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Croatian National Team

Last roster update: Squad list for the EQ matches against Wales and Türkiye (updated on 11 March 2023)

Croatian National Team
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  • Wales' last minute equalizer spoils Croatia's start

    25.03.2023.

    Wales' last minute equalizer spoils Croatia's start

    Following the bronze-winning campaign at the FIFA World Cup in Qatar, Croatia national football team embarked on the road towards UEFA EURO 2024, against Wales in Split - with the shares spoiled...

  • Meet Croatia's opponents: Wales

    25.03.2023.

    Meet Croatia's opponents: Wales

    On the eve of the EURO 2024 qualifier with Wales in Split, meet some of the members of their national team squad and their manager. Ben Davies  Ivan Perišić's teammate at Tottenham - with more than...

  • Croatia vs. Wales: previous encounters

    25.03.2023.

    Croatia vs. Wales: previous encounters

    In six previous encounters with Wales, Croatia celebrated four victories, alongside two draws. First The national football teams of Croatia and Wales faced each other for the first time in August...

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Match
Report
21.11.2023. 20:45
Euro2024 (Q)
Croatia : Armenia 21.11.2023. 20:45
18.11.2023. 18:00
Euro2024 (Q)
Latvia : Croatia 18.11.2023. 18:00
15.10.2023. 20:45
Euro2024 (Q)
Wales : Croatia 15.10.2023. 20:45
12.10.2023. 20:45
Euro2024 (Q)
Croatia : Turkey 12.10.2023. 20:45
11.09.2023. 18:00
Euro2024 (Q)
Armenia : Croatia 11.09.2023. 18:00
08.09.2023. 20:45
Euro2024 (Q)
Croatia : Latvia 08.09.2023. 20:45
14.06.2023. 20:45
Netherlands : Croatia 14.06.2023. 20:45
28.03.2023. 20:45
Euro2024 (Q)
Turkey : Croatia 28.03.2023. 20:45
25.03.2023. 20:45
Euro2024 (Q)
Poljud, Split
Croatia1 : 1Wales25.03.2023. 20:45, Poljud, Split
17.12.2022. 16:00
WC 2022 - 3rd place
Khalifa International Stadium, Doha
Croatia2 : 1Morocco17.12.2022. 16:00, Khalifa International Stadium, Doha
13.12.2022. 20:00
WC 2022 - 1/2
Lusail stadium, Doha
Argentina3 : 0Croatia13.12.2022. 20:00, Lusail stadium, Doha
09.12.2022. 16:00
WC 2022 - 1/4
Education City Stadium, Doha
Croatia4 : 2Brazil09.12.2022. 16:00, Education City Stadium, Doha
05.12.2022. 18:00
WC 2022 - 1/8
Al Janoub Stadium, Doha
Japan1 : 3Croatia05.12.2022. 18:00, Al Janoub Stadium, Doha
01.12.2022. 18:00
WC 2022 - Group Stage
Ahmad Bin Ali Stadium, Doha
Croatia0 : 0Belgium01.12.2022. 18:00, Ahmad Bin Ali Stadium, Doha
27.11.2022. 19:00
WC 2022 - Group Stage
Khalifa International Stadium, Doha
Croatia4 : 1Canada27.11.2022. 19:00, Khalifa International Stadium, Doha
23.11.2022. 13:00
WC 2022 - Group Stage
Al Bayt Stadium, Doha
Morocco0 : 0Croatia23.11.2022. 13:00, Al Bayt Stadium, Doha
16.11.2022. 13:00
Friendly
Prince Faisal Bin Fahd Stadium, Riyadh, Riyadh
Saudi Arabia0 : 1Croatia16.11.2022. 13:00, Prince Faisal Bin Fahd Stadium, Riyadh, Riyadh
25.09.2022. 20:45
UNL
Ernst Happel, Beč
Austria1 : 3Croatia25.09.2022. 20:45, Ernst Happel, Beč
22.09.2022. 20:45
UNL
Stadion Maksimir, Zagreb
Croatia2 : 1Denmark22.09.2022. 20:45, Stadion Maksimir, Zagreb
13.06.2022. 20:45
UNL
Stade de France, St. Denis
France0 : 1Croatia13.06.2022. 20:45, Stade de France, St. Denis
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  • Players
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  • Zlatko Dalić

