Slovakia: All their EURO records and stats
Sunday, June 30, 2024
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Biggest wins, heaviest defeats, highest scorers, most appearances, shoot-outs, group stage stats and more: check out Slovakia's EURO records and stats.
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HAVE SLOVAKIA EVER WON THE EURO?
Slovakia have yet to win the UEFA European Championship as an independent nation, but plenty of Slovak players featured in Czechoslovakia's 1976 EURO success.
Best result: Winners 1976 (as Czechoslovakia)
EURO appearances: 6
EURO hosts: N/A
Overall record: P19 W6 D5 L8 F21 A28
Group stage record: P12 W4 D3 L5 F12 A16
Knockout record: P7 W2 D2 L3 F9 A12
EURO-by-EURO record
1960 Third place (as Czechoslovakia)
1964 Did not qualify (as Czechoslovakia)
1968 Did not qualify (as Czechoslovakia)
1972 Did not qualify (as Czechoslovakia)
1976 Winners (as Czechoslovakia)
1980 Third place (as Czechoslovakia)
1984 Did not qualify (as Czechoslovakia)
1988 Did not qualify (as Czechoslovakia)
1992 Did not qualify (as Czechoslovakia)
1996 Did not qualify
2000 Did not qualify
2004 Did not qualify
2008 Did not qualify
2012 Did not qualify
2016 Round of 16
2020 Group stage
2024 Round of 16
SLOVAKIA'S EURO RECORDS
EURO 2016 in France was Slovakia first EURO as an independent nation, but plenty of Slovak players featured in Czechoslovakia's 1960, 1976 and 1980 finals campaigns.
Biggest victories
3-1: twice, most recently Czechoslovakia vs Greece, 14/06/1980 (group stage)
2-0: Czechoslovakia vs France, 09/07/1960 (third-place play-off)
2-1*: twice, most recently Poland vs Slovakia, 14/06/2021 (group stage)
1-0*: Belgium vs Slovakia, 17/06/2024 (group stage)
*Slovakia's biggest EURO wins since Czechoslovakia split
Heaviest defeat
5-0: Slovakia vs Spain, 23/06/2021 (group stage)
Highest scoring draw
2-2: Czechoslovakia vs West Germany, 20/06/1976 (final)
Highest scoring game
5 goals: Slovakia 0-5 Spain, 23/06/2021 (group stage)
Most goals scored at a EURO
5 goals in 2 games in 1976 (av. 2.50) (as Czechoslovakia)
5 goals in 4 games in 1980 (av. 1.25) (as Czechoslovakia)
4 goals in 4 games in 2024 (av. 1.00)
Most goals conceded at a EURO
7 goals in 3 games in 2020 (av. 2.33)
Fewest goals scored at a EURO
2 goals in 3 games in 2020 (av. 0.66)
Fewest goals conceded at a EURO
3 goals in 2 games in 1960 (av. 1.50) (as Czechoslovakia)
3 goals in 2 games in 1976 (av. 1.50) (as Czechoslovakia)
5 goals in 4 games in 2024 (av. 1.25)
Most different goalscorers at a EURO
5: 1976 (as Czechoslovakia)
Fewest different goalscorers at a EURO
1: 2020
GROUP STAGE RECORDS
Appearances: 4 (1980 as Czechoslovakia, 2016, 2020, 2024)
Qualified from group: 3 (1980* as Czechoslovakia, 2016, 2024)
*Qualified for third-place match
Group winners: 0
Group runners-up: 1 (1980)
Unbeaten group stage: 1 (1980)
Winless group stage: 0
Best group record: P3 W1 D1 L1 F4 A3 (1980, as Czechoslovakia), P3 W1 D1 L1 F3 A3 (2024)
Worst group record: P3 W1 D0 L2 F2 A7 (2020)
Fewest points to qualify: 3 (1980* as Czechoslovakia)
Most points without qualifying: 3 (2020)
*2 points for a win
Biggest victories
3-1: twice, most recently Czechoslovakia vs Greece, 14/06/1980
2-1*: twice, most recently Poland vs Slovakia, 14/06/2021
1-0*: Belgium vs Slovakia, 17/06/2024
*Slovakia's biggest EURO win since Czechoslovakia split
Heaviest defeat
5-0: Slovakia vs Spain, 23/06/2020
Highest scoring game
5 goals: Slovakia 0-5 Spain, 23/06/2020
Most group goals scored
4: 1980 (as Czechoslovakia)
Most group goals conceded
7: 2020
Fewest group goals scored
2: 2020
Fewest group goals conceded
3: 1980 (as Czechoslovakia), 2016, 2024
KNOCKOUT RECORDS
Round of 16
P2 W0 L2
Semi-finals
P2 W1 L1 (as Czechoslovakia)
Third-place play-off
P2 W2* L0 (as Czechoslovakia)
*Includes win on penalties vs Italy (1980)
Final
P1 W1* L0 (as Czechoslovakia)
*Includes win on penalties vs West Germany (1976)
Biggest victory
3-1: Czechoslovakia vs Netherlands, 16/06/1976 (semi-finals)
2-0: Czechoslovakia vs France, 09/07/1960 (third-place play-off)
Heaviest defeats
3-0: twice, most recently Germany vs Slovakia, 26/06/2016 (round of 16)
Highest scoring games
4 goals: twice, most recently 2-2 vs West Germany, 20/06/1976 (final)
Extra time
W vs Netherlands, 1976 semi-finals (1-1 / 3-1) (as Czechoslovakia)
W vs West Germany, 1976 final (2-2 / 2-2 / 5-3 pens) (as Czechoslovakia)
L vs England, 2024 round of 16 (1-1 / 1-2)
SLOVAKIA PLAYER RECORDS
Juraj Kucka and Peter Pekarík are the only two players to have featured in all of Slovakia's EURO games as a separate nation, appearing at EURO 2016, EURO 2020 and EURO 2024.
