East Germany national football team results explained

The East Germany national football team represented the former state of East Germany from 1952 until the German reunification in 1990. The team was governed by the Deutscher Fußball-Verband, and was a part of the UEFA confederation.

East Germany's first international fixture was in 1952 against Poland, ending in a 3–0 loss. The team entered every World Cup and European Championship between 1958 and 1990, but only qualified for the final tournament on one occasion, the 1974 World Cup. The team's final fixture was a 2–0 victory against Belgium in 1990, which was initially scheduled to be a qualifying match for the 1992 European Championship before the reunification was announced.

Results

The following is a list of all fixtures played by East Germany.

1952 – 1960 – 1970 – 1980 – 1990

DateVenueOpponentsScoreCompetitionGDR scorers
21 September 1952Polish Army Stadium,
Warsaw (A)		0–3
26 October 1952Stadionul August 23,
Bucharest (A)		1–3
14 June 1953Heinz-Steyer-Stadion,
Dresden (H)		0–0
8 May 1954Walter-Ulbricht-Stadion,
East Berlin (H)		0–1
26 September 1954Ostseestadion,
Rostock (H)		0–1
24 October 1954Vasil Levski National Stadium,
Sofia (A)		1–3
18 September 1955Stadionul August 23,
Bucharest (A)		3–2
20 November 1955Walter-Ulbricht-Stadion,
East Berlin (H)		1–0
22 July 1956Silesian Stadium,
Chorzów (A)		2–0
19 September 1956Ernst-Thälmann-Stadion,
Karl-Marx-Stadt (H)		3–1
14 October 1956Vasil Levski National Stadium,
Sofia (A)		1–3
10 March 1957Walter-Ulbricht-Stadion,
East Berlin (H)		3–0
19 May 1957Zentralstadion,
Leipzig (H)		2–11958 World Cup qualifier
16 June 1957Spartak Stadium,
Brno (A)		1–31958 World Cup qualifier
25 September 1957Ninian Park,
Cardiff (A)		1–41958 World Cup qualifier
27 October 1957Zentralstadion,
Leipzig (H)		1–41958 World Cup qualifier
1 May 1958Qemal Stafa Stadium,
Tirana (A)		1–1
29 June 1958Ostseestadion,
Rostock (H)		1–1
13 August 1958Ullevaal Stadion,
Oslo (A)		5–6
14 September 1958Zentralstadion,
Leipzig (H)		3–2
5 October 1958Walter-Ulbricht-Stadion,
East Berlin (H)		1–1
2 November 1958Zentralstadion,
Leipzig (H)		4–1
11 February 1959Senayan Main Stadium,
Jakarta (A)		2–2
1 May 1959Heinz-Steyer-Stadion,
Dresden (H)		0–1
21 June 1959Walter-Ulbricht-Stadion,
East Berlin (H)		0–21960 Euro Nations' Cup qualifier
28 June 1959Estádio das Antas,
Porto (A)		2–31960 Euro Nations' Cup qualifier
12 August 1959Zentralstadion,
Leipzig (H)		2–1
6 September 1959Olympic Stadium,
Helsinki (A)		2–3
10 June 1960Vasil Levski National Stadium,
Sofia (A)		0–2
17 August 1960Zentralstadion,
Leipzig (H)		0–1
30 October 1960Ostseestadion,
Rostock (H)		5–1
4 December 1960Stade Municipal,
Tunis (A)		3–0
11 December 1960Stade d'Honneur,
Casablanca (A)		3–2
16 April 1961Megyeri úti Stadion,
Budapest (A)		0–21962 World Cup qualifier
14 May 1961Zentralstadion,
