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Year Tournament Host country Manager(s) Position Team(s) responsible for elimination Notes
1950 World Cup   Brazil Winterbottom 5-13   Spain In a four-team first-round group, England finished in a three-way tie on points for second place after having lost to Spain and the USA. Under the rules of this tournament, only the first-placed team progressed to the final four. Spain subsequently finished fourth.
1954 World Cup    Switzerland Winterbottom 5-8   Uruguay Lost 4-2 in the quarter-final to the defending champions. Uruguay went on to fourth place.
1958 World Cup   Sweden Winterbottom 9-16   Soviet Union In a four team first-round group, England tied on points with the USSR for second place behind eventual winners   Brazil. Under the rules of this competition, England played off against the Soviets for the right to the progress to the quarter-final, but lost 1-0. The USSR was subsequently eliminated in the quarter-final.
1960 Euro   France Winterbottom Did not compete
1962 World Cup   Chile Winterbottom 5-8   Brazil Lost 3-1 in the quarter-final to the defending champions, who went on to retain the title.
1964 Euro   Spain Winterbottom / Ramsey Did not qualify   France Lost a two-legged preliminary qualifying round, with the winner progressing to a 16-team qualifying round. Winterbottom managed the first leg (a 1-1 home draw), while Ramsey took over for the second (a 5-2 away defeat). France went on to be eliminated by   Hungary in the last eight.
1966 World Cup   England Ramsey 1 England qualified automatically as the host nation. England's only victory in a major international tournament.
1968 Euro   Italy Ramsey 3   Yugoslavia Lost the semi-final 1-0. England won the third-place play-off against   Soviet Union 2-0. England's best result in a tournament away from home.

Yugoslavia went on to lose the final after a replay.

1970 World Cup   Mexico Ramsey 5-8   West Germany Lost the quarter-final 3-2 after extra time. West Germany went on to third place. England qualified automatically as defending champions.
1972 Euro   Belgium Ramsey Did not qualify   West Germany Lost a two-legged qualifying playoff (effectively a quarter-final) for the 4-team finals 3-1 on aggregate. West Germany went on to win the tournament.
1974 World Cup   Germany Ramsey Did not qualify   Poland Finished second in a three-team qualifying group, with the winner qualifying for the 16-team finals. Lost away to Poland: also drew home matches with Poland and   Wales. Poland went on to finish third.
1976 Euro   Yugoslavia Revie Did not qualify   Czechoslovakia Finished second in a four-team qualifying group, with the winner qualifying for the 4-nation finals. Lost away to Czechoslovakia, and also drew twice with   Portugal. Czechoslovakia went on to win the tournament.
1978 World Cup   Argentina Revie Did not qualify   Italy Finished second (on goal difference) out of a four-team qualifying group, with the winner qualifying for the 16-nation finals. Won every match except for a loss to Italy in Rome. Italy went on to finish fourth.
1980 Euro   Italy Greenwood 5-8   Belgium,   Italy Finished third out of a four-team first-round group after drawing with Belgium and losing to Italy.
1982 World Cup   Spain Greenwood 5-12   West Germany Finished second in a three-nation group with West Germany and hosts   Spain after drawing both games. Only the first-placed team progressed to the semi-finals. West Germany went on to be losing finalists.
1984 Euro   France Robson Did not qualify   Denmark Finished second out of a five-team qualifying group, with the winner progressing to the 8-nation finals. Lost at home to Denmark; drew away with Denmark and   Greece. Denmark went on to lose the semi-final on a penalty shootout.


