European Football Championships All Stars

European Football Championships All Stars

Euro Teams of the Tournament 1960-2008

Euro 1960

1. Lev Yashin (Soviet Union)
2. Vladimir Djurkovic (Yugoslavia)
3. Ladislav Novak (Czechoslovakia)
4. Igor Netto (Soviet Union)
5. Josef Masopust (Czechoslovakia)
6. Valentin Ivanov (Soviet Union)
7. Slava Metrevelli (Soviet Union)
8. Milan Galic (Yugoslavia)
9. Viktor Ponedelnik (Soviet Union)
10.Dragoslav Sekularac (Yugoslavia)
11.Borivoje Kostic (Yugoslavia)

Euro 1964

1. Lev Yashin (Soviet Union)
2. Feliciano Rivilla (Spain)
3. Dezso Novak (Hungary)
4. Ignacio Zoco (Spain)
5. Fernando Olivella (Spain)
6. Amancio Amaro (Spain)
7. Ferenc Bene (Hungary)
8. Valentin Ivanov (Soviet Union)
9. Jesus Maria Pereda (Spain)
10.Luis Suarez (Spain)
11.Florian Albert (Hungary)

Euro 1968

1. Dino Zoff (Italy)
2. Mirsad Fazlagic (Yugoslavia)
3. Albert Schesternev (Soviet Union)
4. Giacinto Facchetti (Italy)
5. Bobby Moore (England)
6. Ivica Osim (Yugoslavia)
7. Sandro Mazzola (Italy)
8. Angelo Domenghini (Italia)
9. Geoff Hurst (England)
10.Luigi Riva (Italy)
11.Dragan Dzajic (YUgoslavia)

Euro 1972

1. Evgeni Rudakov (Soviet Union)
2. Revaz Dzodzuashvili (Soviet Union)
3. Paul Breitner (West Germany)
4. Franz Beckenbauer (West Germany)
5. Murtaz Khurtsilava (Soviet Union)
6. Uli Hoenness (West Germany)
7. Gunter Netzer (West Germany)
8. Herbert Wimmer (West Germany)
9. Raoul Lambert (Belgium)
10.Gerd Muller (West Germany)
11.Jupp Heynckes (West Germany)

Euro 1976

1.Ivo Viktor (Czechoslovakia)
2.Jan Pivarnik (Zcechoslovakia)
3.Ruud Krol (Netherlands)
4.Franz Beckenbauer (West Germany)
5.Jaroslav Pollak (Czechoslovakia)
6.Anton Ondrus (Czechoslovakia)
7.Rainer Bonhof (West Germany)
8.Zdenek Nehoda (Czechoslovakia)
9.Dieter Muller (West Germany)
10.Antonin Panenka (Czechoslovakia)
11.Dragan Dzajic (Yugoslavia)

Euro 1980

1.Dino Zoff (Italy)
2.Claudio Gentile (Italy)
3.Gaetano Scirea (Italy)
4.Karlheinz Forster (West Germany)
5.Hans-Peter Briegel (West Germany)
6.Jan Ceulemans (Belgium)
7.Marco Tardelli (Italy)
8.Bernd Schuster (West Germany)
9.Hansi Mulller (West Germany)
10.Karl-Heinz Rummenigge (West Germany)
11.Horst Hrubesch (West Germany)

Euro 1984

1.Harald Schumacher (West Germany)
2.Joao Pinto (Portugal)
3.Karlheinz Forster (West Germany)
4.Morten Olsen (Denmark)
5.Andreas Brehme (West Germany)
6.Fernando Chalana (Portugal)
7.Alain Giresse (France)
8.Jean Tigana (France)
9.Frank Arnesen (Denmark)
10.Michel Platini (France)
11.Rudi Voller (West Germany)

Euro 1988

1.Hans van Breukelen (Netherlands)
2.Giuseppe Bergomi (Italy)
3.Ronald Koeman (Netherlands)
4.Frank Rijkaard (Netherlands)
5.Paolo Maldini (Italy)
6.Giuseppe Giannini (Italy)
7.Lothar Matthaus (West Germany)
8.Jan Wouters (Netherlands)
9.Ruud Gullit (Netherlands)
10.Gianluca Vialli (Italy)
11.Marco van Basten (Netherlands)

Euro 1992

1.Peter Schmeichel (Denmark)
2.Jocelyn Angloma (France)
3.Laurent Blanc (France)
4.Jurgen Kohler (Germany)
5.Ruud Gullit (Netherlands)
6.Andreas Brehme (Germany)
7.Stefan Effenberg (Germany)
8.Thomas Hassler (Germany)
9.Brian Laudrup (Denmark)
10.Dennis Bergkamp (Denmark)
11.Marco van Basten (Netherlands)

