recognised matches are included.
Manager Croatia tenure Pld W D L Win % Major competitions
Croatia Dražan Jerković 1990–1991 3 3 0 0 100.0 —
Croatia Stanko Poklepović 1992 4 1 1 2 025.0 —
Croatia Vlatko Marković 1993–1994 1 1 0 0 100.0 —
Croatia Miroslav Blažević 1994–2000 72 33 24 15 045.8 1996 European Championship – Quarter-final
1998 World Cup – Third place
2000 European Championship – Did not qualify
Croatia Tomislav Ivić (c) 1994 1 1 0 0 100.0 —
Croatia Mirko Jozić 2000–2002 18 9 6 3 050.0 2002 World Cup – Group stage
Croatia Otto Barić 2002–2004 24 11 8 5 045.8 2004 European Championship – Group stage
Croatia Zlatko Kranjčar 2004–2006 25 11 8 6 044.0 2006 World Cup – Group stage
Croatia Slaven Bilić 2006–2012 65 42 15 8 064.6 2008 European Championship – Quarter-final
2010 World Cup – Did not qualify
2012 European Championship – Group stage
Croatia Igor Štimac 2012–2013 15 8 2 5 053.3 —
Croatia Niko Kovač 2013–2015 19 10 5 4 052.6 2014 World Cup – Group stage
Croatia Ante Čačić 2015–2017 25 15 6 4 060.0 2016 European Championship – Group stage
Croatia Zlatko Dalić (c) 2017– 1 1 0 0 100.0 2018 World Cup – Quarter-final
Totals 273 146 75 52 53.5 9 out of 11

Key: Pld–games played, W–games won, D–games drawn; L–games lost, %–win percentage


Tenure dates
  • Marković - From 29 April 1993 to 28 February 1994 [1]
  • Blažević - From 9 March 1994 to 15 October 2000 [2] (at the time of his resignation his assistents were Marijan Vlak and Branko Ivanković)
  • Jozić - From 25 November 2000 [3] to 12 July 2002 [4]
  • Barić - From 17 July 2002 to 30 June 2004 [5]
  • Kranjčar - From 13 July 2004 to 14 July 2006 [6]
  • Bilić - 25 July 2006 to 20 June 2012 [7]
  • Štimac - From 6 July 2012 to 16 October 2013 [8]

Results by venue[edit]

The following table provides a summary Croatia results at various venues used for home games.

Statistics correct as of 7 June 2015 and Croatia 4–0 Gibraltar. Only official FIFA-recognised matches are included.
Stadium City / town Pld W D L Win % Last match hosted
Stadion Maksimir Zagreb 56 37 14 5 066.1 2015
Stadion Kantrida Rijeka 11 10 1 0 090.9 2011
Stadion Poljud Split 11 1 6 4 009.1 2012
Stadion Gradski vrt Osijek 9 7 2 0 077.8 2014
Stadion Herjavec Varaždin 7 5 2 0 071.4 2015
Stadion Drosina Pula 4 3 0 1 075.0 2014
Stadion Cibalia Vinkovci 1 1 0 0 100.0 2009
Stadion Kranjčevićeva Zagreb 1 1 0 0 100.0 1996
Stadion Šubićevac Šibenik 1 0 1 0 000.0 2003
Totals 101 65 26 10 64.3 —

Key: Pld–games played, W–games won, D–games drawn; L–games lost, %–win percentage

Captains[edit]

List of captains

Opponents overview[edit]

UEFA teams Croatia played against (as of 12 June 2015)
UEFA teams Croatia never played against (as of 6 September 2014)
Non-UEFA teams Croatia played against
  • From CONMEBOL (South America):
 Argentina (4)
 Brazil (3)
 Ecuador (1)
  • From AFC (Asia):
 Australia (6)
 Hong Kong (1)
 Iran (2)
 Japan (3)
 Qatar (1)
 South Korea (7)
  • From CAF (Africa):
 Cameroon (1)
 Egypt (1)
 Mali (1)
 Morocco (1)
  • From CONCACAF (North America):
 Jamaica (1)
 Mexico (4)
 United States (1)

List of Croatia matches in major tournaments[edit]