1986 World Cup   Mexico Robson 5-8   Argentina Lost 2-1 in the quarter-final to the eventual champions.
1988 Euro   West Germany Robson 5-8   Soviet Union,   Netherlands,   Republic of Ireland Finished bottom of a four-team group after losing all three matches. The top two teams progressed to the semi-finals.
1990 World Cup   Italy Robson 4   West Germany Lost on penalties in a semi-final to the eventual champions. Also lost the 3rd-place match to   Italy
1992 Euro   Sweden Taylor 5-8   Sweden,   Denmark,   France Finished bottom of a four-team group after two draws and one loss. The top two teams progressed to the semi-finals.
1994 World Cup   United States Taylor Did not qualify   Norway,   Netherlands Finished third in a six-team group, from which the top two qualified for the 24-team finals. Lost away to Norway and the Netherlands: drew at home with those two teams and also drew away with   Poland.
1996 Euro   England Venables 3-4   Germany Lost on penalties in the semi-final to the eventual champions. Qualified automatically as hosts.
1998 World Cup   France Hoddle 9-16   Argentina Lost on penalties in the round of 16. Argentina went on to be eliminated in the quarter-finals.
2000 Euro   Belgium,   Netherlands Hoddle, Keegan 9-16   Portugal,   Romania Finished third out of four in a first-round finals group after losing to Portugal and Romania but beating   Germany. The top two teams progressed to the quarter-finals. Hoddle managed the first three qualifiers, while Keegan managed the remainder of qualification and the finals campaign.
2002 World Cup   South Korea,   Japan Keegan, Wilkinson, Eriksson 5-8   Brazil Lost in the quarter-final to the eventual champions. Keegan and Wilkinson managed one qualifying match each: Eriksson managed the remainder of qualification and the finals campaign.
2004 Euro   Portugal Eriksson 5-8   Portugal Lost on penalties in the quarter-final. Portugal went on to finish second.
2006 World Cup   Germany Eriksson 5-8   Portugal Lost on penalties in the quarter-final. Portugal went on to finish fourth.
2008 Euro   Austria,    Switzerland McClaren Did not qualify   Russia,   Croatia Finished third out of a seven-team qualifying group, of which the top two teams qualified for the 16-team tournament. England lost home and away to Croatia, and lost away to Russia. England also drew at home with   North Macedonia and away with   Israel.
2010 World Cup   South Africa Capello 9-16   Germany Lost 4-1 in the round of sixteen. Germany went on to finish third.

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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Year Tournament Host country Manager(s) Position Team(s) responsible for elimination Notes
1950 World Cup   Brazil Winterbottom 5-13   Spain In a four-team first-round group, England finished in a three-way tie on points for second place after having lost to Spain and the USA. Under the rules of this tournament, only the first-placed team progressed to the final four. Spain subsequently finished fourth.
1954 World Cup    Switzerland Winterbottom 5-8   Uruguay Lost 4-2 in the quarter-final to the defending champions. Uruguay went on to fourth place.
1958 World Cup   Sweden Winterbottom 9-16   Soviet Union In a four team first-round group, England tied on points with the USSR for second place behind eventual winners   Brazil. Under the rules of this competition, England played off against the Soviets for the right to the progress to the quarter-final, but lost 1-0. The USSR was subsequently eliminated in the quarter-final.
1960 Euro   France Winterbottom Did not compete
1962 World Cup   Chile Winterbottom 5-8   Brazil Lost 3-1 in the quarter-final to the defending champions, who went on to retain the title.
1964 Euro   Spain Winterbottom / Ramsey Did not qualify   France Lost a two-legged preliminary qualifying round, with the winner progressing to a 16-team qualifying round. Winterbottom managed the first leg (a 1-1 home draw), while Ramsey took over for the second (a 5-2 away defeat). France went on to be eliminated by   Hungary in the last eight.
1966 World Cup   England Ramsey 1 England qualified automatically as the host nation. England's only victory in a major international tournament.
1968 Euro   Italy Ramsey 3   Yugoslavia Lost the semi-final 1-0. England won the third-place play-off against   Soviet Union 2-0. England's best result in a tournament away from home.

Yugoslavia went on to lose the final after a replay.