Leipzig (H)		1–11962 World Cup qualifier
28 May 1961Idrætsparken,
Copenhagen (A)		1–1
21 June 1961Georgij-Dimitroff-Stadion,
Erfurt (H)		1–2
10 September 1961Walter-Ulbricht-Stadion,
East Berlin (H)		2–31962 World Cup qualifier
22 October 1961Olympic Stadium,
Wrocław (A)		1–3
10 December 1961Stade d'Honneur,
Casablanca (A)		0–2
3 May 1962Central Lenin Stadium,
Moscow (A)		1–2
16 May 1962JNA Stadium,
Belgrade (A)		1–3
23 May 1962Zentralstadion,
Leipzig (H)		4–1
16 September 1962Zentralstadion,
Leipzig (H)		2–2
14 October 1962Heinz-Steyer-Stadion,
Dresden (H)		3–2
21 November 1962Walter-Ulbricht-Stadion,
East Berlin (H)		2–11964 Euro Nations' Cup qualifier
9 December 1962Stade Mamadou,
Bamako (A)		2–1
16 December 1962Stade du 28 Septembre,
Conakry (A)		3–2
31 March 1963Stadion Československé armády,
Prague (A)		1–11964 Euro Nations' Cup qualifier
12 May 1963Stadionul August 23,
Bucharest (A)		2–3
2 June 1963Zentralstadion,
Leipzig (H)		1–2
4 September 1963Ernst Grube Stadium,
Magdeburg (H)		1–1
19 October 1963Walter-Ulbricht-Stadion,
East Berlin (H)		1–21964 Euro Nations' Cup qualifier
3 November 1963Népstadion,
Budapest (A)		3–31964 Euro Nations' Cup qualifier
17 December 1963Bogyoke Aung San Stadium,
Yangon (A)		5–1
12 January 1964Sugathadasa Stadium,
Colombo (A)		12–1
23 February 1964Accra Sports Stadium,
Accra (A)		0–3
2 January 1965Estadio Centenario,
Montevideo (A)		2–0
25 April 1965Praterstadion,
Vienna (A)		1–11966 World Cup qualifier
23 May 1965Zentralstadion,
Leipzig (H)		1–11966 World Cup qualifier
4 September 1965Yuri Gagarin Stadium,
Varna (A)		2–3
9 October 1965Népstadion,
Budapest (A)		2–31966 World Cup qualifier
31 October 1965Zentralstadion,
Leipzig (H)		1–01966 World Cup qualifier
27 April 1966Zentralstadion,
Leipzig (H)		4–1
2 July 1966Zentralstadion,
Leipzig (H)		5–2
4 September 1966Ernst-Thälmann-Stadion,
Karl-Marx-Stadt (H)		6–0
11 September 1966Georgij-Dimitroff-Stadion,
Erfurt (H)		2–0
21 September 1966Stadion der Freundschaft,
Gera (H)		2–0
23 October 1966Central Lenin Stadium,
Moscow (A)		2–2
5 April 1967Zentralstadion,
Leipzig (H)		4–31968 Euro Championship qualifier
17 May 1967Olympia,
Hälsingborg (A)		1–0
4 June 1967Idrætsparken,
Copenhagen (A)		1–11968 Euro Championship qualifier
13 September 1967Olympic Stadium,
Amsterdam (A)		0–11968 Euro Championship qualifier
27 September 1967Népstadion,
Budapest (A)		1–31968 Euro Championship qualifier
11 October 1967Zentralstadion,
Leipzig (H)		3–21968 Euro Championship qualifier
29 October 1967Zentralstadion,
Leipzig (H)		1–01968 Euro Championship qualifier
2 February 1968Estadio Nacional,
Santiago (N)		2–2
19 October 1968Stadion Szczecin,
Szczecin (A)		1–1
29 March 1969Walter-Ulbricht-Stadion,
East Berlin (H)		2–21970 World Cup qualifier
16 April 1969Heinz-Steyer-Stadion,
Dresden (H)		2–11970 World Cup qualifier
22 June 1969Ernst Grube Stadium,
Magdeburg (H)		0–1