Tournament Round # Opponent Score Result Venue Scorers
1996
Euro		 Group stage 1  Turkey 3–1 W Nottingham Vlaović
2  Denmark 3–0 W Sheffield Šuker (2), Boban
3  Portugal 0–3 L Nottingham —
Quarter-final 4  Germany 1–2 L Manchester Šuker
1998
World Cup		 Group stage 5  Jamaica 3–1 W Lens Stanić, Prosinečki, Šuker
6  Japan 1–0 W Nantes Šuker
7  Argentina 0–1 L Bordeaux —
Round of 16 8  Romania 1–0 W Bordeaux Šuker
Quarter-final 9  Germany 3–0 W Lyon Jarni, Vlaović, Šuker
Semi-final 10  France 1–2 L Saint-Denis Šuker
Third-place match 11  Netherlands 2–1 W Paris Prosinečki, Šuker
2002
World Cup		 Group stage 12  Mexico 0–1 L Niigata —
13  Italy 2–1 W Ibaraki Olić, Rapaić
14  Ecuador 0–1 L Yokohama —
2004
Euro		 Group stage 15   Switzerland 0–0 D Leiria —
16  France 2–2 D Leiria Rapaić, Pršo
17  England 2–4 L Lisbon N. Kovač, Tudor
2006
World Cup		 Group stage 18  Brazil 0–1 L Berlin —
19  Japan 0–0 D Nuremberg —
20  Australia 2–2 D Stuttgart Srna, N. Kovač
2008
Euro		 Group stage 21  Austria 1–0 W Vienna Modrić
22  Germany 2–1 W Klagenfurt Srna, Olić
23  Poland 1–0 W Klagenfurt Klasnić
Quarter-final 24  Turkey 1–1 (1–3 p) D Vienna Klasnić
2012
Euro		 Group stage 25  Republic of Ireland 3–1 W Poznań Mandžukić, Jelavić
26  Italy 1–1 D Poznań Mandžukić
27  Spain 0–1 L Gdańsk —
2014
World Cup		 Group stage 28  Brazil 1–3 L São Paulo Marcelo (o.g.)
29  Cameroon 4–0 W Manaus Olić, Perišić, Mandžukić (2)
30  Mexico 1–3 L Recife Perišić
2016
Euro		 Group stage 31  Turkey 1–0 W Paris Modrić
32  Czech Republic 2–2 D Saint-Étienne Perišić, Rakitić
33  Spain 2–1 W Bordeaux N. Kalinić, Perišić
Round of 16 34  Portugal 0–1 (a.e.t.) L Lens —
2018
World Cup		 Group stage 35  Nigeria 2–0 W Kaliningrad Etebo (o.g.), Modrić
36  Argentina 3–0 W Nizhny Novgorod Rebić, Modrić, Rakitić
37  Iceland 2–1 W Rostov-on-Don Badelj, Perišić
Round of 16 38  Denmark 1–1 (3–2 p) D Nizhny Novgorod Mandžukić
Quarter-final 39  Russia – TBD Sochi

List of Croatia matches in World Cups[edit]

Tournament Round # Opponent Con. Score Result Venue Scorers
1998 France
(1st, Blažević)		 Group stage 1  Jamaica CONCACAF 3–1 W Lens Stanić, Prosinečki, Šuker
2  Japan AFC 1–0 W Nantes Šuker
3  Argentina CONMEBOL 0–1 L Bordeaux —
Round of 16 4  Romania UEFA 1–0 W Bordeaux Šuker
Quarter-final 5  Germany UEFA 3–0 W Lyon Jarni, Vlaović, Šuker
Semi-final 6  France UEFA 1–2 L Saint-Denis Šuker
Third-place match 7  Netherlands UEFA 2–1 W Paris Prosinečki, Šuker
2002 Korea/Japan
(2nd, Jozić)		 Group stage 8  Mexico CONCACAF 0–1 L Niigata —
9  Italy UEFA 2–1 W Ibaraki Olić, Rapaić
10  Ecuador CONMEBOL 0–1 L Yokohama —
2006 Germany
(3rd, Kranjčar)		 Group stage 11  Brazil CONMEBOL 0–1 L Berlin —
12  Japan AFC 0–0 D Nuremberg —
13  Australia OFC 2–2 D Stuttgart Srna, N. Kovač
2014 Brazil
(4th, Kovač)		 Group stage 14  Brazil CONMEBOL 1–3 L São Paulo Marcelo (o.g.)
15  Cameroon CAF 4–0 W Manaus Olić, Perišić, Mandžukić (2)
16  Mexico CONCACAF 1–3 L Recife Perišić
2018 Russia
(5th, Dalić)		 Group stage 17  Nigeria CAF 2–0 W Kaliningrad Etebo (o.g.), Modrić
18  Argentina CONMEBOL 3–0 W Nizhny Novgorod Rebić, Modrić, Rakitić
19  Iceland UEFA 2–1 W Rostov-on-Don Badelj, Perišić
Round of 16 20  Denmark UEFA 1–1 (3–2 p) D Nizhny Novgorod Mandžukić
Quarter-final 21  Russia UEFA 2–2 (4–3 p) D Sochi Kramarić, Vida
Semi-final 22  England UEFA 2–1 (a.e.t.) W Moscow Perišić, Mandžukić
Final 23  France UEFA 2–4 L Moscow Perišić, Mandžukić

