NEXT MATCH :
ENGLAND (Title Holder) vs FRANCE
European Championship 2025 Qualifying
St James Park, Newcastle
Friday 31 May 2024, 20:00 BST
Börjesson’s Baton is a virtual football trophy, inspired by the Unofficial Football World Championship, Nasazzi’s Baton and le Bâton de Netto. The Baton passes between women’s national football teams, beginning with Sweden’s victory at the first UEFA Women’s European Championship in 1984.
The name of the trophy refers to the relay baton in athletics, and to Anette Börjesson, the captain of the Swedish team that won the first Women’s European Championship.
Börjesson’s Baton is won by defeating the team holding the title in an official match recognised by FIFA. The title holder retains the title in the event of a win or a draw.
The trophy is only at stake in matches contested by senior women’s national teams from UEFA member associations. These matches can be friendlies, qualifiers, finals matches, Women’s World Cup, Women’s European Championship, UEFA Women’s Nations League, or other competitions recognised by FIFA.
Matches against nations belonging to other confederations are not counted, nor matches against club teams or one-off select teams.
Unlike Nasazzi’s Baton, but like the Unofficial Football World Championship and le Bâton de Netto, Börjesson’s Baton takes into account the ultimate result of a match, including regulation time, extra time, penalty shootouts, golden goals, silver goals, the toss of a coin, victory by default, etc.
Many thanks to those lovely people at The Roon Ba for tracing the lineage of this title.
CHRONOLOGY OF BÖRJESSON’S BATON TITLE MATCHES
1. Lillestrøm, 5 September 1984 :
Norway – Sweden (1) ….. 2-2
2. Genoa, 1 November 1984 :
Italy – Sweden (2) ….. 1-1
3. Bjärred, 1 May 1985 :
Sweden (3) – Italy ….. 1-0
4. Pauillac, 25 May 1985 :
France – Sweden (4) ….. 0-4 (European Championship 1987 Qualifying)
5. Helsingborg, 11 June 1985 :
Sweden (5) – Holland ….. 2-0 (European Championship 1987 Qualifying)
6. Norrköping, 22 August 1985 :
Sweden (6) – Norway ….. 5-0
7. Hørsholm, 18 September 1985 :
Denmark – Sweden (7) ….. 0-0
8. Jönköping, 9 October 1985 :
Sweden (8) – Belgium ….. 5-0 (European Championship 1987 Qualifying)
9. Bergen, 7 May 1986 :
Norway – Sweden (9) ….. 1-2
10. Karlskoga, 17 May 1986 :
Sweden (10) – France ….. 1-0 (European Championship 1987 Qualifying)
11. Veszprém, 18 September 1986 :
Hungary – Sweden (11) ….. 1-4
12. Alost, 1 October 1986 :
Belgium – Sweden (12) ….. 1-2 (European Championship 1987 Qualifying)
13. Hoogeveen, 18 October 1986 :
Holland – Sweden (13) ….. 2-0 (European Championship 1987 Qualifying)
14. Nordhorn, 19 November 1986 :
West Germany – Holland (1) ….. 3-1
15. Bad Neuenahr-Ahrweiler, 1 April 1987 :
West Germany (1) – Holland ….. 3-1
16. Dillingen, 16 May 1987 :
West Germany (2) – France ….. 2-0
17. Verden, 4 September 1987 :
West Germany (3) – Iceland ….. 5-0
18. Delmenhorst, 6 September 1987 :
West Germany (4) – Iceland ….. 3-2
19. Budapest, 7 October 1987 :
Hungary – West Germany (5) ….. 0-1 (European Championship 1989 Qualifying)
20. Burghausen, 15 November 1987 :
West Germany (6) – Italy ….. 3-0 (European Championship 1989 Qualifying)
21. Andria, 2 April 1988 :
Italy – West Germany (7) ….. 0-0 (European Championship 1989 Qualifying)
22. Pforzheim, 14 May 1988 :
West Germany (8) – Switzerland ….. 0-0 (European Championship 1989 Qualifying)
23. Arco di Trento, 20 July 1988 :
Italy – West Germany (9) ….. 1-0 (Mundialito)
24. Arco di Trento, 26 July 1988 :
Italy (1) – France ….. 3-0 (Mundialito)
25. Arco di Trento, 30 July 1988 :
Italy (2) – England ….. 1-2 (Mundialito Final)
26. Stavanger, 21 August 1988 :
Norway – England (1) ….. 2-0 (European Championship 1989 Qualifying)
27. Aalborg, 4 September 1988 :
Denmark – Norway (1) ….. 3-2 (European Championship 1989 Qualifying)
28. Odense, 15 October 1988 :
Denmark (1) – Sweden ….. 1-5 (European Championship 1989 Qualifying)
29. Borås, 26 October 1988 :
Sweden (14) – Denmark ….. 1-1 (European Championship 1989 Qualifying)
30. Levallois-Perret, 11 March 1989 :
France – Sweden (15) ….. 1-2
31. Bromölla, 26 April 1989 :
Sweden (16) – Finland …. 4-1
32. London, 23 May 1989 :
