1984 UEFA European Under-16 Championship
For the last time the tournament over a period of two years was held. Since then, the tournament is held annually.
- 4.1 The German team in the final
Qualification
The qualifying attended football teams from 27 European countries, they were distributed partly on a geographical basis to a total of 8 groups. There were four groups with four participants, three groups of three participants, and again a group with only two participants. All eight group winners came in the second round, the winners, after return game, reached the final round.
Qualification groups
Group 1
- England England
- Iceland Iceland
- Scotland Scotland
Final Table
Group 2
- Federal Republic of Germany Federal Republic of Germany
- Sweden Sweden
- Democratic Republic of Germany DDR 1949
- Norway Norway
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Group 3
- Finland Finland
- Poland Poland
- Soviet Union Soviet Union
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Group 4
- Netherlands The Netherlands
- Denmark Denmark
- Luxembourg Luxembourg
- Switzerland Switzerland
Final Table
Group 5
- Austria Austria
- Italy Italy
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Group 6
- Belgium
- Spain
- France France
- Portugal
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Group 7
- Greece Greece
- Romania 1965 Romania
- Czechoslovakia Czechoslovakia
- Yugoslavia Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
Final Table
Group 8
- Bulgaria 1971 Bulgaria
- Hungary 1957 Hungary
- Turkey Turkey
Final Table
Second round
The eight group winners were divided by lot to four quarter-finals. The four winners, after return game and qualified for the final tournament.
Mode
The finalists were again divided by lot to two semi-finals. The winners played in the European Championship, the losers playing for third place.
Participant
At the tournament the following teams participated:
- Federal Republic of Germany Federal Republic of Germany ( organizer )
- England England
- Soviet Union Soviet Union
- Yugoslavia Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
Final round
The national team of Germany Germany became the first European football champions of U16/U17-Junioren.
The German team in the final
Germany played in the finals with the following schedule:
Bodo Illgner - Thomas gauge, Dennis stroke, Andreas Hahn, Stefan Hafner - Martin Fritz (Stefan Reuter ), Peter Knäbel, Günter Drews - Daniel Simmes, Olaf Janssen, Thomas Ostermann (Dirk Krümpelmann ).
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