Nigeria at World Cups[edit]

World Cup Round # Opponent Con. Score Result Venue Nigeria scorers
1994 United States
(1st, Westerhof)		 Group stage 1  Bulgaria UEFA 3–0 W Dallas Yekini, Amokachi, Amuneke
2  Argentina CONMEBOL 1–2 L Foxborough Siasia
3  Greece UEFA 2–0 W Foxborough George, Amokachi
Round of 16 4  Italy UEFA 1–2 (aet) L Foxborough Amuneke
1998 France
(2nd, Milutinović)		 Group stage 5  Spain UEFA 3–2 W Nantes Adepoju, Zubizarreta (og), Oliseh
6  Bulgaria UEFA 1–0 W Paris Ikpeba
7  Paraguay CONMEBOL 1–3 L Toulouse Oruma
Round of 16 8  Denmark UEFA 1–4 L Saint-Denis Babangida
2002 Korea/Japan
(3rd, Onigbinde)		 Group stage 9  Argentina CONMEBOL 0–1 L Ibaraki —
10  Sweden UEFA 1–2 L Kobe Aghahowa
11  England UEFA 0–0 D Osaka —
2010 South Africa
(4th, Lagerbäck)		 Group stage 12  Argentina CONMEBOL 0–1 L Johannesburg —
13  Greece UEFA 1–2 L Bloemfontein Uche
14  South Korea AFC 2–2 D Durban Uche, Yakubu (pen)
2014 Brazil
(5th, Keshi)		 Group stage 15  Iran AFC 0–0 D Curitiba —
16 Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnia-Herzegovina UEFA 1–0 W Cuiabá Odemwingie
17  Argentina CONMEBOL 2–3 L Porto Alegre Musa (2)
Round of 16 18  France UEFA 0–2 L Brasília —
2018 Russia
(6th, Rohr)		 Group stage 19  Croatia UEFA 0–2 L Kaliningrad —
20  Iceland UEFA 2–0 W Volgograd Musa (2)
21  Argentina CONMEBOL 1–2 L Saint Petersburg Moses (pen)

Colombia at World Cups[edit]

World Cup Round # Opponent Con. Score Result Venue Colombia scorers
1962 Chile
(1st, Pedernera)		 Group stage 1  Uruguay CONMEBOL 1–2 L Arica Zuluaga
2  Soviet Union UEFA 4–4 D Arica Aceros, Coll, Rada, Klinger
3  Yugoslavia UEFA 0–5 L Arica —
1990 Italy
(2nd, Maturana)		 Group stage 4  United Arab Emirates AFC 2–0 W Bologna Redín, Valderrama
5  Yugoslavia UEFA 0–1 L Bologna —
6  West Germany UEFA 1–1 D Milan Rincón
Round of 16 7  Cameroon CAF 1–2 (aet) L Naples Redín
1994 United States
(3rd, Maturana)		 Group stage 8  Romania UEFA 1–3 L Pasadena Valencia
9  United States CONCACAF 1–2 L Pasadena Valencia
10   Switzerland UEFA 2–0 W Stanford Gaviria, Lozano
1998 France
(4th, Gómez)		 Group stage 11  Romania UEFA 0–1 L Lyon —
12  Tunisia CAF 1–0 W Montpellier Preciado
13  England UEFA 0–2 L Lens —
2014 Brazil
(5th, Pékerman)		 Group stage 14  Greece UEFA 3–0 W Belo Horizonte Armero, Gutiérrez, Rodríguez
15  Ivory Coast CAF 2–1 W Brasília Rodríguez, Quintero
16  Japan AFC 4–1 W Cuiabá Cuadrado, Martínez (2), Rodríguez
Round of 16 17  Uruguay CONMEBOL 2–0 W Rio de Janeiro Rodríguez (2)
Quarter-final 18  Brazil CONMEBOL 1–2 L Fortaleza Rodríguez
2018 Russia
(6th, Pékerman)		 Group stage 19  Japan AFC 1–2 L Saransk Quintero
20  Poland UEFA 3–0 W Kazan Mina, Falcao, Cuadrado
21  Senegal CAF 1–0 W Samara Mina
Round of 16 22  England UEFA 1–1 (3–4 p) D Moscow Mina