    Zlatko
    Dalić

    head coach

  • Ivica Olić

    Ivica
    Olić

    coach

  • Vedran Ćorluka

    Vedran
    Ćorluka

    coach

  • Mario Mandžukić

    Mario
    Mandžukić

    coach

  • Marjan Mrmić

    Marjan
    Mrmić

    GK coach

  • Dražen Ladić

    Dražen
    Ladić

    scout

  • Luka Milanović

    Luka
    Milanović

    fitness coach

  • Marin Dadić

    Marin
    Dadić

    fitness coach

  • Marc Rochon

    Marc
    Rochon

    video analyst

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  • dr. Saša Janković

    dr. Saša
    Janković

    doctor

  • dr. Eduard Rod

    dr. Eduard
    Rod

    doctor

  • dr. Tomislav Vlahović

    dr. Tomislav
    Vlahović

    doctor

  • Nenad Krošnjar

    Nenad
    Krošnjar

    physiotherapist

  • Nderim Redžaj

    Nderim
    Redžaj

    physiotherapist

  • Goran Beloglavec

    Goran
    Beloglavec

    physiotherapist

  • Miroslav Jamnić

    Miroslav
    Jamnić

    physiotherapist

  • Neven Golubar

    Neven
    Golubar

    physiotherapist

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  • Stipe Pletikosa

    Stipe
    Pletikosa

    technical director

  • Iva Olivari

    Iva
    Olivari

    team manager

  • Tomislav Pacak

    Tomislav
    Pacak

    head of communications

  • Jurica Jurjević

    Jurica
    Jurjević

    head of security

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  • Mladen Pilčić

    Mladen
    Pilčić

    kit man

  • Goran Vincek

    Goran
    Vincek

    kit man

  • Dennis Lukančić

    Dennis
    Lukančić

    kit man

  • Luka Karlo

    Luka
    Karlo

    kit man

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Turkey - Croatia

28.03.2023.

Previous Match

Croatia - Wales 1:1

25.03.2023.

Poljud, Split

Standings

1.Turkey1+13
2.Croatia101
3.Wales101
4.Latvia000
5.Armenia1-10
Zlatko Dalić

Head coach

Zlatko
Dalić

Zlatko Dalić was named as the coach of Croatian national team on 7 October 2017.

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Croatian national football team /

Throughout history

1907.
1940.
1956.
1990.
1994.
1994.
1996.
1998.
1998.
1999.
2002.
2004.
2006.
2008.
2012.
2014.
2016.
2018.
2021.
2022.
1998

The first two unofficial matches of the Croatian national team were played in Prague, against Slavia. The Czechs won both matches (15:2 i 20:0).

The first match of the Croatian national team, which then represented the state of Banovina Hrvatska, was played. On April 2nd, Croatia beat Switzerland in Zagreb 4:0. Representing Banovina Hrvatska and Nezavisna Država Hrvatska (The Independent State of Croatia), the Croatian national team played 19 matches, with nine wins, four draws and six defeats.

As a part of former Yugoslavia, Croatian national team played one international match. In Zagreb, Croatia beat Indonesia 5:2.

On October 17th, 1990, Croatian national football team played a friendly against the United States at Maksimir Stadium and won 2:1.

The first appearance of the Croatian senior national team in an official competition was recorded in Tallinn, in a qualifier for UEFA EURO 1996 against Estonia. Croatia won 2:0. A month later, in Zagreb, Croatia played the first home match in an official competition, against Lithuania (2:0).

Croatian national team won a FIFA award for the Best Mover of the Year.

In its first major tournament, Croatia won 5th place at the UEFA European Championships in England 1996.

Playing only the second major tournament, and the first FIFA World Cup, Croatia won the bronze medal with a win over Netherlands in France 1998. With six goals, Davor Šuker won the award for the best goalscorer of the tournament.

Croatian national team won a FIFA award for the Best Mover of the Year.

Croatian national team achieved its best position in the FIFA rankings. From January to April 1999, Croatia claimed the third place.

Croatia participated in the final tournament of the FIFA World Cup in South Korea and Japan 2002.

Croatia participated in the final tournament of the UEFA European Championships in Portugal 2004.

Croatia participated in the final tournament of the FIFA World Cup in Germany 2006.

Croatia participated in the final tournament of the UEFA European Championships in Austria and Switzerland 2008, and reached the quarter-final stage.

Croatia participated in the final tournament of the UEFA European Championships in Poland and Ukraine 2012.

Croatia participated in the final tournament of the FIFA World Cup in Brazil 2014.

Croatia participated in the final tournament of the UEFA European Championships in France 2012 and lost in the second round against later champion Portugal.

Croatia national team won the silver medal at the FIFA World Cup in Russia, thus achieving its biggest success in the history. Luka Modrić was awarded the Golden Ball as the best player of the tournament.

Croatia participated in the final tournament of the UEFA EURO 2020, played in 2021 due to the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic, and qualified for the Round of 16.

The Croatian national team once again impressed the world by winning the bronze medal at the FIFA World Cup in Qatar. Croatia captain Luka Modrić received the Bronze Ball award as the third best player of the tournament.

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