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Spain vs Yugoslavia head-to-head record

Spain wins
7
Draws
4
Yugoslavia wins
5

16 meetings, 1932 to 1990Goals: Spain 16, Yugoslavia 14

Spain and Yugoslavia have met 16 times since 1932. Spain have won 7, Yugoslavia 5, and 4 matches ended level. They last met on 26 June 1990, when Yugoslavia won 2–1 at the World Cup.

The 16 meetings have produced 30 goals, 1.88 per game. They went 35 years without meeting, between 1933 and 1968.

Who has won more, Spain or Yugoslavia?

All matches16 matches

7 Spain4 drawsYugoslavia 5

Competitive11 matches

5 Spain3 drawsYugoslavia 3

Friendlies5 matches

2 Spain1 drawYugoslavia 2

Key numbers

Goals
Spain 16, Yugoslavia 141.88 per game
First meeting
Spain 2–1 YugoslaviaFriendly, 24 Apr 1932
Most recent
Spain 1–2 YugoslaviaWorld Cup, 26 Jun 1990
Spain’s biggest win
Spain 2–1 YugoslaviaWorld Cup, 20 Jun 1982
Yugoslavia’s biggest win
Spain 1–2 YugoslaviaWorld Cup, 26 Jun 1990
Most goals in a meeting
Spain 2–2 YugoslaviaWorld Cup qualifying, 19 Oct 1972
Biggest upset
Spain 0–1 YugoslaviaEuro qualifying, 10 Oct 1979Winner’s rating-based win expectancy: 25%
TFN Elo rating now
Spain 2346 (1st), Yugoslavia 1864How the rating works

Last five meetings

  1. Spain1Yugoslavia2

    World Cup

    Verona, Italy (neutral)

  2. Yugoslavia0Spain1

    Friendly

    Ljubljana, Yugoslavia

  3. Spain1Yugoslavia2

    Friendly

    Oviedo, Spain

  4. Spain0Yugoslavia1

    Friendly

    La Línea de la Concepción, Spain

  5. Spain2Yugoslavia1

    World Cup

    Valencia, Spain

Who has had the upper hand over time?

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

Above the line: Spain have won more Below: Yugoslavia have won more
24 April 1932: Spain 2–1 Yugoslavia (Friendly). Spain +130 April 1933: Yugoslavia 1–1 Spain (Friendly). Spain +127 October 1968: Yugoslavia 0–0 Spain (World Cup qualifying). Spain +130 April 1969: Spain 2–1 Yugoslavia (World Cup qualifying). Spain +219 October 1972: Spain 2–2 Yugoslavia (World Cup qualifying). Spain +221 October 1973: Yugoslavia 0–0 Spain (World Cup qualifying). Spain +213 February 1974: Yugoslavia 1–0 Spain (World Cup qualifying). Spain +110 October 1976: Spain 1–0 Yugoslavia (World Cup qualifying). Spain +230 November 1977: Yugoslavia 0–1 Spain (World Cup qualifying). Spain +34 October 1978: Yugoslavia 1–2 Spain (Euro qualifying). Spain +410 October 1979: Spain 0–1 Yugoslavia (Euro qualifying). Spain +320 June 1982: Spain 2–1 Yugoslavia (World Cup). Spain +47 June 1984: Spain 0–1 Yugoslavia (Friendly). Spain +314 September 1988: Spain 1–2 Yugoslavia (Friendly). Spain +226 May 1990: Yugoslavia 0–1 Spain (Friendly). Spain +326 June 1990: Spain 1–2 Yugoslavia (World Cup). Spain +2Level
Spain lead by 2 wins after the latest meeting. The biggest lead was 4, held by Spain from 4 October 1978.