1970 World Cup   Mexico Ramsey 5-8   West Germany Lost the quarter-final 3-2 after extra time. West Germany went on to third place. England qualified automatically as defending champions.
1972 Euro   Belgium Ramsey Did not qualify   West Germany Lost a two-legged qualifying playoff (effectively a quarter-final) for the 4-team finals 3-1 on aggregate. West Germany went on to win the tournament.
1974 World Cup   Germany Ramsey Did not qualify   Poland Finished second in a three-team qualifying group, with the winner qualifying for the 16-team finals. Lost away to Poland: also drew home matches with Poland and   Wales. Poland went on to finish third.
1976 Euro   Yugoslavia Revie Did not qualify   Czechoslovakia Finished second in a four-team qualifying group, with the winner qualifying for the 4-nation finals. Lost away to Czechoslovakia, and also drew twice with   Portugal. Czechoslovakia went on to win the tournament.
1978 World Cup   Argentina Revie Did not qualify   Italy Finished second (on goal difference) out of a four-team qualifying group, with the winner qualifying for the 16-nation finals. Won every match except for a loss to Italy in Rome. Italy went on to finish fourth.
1980 Euro   Italy Greenwood 5-8   Belgium,   Italy Finished third out of a four-team first-round group after drawing with Belgium and losing to Italy.
1982 World Cup   Spain Greenwood 5-12   West Germany Finished second in a three-nation group with West Germany and hosts   Spain after drawing both games. Only the first-placed team progressed to the semi-finals. West Germany went on to be losing finalists.
1984 Euro   France Robson Did not qualify   Denmark Finished second out of a five-team qualifying group, with the winner progressing to the 8-nation finals. Lost at home to Denmark; drew away with Denmark and   Greece. Denmark went on to lose the semi-final on a penalty shootout.


1986 World Cup   Mexico Robson 5-8   Argentina Lost 2-1 in the quarter-final to the eventual champions.
1988 Euro   West Germany Robson 5-8   Soviet Union,   Netherlands,   Republic of Ireland Finished bottom of a four-team group after losing all three matches. The top two teams progressed to the semi-finals.
1990 World Cup   Italy Robson 4   West Germany Lost on penalties in a semi-final to the eventual champions. Also lost the 3rd-place match to   Italy
1992 Euro   Sweden Taylor 5-8   Sweden,   Denmark,   France Finished bottom of a four-team group after two draws and one loss. The top two teams progressed to the semi-finals.
1994 World Cup   United States Taylor Did not qualify   Norway,   Netherlands Finished third in a six-team group, from which the top two qualified for the 24-team finals. Lost away to Norway and the Netherlands: drew at home with those two teams and also drew away with   Poland.
1996 Euro   England Venables 3-4   Germany Lost on penalties in the semi-final to the eventual champions. Qualified automatically as hosts.
1998 World Cup   France Hoddle 9-16   Argentina Lost on penalties in the round of 16. Argentina went on to be eliminated in the quarter-finals.
2000 Euro   Belgium,   Netherlands Hoddle, Keegan 9-16   Portugal,   Romania Finished third out of four in a first-round finals group after losing to Portugal and Romania but beating   Germany. The top two teams progressed to the quarter-finals. Hoddle managed the first three qualifiers, while Keegan managed the remainder of qualification and the finals campaign.
2002 World Cup   South Korea,   Japan Keegan, Wilkinson, Eriksson 5-8   Brazil Lost in the quarter-final to the eventual champions. Keegan and Wilkinson managed one qualifying match each: Eriksson managed the remainder of qualification and the finals campaign.
2004 Euro   Portugal Eriksson 5-8   Portugal Lost on penalties in the quarter-final. Portugal went on to finish second.
2006 World Cup   Germany Eriksson 5-8   Portugal Lost on penalties in the quarter-final. Portugal went on to finish fourth.
2008 Euro   Austria,    Switzerland McClaren Did not qualify   Russia,   Croatia Finished third out of a seven-team qualifying group, of which the top two teams qualified for the 16-team tournament. England lost home and away to Croatia, and lost away to Russia. England also drew at home with   North Macedonia and away with   Israel.
2010 World Cup   South Africa Capello 9-16   Germany Lost 4-1 in the round of sixteen. Germany went on to finish third.

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