France 4–5 Yugoslavia
European Championship 1960 · Semi-final · 6 July 1960
France and Yugoslavia met on 6 July 1960 in the semi-final of the European Championship 1960 at Parc des Princes, Paris, in front of 26,370 spectators. Yugoslavia won against France. Referee: Gaston Grandain.
Goals
- 11′ 0–1 Milan Galić (Yugoslavia)
- 12′ 1–1 Jean Vincent (France)
- 43′ 2–1 François Heutte (France)
- 53′ 3–1 Maryan Wisniewski (France)
- 55′ 3–2 Ante Žanetić (Yugoslavia)
- 62′ 4–2 François Heutte (France)
- 75′ 4–3 Tomislav Knez (Yugoslavia)
- 78′ 4–4 Dražan Jerković (Yugoslavia)
- 79′ 4–5 Dražan Jerković (Yugoslavia)
The first goal came in minute 11; in total 9 goals were scored.
| Competition | European Championship 1960 |
| Round | Semi-final |
| Date | 6 July 1960 |
| Venue | Parc des Princes, Paris |
| Attendance | 26,370 |
| Referee | Gaston Grandain |
Other meetings of France and Yugoslavia
- 19 June 1984 · European Championship 1984 — France 3–2 Yugoslavia
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