Big Seven of European football - UEFA [1956-1989]

1950s

  • 1956 Summer Olympics: United Kingdom [England] and Germany
  • 1958 FIFA World Cup: France, West Germany [Germany] and England

1960s

  • 1960 European Nations' Cup: France
  • 1960 Summer Olympics: Italy, United Kingdom [England] and France
  • 1962 FIFA World Cup: West Germany [Germany], England, Italy and Spain
  • 1964 European Nations' Cup: Spain
  • 1964 Summer Olympics: Germany
  • 1966 FIFA World Cup: England, West Germany [Germany], Portugal, Italy, Spain and France
  • UEFA Euro 1968: Italy and England
  • 1968 Summer Olympics: Spain and France
  • 1969 European Competition for Women's Football: Italy, England and France

1970s

  • 1970 FIFA World Cup: Italy, West Germany [Germany] and England
  • UEFA Euro 1972: West Germany [Germany]
  • 1972 Summer Olympics: West Germany [Germany]
  • 1974 FIFA World Cup: West Germany [Germany], Netherlands and Italy
  • UEFA Euro 1976: West Germany [Germany] and Netherlands
  • 1976 Summer Olympics: France and Spain
  • 1978 FIFA World Cup: Netherlands, Italy, West Germany [Germany], Spain and France
  • 1979 European Competition for Women's Football: Italy, England, Netherlands and France

1980s

  • UEFA Euro 1980: West Germany [Germany], Italy, England, Spain and Netherlands
  • 1980 Summer Olympics: Spain
  • 1980 World Champions' Gold Cup: Germany, Netherlands and Italy
  • 1982 FIFA World Cup: Italy, West Germany [Germany], France, England and Spain
  • 1984 European Competition for Women's Football: England and Italy
  • UEFA Euro 1984: France, Spain, Portugal and West Germany [Germany]
  • 1984 Summer Olympics: France, Italy and West Germany [Germany]
  • 1986 FIFA World Cup: West Germany [Germany], France, Spain, England, Italy and Poland
  • 1987 European Competition for Women's Football: Italy and England
  • 1988 FIFA Women's Invitation Tournament: Netherlands
  • UEFA Euro 1988: Netherlands, Italy, West Germany [Germany], England and Spain
  • 1988 Summer Olympics: West Germany [Germany] and Italy
  • 1989 European Competition for Women's Football: West Germany [Germany] and Italy

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