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National team · Serbia

«The Eagles»

75 Matches
30 wins
20 draws
25 losses
108–94 Goals
+14 Difference
1.4 Scored per game
Form L 31 Mar · Away Saudi Arabia · 1:2 L 31 May · Away Cape Verde · 0:3 L 5 Jun · Away Mexico · 1:5 L 24 Sep · Home Greece · 1:2 L 27 Sep · Home Netherlands · 1:2 L 1 Oct · Away Germany · 0:2

On 14 October 2014, a Euro 2016 qualifier between Serbia and Albania in Belgrade never reached full time. A drone flew over the pitch trailing a flag mapping out a "Greater Albania," a Serbian player pulled it down, Albanian players grabbed at it, and the players' tunnel emptied onto the pitch in a brawl that ended the match. The Court of Arbitration for Sport later handed Albania a 3–0 win. The episode said more about what this fixture carries than any preview could: Kosovo sits behind every meeting between the two sides.

Serbia the team, in its current form, is younger than that grudge. It took the field for the first time on 16 August 2006, days after the state union with Montenegro broke apart, and lost 3–1 to the Czech Republic. FIFA and UEFA nonetheless treat it as the direct successor to the various Yugoslav sides, so the medal case includes 1960 Olympic gold, won in Rome when SFR Yugoslavia beat Denmark 2–1 in the final, along with two European Championship runner-up finishes and three Olympic silvers from the 1940s and 1950s. Since 2006, as Serbia alone, the team has yet to add a trophy of its own; group-stage exits at the last three World Cups and at Euro 2024 mark its ceiling so far.

Home games are played at the Rajko Mitić Stadium, still known to most as Marakana, in front of up to 49,167 in red, white and blue. Aleksandar Mitrović wears the captain's armband and holds the scoring record with 64 goals. Veljko Paunović took over the bench in late 2025 from Dragan Stojković, and his task now is straightforward enough to state plainly: turn group-stage appearances into a knockout run.

Latest results

Fixtures and results
4 Oct UEFA Nations League Netherlands A
1 Oct UEFA Nations League Germany A 0:2 L
27 Sep UEFA Nations League Netherlands H 1:2 L
24 Sep UEFA Nations League Greece H 1:2 L
5 Jun Friendlies Mexico A 1:5 L
31 May Friendlies Cape Verde A 0:3 L

Standing

UEFA Nations League

Group stage · League A - Group B

# Team M W D L Goals Pts
1 Netherlands 4 2 2 0 7:5 8
2 Greece 4 2 2 0 5:3 8
3 Germany 4 1 2 1 3:2 5
4 Serbia 4 0 0 4 3:8 0
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Team statistics

matches counted in total: 75
75 Matches
30 wins
20 draws
25 losses
108–94 Goals
+14 Difference
1.4 Scored per game
Match outcomes matches counted in total: 75
30wins: 30 · 40% 20draws: 20 · 26% 25losses: 25 · 33%
wins draws losses
Scored and conceded last matches
31 Mar · Away Saudi Arabia · 1:2
31 May · Away Cape Verde · 0:3
5 Jun · Away Mexico · 1:5
24 Sep · Home Greece · 1:2
27 Sep · Home Netherlands · 1:2
1 Oct · Away Germany · 0:2
scored — above the line conceded — below the line
Metric Total Home Away
Matches 75 30 45
Scored 108 55 53
Conceded 94 34 60
Scored per game 1.4 1.8 1.2
Conceded per game 1.3 1.1 1.3
Difference +14 +21 −7

Key players

by appearances over the last year

Squad of Serbia

by appearances over the last year
Number Player Position Age Matches
1 Đorđe Petrović Goalkeeper 5
23 RS Vanja Milinković-Savić Goalkeeper 29 5
16 RS Strahinja Eraković Defender 25 5
6 Nemanja Gudelj Defender 5
21 RS Lazar Vujadin Samardžić Midfielder 24 5
3 RS Strahinja Pavlović Defender 25 5
7 Aleksandar Stanković Midfielder 5
17 Aleksa Terzić Defender 5
8 Luka Jović Forward 5
9 Dejan Joveljić Forward 5
11 Filip Kostić Midfielder 5
22 Saša Lukić Midfielder 5
20 RS Vasily Kostov Midfielder 18 4
2 Kosta Nedeljković Defender 4
4 RS V. Dragojevic Midfielder 20 4
20 Sergej Milinković-Savić Midfielder 4
10 RS Dušan Tadić Forward 37 3
13 Nikola Simic Defender 3
14 Andrija Živković Midfielder 3
4 Ognjen Mimović Defender 3
12 Filip Stanković Goalkeeper 3
5 Nemanja Maksimović Midfielder 3
15 RS Srđan Babić Defender 30 3
18 RS Mihajlo Cvetković Forward 19 3
19 Stefan Džodić Midfielder 2
1 Predrag Rajković Goalkeeper 2
4 Nikola Milenković Defender 2
9 Aleksandar Mitrović Forward 2
18 Petar Ratkov Forward 2
14 Veljko Birmančević Forward 2
5 RS Njegoš Petrović Midfielder 27 2
13 RS Stefan Bukinac Defender 21 2
7 RS Mijat Gaćinović Midfielder 31 2
24 RS Petar Stanić Midfielder 25 2
2 RS P. Sukachev Midfielder 21 1

Fixtures of Serbia

Honours of Serbia

  • Balkan Cup 1935, 1934 2
  • Olympic Gold Medal 1960 1
  • Olympic Silver Medal 1948, 1952, 1956 3
  • UEFA European Championship 1960, 1968 2
  • Olympic Bronze Medal 1984 1

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