Cyprus National Football Team - Revision history

Dutch Eagle: /* European Championship record */Cyprus failed to qualify for the 2020 European Championship.

2019-12-28T21:23:20Z

European Championship record: Cyprus failed to qualify for the 2020 European Championship.

Dutch Eagle: redirection to most caps and goals for Cyprus added

2018-06-10T09:03:25Z

redirection to most caps and goals for Cyprus added

Dutch Eagle: Update till 2018 for not being qualified for a major tournament

2018-03-17T19:57:38Z

Update till 2018 for not being qualified for a major tournament

Irlandos: /* Managers */

2011-11-24T22:28:34Z

Managers

Irlandos: /* World Cup record */

2010-10-13T13:19:39Z

World Cup record

Irlandos: /* European Championship record */

2008-05-16T10:20:03Z

European Championship record

Irlandos: /* External links */

2007-08-29T12:11:27Z

External links

Irlandos at 11:22, June 27, 2007

2007-06-27T11:22:06Z

Irlandos: /* History */

2006-10-08T16:14:50Z

History

Irlandos: Reverted edits by Julli9 (Talk); changed back to last version by Irlandos

2006-07-06T20:22:13Z

Reverted edits by Julli9 (Talk); changed back to last version by Irlandos

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 *[[1960]] - ''Did not enter''
 *[[1964]] - ''Did not enter''
-*[[1968]] to [[2016]] - ''Did not qualify''
+*[[1968]] to [[2020]] - ''Did not qualify''
 ==Managers==

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 ==Managers==
 *1960-[[1967]] Argyrios Gavalas
 *1968-[[1969]] Pambos Avraamidis
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 *2004-2011  [[Angelos Anastasiadis]]
 *2011-present [[Nikos Nioblias]]
 ==External links==

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 Cyprus currently play their home matches at [[New GSP Stadium]], in Nicosia.
-In the past, the team played its home matches at various venues all around the island, mostly, until [[1974]], the Old GSP Stadium in Nicosia. Since then, various stadia were used with the stadium in [[Limassol]] being the prime choice during the [[1990s]]. That changed in [[1999]], with the creation of the [[New GSP Stadium]] in Nicosia. For World Cup 2006  qualifiers, Cyprus used only the GSP Stadium, because it is the only stadium in Cyprus which satisfies the UEFA criteria. Other stadia are sometimes used for friendlies.
+In the past, the team played its home matches at various venues all around the island, mostly, until [[1974]], the Old GSP Stadium in Nicosia. Since then, various stadia were used with the stadium in [[Limassol]] being the prime choice during the [[1990s]]. That changed in [[1999]], with the creation of the [[New GSP Stadium]] in Nicosia. For World Cup 2006 qualifiers, Cyprus used only the GSP Stadium, because it is the only stadium in Cyprus which satisfies the UEFA criteria. Other stadia are sometimes used for friendlies.
 ==World Cup record==
 *[[1930]] to [[1954]] - ''Did not enter''
 *[[1958]] - ''Withdrew''
-*[[1962]] to [[2010]] - ''Did not qualify''
+*[[1962]] to [[2018]] - ''Did not qualify''
 ==European Championship record==
 *[[1960]] - ''Did not enter''
 *[[1964]] - ''Did not enter''
-*[[1968]] to [[2008]] - ''Did not qualify''
+*[[1968]] to [[2016]] - ''Did not qualify''
 ==Managers==
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 *1997      [[Stavros Papadopoulos]]
 *[[1997]]-1999 Panikos Georgiou
-*1999-[[2001]] Stavros Papadopoulos
+*1999-[[2001]] [[Stavros Papadopoulos]]
 *2001      Takis Charalambous
 *2001-2004     Moca Vukotic

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 *2001      Takis Charalambous
 *2001-2004     Moca Vukotic
-*2004-         [[Angelos Anastasiadis]]
+*2004-2011  [[Angelos Anastasiadis]]
 ==External links==

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 *[[1930]] to [[1954]] - ''Did not enter''
 *[[1958]] - ''Withdrew''
-*[[1962]] to [[2006]] - ''Did not qualify''
+*[[1962]] to [[2010]] - ''Did not qualify''
 ==European Championship record==