9 July 1969Ostseestadion,
Rostock (H)		7–0
25 July 1969Zentralstadion,
Leipzig (H)		2–2
22 October 1969Ninian Park,
Cardiff (A)		3–11970 World Cup qualifier
22 November 1969Stadio San Paolo,
Naples (A)		0–31970 World Cup qualifier
8 December 1969Al-Shaab Stadium,
Baghdad (A)		1–1
19 December 1969Cairo International Stadium,
Cairo (A)		3–1
19 May 1970Stadion Miejski,
Kraków (A)		1–1
27 July 1970Ernst-Abbe-Sportfeld,
Jena (H)		5–0
6 September 1970Ostseestadion,
Rostock (H)		5–0
11 November 1970Rudolf-Harbig-Stadion,
Dresden (H)		1–01972 Euro Championship qualifier
15 November 1970Stade Municipal,
Luxembourg (A)		5–01972 Euro Championship qualifier
25 November 1970Wembley Stadium,
London (A)		1–3
2 February 1971Estadio Nacional,
Santiago (A)		1–0
8 February 1971Estadio Centenario,
Montevideo (A)		3–0
10 February 1971Estadio Centenario,
Montevideo (A)		1–1
24 April 1971Stadion der Freundschaft,
Gera (H)		2–11972 Euro Championship qualifier
9 May 1971Zentralstadion,
Leipzig (H)		1–21972 Euro Championship qualifier
16 August 1971Estadio Jalisco,
Guadalajara (A)		1–0
18 September 1971Zentralstadion,
Leipzig (H)		1–1
25 September 1971Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn-Sportpark,
East Berlin (H)		1–1
10 October 1971De Kuip,
Rotterdam (A)		2–31972 Euro Championship qualifier
16 October 1971JNA Stadium,
Belgrade (A)		0–01972 Euro Championship qualifier
27 May 1972Zentralstadion,
Leipzig (H)		1–0
31 May 1972Ostseestadion,
Rostock (H)		0–0
7 October 1972Dynamo-Stadion,
Dresden (H)		5–01974 World Cup qualifier
1 November 1972Tehelné pole,
Bratislava (A)		3–1
15 February 1973Estadio El Campín,
Bogotá (A)		2–0
18 February 1973Estadio Olímpico Atahualpa,
Quito (A)		1–1
7 April 1973Ernst Grube Stadium,
Magdeburg (H)		2–01974 World Cup qualifier
18 April 1973Olympisch Stadion,
Antwerp (A)		0–3
16 May 1973Ernst-Thälmann-Stadion,
Karl-Marx-Stadt (H)		2–1
27 May 1973Stadionul August 23,
Bucharest (A)		0–11974 World Cup qualifier
6 June 1973Tampere Stadium,
Tampere (A)		5–11974 World Cup qualifier
17 July 1973Laugardalsvöllur,
Reykjavík (A)		2–1
19 July 1973Laugardalsvöllur,
Reykjavík (A)		2–0
26 September 1973Zentralstadion,
Leipzig (H)		2–01974 World Cup qualifier
17 October 1973Zentralstadion,
Leipzig (H)		1–0
3 November 1973Qemal Stafa Stadium,
Tirana (A)		4–11974 World Cup qualifier
21 November 1973Népstadion,
Budapest (A)		1–0
26 February 1974Stade El Menzah,
Tunis (A)		4–0
28 February 1974Stade du 5 Juillet,
Algiers (A)		3–1
13 March 1974Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn-Sportpark,
East Berlin (H)		1–0
27 March 1974Dynamo-Stadion,
Dresden (H)		1–0
23 May 1974Ostseestadion,
Rostock (H)		1–0
29 May 1974Zentralstadion,
Leipzig (H)		1–1
14 June 1974Volksparkstadion,
Hamburg (N)		2–01974 World Cup
18 June 1974Olympiastadion,
West Berlin (N)		1–11974 World Cup
22 June 1974Volksparkstadion,
Hamburg (N)		1–01974 World Cup