England – Sweden (17) ….. 0-2
33. Lüdenscheid, 28 June 1989 :
Norway – Sweden (18) ….. 2-1 (European Championship 1989)
34. Osnabrück, 2 July 1989 :
West Germany – Norway (2) ….. 4-1 (European Championship Final 1989)
35. Straubing, 1 October 1989 :
West Germany (10) – Hungary ….. 0-0 (World Cup 1991 Qualifying)
36. Marburg, 22 November 1989 :
West Germany (11) – Czechoslovakia ….. 5-0 (World Cup 1991 Qualifying)
37. Sofia, 11 April 1990 :
Bulgaria – West Germany (12) ….. 1-4 (World Cup 1991 Qualifying)
38. Frýdek-Místek, 29 April 1990 :
Czechoslovakia – West Germany (13) ….. 0-1 (World Cup 1991 Qualifying)
39. Blaine, 5 August 1990 :
Germany (14) – England ….. 3-1 (North America Cup)
40. Blaine, 7 August 1990 :
Germany (15) – Soviet Union ….. 3-0 (North America Cup)
41. Rheine, 26 September 1990 :
Germany (16) – Bulgaria ….. 4-0 (World Cup 1991 Qualifying)
42. Sopron, 14 October 1990 :
Hungary – Germany (17) ….. 0-4 (World Cup 1991 Qualifying)
43. High Wycombe, 25 November 1990 :
England – Germany (18) ….. 1-4 (World Cup 1991 Qualifying)
44. Bochum, 16 December 1990 :
Germany (19) – England ….. 2-0 (World Cup 1991 Qualifying)
45. Antony, 28 March 1991 :
France – Germany (20) ….. 0-2
46. Aue, 9 May 1991 :
Germany (21) – Poland ….. 2-1
47. Frederikshavn, 11 July 1991 :
Germany (22) – Italy ….. 3-0 (European Championship 1991)
48. Aalborg, 14 July 1991 :
Germany (23) – Norway ….. 3-1 (European Championship Final 1991)
49. Weil am Rhein, 28 August 1991 :
Germany (24) – Switzerland ….. 3-1
50. Mosonmagyaróvár, 25 September 1991 :
Hungary – Germany (25) ….. 0-2
51. Brussels, 9 October 1991 :
Belgium – Germany (26) ….. 1-2
52. Chung-shan, 24 November 1991 :
Germany (27) – Denmark ….. 2-1 (World Cup 1991)
53. Canton, 29 November 1991 :
Sweden – Germany (28) ….. 4-0 (World Cup 1991)
54. Protaras, 8 March 1992 :
Sweden (19) – Norway ….. 2-1 (Ayia Napa Tournament)
55. Paralimni, 10 March 1992 :
Sweden (20) – Denmark ….. 3-1 (Ayia Napa Tournament)
56. Vlaardingen, 22 April 1992 :
Holland – Sweden (21) ….. 2-1
57. Drachten, 3 June 1992 :
Holland (2) – Romania ….. 1-1 (European Championship 1993 Qualifying)
58. Kaluga, 12 September 1992 :
Russia – Holland (3) ….. 1-4 (Kaluga Tournament)
59. Brașov, 23 September 1992 :
Romania – Holland (4) ….. 0-0 (European Championship 1993 Qualifying)
60. Oslo, 10 October 1992 :
Norway – Holland (5) ….. 3-0 (European Championship 1993 Qualifying)
61. Raalte, 7 November 1992 :
Holland – Norway (3) ….. 0-3 (European Championship 1993 Qualifying)
62. Ayia Napa, 10 March 1993 :
Denmark – Norway (4) ….. 3-3 (Ayia Napa Tournament)
63. Ayia Napa, 14 March 1993 :
Norway (5) – Sweden ….. 2-1 (Ayia Napa Tournament)
64. Borås, 1 June 1993 :
Sweden – Norway (6) ….. 4-2
65. Nynäshamn, 18 August 1993 :
Sweden (22) – Latvia ….. 9-0 (World Cup 1995 Qualifying)
66. Borås, 22 September 1993 :
Sweden (23) – Germany ….. 3-2
67. Bratislava, 13 October 1993 :
Slovakia – Sweden (24) ….. 0-2 (World Cup 1995 Qualifying)
68. Olhão, 17 March 1994 :
Portugal – Sweden (25) ….. 0-3 (Algarve Cup)
69. Loulé, 20 March 1994 :
Sweden (26) – Denmark ….. 1-0 (Algarve Cup)
70. Västerås, 4 May 1994 :
Sweden (27) – Italy ….. 1-0
71. Ozolnieki, 22 May 1994 :
Latvia – Sweden (28) ….. 0-5 (World Cup 1995 Qualifying)
72. Gävle, 15 June 1994 :
Sweden (29) – Slovakia ….. 6-0 (World Cup 1995 Qualifying)
73. Wolfenbüttel, 7 September 1994 :
Germany – Sweden (30) ….. 3-1
74. Sindelfingen, 21 September 1994 :
Germany (29) – Croatia ….. 8-0 (World Cup 1995 Qualifying)
75. Weingarten, 25 September 1994 :
Germany (30) – Switzerland ….. 11-0 (World Cup 1995 Qualifying)
76. Selyatino, 9 October 1994 :
Russia – Germany (31) ….. 0-1 (World Cup 1995 Qualifying)
77. Osnabrück, 27 October 1994 :
Germany (32) – Russia ….. 4-0 (World Cup 1995 Qualifying)
78. Watford, 11 December 1994 :
England – Germany (33) ….. 1-4 (European Championship 1995)
79. Bochum, 23 February 1995 :
Germany (34) – England ….. 2-1 (European Championship 1995)
80. Kaiserslautern, 26 March 1995 :
Germany (35) – Sweden ….. 3-2 (European Championship Final 1995)
81. Potsdam, 13 April 1995 :
Germany (36) – Poland ….. 8-0
82. Therwil, 23 May 1995 :
