Maintained by Erdinç Sivritepe
	Last updated: Dec 10,1999
	
	Pictures were downloaded from Superspor.
	Format
	17 countries participated.
	It was played in two-legged cup format.
	Four teams qualified to the finals in France.
	The competition was called The European Nations Cup, then.
	Euro60 Finals - France
	Final

	10 Jul 1960 Paris	 Soviet Union 2-1 Yugoslavia
				   Metrevelli     Galic
				   Ponedelnik

	Third Place

	 9 Jul 1960 Marseille  Czechoslavakia 2-0 France
				       Bubnik
				     Pavlovic
	Semi-Finals

	 6 Jul 1960 Paris	   Yugoslavia 5-4 France
				     Jerkovic     Vincent
				     Jerkovic     Heutte
					Galic     Heutte
				      Zanetic     Wisniewski
					 Knez

	 6 Jul 1960 Marseille    Soviet Union 3-0 Czechoslavakia
				       Ivanov  
				       Ivanov  
				  Poneldelnik
               
	Qualifiers
	Quarter-finals

	 8 May 1960		     Portugal 2-1 Yugoslavia
				      Santana     Kostic
				      Matateu

	22 May 1960		   Yugoslavia 5-1 Portugal
				       Kostic     Cavern
				       Kostic
				    Sekularac
				      Cebinac
					Galic

	Yugoslavia won 6-3.

	13 Dec 1959		       France 5-2 Austria
				     Fontaine     Horak
				     Fontaine     Pichler
				     Fontaine
				      Vincent
				      Vincent

	27 Mar 1960		      Austria 2-4 France
					Nemic     Marcel
				       Probst     Rahis
						  Heutte
						  Kopa (p)

	France won 9-4.

	22 May 1960		      Romania 0-2 Czechoslavakia
						  Masopust
						  Bubnik

	29 May 1960	       Czechoslavakia 3-0 Romania
				     Bubernik
				     Bubernik
					Bubka

	Czechoslavakia won 5-0.

	-			 Soviet Union  -  Spain

	Soviet Union walkover Spain.
	First Round

	 2 Nov 1958		      Romania 3-0 Turkey
					Oaida
				   Constantin
				    Dinulescu

	26 Apr 1959		       Turkey 2-0 Romania
				       Lefter
				   Lefter (p)

	Romania won 3-2.

	31 May 1959		   Yugoslavia 2-0 Bulgaria
					Galic
					Tasic

	25 Oct 1959		     Bulgaria 1-1 Yugoslavia
					 Diev     Mujic

	Yugoslavia won 3-1.

	21 Jun 1959		 East Germany 0-2 Portugal
						  Matateu
						  Columa

	28 Jun 1959		     Portugal 3-2 East Germany
				       Columa     Vogt
				       Columa     Kohle
				       Cavern

	Portugal won 5-2.

	28 Sep 1958		 Soviet Union 3-1 Hungary
					Ilyin     Gorocs
				   Metrevelli
				       Ivanov

	27 Sep 1959		      Hungary 0-1 Soviet Union
						  Voinov

	Soviet Union won 4-1.

	23 Sep 1959		      Denmark 2-2 Czechoslavakia
				   P.Pedersen     Kacani
				     B.Hansen     Dolinsky

	18 Oct 1959	       Czechoslavakia 5-1 Denmark
				     Bubernik     J.Kramer
				     Bubernik
				      Scherer
				      Scherer
				     Dolinsky

	Czechoslavakia won 7-3.

	20 May 1959		       Norway 0-1 Austria
						  Hof

	23 Sep 1959		      Austria 5-2 Norway
					Nemic     Odegaard
					Nemic     Odegaard
					  Hof
					  Hof
				      Skerlan

	Austria won 6-2.

	28 Jun 1959		       Poland 2-4 Spain
					  Pol     Di Stefano
				     Brychczy     Di Stefano
						  Suarez
						  Suarez

	14 Oct 1959			Spain 3-0 Poland
				   Di Stefano
				      Gensana
					Gento

	Spain won 7-2.

	 1 Oct 1958		       France 7-1 Greece
					 Kopa     Yfantis
				     Fontaine
				     Fontaine
				     Cisowski
				     Cisowski
				     Cisowski
				      Vincent

	 3 Dec 1958		       Greece 1-1 France
				 Papaemmanuel     Bruey

	France won 8-2.
	Qualifying Round

	 5 Apr 1959		      Ireland 2-0 Czechoslavakia
					Tuohy
				 Cantwell (p)

	10 Oct 1959	       Czechoslavakia 4-0 Ireland
				     Dolinsky
				     Pavlovic
				     Bubernik
				   Stacho (p)

	Czechoslavakia won 4-2.
	
	Scorers

	5 goals CZE Bubernik
		FRA Fontaine
	4 goals FRA Vincent
		URS Ivanov
		YUG Galic
	3 goals AUT Hof, Nemic
		FRA Cisowski, Heutte
		POR Columa
		SPA Di Stefano
		YUG Kostic
	2 goals CZE Dolinsky, Pavlovic, Scherer, Bubnik
		FRA Kopa
		NOR Odegaard
		POR Cavern
		SPA Suarez
		TUR Lefter
		URS Metrevelli, Ponedelnik
		YUG Jerkovic
	1 goal  AUT Skerlan, Horac, Pichler, Probst
		BUL Diev
		CZE Stacho, Masopust, Bubka
		DDR Vogt, Kohle
		DEN P.Pedersen, P.Hansen, J.Kramer
		FRA Bruey, Marcel, Rais, Wisniewski
		GRE Papaemmanuel
		HUN Gorocs
		IRE Tuchy, Cantwell
		POR Matateu, Santana
		POL Pol, Brychczy
		ROM Oaida, Constantin, Dinulescu
		SPA Gensano, Gento
		URS Ilyin, Voinov
		YUG Tasic, Mujic, Sekularac, Cebinac, Zanetic, Knez