26 June 1974Niedersachsenstadion,
Hanover (N)		0–11974 World Cup
30 June 1974Parkstadion,
Gelsenkirchen (N)		0–21974 World Cup
3 July 1974Parkstadion,
Gelsenkirchen (N)		1–11974 World Cup
4 September 1974Polish Army Stadium,
Warsaw (A)		3–1
25 September 1974Stadion Letná,
Prague (A)		1–3
9 October 1974Stadion der Freundschaft,
Frankfurt (Oder) (H)		2–0
12 October 1974Ernst Grube Stadium,
Magdeburg (H)		1–11976 Euro Championship qualifier
30 October 1974Hampden Park,
Glasgow (A)		0–3
16 November 1974Parc des Princes,
Paris (A)		2–21976 Euro Championship qualifier
7 December 1974Zentralstadion,
Leipzig (H)		0–01976 Euro Championship qualifier
26 March 1975Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn-Sportpark,
East Berlin (H)		0–0
28 May 1975Kurt-Wabbel-Stadion,
Halle (Saale) (H)		1–2
5 June 1975Laugardalsvöllur,
Reykjavík (A)		1–21976 Euro Championship qualifier
29 July 1975Varsity Stadium,
Toronto (A)		3–0
31 July 1975Lansdowne Park,
Ottawa (A)		7–1
3 September 1975Central Lenin Stadium,
Moscow (A)		0–0
27 September 1975Émile Versé Stadium,
Anderlecht (A)		2–11976 Euro Championship qualifier
12 October 1975Zentralstadion,
Leipzig (H)		2–11976 Euro Championship qualifier
21 April 1976Stadion der Freundschaft,
Cottbus (H)		5–0
22 September 1976Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn-Sportpark,
East Berlin (H)		1–1
27 October 1976Stadion Hadzhi Dimitar,
Sliven (A)		4–0
17 November 1976Dynamo-Stadion,
Dresden (H)		1–11978 World Cup qualifier
2 April 1977Empire Stadium,
Gżira (A)		1–01978 World Cup qualifier
27 April 1977Stadionul Steaua,
Bucharest (A)		1–1
12 July 1977La Bombonera,
Buenos Aires (A)		0–2
28 July 1977Zentralstadion,
Leipzig (H)		2–1
17 August 1977Råsunda Stadium,
Solna (A)		1–0
7 September 1977Stadion der Weltjugend,
East Berlin (H)		1–0
24 September 1977Praterstadion,
Vienna (A)		1–11978 World Cup qualifier
12 October 1977Zentralstadion,
Leipzig (H)		1–11978 World Cup qualifier
29 October 1977Karl-Liebknecht-Stadion,
Potsdam (H)		9–01978 World Cup qualifier
16 November 1977İzmir Atatürk Stadium,
İzmir (A)		2–11978 World Cup qualifier
8 March 1978Ernst-Thälmann-Stadion,
Karl-Marx-Stadt (H)		3–1
4 April 1978Zentralstadion,
Leipzig (H)		0–1
19 April 1978Ernst Grube Stadium,
Magdeburg (H)		0–0
30 August 1978Georgij-Dimitroff-Stadion,
Erfurt (H)		2–2
6 September 1978Zentralstadion,
Leipzig (H)		2–1
4 October 1978Kurt-Wabbel-Stadion,
Halle (Saale) (H)		3–11980 Euro Championship qualifier
15 November 1978De Kuip,
Rotterdam (A)		0–31980 Euro Championship qualifier
9 February 1979Al-Shaab Stadium,
Baghdad (A)		1–1
11 February 1979Al-Shaab Stadium,
Baghdad (A)		1–2
28 February 1979Stadion 9 September,
Burgas (A)		0–1
28 March 1979Népstadion,
Budapest (A)		0–3
18 April 1979Zentralstadion,
Leipzig (H)		2–11980 Euro Championship qualifier
5 May 1979Espenmoos,
St. Gallen (A)		2–01980 Euro Championship qualifier
