Serbia

Thursday, December 4, 2008

Serbia

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association info:

Association name: Fudbalski Savez Srbije
Confederation: UEFA
Founded: 1919
FIFA affiliation: 1919
FIFA ranking: 36
Nickname: -

Federation president: Dragan Stojkovic
Manager: Javier Clemente, appointed July 2006
Address: Terazije 35 P.O. Box 263 BEOGRAD 11000
Tel: +381-11/323 4253
Fax: +381-11/323 3433
Website: www.fsj.co.yu

Ground: Stadion Crvene zvezde
Home uniform: blue/blue/red
Away uniform: white/white/white

honours:

FIFA World Cup:
none
European Football Championship:
none
FIFA Confederations Cup:
none
Olympic Games:
1960
U-20 FIFA World Cup:
1987
U-17 FIFA World Cup:
none

national team history:

World Cup Appearances: 8 (1st appearance in 1930)
Best World Cup result: Semifinals, 1930; Fourth place, 1962
World Cup Record:
as FRY
2002 - Did not qualify (as FR Yugoslavia)
1998 - Round 2
1994 - Banned because of international sanctions due to Yugoslav wars
as SFRY
1990 - Quarterfinals
1986 - Did not qualify
1982 - Round 1
1978 - Did not qualify
1974 - Round 2
1970 - Did not qualify
1966 - Did not qualify
as FPRY
1962 - Fourth place
1958 - Quarterfinals
1954 - Quarterfinals
1950 - Round 1
as KofY
1938 - Did not qualify
1934 - Did not qualify
1930 - Semifinals (no 3rd place match)

World Cup	GP	W	L	D	GS	GA
Germany 2006	3	0	0	3	2	10
Competition Totals	3	0	0	3	2	10
Competition Average	3.00	0.00	0.00	3.00	2.00	10.00

European Championship Appearances: 4 (1st appearance in 1960)
Best European Championship result: Runners-up, 1960 and 1968
European Championship Record:
as FRY
2004 - Did not qualify (started qualification as FR Yugoslavia)
2000 - Quarterfinals
1996 - Banned because of the sanctions
as SFRY
1992 - Qualified, but banned because of international sanctions due to the Yugoslav wars
1988 - Did not qualify
1984 - Round 1
1980 - Did not qualify
1976 - Fourth place
1972 - Did not qualify
1968 - Second place
1964 - Did not qualify
1960 - Second place

Olympic medal record:

Year	Venue	Medal
1984	Los Angeles, USA	Bronze
1960	Rome, Italy	Gold
1956	Melbourne, Australia	Silver
1952	Helsinki, Finnland	Silver
1948	London, England	Silver

First International:
as Yugoslavia: Czechoslovakia 7 - 0 Yugoslavia (August 28, 1920 in Antwerp, Belgium)
as Serbia & Montenegro: Serbia & Montenegro 2-2 Azerbaijan (February 12, 2003 in Podgorica, SCG)
as Serbia: n/a

World Cup Squad Lists / Detailed Records

as Serbia
Serbia is the successor state of Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, ater a loose commonwealth of Serbia and Montenegro. FIFA considers the Serbia team the direct descendant of the SFRY (Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia) national team, Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and Serbia & Montenegro.

as Serbia & Montenegro
Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, later a loose commonwealth of Serbia & Montenegro, was the successor state of SFRY (Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia), although that was not recognised. FIFA considers the Serbia & Montenegro team the direct descendant of the SFRY (Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia) national team.

2006 FIFA World Cup Germany
(held from June 09 to July 09, 2006)

In Group stage Serbia & Montenegro is in Group C with Argentina, Côte d'Ivoire and Netherlands.

Preliminary Matches

Date	Teams	Score
12-Oct-05	SCG:BIH	1:0 (1:0)
08-Oct-05	LTU:SCG	0:2 (0:1)
07-Sep-05	ESP:SCG	1:1 (1:0)
03-Sep-05	SCG:LTU	2:0 (1:0)
04-Jun-05	SCG:BEL	0:0
30-Mar-05	SCG:ESP	0:0
17-Nov-04	BEL:SCG	0:2 (0:1)
13-Oct-04	SCG:SMR	5:0 (2:0)
09-Oct-04	BIH:SCG	0:0
04-Sep-04	SMR:SCG	0:3 (0:2)

