All the penalty shootouts in WC and Euro history.

1976 Euro
Czechoslovakia-West Germany 5-3


1980 Euro
Czechoslovakia-Italy 9-8


1982 World Cup
Germany-France 5-4


1984 Euro
Spain-Denmark 5-4


1986 World Cup
France-Brazil 4-3
Germany-Mexico 4-1
Belgium-Spain 5-4


1990 World Cup
Ireland-Romania 5-4
Argentina-Yugoslavia 3-2
Argentina-Italy 4-3
Germany-England 4-3

1992 Euro
Denmark-Holland 5-4


1994 World Cup
Bulgaria-Mexico 3-1
Sweden-Romania 5-4
Brazil-Italy 3-2


1996 Euro
France-Holland 5-4
England-Spain 4-2
Czech Republic-France 6-5
Germany-England 6-5


1998 World Cup
Argentina-England 4-3
France-Italy 4-3
Brazil-Holland 4-2

2000 Euro
Italy-Holland 3-1


2002 World Cup
Spain-Ireland 3-2
South Korea-Spain 5-3


2004 Euro
Portugal-England 6-5
Holland-Sweden 5-4


2006 World Cup
Ukraine-Switzerland 3-0
Germany-Argentina 3-2
Portugal-England 3-1 
Italy-France 5-3


2008 Euro
Turkey-Croatia 3-1
Spain-Italy 4-2


2010 World Cup
Paraguay-Japan 5-3
Uruguay-Ghana 4-2



2012 Euro
Italy-England 4-2
Spain-Portugal 4-2


In bold text, matches where the team taking the first penalty won the shootout. Since 1976, in 19 cases of 37 the team taking the first penalty have gone through. Since 2006: nine of ten, since 1998: 14 of 18.



Total record:
+4: (West) Germany (5-1)
+3: Czechoslovakia/Czech Republic (3-0)
+2: Argentina (3-1)
+1: Spain (4-3), Brazil, Portugal (2-1), Belgium, Bulgaria, South Korea, Ukraine, Turkey, Paraguay, Uruguay (1-0)
0: France (3-3), Denmark, Ireland, Sweden (1-1)
-1: Yugoslavia, Croatia, Switzerland, Japan, Ghana (0-1)
-2: Italy (3-5), Mexico, Romania (0-2)
-3: Holland (1-4)
-5: England (1-6)



Per confederation:
+4: South America (6-2)
0: Asia (1-1)
-1: Africa (0-1)
-2: Europe (29-31), North & Central America (0-2).