Belgium national football team results (1990–1999)

Last updated November 04, 2023

In the 1990s, the Belgium national football team played at all three World Cups, but missed out on Euro 1992 and Euro 1996. They also appeared at three minor tournaments.

Results

89 matches played:^[1]^[2]

	Legend for encounters
S.O.	Summer Olympics
W.C.	FIFA World Cup
EURO	UEFA European Football Championship
CC	Confederations Cup
TB	Tie-break match
Q	Qualification rounds
R + number	Round number
FR	Final Round
GS	Group Stage
1/16	Round of 32
1/8	Round of 16
QF	Quarter-final
SF	Semi-final
F	Final
RP	Repechage
Rep.	Replay match
3rd-4th	Third place match

1990-01-17 Friendly	Greece	2–0	Belgium	Athens
	Tsalouhidis 58' Apostolakis 90'			Stadium: Spyridon Louis Olympic Stadium Attendance: 1,000 Referee: Pietro D'Elia (Italy)

1990-02-21 Friendly	Belgium	0–0	Sweden	Brussels
				Stadium: Heysel Stadium Attendance: 3,537 Referee: Friedrich Kaupe (Austria)

1990-05-26 Friendly	Belgium	2–2	Romania	Brussels
	Scifo 7' (pen.) Clijsters 29'		Rednic 53' Lăcătuş 64'	Stadium: Heysel Stadium Attendance: 31,625 Referee: Alain Delmer (France)

1990-06-02 Friendly	Belgium	3–0	Mexico	Brussels
	Degryse 36', 38' Versavel 50'			Stadium: Heysel Stadium Attendance: 32,816 Referee: Jan Damgaard (Denmark)

1990-06-06 Friendly	Belgium	1–1	Poland	Brussels
	Emmers 51'		Ziober 16'	Stadium: Heysel Stadium Attendance: 17,634 Referee: Roger Philippi (Luxembourg)

1990-06-17 W.C. 1990 GS	Belgium	2–0	South Korea	Verona
17:00	Degryse De Wolf	Report		Stadium: Stadio Marc'Antonio Bentegodi Attendance: 32,486 Referee: Vincent Mauro (United States)

1990-06-17 W.C. 1990 GS	Belgium	3–1	Uruguay	Verona
21:00	Clijsters 16' Scifo 22' Ceulemans 47'	Report	Bengoechea 73'	Stadium: Stadio Marc'Antonio Bentegodi Attendance: 33,759 Referee: Siegfried Kirschen (East Germany)

1990-06-21 W.C. 1990 GS	Belgium	1–2	Spain	Verona
17:00	Vervoort 28'	Report	Míchel 20' (pen.) Górriz 38'	Stadium: Stadio Marc'Antonio Bentegodi Attendance: 35,950 Referee: Juan Carlos Loustau (Argentina)

1990-06-26 W.C. 1990 1/8	England	1–0 (a.e.t.)	Belgium	Bologna
21:00	Platt 119'	Report		Stadium: Stadio Renato Dall'Ara Attendance: 34,520 Referee: Peter Mikkelsen (Denmark)

1990-09-12 Friendly	Belgium	0–2	East Germany	Anderlecht, Brussels
			Sammer 74', 89'	Stadium: Constant Vanden Stock Stadium Attendance: 10,000

1990-10-17 EURO 1992 Q	Wales	3–1	Belgium	Cardiff
	Rush 29' Saunders 86' Hughes 88'		Versavel 27'	Stadium: The Arms Park Attendance: 12,000 Referee: Kurt Röthlisberger (Switzerland)

1991-02-13 Friendly	Italy	0–0	Belgium	Terni
				Stadium: Stadio Libero Liberati Attendance: 20,788 Referee: Stavros Zakestidis (Greece)

1991-02-27 EURO 1992 Q	Belgium	3–0	Luxembourg	Anderlecht, Brussels
	Vandenbergh 8' Ceulemans Scifo			Stadium: Constant Vanden Stock Stadium Attendance: 24,500 Referee: Loizos Loizou (Cyprus)

1991-03-27 EURO 1992 Q	Belgium	1–1	Wales	Anderlecht, Brussels
	Degryse 49'		Saunders 58'	Stadium: Constant Vanden Stock Stadium Attendance: 25,000 Referee: Emilio Soriano (Spain)