Euro 1996

1.Andreas Kopke (Germany)
2.Laurent Blanc (France)
3.Marcel Desailly (France)
4.Matthias Sammer (Germany)
5.Paolo Maldini (Italy)
6.Paul Gascoigne (England)
7.Karel Poborsky (Czech Republic)
8.Dieter Eilts (Germany)
9.Alan Shearer (England)
10.Hristo Stoichkov (Bulgaria)
11.Davor Suker (Croatia)

Euro 2000

1.Francesco Toldo (Italy)
2.Laurent Blanc (France)
3.Fabio Cannavaro (Italy)
4.Paolo Maldini (Italy)
5.Lilian Thuram (France)
6.Zinedine Zidane (France)
7.Patrick Vieira (France)
8.Luis Figo (Portugal)
9.Edgar Davids (Netherlands)
10.Patrick Kluivert (Netherlands)
11.Francesco Totti (Italy)

Euro 2004

1.Petr Cech (Czech Republic)
2.Traianos Dellas (Greece)
3.Ricardo Carvalho (Portugal)
4.Giourkas Seitaridis (Greece)
5.Gianluca Zambrotta (Italy)
6.Maniche (Portugal)
7.Pavel Nedved (Czech Republic)
8.Theodoros Zagorakis (Greece)
9.Milan Baros (Czech Republic)
10.Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal)
11.Wayne Rooney (England)

Euro 2008

1.Iker Casillas (Spain)
2.Carles Puyol (Spain)
3.Carlos Marchena (Spain)
4.Philipp Lahm (Germany)
5.Yuri Zhirkov (Russia)
6.Marcos Senna (Spain)
7.Luka Modric (Croatia)
8.Xavi Hernandez (Spain)
9.Hamit Altintop (Turkey)
10.Andrey Arshavin (Russia)
11.David Villa (Spain)

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Meet the Europe's Double-Winners

Meet the Europe's Double-Winners

A great momentum for a player to make an European double success ~ winning the European titles at both club and national levels in the same year. In fact, this achievement has been rarely found and accordingly a unique one. The club competition refers to the former UEFA Champions Cup and the current UEFA Champions League, the most prestigious club competition in Europe held since mid-1950s.

It must be a wonderful memory for those who have been graced by such particular status for not many able ~ or, to be precisely, fortunate ~ to get it. For example Paolo Maldini is far above Gerald Vanenburg in term of silverware collections and fame and many things. But the former has to admit that the Dutchman is more successful in term of this double-winning category. The latter was one of the squads playing football for PSV Eindhoven, the Champions of Europe in 1988, when they won the Euro'88 in De Oranje jersey. Another example, Michael Laudrup was unlucky not to be included by Coach Moeller-Nielsen into the 1992 winning squads despite the winners with Barcelona at the year's Champions Cup.

So far there are only seven players who make the doubles, and of them, the Dutchmen dominate the list by registering five players, thanks to PSV Eindhoven's only success, but the greatest ever in term of double-winning side, and impressive achievement of the "Rinus Michels' Total Football" in Euro'88 held in the former West Germany.

A unique fashion was demonstrated by Luis Suarez and Nicolas Anelka, who represented Spain in Euro'64 and France in Euro 2000, respectively. Suarez and Anelka brought his country to the European triumph following the success at club level with Internazionale Milan and Real Madrid, respectively. In other words, they won the Champions when they played professional football in foreign countries. Meanwhile, Gerrard Pique could have had followed his senior compatriot had he stayed in the jersey of Manchester United, the Champions League winners in 2008, when Spain tipped-off the second European title. Instead, Pique was on loan to Real Zaragoza.

List of European Double-Winners

1. Luis Suarez (Internazionale Milan - Spain)
2. Hans van Breukelen (PSV Eindhoven - Netherlands)
3. Ronald Koeman (PSV Eindhoven - Netherlands)
4. Berry van Aerle (PSV Eindhoven - Netherlands)
5. Gerald Vanenburg (PSV Eindhoven - Netherlands)
6. Wim Kieft (PSV Eindhoven - Netherlands)
7. Nicolas Anelka (Real Madrid - France)

Generally speaking, Spain, Germany, Italy, Netherlands and England, according to their convincing results during the Euro 2012 qualifiers, have been on the pole position of the favorites to win the Euro 2012, whatsoever they take form. This trend can be combined by the positive run of Barcelona, AC Milan, and Real Madrid at the 2011/2012 UEFA Champions League (as of the 1st leg of the Last-16) has hovered hope to their players to be called into the fixed squads of their respective national sides next summer. It can be Xavi Hernandez & Co. the patriots of their own, be Mesut Oezil & Co. inheriting Suarez's legacy, or even be Mark van Bommel & Co. clarifying the dominance of the Dutch Double-winners.