Switzerland – Germany (37) ….. 0-8
83. Helsingborg, 7 June 1995 :
Sweden – Germany (38) ….. 3-2 (World Cup 1995)
84. Pietarsaari, 30 August 1995 :
Finland – Sweden (31) ….. 1-3
85. Hjørring, 30 September 1995 :
Denmark – Sweden (32) ….. 1-2 (European Championship 1997 Qualifying)
86. Smålandsstenar, 15 October 1995 :
Sweden (33) – Romania ….. 8-0 (European Championship 1997 Qualifying)
87. Hamar, 21 January 1996 :
Norway – Sweden (34) ….. 4-0
88. Vila Real de Santo António, 13 March 1996 :
Portugal – Norway (7) ….. 0-3 (Algarve Cup)
89. Quarteira, 15 March 1996 :
Norway (8) – Russia ….. 3-0 (Algarve Cup)
90. Quarteira, 17 March 1996 :
Norway (9) – Sweden ….. 4-0 (Algarve Cup Final)
91. Jena, 2 May 1996 :
Germany – Norway (10) ….. 1-3 (European Championship 1997 Qualifying)
92. Espoo, 25 May 1996 :
Finland – Norway (11) ….. 0-2 (European Championship 1997 Qualifying)
93. Trondheim, 6 June 1996 :
Norway (12) – Germany ….. 0-0 (European Championship 1997 Qualifying)
94. Kolbotn, 6 July 1996 :
Norway (13) – Finland ….. 7-0 (European Championship 1997 Qualifying)
95. Washington, 23 July 1996 :
Norway (14) – Germany ….. 3-2 (Olympic Games 1996)
96. Levice, 31 August 1996 :
Slovakia – Norway (15) ….. 0-4 (European Championship 1997 Qualifying)
97. Sundsvall, 16 February 1997 :
Sweden – Norway (16) ….. 0-2
98. Silves, 10 March 1997 :
Norway (17) – Finland ….. 5-1 (Algarve Cup)
99. Olhão, 12 March 1997 :
Norway (18) – Iceland ….. 6-0 (Algarve Cup)
100. Alvor, 14 March 1997 :
Norway (19) – Denmark ….. 3-0 (Algarve Cup)
101. Trappes, 7 May 1997 :
France – Norway (20) ….. 0-0
102. Copenhagen, 27 May 1997 :
Norway (21) – Germany ….. 3-0 (Danish 25th Anniversary Tournament)
103. Copenhagen, 29 May 1997 :
Denmark – Norway (22) ….. 1-1 (Danish 25th Anniversary Tournament)
104. Lillestrøm, 8 June 1997 :
Norway (23) – England ….. 4-0
105. Lillestrøm, 30 June 1997 :
Norway (24) – Denmark ….. 5-0 (European Championship 1997)
106. Moss, 3 July 1997 :
Norway (25) – Germany ….. 0-0 (European Championship 1997)
107. Lillestrøm, 6 July 1997 :
Norway (26) – Italy ….. 0-2 (European Championship 1997)
108. Lillestrøm, 9 July 1997 :
Italy (3) – Spain ….. 2-1 (European Championship 1997)
109. Oslo, 12 July 1997 :
Germany – Italy (4) ….. 2-0 (European Championship 1997 Final)
110. Dessau, 25 September 1997 :
Germany (39) – England ….. 3-0 (World Cup 1999 Qualifying)
111. Bayreuth, 6 November 1997 :
Germany (40) – Norway ….. 1-0 (World Cup 1999 Qualifying)
112. Almelo, 13 December 1997 :
Holland – Germany (41) ….. 1-0 (World Cup 1999 Qualifying)
113. Vila Real de Santo António, 15 March 1998 :
Portugal – Holland (6) ….. 1-2 (Algarve Cup)
114. Silves, 17 March 1998 :
Denmark – Holland (7) ….. 6-0 (Algarve Cup)
115. Montechoro, 19 March 1998 :
Portugal – Denmark (2) ….. 0-2 (Algarve Cup)
116. Loulé, 21 March 1998 :
Norway – Denmark (3) ….. 4-1 (Algarve Cup Final)
117. Sittard, 18 April 1998 :
Holland – Norway (27) ….. 0-0 (World Cup 1999 Qualifying)
118. Manchester, 14 May 1998 :
England – Norway (28) ….. 1-2 (World Cup 1999 Qualifying)
119. Ulefoss, 17 June 1998 :
Norway (29) – Germany ….. 3-2 (World Cup 1999 Qualifying)
120. Uniondale, New York, 27 July 1998 :
Denmark – Norway (30) ….. 1-1 (2-4 pens) (Goodwill Games)
121. Lillestrøm, 15 August 1998 :
Norway (31) – England ….. 2-0 (World Cup 1999 Qualifying)
122. Moss, 24 September 1998 :
Norway (32) – France ….. 6-0
123. Gothenburg, 10 October 1998 :
Sweden – Norway (33) ….. 0-2
124. Silves, 14 March 1999 :
Norway (34) – Finland ….. 1-0 (Algarve Cup)
125. Quarteira, 16 March 1999 :
Norway (35) – Sweden ….. 2-1 (Algarve Cup)
126. Quarteira, 20 March 1999 :
Norway (36) – Denmark ….. 2-2 (4-1 pens) (Algarve Cup)
127. San Benedetto del Tronto, 12 May 1999 :
Italy – Norway (37) ….. 2-2
128. Raufoss, 26 May 1999 :
Norway (38) – Holland ….. 0-0
129. Foxborough, 20 June 1999 :
Norway (39) – Russia ….. 2-1 (World Cup 1999)
130. San Jose, 30 June 1999 :
Norway (40) – Sweden ….. 3-1 (World Cup 1999)
131. Bergen, 11 September 1999 :
Norway (41) – Switzerland ….. 4-0 (European Championship 2001 Qualifying)
132. Sesimbra, 23 October 1999 :
Portugal – Norway (42) ….. 0-4 (European Championship 2001 Qualifying)