South Africa at World Cups[edit]

World Cup Round # Opponent Con. Score Result Venue South Africa scorers
1998 France
(1st, Troussier)		 Group stage 1  France UEFA 0–3 L Marseille —
2  Denmark UEFA 1–1 D Toulouse McCarthy
3  Saudi Arabia AFC 2–2 D Bordeaux Bartlett (2)
2002 Korea/Japan
(2nd, Sono)		 Group stage 4  Paraguay CONMEBOL 2–2 D Busan Mokoena, Fortune
5  Slovenia UEFA 1–0 W Daegu Nomvethe
6  Spain UEFA 2–3 L Daejeon McCarthy, Radebe
2010 South Africa
(3rd, Parreira)		 Group stage 7  Mexico CONCACAF 1–1 D Johannesburg Tshabalala
8  Uruguay CONMEBOL 0–3 L Pretoria —
9  France UEFA 2–1 W Bloemfontein Khumalo, Mphela

Senegal at World Cups[edit]

World Cup Round # Opponent Con. Score Result Venue Senegal scorers
2002 Korea/Japan
(1st, Metsu)		 Group stage 1  France UEFA 1–0 W Seoul Bouba Diop
2  Denmark UEFA 1–1 D Daegu Diao
3  Uruguay CONMEBOL 3–3 D Suwon Fadiga, Bouba Diop (2)
Round of 16 4  Sweden UEFA 2–1 (aet) W Ōita Camara (2)
Quarter-final 5  Turkey UEFA 0–1 (aet) L Osaka —
2018 Russia
(2nd, Cissé)		 Group stage 6  Poland UEFA 2–1 W Moscow Cionek (o.g.), Niang
7  Japan AFC 2–2 D Yekaterinburg Mané, Wagué
8  Colombia CONMEBOL 0–1 L Samara —

Ivory Coast at World Cups[edit]

World Cup Round # Opponent Con. Score Result Venue Ivory Coast scorers
2006 Germany
(1st, Michel)		 Group stage 1  Argentina CONMEBOL 1–2 L Hamburg Drogba
2  Netherlands UEFA 1–2 L Stuttgart B. Koné
3  Serbia and Montenegro UEFA 3–2 W Munich Dindane (2), B. Kalou
2010 South Africa
(2nd, Eriksson)		 Group stage 4  Portugal UEFA 0–0 D Port Elizabeth —
5  Brazil CONMEBOL 1–3 L Johannesburg Drogba
6  North Korea AFC 3–0 W Nelspruit Y. Touré, Romaric, S. Kalou
2014 Brazil
(3rd, Lamouchi)		 Group stage 7  Japan AFC 2–1 W Recife Bony, Gervinho
8  Colombia CONMEBOL 1–2 L Brasília Gervinho
9  Greece UEFA 1–2 L Fortaleza Bony

Italy[edit]

Performance table

The following table provides a summary of the complete record of each Croatia manager including their results World Cups and European Championships.