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Denmark

Denmark

Euro 1964 (Poul Petersen)

.John Amdisen (Aarhus GF)
.Carl Bertelsen (Esbjerg fB)
.John Danielsen (B 1909)
.Bent Hansen (B 1903)
.Jens Jorgen Hansen (Esbjerg fB)
.Kaj Hansen (Frem)
.Helge Jorgensen (Odense KFUM)
.Birger Larsen (Frem)
.Ole Madsen (HIK)
.Erling Nielsen (B 1909)
.Leif Nielsen (Frem)
.Svend Aage Rask (B 1909)
.Jorgen Rasmussen (B 1913)
.Tom Sondergraad (B 93)
.Ole Sorensen (KB)
.Kjeld Thorst (AaB)
.Bent Wolmar (Aarhus GF)

Euro 1984 (Coach: Josef Emanuel Hubertus Piontek)

1.Ole Kjaer (Esbjerg)
2.Ole Rasmussen (Hertha Berlin)
3.Soren Busk (Gent)
4.Morten Olsen (Anderlecht)
5.Ivan Nielsen (Feijenoord)
6.Soren Lerby (Bayern Munich)
7.Jens Jorn Bertelsen (Seraing)
8.Jesper Olsen (Ajax Amsterdam)
9.Allan Simonsen (Vejle)
10.Preben Elkjaer (Lokeren)
11.Klaus Berggreen (Pisa)
12.Jan Molby (Ajax Amsterdam)
13.John Lauridsen (Espanyol)
14.Michael Laudrup (Lazio)
15.Frank Arnesen (Anderlecht)
16.Troels Rasmussen (Aarhus)
17.Steen Thychosen (Vejle)
18.John Sivebaek (Vejle)
19.Kenneth Brylle (Anderlecht)
20.Ole Qvist (KB)

Euro 1988 (Coach: Josef Emanuel Hubertus Piontek)

1.Troel Rasmussen (Aarhus)
2.John Sivebaek (Saint-Etienne)
3.Soren Busk (Wiener)
4.Morten Olsen (FC Koln)
5.Ivan Nielsen (PSV Eindhoven)
6.Soren Lerby (PSV Eindhoven)
7.John Helt (Lyngby)
8.Per Frimann (Aarhus)
9.Jan Heintze (PSV Eindhoven)
10.Preben Elkjaer (Verona)
11.Michael Laudrup (Juventus)
12.Lars Olsen (Brondby)
13.John Jensen (Brondby)
14.Jesper Olsen (Manchester United)
15.Flemming Povlsen (FC Koln)
16.Peter Schmeichel (Brondby)
17.Klaus Berggreen (Torino)
18.John Eriksen (Servette)
19.Bjorn Kristensen (Aarhus)
20.Kim Vilfort (Brondby)

Euro 1992 (Coach: Richard Moller-Nielsen)

1.Peter Schmeichel (Manchester United)
2.John Sivebaek (AS Monaco)
3.Kent Nielsen (Aarhus)
4.Lars Olsen (Trabzonspor)
5.Henrik Andersen (FC Koln)
6.Kim Christofte (Brondby)
7.John Jensen (Brondby)
8.Johnny Molby (Vejle)
9.Flemming Povlsen (Borussia Dortmund)
10.Lars Elstrup (Odense)
11.Brian Laudrup (Bayern Munich)
12.Torben Piechnik (B.1903)
13.Henrik Larsen (Lyngby)
14.Torben Frank (Lyngby)
15.Bent Christensen Arensoe (Schalke 04)
16.Mogens Krogh (Brondby)
17.Claus Christiansen (Lyngby)
18.Kim Vilfort (Brondby)
19.Peter Nielsen (Lyngby)
20.Morten Bruun (Silkeborg)

Euro 1996 (Coach: Richard Moller-Nielsen)