1991-05-01 EURO 1992 Q	Germany	1–0	Belgium	Hannover
	Matthäus 3'			Stadium: Niedersachsenstadion Attendance: 56,000 Referee: Zoran Petrović (Yugoslavia)

1991-09-11 EURO 1992 Q	Luxembourg	0–2	Belgium	Luxembourg City
			Scifo 18' Degryse 49'	Stadium: Neie Stadion Attendance: 7,450 Referee: Rémi Harrel (France)

1991-10-09 Friendly	Hungary	0–2	Belgium	Székesfehérvár
			Emmers 7' Scifo 75'	Stadium: Stadion Sóstói Attendance: 7,000 Referee: Itzhak Ben Itzhak (Israel)

1991-11-20 EURO 1992 Q	Belgium	0–1	Germany	Anderlecht, Brussels
			Völler 16'	Stadium: Constant Vanden Stock Stadium Attendance: 27,000 Referee: Tullio Lanese (Italy)

1992-02-26 Friendly	Tunisia	2–1	Belgium	Tunis
	? ?' ? ?'		Oliveira 58'	Stadium: Stade Olympique El Menzah Attendance: 35,000 Referee: Abdelali Naciri (Morocco)

1992-02-26 Friendly	France	3–3	Belgium	Paris
	Papin 40' (pen.) Vahirua 45'		Albert 28' Scifo 44' (pen.) Wilmots 48'	Stadium: Parc des Princes Attendance: 25,000 Referee: Philip Don (England)

1992-04-22 W.C. 1994 Q	Belgium	1–0	Cyprus

1992-06-03 W.C. 1994 Q	Faroe Islands	0–3	Belgium	Toftir

1992-09-02 W.C. 1994 Q	Czechoslovakia	1–2	Belgium	Prague

1992-10-14 W.C. 1994 Q	Belgium	1–0	Romania	Brussels

1992-11-18 W.C. 1994 Q	Belgium	2–0	Wales	Brussels

1993-02-13 W.C. 1994 Q	Cyprus	0–3	Belgium	Nicosia

1993-03-31 W.C. 1994 Q	Wales	2–0	Belgium	Cardiff

1993-05-22 W.C. 1994 Q	Belgium	3–0	Faroe Islands	Brussels

1993-10-06 Friendly	Belgium	2–1	Gabon	Anderlecht

1993-10-13 W.C. 1994 Q	Romania	2–1	Belgium	Bucharest

1993-11-17 W.C. 1994 Q

Belgium

0–0

Representation of Czechs and Slovaks (RCS)

Anderlecht

1994-02-16 Friendly	Malta	1–0	Belgium	Attard

1994-06-04 Friendly	Belgium	9–0	Zambia	Brussels

1994-06-08 Friendly	Belgium	3–1	Hungary	Brussels

1994-06-19 W.C. 1994 GS	Belgium	1–0	Morocco	Orlando

1994-06-25 W.C. 1994 GS	Belgium	1–0	Netherlands	Orlando

1994-06-29 W.C. 1994 GS	Belgium	0–1	Saudi Arabia	Washington

1994-07-02 W.C. 1994 1/8	Belgium	2–3	Germany	Chicago

1994-09-07 EURO 1996 Q	Belgium	2–0	Armenia	Anderlecht

1994-10-12 EURO 1996 Q	Denmark	3–1	Belgium	Copenhagen

1994-11-16 EURO 1996 Q	Belgium	1–1	Macedonia	Anderlecht

1994-12-17 EURO 1996 Q	Belgium	1–4	Spain	Anderlecht

1995-03-29 EURO 1996 Q	Spain	1–1	Belgium	Seville

1995-04-22 Friendly	Belgium	1–0	United States	Sint-Jans-Molenbeek

1995-04-26 EURO 1996 Q	Belgium	2–0	Cyprus	Anderlecht

1995-06-07 EURO 1996 Q	Macedonia	0–5	Belgium	Skopje

1995-08-23 Friendly	Belgium	1–2	Germany	Brussels

1995-09-06 EURO 1996 Q	Belgium	1–3	Denmark	Brussels

1995-10-07 EURO 1996 Q	Armenia	0–2	Belgium	Yerevan

1995-11-15 EURO 1996 Q	Cyprus	1–1	Belgium	Limassol

1996-03-27 Friendly	Belgium	0–2	France	Brussels

1996-04-24 Friendly

Belgium

0–0

Russia

Brussels

1996-05-29 Friendly	Italy	2–2	Belgium	Cremona

1996-08-31 W.C. 1998 Q	Belgium	2–1	Turkey	Brussels

1996-10-09 W.C. 1998 Q	San Marino	0–3	Belgium
				Referee: Gevorg Hovhannisyan (Armenia)