133. Norwich, 7 March 2000 :
England – Norway (43) ….. 0-3 (European Championship 2001 Qualifying)
134. Lagos, 12 March 2000 :
Norway (44) – Finland ….. 2-0 (Algarve Cup)
135. Moss, 7 May 2000 :
Norway (45) – Portugal ….. 5-0 (European Championship 2001 Qualifying)
136. Moss, 4 June 2000 :
Norway (46) – England ….. 8-0 (European Championship 2001 Qualifying)
137. Interlaken, 24 June 2000 :
Switzerland – Norway (47) ….. 0-1 (European Championship 2001 Qualifying)
138. Göttingen, 19 July 2000 :
Germany – Norway (48) ….. 1-4 (DFB Centenary Tournament)
139. Surfers Paradise, 8 September 2000 :
Sweden – Norway (49) ….. 2-1
140. Melbourne, 19 September 2000 :
Germany – Sweden (35) ….. 1-0 (Olympic Games 2000)
141. Sydney, 24 September 2000 :
Norway – Germany (42) ….. 1-0 (Olympic Games 2000)
142. La Manga, 12 January 2001 :
Norway (50) – Sweden ….. 2-1
143. Bonneuil-sur-Marne, 17 February 2001 :
France – Norway (51) ….. 0-0
144. Vila Real de Santo António, 11 March 2001 :
Norway (52) – Finland ….. 5-1 (Algarve Cup)
145. Portimão, 15 March 2001 :
Norway (53) – Denmark ….. 1-0 (Algarve Cup)
146. Stavanger, 13 May 2001 :
Norway (54) – Sweden ….. 3-1
147. Ulm, 25 June 2001 :
Norway (55) – France ….. 3-0 (European Championship 2001)
148. Reutlingen, 28 June 2001 :
Italy – Norway (56) ….. 1-1 (European Championship 2001)
149. Aalen, 1 July 2001 :
Denmark – Norway (57) ….. 1-0 (European Championship 2001)
150. Ulm, 4 July 2001 :
Sweden – Denmark (4) ….. 1-0 (European Championship 2001)
151. Ulm, 7 July 2001 :
Germany – Sweden (36) ….. 1-0 (European Championship 2001 Final)
152. Kassel, 27 September 2001 :
Germany (43) – England ….. 3-1 (World Cup 2003 Qualifying)
153. Wolfsburg, 25 October 2001 :
Germany (44) – Portugal ….. 9-0 (World Cup 2003 Qualifying)
154. Enschede, 17 November 2001 :
Holland – Germany (45) ….. 0-3 (World Cup 2003 Qualifying)
155. Canton, 27 January 2002 :
Germany (46) – Norway ….. 3-1 (Four Nations Tournament)
156. Portimão, 1 March 2002 :
Germany (47) – Denmark ….. 3-0 (Algarve Cup)
157. Olhão, 5 March 2002 :
Germany (48) – Finland ….. 2-0 (Algarve Cup)
158. Faro, 7 March 2002 :
Sweden – Germany (49) ….. 2-1 (Algarve Cup)
159. Gothenburg, 4 May 2002 :
Sweden (37) – Iceland ….. 6-0
160. Solna, 8 May 2002 :
Sweden (38) – Switzerland ….. 4-0 (World Cup 2003 Qualifying)
161. Copenhagen, 9 June 2002 :
Denmark – Sweden (39) ….. 2-1 (World Cup 2003 Qualifying)
162. Lens, 23 August 2002 :
France – Denmark (5) ….. 2-0 (World Cup 2003 Qualifying)
163. Odense, 15 September 2002 :
Denmark – France (1) ….. 1-1 (World Cup 2003 Qualifying)
164. London, 17 October 2002 :
England – France (2) ….. 0-1 (World Cup 2003 Qualifying)
165. Saint-Étienne, 16 November 2002 :
France (3) – England ….. 1-0 (World Cup 2003 Qualifying)
166. Albi, 25 February 2003 :
France (4) – Holland ….. 2-1
167. Silves, 14 March 2003 :
France (5) – Denmark ….. 3-0 (Algarve Cup)
168. Albufeira, 18 March 2003 :
France (6) – Finland ….. 1-0 (Algarve Cup)
169. Quarteira, 20 March 2003 :
Norway – France (7) ….. 1-0 (Algarve Cup)
170. Kristiansand, 11 May 2003 :
Norway (58) – Belgium ….. 6-0 (European Championship 2005 Qualifying)
171. Mandal, 15 May 2003 :
Norway (59) – Holland ….. 2-0 (European Championship 2005 Qualifying)
172. Oslo, 11 September 2003 :
Norway (60) – Denmark ….. 1-1 (European Championship 2005 Qualifying)
173. Philadelphia, 20 September 2003 :
Norway (61) – France ….. 2-0 (World Cup 2003)
174. Las Rozas, 16 November 2003 :
Spain – Norway (62) ….. 0-2 (European Championship 2005 Qualifying)
175. Brussels, 7 March 2004 :
Belgium – Norway (63) ….. 1-6 (European Championship 2005 Qualifying)
176. Guia, 14 March 2004 :
Norway (64) – Finland ….. 4-1 (Algarve Cup)
177. Olhão, 16 March 2004 :
Norway (65) – Italy ….. 3-0 (Algarve Cup)
178. Wezep, 22 May 2004 :
Holland – Norway (66) ….. 0-2 (European Championship 2005 Qualifying)
179. Odense, 27 May 2004 :
Denmark – Norway (67) ….. 2-1 (European Championship 2005 Qualifying)
180. Slagelse, 8 September 2004 :
Denmark (6) – France ….. 2-3
181. Dijon, 26 September 2004 :
France (8) – Russia ….. 2-5 (European Championship 2005 Qualifying)
182. Selyatino, 3 October 2004 :