1.Peter Schmeichel (Manchester United)
2.Thomas Helveg (Udinese)
3.Marc Rieper (West Ham United)
4.Lars Olsen (Brondby)
5.Jes Hogh (Fenerbahce)
6.Michael Schjonberg (Odense)
7.Brian Steen Nielsen (Odense)
8.Claus Thomsen (Ipswich Town)
9.Mikkel Beck (Fortuna Koln)
10.Michael Laudrup (Real Madrid)
11.Brian Laudrup (Glasgow Rangers)
12.Torben Piechnik (Aarhus)
13.Henrik Larsen (Lyngby)
14.Jens Risager (Brondby)
15.Erik Bo Andersen (Glasgow Rangers)
16.Lars Hogh (Odense)
17.Allan Nielsen (Brondby)
18.Kim Vilfort (Brondby)
19.Stig Tofting (Aarhus)
20.Jacob Laursen (Silkeborg)
21.Soren Andersen (Aalborg BK)
22.Mogens Krogh (Brondby)

Euro 2000 (Coach: Bosse Johansson)

1.Peter Schmeichel (Sporting Lisbon)
2.Michael Schjonberg (Kaiserslautern)
3.Rene Henriksen (Panathinaikos)
4.Jes Hogh (Chelsea)
5.Jan Heintze (PSV Eindhoven)
6.Thomas Helveg (AC Milan)
7.Allan Nielsen (Tottenham Hotspur)
8.Jesper Gronkjaer (Ajax Amsterdam)
9.Jon Dahl Tomasson (Feijenoord)
10.Martin Jorgensen (Udinese)
11.Ebbe Sand (Schalke 04)
12.Soren Colding (Verona)
13.Martin Laursen (Verona)
14.Brian Steen Nielsen (Akademisk BK)
15.Stig Tofting (Duisburg)
16.Thomas Sorensen (Sunderland)
17.Bjarne Goldbaek (Fulham)
18.Miklos Molnar (Kansas City Wizards)
19.Morten Bisgaard (Udinese)
20.Thomas Gravesen (Hamburg SV)
21.Mikkel Beck (Aalborg BK)
22.Peter Kjaer (Silkeborg)

Euro 2004 (Coach: Morten Olsen)

1.Thomas Sorensen (Aston Villa)
2.Kasper Bogelund (PSV Eindhoven)
3. Rene Henriksen (Panathinaikos)
4.Martin Laursen (AC Milan)
5.Niclas Jensen (Borussia Dortmund)
6.Thomas Helveg (Inter Milan)
7.Thomas Gravesen (Everton)
8.Jesper Gronkjaer (Chelsea)
9.Jon Dahl Tomasson (AC Milan)
10.Martin Jorgensen (Udinese)
11.Ebbe Sand (Schalke 04)
12.Thomas Kahlenberg (Brondby)
13.Per Kroldrup (Udinese)
14.Claus Jensen (Charlton Athletic)
15.Daniel Jensen (Real Murcia)
16.Peter Skov-Jensen (Midtjylland)
17.Christian Poulsen (Schalke 04)
18.Brian Priske (Racing Genk)
19.Dennis Rommedahl (PSV Eindhoven)
20.Kenneth Perez (AZ Aalkmar)
21.Peter Madsen (Bochum)
22.Stephan Andersen (AB)
23.Peter Lovenkrands (Glasgow Rangers)

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Spain

Spain

Euro 1964 (Coach: Jose Villalonga)

.Adelardo Rodriguez (Atletico Madrid)
.Amancio Amaro (Real Madrid)
.Isacio Calleja (Atletico Madrid)
.Enrique Collar (Atletico Madrid)
.Luis del Sol (Juventus)
.Luis Maria Echeberria (Athletic Bilbao)
.Josep Fuste (Barcelona)
.Vicente Guillot (Valencia)
.Jose Angel Iribar (Athletic Bilbao)
.Carlos Lapetra (Real Zaragoza)
.Luis Suarez (Inter Milan)
.Marcelino Martinez (Real Zaragoza)
.Ferran Olivella (Barcelona)
.Pepin (Real Betis)
.Jesus Maria Pereda (Barcelona)
.Severino Reija (Real Zaragoza)
.Feliciano Rivilla (Atletico Madrid)
.Felix Ruiz (Real Madrid)
.Jose Vicente Train (Real Madrid)
.Ignacio Zoco (Real Madrid)

EURO 1980 (Coach: Ladislao Kubala)

1.Luis Arconada (Real Sociedad)
2.Jose Ramon Alexanko (Athletic Bilbao)
3.Migueli (Barcelona)
4.Diego (Real Sociedad)
5.Francisco Javier Uria (Sporting Gijon)
6.Juan Manuel Asensi (Barcelona)
7.Dani (Athletic Bilbao)
8.Julio Cardenosa (Real Betis)
9.Francisco Jose Carrasco (Barcelona)
10.Quini (Sporting Gijon)
11.Vicente del Bosque (Real Madrid)
12.Juanito (Real Madrid)
13.Urruti (Espanyol)
14.Rafael Gordillo (Real Betis)
15.Antonio Olmo (Barcelona)
16.Santillana (Real Madrid)
17.Jesus Maria Satrustegui (Real Sociedad)
18.Enrique Saura (Valencia)
19.Cundi (Sporting Gijon)
20.Miguel Tendillo (Valencia)
21.Jesus Maria Zamora (Real Sociedad)
22.Pedro Maria Artola (Barcelona)

