Germany and Croatia, two footballing nations with unique stories on the international stage, are set to collide in a riveting encounter. Germany boasts an impressive trophy cabinet, having clinched the UEFA European Championship three times, while Croatia seeks to etch its name among the champions.
The impending clash between Germany and Croatia is guaranteed to be a fascinating encounter. The stadium will be jam-packed, with passionate supporters flocking to witness this showdown. Fans can purchase Germany vs Croatia tickets on SeatPick. We offer an extensive selection of ticket options to suit every budget.
Germany and Croatia UEFA Euros Tournament Record
Germany, affectionately known as Die Mannschaft, has left their unique stamp on the UEFA European Championships. They’ve won the tournament on three occasions - a feat that only they and Spain have managed.
Renowned for their winning mentality, Germany holds the record for most appearances in a European Championship final. They’ve taken part in the grand occasion six times. Here are all the Euro final results from their rich history:
• Euro 1972: Germany 3-0 Soviet Union, Heysel Stadium
• Euro 1976: Czechoslovakia 2-2 Germany (Germany won 5-3 on penalties), Stadion Crvena Zvezda
• Euro 1980: Germany 2-1 Belgium, Stadio Olimpico
• Euro 1992: Denmark 2-0 Germany, Ullevi
• Euro 1996: Germany 2-1 Czech Republic, Wembley Stadium
• Euro 2008: Spain 1-0 Germany, Ernst Happel Stadium
In contrast, Croatia has never progressed past the quarter-finals in the UEFA European Championships. They regularly perform better at the World Cup, reaching the semi-finals on four occasions since their first appearance in 1998.
Germany vs Croatia Head to Head
Germany and Croatia have met twice at the UEFA European Championships. In the Euro 1996 quarter-final at Old Trafford, eventual winners Die Mannschaft battled to beat Croatia 2-1.
Croatia got revenge at Euro 2008, beating their German counterparts 2-1 in the final group game to secure top spot in the group. They also avenged the 1996 defeat two years later at the 1998 FIFA World Cup. Croatia beat 10-man Germany 3-0 in the quarter-finals to secure their spot in the last four.
