Standings
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* Match originally ended as a 0–0 draw, but UEFA later awarded the match as a 3–0 forfeit win to Republic of Ireland due to Macedonia including ineligible players in their squad.
The teams competing in Group 8 of the 2000 UEFA European Under-21 Championship qualifying competition were Croatia, Republic of Ireland, Yugoslavia, Macedonia and Malta.
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* Match originally ended as a 0–0 draw, but UEFA later awarded the match as a 3–0 forfeit win to Republic of Ireland due to Macedonia including ineligible players in their squad.
All times are CET.
Republic of Ireland  | 2 – 2 |  Croatia |
|---|---|---|
Conlon  2'Baker 62' | Report | Šokota 60', 81' |
| Croatia | 4 – 0 |  Macedonia |
|---|---|---|
| Pilipović 59' Šokota 66', 87'Leko 69' | Report |
Malta  | 5 – 1 | Macedonia |
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| Mallia 13', 36' Zahra 61'M. Galea 69'Grima 83' | Report | Dimitrovski 73' |
FR Yugoslavia  | 1 – 1 | Republic of Ireland |
|---|---|---|
| Ivić 8' | Report | Kilbane 90' |
| Malta | 1 – 5 | FR Yugoslavia |
|---|---|---|
| Zahra 9' | Report | Drulić 21', 57', 90' Camenzuli 53' (o.g.)Pantelić 67' |
| FR Yugoslavia | 7 – 0 | Malta |
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| Đokaj 12' Paunović 22'Kežman 39'Drulić 41', 82'Vukomanović 49'Pantelić 72' | Report |
| Republic of Ireland | 3 – 0 (awarded) | Macedonia |
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| Report |
Originally ended 0–0. Later awarded as 3–0 win for Republic of Ireland due to Macedonia fielding a suspended player.
| FR Yugoslavia | 2 – 6 | Croatia |
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| Ivić 33' Ilić 50' | Report | Šerić 6' Mikić 49', 90'Deranja 65'Šokota 68', 85' |
| Republic of Ireland | 0 – 2 | FR Yugoslavia |
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| Report | Đokaj 55', 81' |
| Croatia | 5 – 1 | Republic of Ireland |
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| Pilipović 12' Šokota 22'Mikić 24'Balaban 88', 90' | Report | Hawkins 41' |
| FR Yugoslavia | 2 – 0 | Macedonia |
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| Jelić 29', 36' | Report |
| Macedonia | 0 – 8 | FR Yugoslavia |
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| Report | Lazetić 7', 57' Kežman 31', 33', 66'Tanasijević 55'Jelić 69', 85' |
| Malta | 1 – 3 | Republic of Ireland |
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| Mamo 88' | Report | Lee 37' Mahon 71'Fenn 86' |
| Macedonia | 0 – 1 | Republic of Ireland |
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| Report | Rowlands 33' |
| Croatia | 2 – 2 | FR Yugoslavia |
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| Šokota 46' Vranješ 52' | Report | Bošković 44' Francišković 75' |
Igor Bišćan Anthony Šerić Dario Smoje Jurica Vranješ Stephen Baker Barry Conlon Daryl Clare Neale Fenn Colin Hawkins Kevin Kilbane Alan Lee Alan Mahon Martin Rowlands David Worrell Dejan Dimitrovski Stojan Ignatov Michael Galea Massimo Grima Malcolm Licari Carlo Mamo Branko Bošković Ivica Francišković Saša Ilić Veljko Paunović Jovan Tanasijević Ivan Vukomanović William Camenzuli (playing against Yugoslavia)
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