EURO 1984 (Coach: Miguel Munoz)

1.Luis Arconada (Real Sociedad)
2.Santiago Urquiaga (Athletic Bilbao)
3.Jose Antonio Camacho (Real Madrid)
4.Antonio Maceda (Sporting Gijon)
5.Andoni Goikotxea (Athletic Bilbao)
6.Rafael Gordillo (Real Betis)
7.Juan Antonio Senor (Real Zaragoza)
8.Victor Munoz (Barcelona)
9.Santillana (Real Madrid)
10.Ricardo Gallego (Real Madrid)
11.Francisco Jose Carrasco (Barcelona)
12.Salvador Garcia (Real Zaragoza)
13.Francisco Buyo (Sevilla)
14.Julio Alberto Moreno (Barcelona)
15.Roberto Fernandez (Valencia)
16.Francisco Lopez (Sevilla)
17.Marcos Alonso (Barcelona)
18.Emilio Butragueno (Real Madrid)
19.Manuel Sarabia (Athletic Bilbao)
20.Andoni Zubizarreta (Athletic Bilbao)

EURO 1988 (Coach: Miguel Munoz)

1.Andoni Zubizarreta (Barcelona)
2.Tomas Renones (Atletico Madrid)
3.Jose Antonio Camacho (Real Madrid)
4.Genar Andrinua (Athletic Bilbao)
5.Victor Munoz (Barcelona)
6.Ramon Caldere (Barcelona)
7.Julio Salinas (Atletico Madrid)
8.Manuel Sanchis (Real Madrid)
9.Emilio Butragueno (Real Madrid)
10.Eloy (Sporting Gijon)
11.Rafael Gordillo (Real Madrid)
12.Diego Rodriguez Fernandez (Real Betis)
13.Francisco Buyo (Real Madrid)
14.Ricardo Gallego (Real Madrid)
15.Eusebio (Atletico Madrid)
16.Jose Mari Bakero (Real Sociedad)
17.Txiki Beguiristain (Real Sociedad)
18.Miguel Soler (Espanyol)
19.Rafael Martin Vazquez (Real Madrid)
20.Michel (Real Madrid)

EURO 1996 (Coach: Javier Clemente)

1.Andoni Zubizarreta (Valencia)
2.Juan Manuel Lopez (Atletico Madrid)
3.Alberto Belsue (Real Zaragoza)
4.Rafael Alkorta (Real Madrid)
5.Abelardo (Barcelona)
6.Fernando Hierro (Real Madrid)
7.Jose Emilio Amavisca (Real Madrid)
8.Julen Guerrero (Athletic Bilbao)
9.Juan Antonio Pizzi (Tenerife)
10.Donato Gama da Silva (Deportivo La Coruna)
11.Alfonso Perez Munoz (Real Betis)
12.Sergi Barjuan (Barcelona)
13.Santiago Canizares (Real Madrid)
14.Kiko Narvaez (Atletico Madrid)
15.Jose Luis Caminero (Atletico Madrid)
16.Jorge Otero (Valencia)
17.Javier Manjarin (Deportivo La Coruna)
18.Guillermo Amor (Barcelona)
19.Julio Salinas (Sporting Gijon)
20.Miguel Angel Nadal (Barcelona)
21.Luis Enrique (Real Madrid)
22.Jose Molina (Atletico Madrid)

EURO 2000 (Coach: Jose Antonio Camacho)

1.Santiago Canizares (Valencia)
2.Michel Salgado (Real Madrid)
3.Agustin Aranzabal (Real Sociedad)
4.Josep Guardiola (Barcelona)
5.Abelardo (Barcelona)
6.Fernando Hierro (Real Madrid)
7.Ivan Helguera (Real Madrid)
8.Fran (Deportivo La Coruna)
9.Pedro Munitis (Racing Santander)
10.Raul Gonzales (Real Madrid)
11.Alfonso Perez Munoz (Real Betis)
12.Sergi Barjuan (Barcelona)
13.Iker Casillas (Real Madrid)
14.Gerard Lopez (Valencia)
15.Vicente Engonga (Real Mallorca)
16.Gaizka Mendieta (Valencia)
17.Joseba Etxeberria (Athletic Bilbao)
18.Paco Jemez (Real Zaragoza)
19.Juan Velasco (Celta Vigo)
20.Ismael Urzaiz (Athletic Bilbao)
21.Juan Carlos Valeron (Atletico Madrid)
22.Jose Molina (Atletico Madrid)