Statistics correct as of 15 October 2013 and Scotland 2–0 Croatia. Only official FIFA-recognised matches are included.
Manager Croatia tenure Pld W D L Win % Major competitions
Italy Ferruccio Valcareggi 1966–1974 3 3 0 0 100.0 1968 European Championship – winners
1970 World Cup – runners-up
1972 European Championship – did not qualify
1974 World Cup – group stage
Italy Fulvio Bernardini 1974–1975 3 3 0 0 100.0 1976 European Championship – did not qualify
Italy Enzo Bearzot 1975–1986 4 1 1 2 025.0 1978 World Cup – semi-final
1980 European Championship – semi-final
1982 World Cup – winners
1984 European Championship – did not qualify
1986 World Cup – round of 16
Italy Azeglio Vicini 1986–1991 1 1 0 0 100.0 1988 European Championship – semi-final
1990 World Cup – semi-final
1992 European Championship – did not qualify
Italy Arrigo Sacchi 1991–1996 72 33 24 15 045.8 1994 World Cup – runners-up
1996 European Championship – group stage
Italy Cesare Maldini 1996–1998 1 1 0 0 100.0 1998 World Cup – quarter-final
Italy Dino Zoff 1998–2000 18 9 6 3 050.0 2000 European Championship – runners-up
Italy Giovanni Trapattoni 2000–2004 24 11 8 5 045.8 2002 World Cup – round of 16
2004 European Championship – group stage
Italy Marcello Lippi 2004–2006 25 11 8 6 044.0 2006 World Cup – winners
Italy Roberto Donadoni 2006–2008 65 42 15 8 064.6 2008 European Championship – quarter-final
Italy Marcello Lippi 2008–2010 15 8 2 5 053.3 2010 World Cup – group stage
Italy Cesare Prandelli 2010–2014 52 23 16 13 044.2 2012 European Championship – runners-up
2014 World Cup – group stage
Italy Antonio Conte 2014–2016 25 14 7 4 056.0 2016 European Championship – Quarter-final
Italy Gian Piero Ventura 2016– 14 9 3 2 064.3
Totals 230 121 65 44 52.6 8/10

Key: Pld–games played, W–games won, D–games drawn; L–games lost, %–win percentage

Nigeria[edit]

Performance table

The following table provides a summary of the complete record of each Croatia manager including their results World Cups and European Championships.

Statistics correct as of 15 October 2013 and Scotland 2–0 Croatia. Only official FIFA-recognised matches are included.
Manager Croatia tenure Pld W D L Win % Major competitions
West Germany Manfred Hoener 1986–1989 25 11 8 6 044.0 1988 Africa Cup of Nations – Runners-up
Nigeria Paul Hamilton 1989 25 11 8 6 044.0 1990 World Cup – Did not qualify
Netherlands Clemens Westerhof 1989–1994 25 11 8 6 044.0 1990 Africa Cup of Nations – Runners-up
1992 Africa Cup of Nations – Third place
1994 Africa Cup of Nations – Winners
1994 World Cup – Group stage
Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Bora Milutinović 1998 25 11 8 6 044.0 1998 World Cup – Group stage
Netherlands Jo Bonfrere 1999–2001 24 11 8 5 045.8 2000 Africa Cup of Nations – Runners-up
Nigeria Shaibu Amodu 2001–2002 24 11 8 5 045.8 2002 Africa Cup of Nations – Third place
Nigeria Festus Onigbinde 2002 25 11 8 6 044.0 2002 World Cup – Group stage
Nigeria Christian Chukwu 2002–2005 24 11 8 5 045.8 2004 Africa Cup of Nations – Third place
2006 World Cup – Did not qualify
Nigeria Augustine Eguavoen 2005–2007 65 42 15 8 064.6 2006 Africa Cup of Nations – Third place
Germany Berti Vogts 2007–2008 24 11 8 5 045.8 2008 Africa Cup of Nations – Quarter-final
Nigeria Shaibu Amodu 2008–2010 24 11 8 5 045.8 2010 Africa Cup of Nations – Third place
Sweden Lars Lagerbäck 2010 25 11 8 6 044.0 2010 World Cup – Group stage
Nigeria Augustine Eguavoen (c) 2010 65 42 15 8 064.6
Nigeria Samson Siasia 2010–2011 15 8 2 5 053.3 2012 Africa Cup of Nations – Did not qualify
Nigeria Stephen Keshi 2011–2014 52 23 16 13 044.2 2013 Africa Cup of Nations – Winners
2014 World Cup – Round of 16
Totals 230 121 65 44 52.6 8/10

Key: Pld–games played, W–games won, D–games drawn; L–games lost, %–win percentage

Stadiums[edit]

