QUALIFICATION MATCHES
Group 1
1.SWEDEN 6 3 2 1 15 4 8
2.Poland 6 3 2 1 7 8 8
3.West Germany 6 3 1 2 5 7 7
4.Scotland 6 0 1 5 3 11 1
21.09.1988 Ayr Scotland 0-0 Sweden
23.11.1988 Glasgow Scotland 1-2 Poland
19.04.1989 Heilbronn West Germany 0-0 Poland
03.05.1989 Frankfurt West Germany 1-0 Scotland
24.05.1989 Lomma Sweden 4-0 West Germany
07.06.1989 Ljungby Sweden 4-0 Poland
30.08.1989 Debica Poland 2-1 Scotland
20.09.1989 Västerås Sweden 4-0 Scotland
27.09.1989 Jaworzno Poland 1-0 West Germany
17.10.1989 Debica Poland 2-2 Sweden
18.10.1989 Motherwell Scotland 1-2 West Germany
01.11.1989 Kassel West Germany 2-1 Sweden
Group 2
1.SOVIET UNION 6 6 0 0 13 2 12
2.Norway 6 2 2 2 8 7 6
3.Netherlands 6 1 2 3 6 13 4
4.Cyprus 6 0 2 4 2 7 2
12.10.1988 Stavanger Norway 2-2 Netherlands
01.11.1988 Paralimni Cyprus 0-0 Norway
12.04.1989 Roosendaal Netherlands 2-1 Cyprus
23.04.1989 Kishinev Soviet Union 2-0 Cyprus
21.05.1989 Vollen Norway 1-0 Cyprus
14.06.1989 Lisleby Norway 0-1 Soviet Union
06.09.1989 Kishinev Soviet Union 3-0 Norway
04.10.1989 Oss Netherlands 1-5 Norway
25.10.1989 Almelo Netherlands 0-3 Soviet Union
19.11.1989 Larnaca Cyprus 1-2 Soviet Union
29.11.1989 Baku Soviet Union 2-1 Netherlands
06.12.1989 Aradippou Cyprus 0-0 Netherlands
Group 3
1.ENGLAND 6 3 2 1 10 2 8
2.France 6 2 3 1 6 5 7
3.Czechoslovakia 6 2 2 2 4 3 6
4.Greece 6 1 1 4 5 15 3
26.10.1988 Tranmere England 5-0 Greece
15.11.1988 Bradford England 1-1 France
14.12.1988 Drama Greece 2-3 France
08.03.1989 Xanthi Greece 0-3 England
12.04.1989 Trebechovice Czechoslovakia 0-0 Greece
26.04.1989 Povazska Czechoslovakia 1-0 England [Povazska Bystrica]
10.05.1989 Orléans France 1-0 Czechoslovakia
11.10.1989 Aigio Greece 1-3 Czechoslovakia
11.10.1989 Martigues France 0-0 England
28.10.1989 Senec Czechoslovakia 0-0 France
14.11.1989 Portsmouth England 1-0 Czechoslovakia
29.11.1989 Gueugnon France 1-2 Greece
Group 4
1.PORTUGAL 6 5 1 0 11 1 11
2.Italy 6 4 1 1 10 3 9
3.Albania 6 1 0 5 6 8 2
4.Switzerland 6 1 0 5 1 16 2
12.10.1988 Shköder Albania 4-0 Switzerland
15.03.1989 Oeiras Portugal 2-1 Albania
12.04.1989 Elbasan Albania 1-2 Italy
19.04.1989 Châtel Switzerland 0-3 Portugal [Châtel-St-Denis]
23.04.1989 Tirana Albania 0-2 Portugal
24.05.1989 Moutier Switzerland 0-2 Italy
11.10.1989 Bisceglie Italy 1-0 Albania
11.10.1989 Oeiras Portugal 2-0 Switzerland
01.11.1989 Manzianna Italy 0-2 Portugal
07.11.1989 Muri Switzerland 1-0 Albania
22.11.1989 Cremona Italy 5-0 Switzerland
06.12.1989 Oeiras Portugal 0-0 Italy
Group 5
1.BELGIUM 6 3 1 2 10 6 7
2.Yugoslavia 6 3 0 3 8 7 6
3.Wales 6 2 2 2 7 10 6
4.East Germany 6 1 3 2 4 6 5
12.10.1988 Sömmerda East Germany 0-1 Yugoslavia
02.11.1988 Seraing Belgium 1-1 East Germany
09.11.1988 Bjeljina Yugoslavia 4-1 Wales
30.11.1988 Newtown Wales 2-0 Belgium