EURO 2004 (Coach: Inaki Saez)

1.Santiago Canizares (Valencia)
2.Joan Capdevilla (Deportivo La Coruna)
3.Carlos Marchena (Valencia)
4.David Albelda (Valencia)
5.Carles Puyol (Barcelona)
6.Ivan Helguera (Real Madid)
7.Raul Gonzales (Real Madrid)
8.Ruben Baraja (Valencia)
9.Fernando Torres (Atletico Madrid)
10.Fernando Morientes (AS Monaco)
11.Albert Luque (Deportivo La Coruna)
12.Gabri (Barcelona)
13.Daniel Aranzubia (Athletic Bilbao)
14.Vicente (Valencia)
15.Raul Bravo (Real Madrid)
16.Xabi Alonso (Real Sociedad)
17.Joseba Exteberria (Athletic Bilbao)
18.Cesar Martin (Deportivo La Coruna)
19.Joaquin (Real Betis)
20.Xavi Hernandez (Barcelona)
21.Juan Carlos Valeron (Deportivo La Coruna)
22.Juanito (Real Betis)
23.Iker Casillas (Real Madrid)

EURO 2008 (Coach: Luis Aragones)

1.Iker Casillas (Real Madrid)
2.Raul Albiol (Valencia)
3.Fernando Navarro (Real Mallorca)
4.Carlos Marchena (Valencia)
5.Carles Puyol (Barcelona)
6.Andres Iniesta (Barcelona)
7.David Villa (Valencia)
8.Xavi Hernandez (Barcelona)
9.Fernando Torres (Liverpool)
10.Cesc Fabregas (Arsenal)
11.Joan Capdevilla (Villareal)
12.Santi Cazorla (Villareal)
13.Andres Palop (Sevilla)
14.Xabi Alonso (Liverpool)
15.Sergio Ramos (Real Madrid)
16.Sergio Garcia (Real Zaragoza)
17.Dani Guiza (Real Mallorca)
18.Alvaro Arbeloa (Liverpool)
19.Marcos Senna (Villareal)
20.Juanito (Real Betis)
21.David Silva (Valencia)
22.Ruben de la Red (Getafe)
23.Jose Manuel Reina (Liverpool)

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Soviet Union/CIS/Russia

Soviet Union/CIS/Russia

EURO 1960 (Coach: Gavril Kachalin)

.Gherman Apukhtin (CSKA Moskow)
.Valentin Bubukin (Lokomotiv Moskow)
.Givi Chokheli (Dinamo Tbilisi)
.Valentin Ivanov (Torpedo Moskow)
.Zaur Kaloyev (Torpedo Moskow)
.Vladimir Kesarev (Dynamo Moskow)
.Yory Kovalyov (Dynamo Kiev)
.Anatoly Krotikov (Spartak Moskow)
.Vladimir Maslachenko (Lokomotiv Moskow)
.Anatoly Maslyonkin (Spartak Moskow)
.Mikhail Meskhi (Dinamo Tbilisi)
.Slava Metreveli (Torpedo Moskow)
.Igor Netto (Spartak Moskow)
.Viktor Ponedelnik (SKA Rostov)
.Viktor Tsarev (Dynamo Moskow)
.Yory Voinov (Dynamo Kiev)
.Lev Yashin (Dynamo Moskow)

EURO 1964 (Coach: Konstantin Beskov)

.Viktor Anichkin (Dynamo Moskow)
.Albert Shesterniev (CSKA Moskow)
.Igor Chislenko (Dynamo Moskow)
.Eduard Dubinski (CSKA Moskow)
.Vladimir Glotov (Dynamo Moskow)
.Gennady Gusarov (Dynamo Moskow)
.Valentin Ivanov (Torpedo Moskow)
.Galimzyan Khusainov (Spartak Moskow)
.Valery Korneyev (Spartak Moskow)
.Anatoly Krutikov (Spartak Moskow)
.Eduard Malofeyev (Dynamo Minsk)
.Slava Metreveli (Dynamo Tbilisi)
.Eduard Mudrik (Dynamo Moskow)
.Viktor Ponedelnik (SKA Rostov)
.Viktor Shustikov (Torpedo Moskow)
.Ramaz Urushadze (Torpedo Kutaisi)
.Valery Voronin (Torpedo Moskow)
.Lev Yashin (Dynamo Moskow)