1 June 1979Stadion der Weltjugend,
East Berlin (H)		1–0
5 September 1979Central Lenin Stadium,
Moscow (A)		0–1
12 September 1979Laugardalsvöllur,
Reykjavík (A)		3–01980 Euro Championship qualifier
26 September 1979Silesian Stadium,
Chorzów (A)		1–11980 Euro Championship qualifier
13 October 1979Stadion der Weltjugend,
East Berlin (H)		5–21980 Euro Championship qualifier
21 November 1979Zentralstadion,
Leipzig (H)		2–31980 Euro Championship qualifier
13 February 1980La Rosaleda Stadium,
Málaga (A)		1–0
2 April 1980Stadionul August 23,
Bucharest (A)		2–2
17 April 1980Zentralstadion,
Leipzig (H)		2–0
7 May 1980Ostseestadion,
Rostock (H)		2–2
8 October 1980Stadion Evžena Rošického,
Prague (A)		1–0
15 October 1980Zentralstadion,
Leipzig (H)		0–0
19 November 1980Kurt-Wabbel-Stadion,
Halle (Saale) (H)		2–0
4 April 1981Empire Stadium,
Gżira (A)		2–11982 World Cup qualifier
19 April 1981Stadio Friuli,
Udine (A)		0–0
2 May 1981Silesian Stadium,
Chorzów (A)		0–11982 World Cup qualifier
19 May 1981Stadion der Bergarbeiter,
Senftenberg (H)		5–0Heun, Schnuphase
Streich, Hernandez
10 October 1981Zentralstadion,
Leipzig (H)		2–31982 World Cup qualifier
11 November 1981Ernst-Abbe-Sportfeld,
Jena (H)		5–11982 World Cup qualifier
26 January 1982Estádio Humberto de Alencar Castelo Branco,
Natal (A)		1–3
10 February 1982Rizoupoli Stadium,
Athens (A)		1–0
2 March 1982Al-Shaab Stadium,
Baghdad (A)		0–0
14 April 1982Zentralstadion,
Leipzig (H)		1–0
5 May 1982Central Lenin Stadium,
Moscow (A)		0–1
19 May 1982Örjans Vall,
Halmstad (A)		2–2
9 September 1982Laugardalsvöllur,
Reykjavík (A)		1–0
22 September 1982Stadion 9 September,
Burgas (A)		2–2
13 October 1982Hampden Park,
Glasgow (A)		0–21984 Euro Championship qualifier
17 November 1982Ernst-Thälmann-Stadion,
Karl-Marx-Stadt (H)		4–1
10 February 1983Stade El Menzah,
Tunis (A)		2–0
23 February 1983Dynamo-Stadion,
Dresden (H)		2–1
16 March 1983Ernst Grube Stadium,
Magdeburg (H)		3–1
30 March 1983Zentralstadion,
Leipzig (H)		1–21984 Euro Championship qualifier
13 April 1983Stadion der Freundschaft,
Gera (H)		3–0
27 April 1983Heysel Stadium,
Brussels (A)		1–21984 Euro Championship qualifier
15 May 1983Wankdorf Stadium,
Bern (A)		0–01984 Euro Championship qualifier
26 July 1983Zentralstadion,
Leipzig (H)		1–3
24 August 1983Stadionul Steaua,
Bucharest (A)		0–1
12 October 1983Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn-Sportpark,
East Berlin (H)		3–01984 Euro Championship qualifier
13 November 1983Kurt-Wabbel-Stadion,
Halle (Saale) (H)		2–11984 Euro Championship qualifier
16 February 1984Olympic Stadium,
Athens (A)		3–1
28 March 1984Georgij-Dimitroff-Stadion,
Erfurt (H)		2–1
11 August 1984Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn-Sportpark,
East Berlin (H)		1–1
29 August 1984Stadion der Freundschaft,
Gera (H)		2–1
12 September 1984Georgij-Dimitroff-Stadion,
Zwickau (H)		1–0
