Representative soccer Croatia girl
Representative soccer Croatia girl | |||
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A country or area | Croatia | ||
Association | Croatian Football League (HNS) | ||
Supervision | Dean Klafurić | ||
Most starter | Sandra ジキッチ (46 games) | ||
Most score player | Catalina Colla (14 scores) | ||
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The first international game | |||
1993October 28 Slovenian 3-2 Croatia (Slovenia) | |||
Most wide margin victory game | |||
2001May 27 Croatian 8-2 Slovenia (Croatia) | |||
Most wide margin defeat game | |||
2004October 2 Rumanian 10-0 Croatia (Romania) | |||
The girl World Cup | |||
The participation number of times | 0 times | ||
The Olympics | |||
The participation number of times | 0 times | ||
UEFA Europe girl championship | |||
The participation number of times | 0 times | ||
National team of the soccer that representative soccer Croatia girl is organized by the Croatian Football League (Croatian: Hrvatski nogometni savez British: Croatian Football Federation, abbreviated designation: HNS). I belong to Union of European Football Association (UEFA).
The participation does not have girl World Cup, the Olympics together.
Table of contents
Results of the World Cup
- 1991 - nonparticipation
- 1995 - nonparticipation
- 1999 - nonparticipation
- 2003 - qualifier defeat
- 2007 - qualifier defeat
- 2011 - qualifier defeat
Results of the Olympics
- 1996 - qualifier defeat
- 2000 - qualifier defeat
- 2004 - qualifier defeat
- 2008 - qualifier defeat
- 2012 - qualifier defeat
Results of the UEFA Europe girl championship
I write down results after 1991 when Croatia became independent.
- 1991 - nonparticipation
- 1993 - nonparticipation
- 1995 - qualifier defeat
- 1997 - qualifier defeat
- 2001 - qualifier defeat
- 2005 - qualifier defeat
- 2009 - qualifier defeat
- 2013 - qualifier defeat
FIFA ranking
- First appearance -44 rank (July, 2003)
- The best order -65 rank (November, 2010)
- The minimum order -44 digit (July, 2003)
Player
Allied item
Footnote
Outside link
- Football League official site (Croatian) of Croatia
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