• 1960 - did not participated
• 1964 - lost to Luxembourg 1-1, 1-2 in second round
• 1968 - did not qualify (finished third in group 5, behind Hungary and East Germany)
• 1972 - did not qualify (finished second in group 7, behind Yugoslavia)
• 1976 - 3rd place
• vs Czcheoslovakia 1-3 in OT
• vs Yugoslavia 3-2 in OT
• 1980 - first round in the final tournament (finished third in group, behind West Germany and Czechoslovakia)
• vs Greece 1-0
• vs West Germany 2-3
• vs Czechoslovakia 1-1
• 1984 - did not qualify (finished second in group behind Spain by goal difference)
• 1988 - Champion
• vs Soviet Union 0-1
• vs England 3-1
• vs Rep of Ireland 1-0
• vs West Germany 2-1
• vs Soviet Union 2-0
• 1992 - semi-finalist, 
• vs Scotland 1-0
• vs CIS 0-0
• vs Germany 3-1
• vs Denmark 2-2, 4-5 (pen)
• 1996 - quarter-finalist
• vs Scotland 0-0
• vs Switzerland 2-0
• vs England 1-4
• vs France 0-0, 4-5 (pen)
• 2000 - host with Belgium, semi-finalist
  • vs Czche Republic 1-0
  • vs Denmark 3-0
  • vs France 3-2
  • vs Yugoslavia 6-1
  • vs Italy 0-0, 1-3 (pen)
• 2004 - semi-finalist
  • vs Germany, 1-1
  • vs Czche Republic, 2-3
  • vs Lativa, 3-0
  • vs Sweden, 0-0, 5-4 (pen)
  • vs Portugal, 1-2
    

• Final Appearances: 7 (1976, 80, 88, 92, 96, 2000, 04)
• Total : Played 24 games, 13 wins, 7 draws and 4 losses, scored 39 goals, and let in 23.*
• Biggest Win : 6-1 vs Yugoslavia (2000)
• Biggest Defeat : 1-4 vs England (1996)

*these records only include final rounds. From 1960 to 1976, only 4 teams qualified for the final round. From 1980 to 1994, it increased to 8. And starting from 1996, the number doubled to 16.

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