12 September 1984Wembley Stadium,
London (A)		0–1
10 October 1984Otto-Grotewohl-Stadion,
Aue (H)		5–2
20 October 1984Zentralstadion,
Leipzig (H)		2–31986 World Cup qualifier
17 November 1984Stade de la Frontière,
Esch-sur-Alzette (A)		5–01986 World Cup qualifier
8 December 1984Parc des Princes,
Paris (A)		0–21986 World Cup qualifier
29 January 1985Estadio Centenario,
Montevideo (A)		0–3
6 February 1985Estadio Modelo Alberto Spencer Herrera,
Guayaquil (A)		3–2
13 March 1985November 1, 1954 Stadium,
Batna (A)		1–1
6 April 1985Vasil Levski National Stadium,
Sofia (A)		0–11986 World Cup qualifier
17 April 1985Stadion der Freundschaft,
Frankfurt (Oder) (H)		1–0
8 May 1985Idrætsparken,
Copenhagen (A)		1–4
18 May 1985Karl-Liebknecht-Stadion,
Potsdam (H)		3–11986 World Cup qualifier
14 August 1985Ullevaal Stadion,
Oslo (A)		1–0
11 September 1985Zentralstadion,
Leipzig (H)		2–01986 World Cup qualifier
28 September 1985JNA Stadium,
Belgrade (A)		2–11986 World Cup qualifier
16 October 1985Hampden Park,
Glasgow (A)		0–0
16 November 1985Ernst-Thälmann-Stadion,
Karl-Marx-Stadt (H)		2–11986 World Cup qualifier
15 February 1986Spartan Stadium,
San Jose (N)		2–1
19 February 1986Estádio 1º de Maio,
Braga (A)		3–1
12 March 1986Zentralstadion,
Leipzig (H)		0–1
26 March 1986Olympic Stadium,
Athens (A)		0–2
8 April 1986Estádio Serra Dourada,
Goiânia (A)		0–3
23 April 1986Štadión pod Zoborom,
Nitra (A)		0–2
20 August 1986Lahti Stadium,
Lahti (A)		0–1
10 September 1986Zentralstadion,
Leipzig (H)		0–1
24 September 1986Ullevaal Stadion,
Oslo (A)		0–01988 Euro Championship qualifier
29 October 1986Ernst-Thälmann-Stadion,
Karl-Marx-Stadt		2–01988 Euro Championship qualifier
19 November 1986Zentralstadion,
Leipzig (H)		0–01988 Euro Championship qualifier
25 March 1987Ali Sami Yen Stadium,
Istanbul (A)		1–3
29 April 1987Republican Stadium,
Kyiv (A)		0–21988 Euro Championship qualifier
13 May 1987Stahl-Stadion,
Brandenburg an der Havel (H)		2–0
3 June 1987Laugardalsvöllur,
Reykjavík (A)		6–01988 Euro Championship qualifier
28 July 1987Zentralstadion,
Leipzig (H)		0–0
19 August 1987Stadion Zagłębia Lubin,
Lubin (A)		0–2
23 September 1987Stadion der Freundschaft,
Gera (H)		2–0
10 October 1987Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn-Sportpark,
East Berlin (H)		1–11988 Euro Championship qualifier
28 October 1987Ernst Grube Stadium,
Magdeburg (H)		3–11988 Euro Championship qualifier
18 November 1987Parc des Princes,
Paris (A)		1–01988 Euro Championship qualifier
27 January 1988Estadio Luis Casanova,
Valencia (A)		0–0
2 March 1988Stade El Bachir,
Mohammedia (A)		1–2
30 March 1988Kurt-Wabbel-Stadion,
Halle (Saale) (H)		3–3
13 April 1988Stadion 9 September,
Burgas (A)		1–1
31 August 1988Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn-Sportpark,
East Berlin (H)		1–0
21 November 1988Stadion der Freundschaft,
Cottbus (H)		1–2