29.03.1989 Roeselare Belgium 2-1 Yugoslavia
12.04.1989 Aberystwyth Wales 0-0 East Germany
03.05.1989 Hettstedt East Germany 0-2 Belgium [Hettstedt bei Halle]
20.09.1989 Zavidovici Yugoslavia 1-2 East Germany
04.10.1989 Bosanski Yugoslavia 1-0 Belgium [Bosanski Samac]
17.10.1989 Charleroi Belgium 5-1 Wales
19.10.1989 Neustrelitz East Germany 1-1 Wales
08.11.1989 Newtown Wales 2-0 Yugoslavia
Group 6
1.REP.of IRELAND 4 3 0 1 8 1 6
2.Bulgaria 4 3 0 1 4 4 6
3.Malta 4 0 0 4 1 8 0
Iceland apparently withdraw after first match
12.10.1988 Dublin Rep.of Ireland 3-0 Iceland
12.04.1989 Ta'Qali Malta 1-2 Bulgaria
27.05.1989 Dublin Rep.of Ireland 2-0 Malta
04.10.1989 Pazardjik Bulgaria 1-0 Malta
31.10.1989 Dublin Rep.of Ireland 3-0 Bulgaria
14.11.1989 Corradino Malta 0-3 Rep.of Ireland
28.11.1989 Blagoevgrad Bulgaria 1-0 Rep.of Ireland
Group 7
1.SPAIN 6 4 1 1 12 7 9
2.Denmark 6 2 2 2 11 10 6
3.Romania 6 1 4 1 7 7 6
4.Austria 6 0 3 3 4 10 3
16.11.1988 Las Palmas Spain 4-2 Denmark
19.04.1989 Lanzendorf Austria 1-2 Spain
10.05.1989 Kirchschlag Austria 1-1 Romania
31.05.1989 Rønne Denmark 2-0 Spain
14.06.1989 Ploesti Romania 1-3 Spain
05.09.1989 Roskilde Denmark 2-2 Romania
20.09.1989 Nykøbing Denmark 4-1 Austria
04.10.1989 Talavera Spain 0-0 Romania [Talavera de la Reina]
18.10.1989 Ried Austria 0-0 Denmark [Ried im Innkreis]
01.11.1989 Sibiu Romania 0-0 Austria
14.11.1989 Ploesti Romania 3-1 Denmark
22.11.1989 Badajoz Spain 3-1 Austria
Group 8
1.HUNGARY 6 4 2 0 14 2 10
2.Turkey 6 3 3 0 12 6 9
3.Finland 6 2 1 3 12 8 5
4.Luxembourg 6 0 0 6 3 25 0
21.09.1988 Toijala Finland 0-1 Hungary
26.10.1988 Esch/Alzette Luxembourg 0-5 Finland
29.03.1989 Izmir Turkey 3-1 Luxembourg
03.05.1989 Budapest Hungary 6-0 Luxembourg
10.05.1989 Budapest Hungary 3-0 Finland
07.06.1989 Uusikaarlepyy Finland 2-2 Turkey
03.09.1989 Kocaeli Turkey 1-0 Finland
04.10.1989 Raisio Finland 5-1 Luxembourg
07.10.1989 Miske Hungary 2-2 Turkey
18.10.1989 Esch/Alzette Luxembourg 0-2 Hungary
05.11.1989 Istanbul Turkey 0-0 Hungary
29.11.1989 Bonneweg Luxembourg 1-4 Turkey
FINAL TOURNAMENT
Hungary, 24 - 29 July 1990
Quarter-finals (24 Apr)
24.07.1990 Nyiregyhaza England 1-1 Belgium [aet, 5-4 pen]
24.07.1990 Debrecen Soviet Union 3-0 Sweden
24.07.1990 Bekescsaba Portugal 1-1 Hungary [aet, 3-1 pen]
24.07.1990 Gyula Spain 3-0 Ireland
Play-off for places 5-8
26.07.1990 Nyiregyhaza Sweden 6-0 Belgium
26.07.1990 Szarvas Ireland 1-0 Hungary
Semi-finals
26.07.1990 Gyula Portugal 2-1 Spain
26.07.1990 Debrecen Soviet Union 3-1 England
For the 3rd place
29.07.1990 Bekescsaba Spain 1-0 England
Final
29.07.1990 Bekescsaba Soviet Union 0-0 Portugal [aet, 4-2 pen]
Note: the first six teams (the semifinalists plus Ireland and
Sweden) qualified for the 1991 World Championship U-20
in Portugal.
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