EURO 1968 (Coach: Mikhail Yakushin)

1.Yuri Pshenichnikov (CSKA Moskow)
2.Viktor Anichkin (Dynamo Moskow)
3.Valentin Afonin (SKA Rostov)
4.Anatoly Banishevskiy (Neftchi Baku)
5.Anatoliy Byshovets (Dynamo Kiev)
6.Valery Voronin (Torpedo Moskow)
7.Gennady Yevriuzhikin (Dynamo Moskow)
8.Yuri Istomin (CSKA Moskow)
9.Anzor Kavazashvili (Torpedo Moskow)
10.Vladimir Kaplichny (CSKA Moskow)
11.Eduard Malofeyev (Dynamo Minsk)
12.Vladimir Muntyan (Dynamo Kiev)
13.Givi Nodia (Dinamo Tbilisi)
14.Evgeni Rudakov (Dynamo Kiev)
15.Vladimir Levchenko (Dynamo Kiev)
16.Murtaz Khurtsilava (Dinamo Tbilisi)
17.Igor Chislenko (Dynamo Moskow)
18.Albert Shesternyov (CSKA Moskow)
19.Aleksandr Lenev (Torpedo Moskow)
20.Kakhi Asatiani (Tbilisi)
21.Gennady Logofet (Spartak Moskow)
22.Nikolai Smolnikov (Neftchi Baku)

EURO 1972 (Pelatih: Aleksandr Ponomarev)
.Vladimir Pilguy (Dynamo Moskow)
.Evhen Rudakov (Dynamo Kiev)
.Nikolay Abramov (Spartak Moskow)
.Revaz Dzodzuashvili (Dinamo Tbilisi)
.Yuri Istomin (CSKA Moskow)
.Vladimir Kaplichny (CSKA Moskow)
.Viktor Matvienko (Dynamo Kiev)
.Vladimir Troshkin (Dynamo Kiev)
.Anatoly Baidachny (Dynamo Moskow)
.Oleg Dolmatov (Dynamo Moskow)
.Murtaz Khurtsilava (Dinamo Tbilisi)
.Viktor Koltov (Dynamo Kiev)
.Anatoly Konjkov (Shakhtar Donetsk)
.Vladimir Muntyan (Dynamo Kiev)
.Anatoliy Banishevskiy (Neftchi Baku)
.Eduard Kozinkevich (Karpaty Lviv)
.Givi Nodia (Dinamo Tbilisi)
.Vladimir Onischenko (Zarya Voroshilovgrad)

EURO 1988 (Coach: Valeri Lobanovsky)

1.Rinat Dasayev (Spartak Moskow)
2.Volodymyr Bessonov (Dynamo Kiev)
3.Vagiz Khidiyatullin (Spartak Moskow)
4.Oleg Kuznetzov (Dynamo Kiev)
5.Anatoliy Demyanenko (Dynamo Kiev)
6.Vasiliy Rats (Dynamo Kiev)
7.Sergei Aleinikov (Dynamo Minsk)
8.Gennadiy Litovchenko (Dynamo Kiev)
9.Aleksandr Zavarov (Dynamo Kiev)
10.Oleg Protasov (Dynamo Kiev)
11.Igor Belanov (Bynamo Kiev)
12.Ivan Vishnevsky (Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk)
13.Tengiz Sulakvelidze (Dinamo Tbilisi)
14.Vyacheslav Sukristov (Zalgiris Vilnius)
15.Aleksei Mikhalichenko (Dynamo Kiev)
16.Viktor Chanov (Dynamo Kiev)
17.Sergey Dmitriev (Zenit Leningrad)
18.Sergey Gotsmanov (Dynamo Minsk)
19.Sergei Baltacha (Dinamo Kiev)
20.Viktor Pasulko (Spartak Moskow)

EURO'92 (Coach: Anatoli Byshovets)
 
1.Dmitri Kharine (CSKA Moskow)
2.Andrei Chernyshov (Spartak Moskow)
3.Kakhaber Tskhadadze (Spartak Moskow)
4.Akhrik Tsveiba (Dynamo Kiev)
5.Oleg Kuznetsov (Rangers)
6.Igor Shalimov (Foggia)
7.Aleksei Mikhailichenko (Rangers)
8.Andrei Kanchelskis (Manchester United)
9.Sergei Aleinikov (Lecce)
10.Igor Dobrovolski (Servette)
11.Sergei Yuran (Benfica)
12.Stanislav Cherchesov (Spartak Moskow)
13.Sergei Kiriakov (Dynamo Moskow)
14.Vladimir Liuty (Duisburg)
15.Igor Kolyvanov (Foggia)
16.Dmitri Kuznetsov (Espanyol)
17.Igor Korneev (Espanyol)
18.Viktor Onopko (Spartak Moskow)
19.Igor Lediakhov (Spartak Moskow)
20.Andrei Ivanov (Spartak Moskow)