19 October 1988Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn-Sportpark,
East Berlin (H)		2–01990 World Cup qualifier
30 November 1988İnönü Stadium,
Istanbul (A)		1–31990 World Cup qualifier
13 February 1989Cairo International Stadium,
Cairo (A)		4–0
8 March 1989Olympic Stadium,
Athens (A)		2–3
22 March 1989Dynamo-Stadion,
Dresden (H)		1–1
12 April 1989Ernst Grube Stadium,
Magdeburg (H)		0–21990 World Cup qualifier
26 April 1989Republican Stadium,
Kyiv (A)		0–31990 World Cup qualifier
20 May 1989Zentralstadion,
Leipzig (H)		1–11990 World Cup qualifier
23 August 1989Georgij-Dimitroff-Stadion,
Erfurt (H)		1–1
6 September 1989Laugardalsvöllur,
Reykjavík (A)		3–01990 World Cup qualifier
8 October 1989Ernst-Thälmann-Stadion,
Karl-Marx-Stadt (H)		2–11990 World Cup qualifier
26 October 1989National Stadium, Ta' Qali,
Attard (A)		4–0
15 November 1989Praterstadion,
Vienna (A)		0–31990 World Cup qualifier
24 January 1990Al-Sadaqua Walsalam Stadium,
Kuwait City (N)		0–3
26 January 1990Al-Sadaqua Walsalam Stadium,
Kuwait City (A)		2–1
28 March 1990Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn-Sportpark,
East Berlin (H)		3–2
11 April 1990Ernst-Thälmann-Stadion,
Karl-Marx-Stadt (H)		2–0
25 April 1990Hampden Park,
Glasgow (A)		1–0
13 May 1990Maracanã Stadium,
Rio de Janeiro (A)		3–3
12 September 1990Constant Vanden Stock Stadium,
Anderlecht (A)		2–0[1]

Record by opponent

The GDR played a total of 293 matches between 1952 and 1990,[2] facing 52 different countries. The team which the GDR faced on the most occasions was Poland, the two sides playing each other 19 times.

Opponent P W D L GF GA W/L
3 2 1 0 7 2 +2
4 3 1 0 14 4 +3
2 0 1 1 1 3 -1
1 1 0 0 2 0 +1
6 1 4 1 5 7 0
8 3 2 3 7 8 0
4 0 1 3 4 10 -3
18 4 8 6 22 22 -2
1 1 0 0 5 1 +1
3 3 0 0 12 1 +3
1 1 0 0 12 1 +1
4 2 1 1 7 4 +1
1 1 0 0 2 0 +1
1 1 0 0 5 0 +1
17 8 5 4 23 22 +4
6 2 2 2 10 10 0
2 1 1 0 4 3 +1
5 5 0 0 22 1 +5
4 0 1 3 3 7 -3
7 4 1 2 21 8 +2
7 3 2 2 7 8 +1
2 1 0 1 4 3 0
8 6 0 2 12 7 +4
1 1 0 0 3 2 +1
16 4 4 8 17 25 -4
11 9 1 1 26 5 +8
2 1 1 0 5 3 +1
5 1 3 1 8 4 0
4 1 2 1 3 5 0
1 1 0 0 2 1 +1
5 5 0 0 18 2 +5
1 1 0 0 2 1 +1
5 5 0 0 21 2 +5
4 2 2 0 5 3 +2
4 1 0 3 5 7 -2
9 2 1 6 10 17 -4
7 5 1 1 15 8 +4
19 6 4 9 27 26 -3
3 1 0 2 5 6 -1
18 10 3 5 31 23 +5
6 3 1 2 4 6 +1
17 4 6 7 18 25 -3
3 1 2 0 1 0 +1
5 3 1 1 8 4 +2
5 4 1 0 13 3 +4
4 4 0 0 11 0 +4
5 1 1 3 5 10 -2
1 1 0 0 3 2 +1
6 3 2 1 7 4 +2
4 3 0 1 8 7 +2
1 1 0 0 1 0 +1
6 1 2 3 8 11 -2
Total 293 138 69 86

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Notes and References

  1. The match was originally scheduled as a 1992 Euro Championship qualifier, but East Germany withdrew from the qualifying competition due to the impending German reunification.
  2. This total includes ten matches played in Olympic tournaments, which FIFA no longer consider to be "A" internationals.

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