Every meeting on one timeline

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

Home, away and neutral

In Spain's home games

8 matches

413

SpainDrawsYugoslavia

In Yugoslavia's home games

6 matches

330

SpainDrawsYugoslavia

At neutral venues

2 matches

002

SpainDrawsYugoslavia

Record by competition

Record by competition
CompetitionPlayedSpainDrawsYugoslaviaGoals
World Cup qualifying73316–4
Friendly52125–5
World Cup21013–3
Euro qualifying21012–2

Meetings by decade

Spain wins Draws Yugoslavia wins
Meetings by decade
DecadeResultsPlayedGoals
1930s25
1960s23
1970s711
1980s37
1990s24

Longest runs

Longest runs
Longest run ofSpainYugoslavia
Wins in a row31976 to 197821984 to 1988
Unbeaten meetings61932 to 197331972 to 1974

The longest run of draws is 2, from 19 October 1972 to 21 October 1973.

Top scorers in Spain vs Yugoslavia

  1. 1Amancio AmaroSpain2
  2. 2Dragan StojkovićYugoslavia2
  3. 3Dušan BajevićYugoslavia2
  4. 4JuanitoSpain2(1 penalty)

Scorer records exist for 9 of the 16 meetings, mostly competitive matches. Own goals are not credited to a player.

Questions answered

How many times have Spain and Yugoslavia played each other?

16 times, starting on 24 April 1932. 11 of those meetings were competitive and 5 were friendlies.

Who has won more matches between Spain and Yugoslavia?

Spain, with 7 wins to 5. 4 matches ended level.

What is the biggest win in Spain vs Yugoslavia?

Spain’s 2–1 win at the World Cup on 20 June 1982 in Valencia.

When did Spain and Yugoslavia last play?

On 26 June 1990 in Verona, when Yugoslavia won 2–1 at the World Cup.

What is the competitive record between Spain and Yugoslavia?

In 11 competitive matches, Spain have 5 wins, Yugoslavia have 3, and 3 ended level.

Every Spain vs Yugoslavia result

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Every Spain vs Yugoslavia result
DateHomeScoreAwayCompetitionVenue
Spain1–2YugoslaviaWorld CupVerona, Italy (neutral)
Yugoslavia0–1SpainFriendlyLjubljana, Yugoslavia
Spain1–2YugoslaviaFriendlyOviedo, Spain
Spain0–1YugoslaviaFriendlyLa Línea de la Concepción, Spain
Spain2–1YugoslaviaWorld CupValencia, Spain
Spain0–1YugoslaviaEuro qualifyingValencia, Spain
Yugoslavia1–2SpainEuro qualifyingZagreb, Yugoslavia
Yugoslavia0–1SpainWorld Cup qualifyingBelgrade, Yugoslavia
Spain1–0YugoslaviaWorld Cup qualifyingSeville, Spain
Yugoslavia1–0SpainWorld Cup qualifyingFrankfurt, Germany (neutral)
Yugoslavia0–0SpainWorld Cup qualifyingZagreb, Yugoslavia
Spain2–2YugoslaviaWorld Cup qualifyingLas Palmas, Spain
Spain2–1YugoslaviaWorld Cup qualifyingBarcelona, Spain
Yugoslavia0–0SpainWorld Cup qualifyingBelgrade, Yugoslavia
Yugoslavia1–1SpainFriendlyBelgrade, Yugoslavia
Spain2–1YugoslaviaFriendlyOviedo, Spain

Recent form

Spain

  1. Wat CroatiaNations League2–1Tue 6 Oct 2026
  2. Wv Czech RepublicNations League3–1Sat 3 Oct 2026
  3. Wv CroatiaNations League4–1Tue 29 Sept 2026
  4. Wat EnglandNations League3–2Sat 26 Sept 2026
  5. Wv ArgentinaWorld Cup1–0Sun 19 Jul 2026

Yugoslavia

  1. Lat NetherlandsFriendly0–2Wed 25 Mar 1992
  2. Wat AustriaEuro qualifying2–0Wed 13 Nov 1991
  3. Lat BrazilFriendly1–3Wed 30 Oct 1991
  4. Wv Faroe IslandsEuro qualifying2–0Wed 16 Oct 1991
  5. Lat SwedenFriendly3–4Wed 4 Sept 1991

Results through 6 October 2026. Page updated 3 November 2026. How these numbers are calculated.