East Germany  |
| Nickname(s) | — |
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| Association | German Football
Association of the GDR |
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| Head coach | Walter Fritzsch |
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| Most caps | Udo Schmuck (42) |
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| Top scorer | ? |
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U-23:  Bulgaria 3–2 East Germany 
(Stara Zagora, Bulgaria; June 7, 1967)
U-21:  Turkey 1–1 East Germany
(Bursa, Turkey; November 16, 1976)
Last International
U-23:  France 1–2 East Germany
(Poitiers, France; October 11, 1975)
U-21:  Austria 0–1 East Germany
(Stockerau, Austria; November 14, 1989) |
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U-23: East Germany 6–0 Albania 
(Potsdam, East Germany; November 3, 1973)
U-21: Austria 1–6 East Germany
(Wien, Austria; September 24, 1977) |
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U-23:  Hungary 4–0 East Germany
(Budapest, Hungary; May 28, 1974)
U-21: East Germany 0–4 Norway 
(Rostock, East Germany; October 29, 1980) |
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| Appearances | 2 (first in 1978 ) |
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| Best result | Runners-up (1978 & 1980) |
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Bulgaria 3–2 East Germany 
Austria 0–1 East Germany 
Hungary 4–0 East Germany 