EURO'96 (Coach: Oleg Romantsev)

1.Dmitri Kharine (Chelsea)
2.Omari Tetradze (Alania Vladikavkaz)
3.Yuri Nikiforov (Spartak Moskow)
4.Ilia Tysmbalar (Spartak Moskow)
5.Yuri Kovtun (Dynamo Moskow)
6.Valery Karpin (Real Sociedad)
7.Viktor Onopko (Real Oviedo)
8.Andrei Kanchelskis (Everton)
9.Igor Kolyvanov (Foggia)
10.Aleksandr Mostovoi (Strasbourg)
11.Sergei Kiriakov (Karlsruhe)
12.Stanislav Cherchesov (Tirol Innsbruck)
13.Yevegeni Bushmanov (CSKA Moskow)
14.Igor Dobrovolski (tanpa klub)
15.Igor Shalimov (Udinese)
16.Igor Simutenkov (Reggiana) 
17.Vladimir Beschastnykh (Werder Bremen)
18.Igor Yanovskiy (Alania Vladikavkaz)
19.Vladislav Radimov (CSKA Moskow)
20.Sergei Gorlukovich (Spartak Moskow)
21.Dmitri Khokhlov (CSKA Moskow)
22.Sergei Ovchinnikov (Lokomotiv Moskow)

EURO 2004 (Coach: Georgi Yartsev)

1.Sergei Ovchinnikov (Lokomotiv Moskow)
2.Vladislav Radimov (Zenit St.Petersburg)
3.Dmitri Sychev (Lokomotiv Moskow)
4.Aleksei Smertin (Portsmouth)
5.Andrei Karyaka (Krylya Sovetov Samara)
6.Igor Semshov (Torpedo Moskow)
7.Marat Izmailov (Lokomotiv Moskow)
8.Rolan Gusev (CSKA Moskow)
9.Dmitry Bulykin (Dynamo Moskow)
10.Aleksandr Mostovoi (Celta Vigo)
11.Aleksandr Kerzhakov (Zenit St.Petersburg)
12.Vyacheslav Malafeev (Zenit St.Petersburg)
13.Roman Sharonov (Rubin Kazan)
14.Aleksandr Anyukov (Krylya Sovetov Samara)
15.Dmitri Alenichev (Porto)
16.Vadim Evseev (Lokomotiv Moskow)
17.Dmitri Sennikov (Lokomotiv Moskow)
18.Dmitri Kirichenko (CSKA Moskow)
19.Vladimir Bystrov (Zenit St.Petersburg)
20.Dmitri Loskov (Lokomotiv Moskow)
21.Evgeni Aldonin (CSKA Moskow)
22.Igor Akinfeev (CSKA Moskow)

EURO 2008 (Coach: Guus Hiddink)

1.Igor Akinfeev (CSKA Moskow)
2.Vasili Berezutski (CSKA Moskow)
3.Renat Yanbayev (Lokomotiv Moskow)
4.Sergei Ignashevich (CSKA Moskow)
5.Aleksei Berezutski (CSKA Moskow)
6.Roman Adamov (FC Moskow)
7.Dmitri Torbinski (Lokomotiv Moskow)
8.Denis Kolodin (Dynamo Moskow)
9.Ivan Saenko (Nurnberg)
10.Andrei Arshavin (Zenit St.Petersburg)
11.Sergei Semak (Rubin Kazan)
12.Vladimir Gabulov (Dynamo Moskow)
13.Oleg Ivanov (Krylya Sovetov Samara)
14.Roman Shirokov (Zenit St.Petersburg)
15.Diniyar Bilyaletdinov (Lokomotiv Moskow)
16.Vyacheslav Malafeev (Zenit St.Petersburg)
17.Konstantin Zyryanov (Zenit St.Petersburg)
18.Yuri Zhirkov (CSKA Moskow)
19.Roman Pavlyuchenko (Spartak Moskow)
20.Igor Semshov (Dynamo Moskow)
21.Dmitri Sychev (Lokomotiv Moskow)
22.Aleksandr Anyukov (Zenit St.Petersburg)
23.Vladimir Bystrov (Spartak Moskow)

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