Russia (1) – Hungary ….. 4-0 (European Championship 2005 Qualifying)
183. Pietarsaari, 16 October 2004 :
Finland – Russia (2) – 1-0 (European Championship 2005 Qualifying)
184. Moscow, 20 October 2004 :
Russia – Finland (1) ….. 1-3 (European Championship 2005 Qualifying)
185. Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, 15 February 2005 :
Spain – Finland (2) ….. 2-2 (Gran Canaria Tournament)
186. Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, 18 February 2005 :
Finland (3) – Holland ….. 1-0 (Gran Canaria Tournament)
187. Ferreiras, 9 March 2005 :
Denmark – Finland (4) ….. 4-1 (Algarve Cup)
188. Guia, 11 March 2005 :
France – Denmark (7) ….. 2-1 (Algarve Cup)
189. Loulé, 13 March 2005 :
France (9) – Finland ….. 2-1 (Algarve Cup)
190. Loulé, 15 March 2005 :
France (10) – Sweden ….. 3-2 (Algarve Cup)
191. Sochaux, 13 April 2005 :
France (11) – Holland ….. 0-0
192. Preston, 6 June 2005 :
France (12) – Italy ….. 3-1 (European Championship 2005)
193. Warrington, 9 June 2005 :
France (13) – Norway ….. 1-1 (European Championship 2005)
194. Warrington, 12 June 2005 :
Germany – France (14) ….. 3-0 (European Championship 2005)
195. Preston, 15 June 2005 :
Germany (50) – Finland ….. 4-1 (European Championship 2005)
196. Blackburn, 19 June 2005 :
Germany (51) – Norway ….. 3-1 (European Championship Final 2005)
197. Siegen, 25 September 2005 :
Germany (52) – Russia ….. 5-1 (World Cup 2007 Qualifying)
198. Bayreuth, 20 October 2005 :
Germany (53) – Scotland ….. 4-0 (World Cup 2007 Qualifying)
199. Ulm, 12 November 2005 :
Germany (54) – Switzerland ….. 4-0 (World Cup 2007 Qualifying)
200. Loulé, 9 March 2006 :
Germany (55) – Finland ….. 5-0 (Algarve Cup)
201. Loulé, 11 March 2006 :
Germany (56) – Sweden ….. 3-0 (Algarve Cup)
202. Faro, 13 March 2006 :
Germany (57) – Norway ….. 1-0 (Algarve Cup)
203. Cottbus, 10 May 2006 :
Germany (58) – Eire ….. 1-0 (World Cup 2007 Qualifying)
204. Krefeld, 3 August 2006 :
Germany (59) – Italy ….. 5-0
205. Dublin, 26 August 2006 :
Eire – Germany (60) ….. 0-3 (World Cup 2007 Qualifying)
206. Schaffhausen, 30 August 2006 :
Switzerland – Germany (61) ….. 0-6 (World Cup 2007 Qualifying)
207. Perth, 23 September 2006 :
Scotland – Germany (62) ….. 0-5 (World Cup 2007 Qualifying)
208. Moscow, 27 September 2006 :
Russia – Germany (63) ….. 2-3 (World Cup 2007 Qualifying)
209. Aalen, 26 October 2006 :
Germany (64) – England ….. 5-1
210. Guangzhou, 30 January 2007 :
England – Germany (65) ….. 0-0 (Guangzhou Tournament)
211. Faro, 7 March 2007 :
Norway – Germany (66) ….. 2-1 (Algarve Cup)
212. Ferreiras, 9 March 2007 :
Denmark – Norway (68) ….. 1-0 (Algarve Cup)
213. Vila Real de Santo António, 12 March 2007 :
Germany – Denmark (8) ….. 3-0 (Algarve Cup)
214. Olhão, 14 March 2007 :
Italy – Germany (67) ….. 1-0 (Algarve Cup)
215. Perth, 6 April 2007 :
Scotland – Italy (5) ….. 2-1
216. Perth, 6 May 2007 :
Scotland (1) – Portugal ….. 0-0 (European Championship 2009 Qualifying)
217. Mariupol, 30 May 2007 :
Ukraine – Scotland (2) ….. 2-1 (European Championship 2009 Qualifying)
218. Mariupol, 20 June 2007 :
Ukraine (1) – Slovakia ….. 5-0 (European Championship 2009 Qualifying)
219. Abrantes, 21 February 2008 :
Portugal – Ukraine (2) ….. 0-1 (European Championship 2009 Qualifying)
220. Perth, 28 May 2008 :
Scotland – Ukraine (3) ….. 0-1 (European Championship 2009 Qualifying)
221. Chernihiv, 22 June 2008 :
Ukraine (4) – Denmark ….. 1-0 (European Championship 2009 Qualifying)
222. Chernihiv, 27 September 2008 :
Ukraine (5) – Portugal ….. 1-1 (European Championship 2009 Qualifying)
223. Viborg, 1 October 2008 :
Denmark – Ukraine (6) ….. 1-0 (European Championship 2009 Qualifying)
224. Lagos, 6 March 2009 :
Denmark (9) – Norway ….. 2-0 (Algarve Cup)
225. Silves, 9 March 2009 :
Denmark (10) – Iceland ….. 2-0 (Algarve Cup)
226. Faro, 11 March 2009 :
Denmark (11) – Germany ….. 1-0 (Algarve Cup)
227. Staines, 19 July 2009 :
Denmark (12) – Iceland ….. 2-1
228. Swindon, 22 July 2009 :
England – Denmark (13) ….. 1-0
229. Lahti, 25 August 2009 :
Italy – England (2) ….. 2-1 (European Championship 2009)
230. Turku, 28 August 2009 :
Sweden – Italy (6) ….. 2-0 (European Championship 2009)
231. Turku, 31 August 2009 :