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	*[http://rsssf.com/miscellaneous/cyp-recintlp.html RSSSF archive of most capped players and highest goalscorers]		*[http://rsssf.com/miscellaneous/cyp-recintlp.html RSSSF archive of most capped players and highest goalscorers]
	*[http://rsssf.com/miscellaneous/cyp-coach.html RSSSF archive of coaches 1929-]		*[http://rsssf.com/miscellaneous/cyp-coach.html RSSSF archive of coaches 1929-]
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 ==Home Stadium==
-Cyprus currently play their home matches at New GSP Stadium, in Nicosia.
+Cyprus currently play their home matches at [[New GSP Stadium]], in Nicosia.
-In the past, the team played its home matches at various venues all around the island, mostly, until [[1974]], the Old GSP Stadium in Nicosia. Since then, various stadia were used with the stadium in [[Limassol]] being the prime choice during the [[1990s]]. That changed in [[1999]], with the creation of the New GSP Stadium in Nicosia. For World Cup 2006  qualifiers, Cyprus used only the GSP Stadium, because it is the only stadium in Cyprus which satisfies the UEFA criteria. Other stadia are sometimes used for friendlies.
+In the past, the team played its home matches at various venues all around the island, mostly, until [[1974]], the Old GSP Stadium in Nicosia. Since then, various stadia were used with the stadium in [[Limassol]] being the prime choice during the [[1990s]]. That changed in [[1999]], with the creation of the [[New GSP Stadium]] in Nicosia. For World Cup 2006  qualifiers, Cyprus used only the GSP Stadium, because it is the only stadium in Cyprus which satisfies the UEFA criteria. Other stadia are sometimes used for friendlies.
 ==World Cup record==

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 Results in qualifying tournaments have also improved considerably in recent times. Cyprus drew 1-1 with holders Denmark and claimed seven points in their qualification campaign for 1996 European Football Championship. Four years later, they missed out on a place at 2000 European Football Championship by a solitary point after victories against Spain and Israel, 3-2.
-The Spain's defeat signalled the end of Javier Clemente's time as Spanish coach and made the world do a double-take.
+The Spain's defeat signalled the end of Javier Clemente's time as Spanish coach and made the world do a double-take. On [[October 7]], [[2006]], Cyprus also recorded an astonishing 5-2 triumph over the favoured Republic of Ireland in a Euro 2008 qualifier.
 ==Home Stadium==

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+The '''Cyprus national football team''' is the national team of [[Cyprus]] and is controlled by the [[Cyprus Football Association]]. It is one of the weakest members of [[UEFA]], having never made the finals of any major international tournament.
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+==History==
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+The Cyprus national team lost their first international friendly, 3-0 against Israel in Tel Aviv on [[July 23]], [[1949]], a year after becoming a member of the world governing body FIFA. In November [[1960]], following independence from British rule, Cyprus took part in their first official game, a 1-1 draw against Israel in the first leg of a qualifying tie for the 1962 FIFA World Cup. The return leg ended in a 6-1 defeat.
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+UEFA membership followed in [[1962]], and the next year was even more momentous as Cyprus won their first international - beating [[National Football Team|Greece]] 3-1 on [[November 27]].
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+In [[1974]], the national team enjoyed one of their most famous victories when a team of part-timers beat a Northern Ireland side featuring legendary goalkeeper Pat Jennings and [[1968]] European Footballer of the Year, George Best, 1-0 in [[Nicosia]]. Despite other similar triumphs on home soil, Cyprus had to wait until [[1992]] to record a first away win - 2-0 in the Faroe Islands.
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+Results in qualifying tournaments have also improved considerably in recent times. Cyprus drew 1-1 with holders Denmark and claimed seven points in their qualification campaign for 1996 European Football Championship. Four years later, they missed out on a place at 2000 European Football Championship by a solitary point after victories against Spain and Israel, 3-2.
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+The Spain's defeat signalled the end of Javier Clemente's time as Spanish coach and made the world do a double-take.
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+==Home Stadium==
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+Cyprus currently play their home matches at New GSP Stadium, in Nicosia.
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+In the past, the team played its home matches at various venues all around the island, mostly, until [[1974]], the Old GSP Stadium in Nicosia. Since then, various stadia were used with the stadium in [[Limassol]] being the prime choice during the [[1990s]]. That changed in [[1999]], with the creation of the New GSP Stadium in Nicosia. For World Cup 2006  qualifiers, Cyprus used only the GSP Stadium, because it is the only stadium in Cyprus which satisfies the UEFA criteria. Other stadia are sometimes used for friendlies.