Preliminaries Statistics

Team	GP	GS	GA	GD	YC	RC
Serbia	10	16	1	+15	22	2

Glossary
GP: Game Played, GS: Goals, GA: ??????, GD: Goal Difference, YC: Yellow Cards, RC: Red Cards

European Championship Squad Lists / Detailed Records

as Serbia
Serbia is the successor state of Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, ater a loose commonwealth of Serbia and Montenegro. FIFA considers the Serbia team the direct descendant of the SFRY (Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia) national team, Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and Serbia & Montenegro.

as Serbia & Montenegro
Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, later a loose commonwealth of Serbia & Montenegro, was the successor state of SFRY (Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia), although that was not recognised. FIFA considers the Serbia & Montenegro team the direct descendant of the SFRY (Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia) national team.

2004 UEFA European Football Championship
(held in Portugal from June 12 to July 04)

did not participate

as Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
Federal Republic of Yugoslavia was the successor state of SFRY (Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia), although that was not recognised. FIFA considers the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia team the direct descendant of the SFRY (Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia) national team.

2000 UEFA European Championship
(co-hosted by Belgium and the Netherlands from June 10 to July 02)

manager: Vujadin Boškov
squad list:
1 GK Milorad Korac | 2 DF Ivan Dudic | 3 DF Goran Djorovic | 4 MF Slaviša Jokanovic | 5 DF Miroslav Djukic | 6 MF Dejan Stankovic | 7 MF Vladimir Jugovic | 8 FW Predrag Mijatovic | 9 FW Savo Miloševic | 10 MF Dragan Stojkovic | 11 DF Siniša Mihajlovic | 12 GK Željko Cicovic | 13 DF Slobodan Komljenovic | 14 DF Niša Saveljic | 15 MF Goran Bunjevcevic | 16 MF Dejan Govedarica | 17 FW Ljubinko Drulovic | 18 FW Darko Kovacevic | 19 MF Jovan Stankovic | 20 FW Mateja Kežman | 21 MF Albert Nadj | 22 GK Ivica Kralj

1996 European Football Championship
(held in England from June 08 to June 30)

did not participate

1992 European Football Championship
(held in Sweden from June 10 to June 26)

did not participate due to the Yugoslav wars

as SFRY (Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia)
The Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia was the Yugoslav state that existed from the end of World War II (1945) until it disintegrated in the Yugoslav wars in the early 1990s.

NO INFORMATION THE 1992 EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP AVAILABLE

Most capped Yugoslav / Serbo-Montenegrin / Serbian players:

#	Name	Career	Caps	Goals	Conc.
1	Savo Miloševic*	1994-	93	35	/
2
3
4
5

	* indicates the player is still active

Top Yugoslavia / Serbia & Montenegro / Serbia goalscorers:

#	Name	Career	Caps	Goals
1	Savo Miloševic*	1994-	97	35
2
3
4
5

	* indicates the player is still active

UEFA U-21 Championship Appearances: 6 (1st appearance in 1978)
UEFA U-21 Best result: Winners 1978
UEFA U-21 Championship Record:
as Serbia & Montenegro
2006 - Losing semi-finalists.
2004 - Runners-up
as FRY
2002 - Did not qualify. Finished 3rd of 5 in qualification group.
2000 - Did not qualify. Finished 2nd of 5 in qualification group.
1998 - Did not qualify. Finished 2nd of 5 in qualification group.
1996 - Banned because of international sanctions due to Yugoslav wars
1994 - Banned because of international sanctions due to Yugoslav wars
as SFRY
1992 - Did not qualify. Finished 2nd of 4 in qualification group.
1990 - Runners-up
1988 - Did not qualify. Finished 3rd of 3 in qualification group.
1986 - Did not qualify. Finished 4th of 4 in qualification group.
1984 - Losing semi-finalists.
1982 - Did not qualify. Finished 2nd of 3 in qualification group.
1980 - Losing semi-finalists.
1978 - Winners

First U-21 International:
as SFRY
Yugoslavia 4-1 Spain (October 9, 1976 in Zagreb, Yugoslavia)
as FRY
Yugoslavia 1-0 Malta (June 01, 1996 in Zrenjanin, Serbia)
as Serbia & Montenegro
Serbia & Montenegro 3-0 Azerbaijan (February 11, 2003)
as Serbia

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