England – Sweden (40) ….. 1-1 (European Championship 2009)
232. Helsinki, 4 September 2009 :
Norway – Sweden (41) ….. 3-1 (European Championship 2009)
233. Helsinki, 7 September 2009 :
Germany – Norway (69) ….. 3-1 (European Championship 2009)
234. Helsinki, 10 September 2009 :
Germany (68) – England ….. 6-2 (European Championship Final 2009)
235. Parchal, 24 February 2010 :
Germany (69) – Denmark ….. 4-0 (Algarve Cup)
236. Parchal, 26 February 2010 :
Germany (70) – Finland ….. 7-0 (Algarve Cup)
237. Osnabrück, 3 June 2011 :
Germany (71) – Italy ….. 5-0
238. Aix-la-Chapelle, 7 June 2011 :
Germany (72) – Holland ….. 5-0
239. Aix-la-Chapelle, 16 June 2011 :
Germany (73) – Norway ….. 3-0
240. Mönchengladbach, 5 July 2011 :
Germany (74) – France ….. 4-2 (World Cup 2011)
241. Augsburg, 17 September 2011 :
Germany (75) – Switzerland ….. 4-1 (European Championship 2013 Qualifying)
242. Mogoșoaia, 22 October 2011 :
Romania – Germany (76) ….. 0-3 (European Championship 2013 Qualifying)
243. Hamburg, 26 October 2011 :
Germany (77) – Sweden ….. 1-0
244. Wiesbaden, 19 November 2011 :
Germany (78) – Kazakhstan ….. 17-0 (European Championship 2013 Qualifying)
245. Motril, 24 November 2011 :
Spain – Germany (79) ….. 2-2 (European Championship 2013 Qualifying)
246. Izmir, 15 February 2012 :
Turkey – Germany (80) ….. 0-5 (European Championship 2013 Qualifying)
247. Lagos, 29 February 2012 :
Germany (81) – Iceland ….. 1-0 (Algarve Cup)
248. Parchal, 5 March 2012 :
Germany (82) – Sweden ….. 4-0 (Algarve Cup)
249. Mannheim, 31 March 2012 :
Germany (83) – Spain ….. 5-0 (European Championship 2013 Qualifying)
250. Aarau, 5 April 2012 :
Switzerland – Germany (84) ….. 0-6 (European Championship 2013 Qualifying)
251. Bielefeld, 31 May 2012 :
Germany (85) – Romania ….. 5-0 (European Championship 2013 Qualifying)
252. Karaganda, 15 September 2012 :
Kazakhstan – Germany (86) ….. 0-7 (European Championship 2013 Qualifying)
253. Duisburg, 19 September 2012 :
Germany (87) – Turkey ….. 10-0 (European Championship 2013 Qualifying)
254. Halle/Saale, 29 November 2012 :
Germany (88) – France ….. 1-1
255. Strasbourg, 13 February 2013 :
France – Germany (89) ….. 3-3
256. Albufeira, 6 March 2013 :
Denmark – Germany (90) ….. 0-0 (Algarve Cup)
257. Lagos, 11 March 2013 :
Germany (91) – Norway ….. 2-0 (Algarve Cup)
258. Essen, 15 June 2013 :
Germany (92) – Scotland ….. 3-0
259. Vaxjoe, 11 July 2013 :
Germany (93) – Holland ….. 0-0 (European Championship 2013)
260. Vaxjoe, 14 July 2013 :
Germany (94) – Iceland ….. 3-0 (European Championship 2013)
261. Kalmar, 17 July 2013 :
Norway – Germany (95) ….. 1-0 (European Championship 2013)
262. Kalmar, 22 July 2013 :
Norway (70) – Spain ….. 3-1 (European Championship 2013)
263. Norrköping, 25 July 2013 :
Denmark – Norway (71) ….. 1-1 (2-4 pens) (European Championship 2013)
264. Solna, 28 July 2013 :
Germany – Norway (72) ….. 1-0 (European Championship Final 2013)
265. Cottbus, 21 September 2013 :
Germany (96) – Russia ….. 9-0 (World Cup 2015 Qualifying)
266. Koper, 26 October 2013 :
Slovenia – Germany (97) ….. 0-13 (World Cup 2015 Qualifying)
267. Frankfurt, 30 October 2013 :
Germany (98) – Croatia ….. 4-0 (World Cup 2015 Qualifying)
268. Žilina, 23 November 2013 :
Slovakia – Germany (99) ….. 0-6 (World Cup 2015 Qualifying)
269. Osijek, 27 November 2013 :
Croatia – Germany (100) ….. 0-8 (World Cup 2015 Qualifying)
270. Albufeira, 5 March 2014 :
Germany (101) – Iceland ….. 5-0 (Algarve Cup)
271. Albufeira, 10 March 2014 :
Germany (102) – Norway ….. 3-1 (Algarve Cup)
272. Dublin, 5 April 2014 :
Eire – Germany (103) ….. 2-3 (World Cup 2015 Qualifying)
273. Mannheim, 10 April 2014 :
Germany (104) – Slovenia ….. 4-0 (World Cup 2015 Qualifying)
274. Osnabrück, 8 May 2014 :
Germany (105) – Slovakia ….. 9-1 (World Cup 2015 Qualifying)
275. Moscow, 13 September 2014 :
Russia – Germany (106) ….. 1-4 (World Cup 2015 Qualifying)
276. Heidenheim, 17 September 2014 :
Germany (107) – Eire ….. 2-0 (World Cup 2015 Qualifying)
277. Offenbach, 25 October 2014 :
Germany (108) – France ….. 0-2
278. Parchal, 4 March 2015 :
Portugal – France (15) ….. 0-1 (Algarve Cup)
279. São João da Venda, 6 March 2015 :
France (16) – Denmark ….. 4-1 (Algarve Cup)