1996-12-14 W.C. 1998 Q	Belgium	0–3	Netherlands	Brussels

1997-02-11 Friendly	Northern Ireland	3–0	Belgium	Belfast

1997-03-29 W.C. 1998 Q	Wales	1–2	Belgium	Cardiff

1997-04-30 W.C. 1998 Q	Turkey	1–3	Belgium	Istanbul

1997-06-07 W.C. 1998 Q	Belgium	6–0	San Marino	Brussels
	15', 84' Staelens 26' Van Meir 27', 45' E. Mpenza 33' Oliveira

1997-09-06 W.C. 1998 Q	Netherlands	3–1	Belgium	Rotterdam

1997-10-11 W.C. 1998 Q	Belgium	3–2	Wales	Brussels

1997-10-29 W.C. 1998 Q P-O	Republic of Ireland	1–1	Belgium	Dublin

1997-11-15 W.C. 1998 Q P-O	Belgium	2–1	Republic of Ireland	Brussels

1998-02-25 Friendly	Belgium	2–0	United States	Brussels

1998-03-25 Friendly	Belgium	2–2	Norway	Brussels

1998-04-22 Friendly	Belgium	1–1	Romania	Brussels

1998-05-27 Friendly*	Belgium	0–1	France	Casablanca*

1998-05-29 Friendly*

Belgium

0–0

England

Casablanca

1998-06-03 Friendly	Belgium	2–0	Colombia	Brussels

1998-06-06 Friendly	Belgium	1–0	Paraguay	Brussels

1998-06-13 W.C. 1998 GS

Belgium

0–0

Netherlands

Saint-Denis

1998-06-20 W.C. 1998 GS	Mexico	2–2	Belgium	Bordeaux
			Wilmots

1998-06-25 W.C. 1998 GS	South Korea	1–1	Belgium	Paris
			Nilis

1998-11-18 Friendly

Luxembourg

0–0

Belgium

Luxembourg City

1999-02-03 Friendly*	Cyprus	0–1	Belgium	Limassol

1999-02-05 Friendly*	Belgium	0–1	Greece	Larnaca

1999-02-09 Friendly	Belgium	0–1	Czech Republic	Brussels

1999-03-27 Friendly	Belgium	0–1	Bulgaria	Brussels

1999-03-30 Friendly	Belgium	0–1	Egypt	Liège

1999-04-28 Friendly	Romania	1–0	Belgium	Bucharest

1999-05-30 Friendly*	Peru	1–1	Belgium	Kyoto

1999-06-03 Friendly*

Japan

0–0

Belgium

Tokyo

1999-06-05 Friendly	Belgium	1–2	South Korea	Seoul

1999-08-18 Friendly	Belgium	3–4	Finland	Bruges

1999-09-04 Friendly	Netherlands	5–5	Belgium	Rotterdam
	Davids 37', 42' Kluivert 45', 58', 69'		Strupar 9', 30' Goor 50' Wilmots 52' Mpenza 77'	Stadium: De Kuip Attendance: 20,000 Referee: Urs Meier (Switzerland)

1999-09-07 Friendly	Belgium	4–0	Morocco	Liège

1999-10-10 Friendly	England	2–1	Belgium	Sunderland
			Strupar

1999-11-13 Friendly	Italy	1–3	Belgium	Lecce

* Friendly tournament; in 1998 Belgium participated at the King Hassan II Tournament, in February 1999 at the Cyprus Tournament and in May and June 1999 at the Kirin Cup.

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References

↑ "Belgium national team football match results". eu-football.info/.
↑ "Belgium - List of International Matches". RSSSF . Archived from the original on 2016-07-01.

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[1] "Belgium national team football match results". eu-football.info/.

[2] "Belgium - List of International Matches". RSSSF . Archived from the original on 2016-07-01.

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Armenia	1992–1999 2000–2009 2010–2019 2020–present
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Belgium national football team results (1990–1999)

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