Denmark vs Yugoslavia head-to-head record

Denmark wins: 2
Draws: 0
Yugoslavia wins: 5

7 meetings, 1950 to 1991Goals: Denmark 11, Yugoslavia 16

Denmark and Yugoslavia have met 7 times since 1950. Yugoslavia have won 5, Denmark 2. They last met on 1 May 1991, when Denmark won 2–1 in Euro qualifying.

The 7 meetings have produced 27 goals, 3.86 per game. The biggest win is Denmark’s 5–0 at the European Championship in 1984. They went 30 years without meeting, between 1950 and 1980.

Who has won more, Denmark or Yugoslavia?

All matches7 matches

2 Denmark0 drawsYugoslavia 5

Competitive5 matches

2 Denmark0 drawsYugoslavia 3

Friendlies2 matches

0 Denmark0 drawsYugoslavia 2

Key numbers

Goals: Denmark 11, Yugoslavia 163.86 per game
First meeting: Yugoslavia 5–1 DenmarkFriendly, 28 May 1950
Most recent: Yugoslavia 1–2 DenmarkEuro qualifying, 1 May 1991
Denmark’s biggest win: Denmark 5–0 YugoslaviaEuropean Championship, 16 Jun 1984
Yugoslavia’s biggest win: Yugoslavia 5–1 DenmarkFriendly, 28 May 1950
Most goals in a meeting: Yugoslavia 5–1 DenmarkFriendly, 28 May 1950
Biggest upset: Yugoslavia 1–2 DenmarkEuro qualifying, 1 May 1991Winner’s rating-based win expectancy: 21%
TFN Elo rating now: Denmark 1912 (20th), Yugoslavia 1864How the rating works

Last five meetings

1 May 1991
Yugoslavia1Denmark2
Euro qualifying
Belgrade, Yugoslavia
14 Nov 1990
Denmark0Yugoslavia2
Euro qualifying
Copenhagen, Denmark
16 Jun 1984
Denmark5Yugoslavia0
European Championship
Lyon, France (neutral)
9 Sept 1981
Denmark1Yugoslavia2
World Cup qualifying
Copenhagen, Denmark
27 Sept 1980
Yugoslavia2Denmark1
World Cup qualifying
Ljubljana, Yugoslavia

Who has had the upper hand over time?

The line climbs with every Denmark win and drops with every Yugoslavia win, so its height shows who has won more meetings up to that point.

Above the line: Denmark have won more Below: Yugoslavia have won more

Level

Yugoslavia lead by 3 wins after the latest meeting. The biggest lead was 4, held by Yugoslavia from 9 September 1981.

Every meeting on one timeline

Denmark wins

Draws

Yugoslavia wins

Larger dots mark bigger winning margins. Hover a dot for the result.

Home, away and neutral

In Denmark's home games

3 matches

003

DenmarkDrawsYugoslavia

In Yugoslavia's home games

3 matches

102

DenmarkDrawsYugoslavia

At neutral venues

1 match

100

DenmarkDrawsYugoslavia

Record by competition

Record by competition
Competition	Played	Denmark	Yugoslavia	Goals
World Cup qualifying	2	0	2	2–4
Friendly	2	0	2	2–9
Euro qualifying	2	1	1	2–3
European Championship	1	1	0	5–0

Meetings by decade

Denmark wins Draws Yugoslavia wins

Meetings by decade
Decade	Played	Denmark	Yugoslavia	Goals
1950s	2	0	2	11
1980s	3	1	2	11
1990s	2	1	1	5

Longest runs

Longest runs
Longest run of	Denmark	Yugoslavia
Wins in a row	11991	41950 to 1981
Unbeaten meetings	11991	41950 to 1981

Top scorers in Denmark vs Yugoslavia

1Frank ArnesenDenmark3(2 penalties)
2Bent Christensen ArensøeDenmark2
3Preben ElkjærDenmark2

Scorer records exist for 5 of the 7 meetings, mostly competitive matches. Own goals are not credited to a player.

Questions answered

How many times have Denmark and Yugoslavia played each other?

7 times, starting on 28 May 1950. 5 of those meetings were competitive and 2 were friendlies.

Who has won more matches between Denmark and Yugoslavia?

Yugoslavia, with 5 wins to 2. 0 matches ended level.

What is the biggest win in Denmark vs Yugoslavia?

Denmark’s 5–0 win at the European Championship on 16 June 1984 in Lyon.

When did Denmark and Yugoslavia last play?

On 1 May 1991 in Belgrade, when Denmark won 2–1 in Euro qualifying.

What is the competitive record between Denmark and Yugoslavia?

In 5 competitive matches, Denmark have 2 wins, Yugoslavia have 3, and 0 ended level.

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Every Denmark vs Yugoslavia result

All 7 Competitive 5 Friendlies 2

Every Denmark vs Yugoslavia result
Date	Home	Score	Away	Competition	Venue
1 May 1991	Yugoslavia	1–2	Denmark	Euro qualifying	Belgrade, Yugoslavia
14 Nov 1990	Denmark	0–2	Yugoslavia	Euro qualifying	Copenhagen, Denmark
16 Jun 1984	Denmark	5–0	Yugoslavia	European Championship	Lyon, France (neutral)
9 Sept 1981	Denmark	1–2	Yugoslavia	World Cup qualifying	Copenhagen, Denmark
27 Sept 1980	Yugoslavia	2–1	Denmark	World Cup qualifying	Ljubljana, Yugoslavia
10 Sept 1950	Denmark	1–4	Yugoslavia	Friendly	Copenhagen, Denmark
28 May 1950	Yugoslavia	5–1	Denmark	Friendly	Belgrade, Yugoslavia