280. Châteauroux, 22 May 2015 :
France (17) – Russia ….. 2-1
281. Nancy, 28 May 2015 :
France (18) – Scotland ….. 1-0
282. Moncton, 9 June 2015 :
France (19) – England ….. 1-0 (World Cup 2015)
283. Montreal, 26 June 2015 :
France (20) – Germany ….. 1-1 (4-5 pens) (World Cup 2015)
284. Edmonton, 4 July 2015 :
England – Germany (109) ….. 1-0 (World Cup 2015)
285. Tallinn, 21 September 2015 :
Estonia – England (3) ….. 0-8 (European Championship 2017 Qualifying)
286. Duisburg, 26 November 2015 :
Germany – England (4) ….. 0-0
287. Bristol, 29 November 2015 :
England (5) – Bosnia-Herzegovina ….. 1-0 (European Championship 2017 Qualifying)
288. Nashville, 6 March 2016 :
Germany – England (6) ….. 2-1 (SheBelieves Cup)
289. Istanbul, 8 April 2016 :
Turkey – Germany (110) ….. 0-6 (European Championship 2017 Qualifying)
290. Osnabrück, 12 April 2016 :
Germany (111) – Croatia ….. 2-0 (European Championship 2017 Qualifying)
291. Rio de Janeiro, 19 August 2016 :
Germany (112) – Sweden ….. 2-1 (Olympic Games Final 2016)
292. Khimki, 16 September 2016 :
Russia – Germany (113) ….. 0-4 (European Championship 2017 Qualifying)
293. Győr, 20 September 2016 :
Hungary – Germany (114) ….. 0-1 (European Championship 2017 Qualifying)
294. Regensburg, 22 October 2016 :
Germany (115) – Austria ….. 4-2
295. Aalen, 25 October 2016 :
Germany (116) – Holland ….. 4-2
296. Chemnitz, 29 November 2016 :
Germany (117) – Norway ….. 1-1
297. Harrison, 4 March 2017 :
France – Germany (118) ….. 0-0 (SheBelieves Cup)
298. Washington, 7 March 2017 :
Germany (119) – England ….. 1-0 (SheBelieves Cup)
299. Breda, 17 July 2017 :
Germany (120) – Sweden ….. 0-0 (European Championship 2017)
300. Tilburg, 21 July 2017 :
Germany (121) – Italy ….. 2-1 (European Championship 2017)
301. Utrecht, 25 July 2017 :
Germany (122) – Russia ….. 2-0 (European Championship 2017)
302. Rotterdam, 30 July 2017 :
Denmark – Germany (123) ….. 2-1 (European Championship 2017)
303. Breda, 3 August 2017 :
Austria – Denmark (14) ….. 0-0 (0-3 pens) (European Championship 2017)
304. Enschede, 6 August 2017 :
Holland – Denmark (15) ….. 4-2 (European Championship Final 2017)
305. Tubize, 14 September 2017 :
Belgium – Holland (8) ….. 1-2
306. St. Pölten, 19 October 2017 :
Austria – Holland (9) ….. 0-2
307. Groningen, 24 October 2017 :
Holland (10) – Norway ….. 1-0 (World Cup 2019 Qualifying)
308. Senec, 24 November 2017 :
Slovakia – Holland (11) ….. 0-5 (World Cup 2019 Qualifying)
309. Nijmegen, 28 November 2017 :
Holland (12) – Eire ….. 0-0 (World Cup 2019 Qualifying)
310. San Pedro del Pinatar, 20 January 2018 :
Spain – Holland (13) ….. 2-0
311. Larnaca, 28 February 2018 :
Spain (1) – Austria ….. 2-0 (Cyprus Cup)
312. Larnaca, 2 March 2018 :
Belgium – Spain (2) ….. 0-0 (Cyprus Cup)
313. Larnaca, 5 March 2018 :
Spain (3) – Czech Republic ….. 2-0 (Cyprus Cup)
314. Larnaca, 7 March 2018 :
Spain (4) – Italy ….. 2-0 (Cyprus Cup Final)
315. Helsinki, 6 April 2018 :
Finland – Spain (5) ….. 0-2 (World Cup 2019 Qualifying)
316. Maria Enzersdorf, 10 April 2018 :
Austria – Spain (6) ….. 0-1 (World Cup 2019 Qualifying)
317. Murcia, 7 June 2018 :
Spain (7) – Israel ….. 2-0 (World Cup 2019 Qualifying)
318. Santander, 31 August 2018 :
Spain (8) – Finland ….. 5-1 (World Cup 2019 Qualifying)
319. Logroño, 4 September 2018 :
Spain (9) – Serbia ….. 3-0 (World Cup 2019 Qualifying)
320. Leganés, 8 November 2018 :
Spain (10) – Poland ….. 3-1
321. Erfurt, 13 November 2018 :
Germany – Spain (11) ….. 0-0
322. Cartagena, 17 January 2019 :
Spain (12) – Belgium ….. 1-1
323. Parchal, 27 February 2019 :
Spain (13) – Holland ….. 2-0 (Algarve Cup)
324. Lagos, 1 March 2019 :
Poland – Spain (14) ….. 3-0 (Algarve Cup)
325. Parchal, 4 March 2019 :
Poland (1) – Holland ….. 1-0 (Algarve Cup)
326. Parchal, 6 March 2019 :
Norway – Poland (2) ….. 3-0 (Algarve Cup Final)
327. Nice, 12 June 2019 :
France – Norway (73) ….. 2-1 (World Cup 2019)
328. Clermont-Ferrand, 31 August 2019 :
France (21) – Spain ….. 2-0
329. Nîmes, 4 October 2019 :
France (22) – Iceland ….. 4-0
330. Chimkent, 8 October 2019 :
Kazakhstan – France (23) ….. 0-3 (European Championship 2021 Qualifying)
331. Bordeaux, 9 November 2019 :
