Yugoslavia 3–4 Spain: EURO 2000, 21 June 2000

The match

Yugoslavia and Spain finished 3–4 in the EURO 2000 on 21 June 2000. The match was played in the group stage – final tournament in Bruges.

Spain won the match by 1 goal.

Goals and key incidents

Savo Milošević scored in minute 30 (Yugoslavia). Alfonso Pérez scored in minute 38 (Spain). Dejan Govedarica scored in minute 50 (Yugoslavia).

Pedro Munitis scored in minute 51 (Spain). Slobodan Komljenović scored in minute 75 (Yugoslavia). Gaizka Mendieta scored a penalty in minute 90 (Spain).

Alfonso Pérez scored in minute 90 (Spain).

Slaviša Jokanović was sent off in minute 63.

Competition and tie context

The fixture was played in Group C of the group stage – final tournament. The match result belongs to this stage of the competition.

Venue and attendance

The UEFA match record identifies the venue as Jan Breydelstadion, Bruges.

The recorded attendance was 26,611 spectators.

The teams’ wider campaign

Yugoslavia came into this fixture after a Norway 0–1 Yugoslavia result on 18 June 2000 in the same competition campaign. Their next match in that campaign was Netherlands 6–1 Yugoslavia on 25 June 2000.

Spain came into this fixture after a Slovenia 1–2 Spain result on 18 June 2000 in the same competition campaign. Their next match in that campaign was Spain 1–2 France on 25 June 2000.