Most appearances
11: Juraj Kucka, Peter Pekarík
10: Ondrej Duda
9: Milan Škriniar
Most goals
3: Zdeněk Nehoda (for Czechoslovakia), Ivan Schranz
2: Ondrej Duda
1: Marek Hamšík, Vladimír Weiss, Milan Škriniar
Most tournaments with goal
2: Zdeněk Nehoda (1976, 1980, all for Czechoslovakia), Ondrej Duda (2016, 2024)
1: Marek Hamšík (2016), Vladimír Weiss (2016), Milan Škriniar (2020), Ivan Schranz (2024), seven players for Czechoslovakia
Youngest players to make a EURO final tournament appearance
18y 188d: Leo Sauer (vs Ukraine, EURO 2024)
19y 7d: Tomáš Suslov (vs Poland, EURO 2020)
21y 130d: Milan Škriniar (vs England, EURO 2016)
Youngest EURO final tournament goalscorers
21y 189d: Ondrej Duda (vs Wales, EURO 2016)
24y 38d: Zdeněk Nehoda (vs Netherlands, EURO 1976) for Czechoslovakia
26y 81d: Anton Ondruš (vs Netherlands, EURO 1976) for Czechoslovakia
Oldest players to make a EURO final tournament appearance
37y 244d: Peter Pekarík (vs England, EURO 2024)
37y 125d: Juraj Kucka (vs England, EURO 2024)
35y 279d: Tomáš Hubočan (vs Spain, EURO 2020)
Oldest EURO final tournament goalscorers
34y 92d: Ladislav Pavlovič (vs France, EURO 1960) for Czechoslovakia
32y 192d: František Veselý (vs Netherlands, EURO 1976) for Czechoslovakia
31y 195d: Antonín Panenka (vs Greece, EURO 1980) for Czechoslovakia
30y 291d: Ivan Schranz (vs England, EURO 2024) – Slovakia's oldest EURO goalscorer
Fastest goal scored
6 min: Antonín Panenka (vs Greece, EURO 1980) for Czechoslovakia
7 min: Ivan Schranz (vs Belgium, EURO 2024) – Slovakia's fastest goal
COACHES
Ahead of EURO 2024, two Slovak coaches had overseen four EURO games: Ján Kozák (EURO 2016) and Jozef Vengloš (1980). Vengloš also served as assistant to EURO 1976-winning Czechoslovakia coach Václav Ježek (who was born in Zvolen, in what is now Slovakia).
Most final tournaments
1: Six coaches
Most matches
4: Ján Kozák (2016), Francesco Calzona (2024) for Slovakia; Jozef Vengloš (1980) for Czechoslovakia
Most wins
1: Six coaches
Youngest coach
44y 117d: Jozef Vengloš (vs West Germany, EURO 1980) for Czechoslovakia
48y 116d: Štefan Tarkovič (vs Poland, EURO 2020) for Slovakia
Oldest coach
62y 70d: Ján Kozák (vs Germany, EURO 2016)
PENALTIES
Penalties awarded: 1 (Czechoslovakia)
Missed 1
Penalties conceded: 4 (Slovakia)
Scored 2
Saved 2
Penalty shoot-outs
W 5-3 vs West Germany, final (20/06/1976) (as Czechoslovakia)
W 9-8 vs Italy, third-place play-off (21/06/1980) (as Czechoslovakia)
ALL EURO FIXTURES
1960
06/07/1960: Czechoslovakia 0-3 Soviet Union (semi-finals, Marseille)
09/07/1960: Czechoslovakia 2-0 France (third-place play-off, Marseille)
1976
16/06/1976: Czechoslovakia 3-1 Netherlands aet (semi-finals, Zagreb)
20/06/1976: Czechoslovakia 2-2 West Germany aet, 5-3 pens (final, Belgrade)
1980
11/06/1980: Czechoslovakia 0-1 West Germany (group, Rome)
14/06/1980: Greece 1-3 Czechoslovakia (group, Rome)
17/06/1980: Netherlands 1-1 Czechoslovakia (group, Milan)
21/06/1980: Czechoslovakia 1-1 Italy, 9-8 pens (third-place play-off, Naples)
2016
11/06/2016: Wales 2-1 Slovakia (group, Bordeaux)
15/06/2016: Russia 1-2 Slovakia (group, Lille Métropole)
20/06/2016: Slovakia 0-0 England (group, Saint-Étienne)
26/06/2016: Germany 3-0 Slovakia (round of 16, Lille Métropole)
2020
14/06/2021: Poland 1-2 Slovakia (group, St Petersburg)
18/06/2021: Sweden 1-0 Slovakia (group, St Petersburg)
23/06/2021: Slovakia 0-5 Spain (group, Seville)
2024
17/06/2024: Belgium 0-1 Slovakia (group, Frankfurt)
21/06/2024: Slovakia 1-2 Ukraine (group, Düsseldorf)
26/06/2024: Slovakia 1-1 Romania (group, Frankfurt)
30/06/2024: England 2-1 Slovakia aet (round of 16, Gelsenkirchen)
Last updated: 30 June 2024