France (24) – Serbia ….. 6-0 (European Championship 2021 Qualifying)
332. Valenciennes, 10 March 2020 :
France (25) – Holland ….. 3-3 (Tournoi de France)
333. Subotica, 18 September 2020 :
Serbia – France (26) ….. 0-2 (European Championship 2022 Qualifying)
334. Skopje, 22 September 2020 :
North Macedonia – France (27) ….. 0-7 (European Championship 2022 Qualifying)
335. Orléans, 23 October 2020 :
France (28) – North Macedonia ….. 11-0 (European Championship 2022 Qualifying)
336. Wiener Neustadt, 27 October 2020 :
Austria – France (29) ….. 0-0 (European Championship 2022 Qualifying)
337. Guingamp, 27 November 2020 :
France (30) – Austria ….. 3-0 (European Championship 2022 Qualifying)
338. Vannes, 1 December 2020 :
France (31) – Kazakhstan ….. 12-0 (European Championship 2022 Qualifying)
339. Metz, 20 February 2021 :
France (32) – Switzerland ….. 2-0
340. Metz, 23 February 2021 :
France (33) – Switzerland ….. 2-0
341. Caen, 9 April 2021 :
France (34) – England ….. 3-1
342. Strasbourg, 10 June 2021 :
France (35) – Germany ….. 1-0
343. Patras, 17 September 2021 :
Greece – France (36) ….. 0-10 (World Cup 2023 Qualifying)
344. Murska Sobota, 21 September 2021 :
Slovenia – France (37) ….. 2-3 (World Cup 2023 Qualifying)
345. Créteil, 22 October 2021 :
France (38) – Estonia ….. 11-0 (World Cup 2023 Qualifying)
346. Astana, 26 October 2021 :
Kazakhstan – France (39) ….. 0-5 (World Cup 2023 Qualifying)
347. Vannes, 26 November 2021 :
France (40) – Kazakhstan ….. 6-0 (World Cup 2023 Qualifying)
348. Guingamp, 30 November 2021 :
France (41) – Wales ….. 2-0 (World Cup 2023 Qualifying)
349. Le Havre, 16 February 2022 :
France (42) – Finland ….. 5-0 (Tournoi de France)
350. Le Havre, 22 February 2022 :
France (43) – Holland ….. 3-1 (Tournoi de France)
351. Llanelli, 8 April 2022 :
Wales – France (44) ….. 1-2 (World Cup 2023 Qualifying)
352. Le Mans, 12 April 2022 :
France (45) – Slovenia ….. 1-0 (World Cup 2023 Qualifying)
353. Rotherham, 10 July 2022 :
France (46) – Italy ….. 5-1 (European Championship 2022)
354. Rotherham, 14 July 2022 :
France (47) – Belgium ….. 2-1 (European Championship 2022)
355. Rotherham, 18 July 2022 :
Iceland – France (48) ….. 1-1 (European Championship 2022)
356. Rotherham, 23 July 2022 :
France (49) – Holland ….. 1-0 (European Championship 2022)
357. Milton Keynes, 27 July 2022 :
Germany – France (50) ….. 2-1 (European Championship 2022)
358. London, 31 July 2022 :
England – Germany (124) ….. 2-1 (European Championship Final 2022)
359. Wiener Neustadt, 3 September 2022 :
Austria – England (7) ….. 0-2 (World Cup 2023 Qualifying)
360. Stoke-on-Trent, 6 September 2022 :
England (8) – Luxembourg ….. 10-0 (World Cup 2023 Qualifying)
361. Brighton, 11 October 2022 :
England (9) – Czech Republic ….. 0-0
362. San Pedro del Pinatar, 15 November 2022 :
England (10) – Norway ….. 1-1
363. Coventry, 19 February 2023 :
England (11) – Italy ….. 2-1 (Arnold Clark Cup)
364. Bristol, 22 February 2023 :
England (12) – Belgium ….. 6-1 (Arnold Clark Cup)
365. Milton Keynes, 1 July 2023 :
England (13) – Portugal ….. 0-0
366. Sydney, 28 July 2023 :
England (14) – Denmark ….. 1-0 (World Cup 2023)
367. Sydney, 20 August 2023 :
Spain – England (15) ….. 1-0 (World Cup Final 2023)
368. Gothenburg, 22 September 2023 :
Sweden – Spain (15) ….. 2-3 (Nations League)
369. Cordoba, 26 September 2023 :
Spain (16) – Switzerland ….. 5-0 (Nations League)
370. Salerno, 27 October 2023 :
Italy – Spain (17) ….. 0-1 (Nations League)
371. Zurich, 31 October 2023 :
Switzerland – Spain (18) ….. 1-7 (Nations League)
372. Pontevedra, 1 December 2023 :
Spain (19) – Italy ….. 2-3 (Nations League)
373. Parma, 5 December 2023 :
Italy (7) – Switzerland ….. 3-0 (Nations League)
374. Bagno a Ripoli, 23 February 2024 :
Italy (8) – Eire ….. 0-0
375. Algeciras, 27 February 2024 :
England – Italy (9) ….. 5-1
376. London, 5 April 2024 :
England (16) – Sweden ….. 1-1 (European Championship 2025 Qualifying)
377. Dublin, 9 April 2024 :
Eire – England (17) ….. 0-2 (European Championship 2025 Qualifying)
378. Newcastle, 31 May 2024 :
England (18) – France ….. (European Championship 2025 Qualifying)
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