Rank Stadium Capacity Town Region First
opened 		Home team Division
(2016–17) 		Central bank
1 Stade de France 81,338 Saint-Denis Île-de-France 1998 France national football team —
2 Stade Vélodrome 67,394 Marseille Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur 1937 Olympique de Marseille L1
3 Parc Olympique Lyonnais 59,186 Décines-Charpieu Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes 2016 Olympique Lyonnais L1
4 Stade Pierre-Mauroy 50,157 Villeneuve-d'Ascq Hauts-de-France 2012 Lille OSC L1
5 Parc des Princes 48,583 Paris Île-de-France 1897 Paris Saint-Germain FC L1
6 Matmut Atlantique 42,115 Bordeaux Nouvelle-Aquitaine 2015 FC Girondins de Bordeaux L1
7 Stade Geoffroy-Guichard 41,965 Saint-Étienne Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes 1931 AS Saint-Étienne L1
8 Stade Bollaert-Delelis 38,223 Lens Hauts-de-France 1932 RC Lens L2
9 Stade de la Beaujoire 37,473 Nantes Pays de la Loire 1984 FC Nantes L1
10 Allianz Riviera 35,624 Nice Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur 2013 OGC Nice L1
11 Stadium Municipal 33,150 Toulouse Occitanie 1937 Toulouse FC L1
12 Stade de la Mosson 32,939 Montpellier Occitanie 1972 Montpellier HSC L1
13 Roazhon Park 29,778 Rennes Bretagne 1912 Stade Rennais FC L1
14 Stade de la Meinau 29,230 Strasbourg Grand Est 1914 RC Strasbourg Alsace L1
15 Stade Saint-Symphorien 25,636 Metz Grand Est 1923 FC Metz L1
16 Stade Océane 25,178 Le Havre Normandie 2012 Le Havre AC L2
Stade du Hainaut 25,172 Valenciennes Hauts-de-France 2011 Valenciennes FC L2
MMArena 25,000 Le Mans Pays de la Loire 2011 L2
Stade Auguste Delaune 21,684 Reims Grand Est 1935 Stade de Reims L2
Stade de l'Abbé-Deschamps 21,379 Auxerre Bourgogne-Franche-Comté 1905 AJ Auxerre L2
Stade Marcel Picot 20,087 Tomblaine Grand Est 1926 AS Nancy L2
Stade Michel d'Ornano 20,453 Caen Normandie 1993 SM Caen L1
Stade de l'Aube 20,420 Troyes Grand Est 1956 Troyes AC L1
Stade des Alpes 20,068 Grenoble Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes 2008 Grenoble Foot 38 N1
Stade Auguste Bonal 20,025 Montbéliard Bourgogne-Franche-Comté 1931 FC Sochaux-Montbéliard L2
Stade Sébastien Charléty 20,000 Paris Île-de-France 1939 Paris FC L2
Stade du Moustoir 18,890 Lorient Bretagne 1959 FC Lorient L2
Stade Francis Le Basser 18,739 Laval Pays de la Loire 1971 Stade Lavallois N1
Stade Louis II 18,523 Monaco — 1985 AS Monaco FC L1
Stade des Costières 18,482 Nîmes Occitanie 1989 Nîmes Olympique L2
Stade de Roudourou 18,378 Guingamp Bretagne 1990 EA Guingamp L1
Stade Gaston Gérard 18,376 Dijon Bourgogne-Franche-Comté 1934 Dijon FCO L1
Stade Raymond Kopa 17,835 Angers Pays de la Loire 1912 Angers SCO L1
Stade Gaston Petit 17,173 Châteauroux Centre-Val de Loire 1964 LB Châteauroux L2
Stade de la Vallée du Cher 16,247 Tours Centre-Val de Loire 1978 Tours FC L2
Parc des Sports 15,660 Annecy Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes 1964 Annecy FC N2
Stade Francis-Le Blé 15,097 Brest Bretagne 1922 Stade Brestois 29 L2
Stade de la Libération 15,004 Boulogne-sur-Mer Hauts-de-France 1956 US Boulogne N1
Stade du Hameau 13,966 Pau Nouvelle-Aquitaine 1948 Pau FC N1
Stade Dominique Duvauchelle 12,150 Créteil Île-de-France 1983 US Créteil-Lusitanos N1
Stade de la Licorne 12,097 Amiens Hauts-de-France 1999 Amiens SC L1
Stade de Sauclières 12,000 Béziers Occitanie 1911 AS Béziers N1
Stade omnisports 12,000 Cholet Pays de la Loire SO Cholet N1
Stade Gabriel Montpied 11,980 Clermont-Ferrand Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes 1995 Clermont Foot L2
Stade Marcel-Verchère 11,400 Bourg-en-Bresse Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes FB Péronnas 01 L2
Stade René Gaillard 10,886 Niort Nouvelle-Aquitaine 1974 Chamois Niortais FC L2
Stade François Coty 10,660 Ajaccio Corsica 1968 AC Ajaccio L2
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