Big Seven of European football - UEFA [1990-2021]

1990s

  • 1990 FIFA World Cup: West Germany [Germany], Italy, England, Spain, Netherlands
  • UEFA Women's Euro 1991: Germany and Italy
  • 1991 FIFA Women's World Cup: Germany and Italy
  • 1992 King Fahd Cup: N/A
  • UEFA Euro 1992: Germany, Netherlands, France and England
  • 1992 Summer Olympics: Spain and Italy
  • UEFA Women's Euro 1993: Italy and Germany
  • 1994 FIFA World Cup: Italy, Germany, Netherlands and Spain
  • 1995 King Fahd Cup: N/A
  • UEFA Women's Euro 1995: Germany and England
  • 1995 FIFA Women's World Cup: Germany and England
  • UEFA Euro 1996: Germany, England, France, Portugal, Netherlands, Spain and Italy
  • 1996 Summer Olympics [Men's]: Portugal, France, Spain and Italy
  • 1996 Summer Olympics [Women's]: Germany
  • UEFA Women's Euro 1997: Germany, Italy, Spain and France
  • 1997 FIFA Confederations Cup: N/A
  • 1998 FIFA World Cup: France, Netherlands, Italy, Germany, England and Spain
  • 1999 FIFA Women's World Cup: Germany and Italy
  • 1999 FIFA Confederations Cup: Germany

2000s

  • UEFA Euro 2000: France, Italy, Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, Germany and England
  • 2000 Summer Olympics [Men's]: Spain and Italy 
  • 2000 Summer Olympics [Women's]: Germany
  • 2001 FIFA Confederations Cup: France
  • UEFA Women's Euro 2001: Germany, France, Italy and England
  • 2002 FIFA World Cup: Germany, Spain, England, Italy, Portugal and France
  • 2003 FIFA Confederations Cup: France
  • 2003 FIFA Women's World Cup: Germany and France
  • UEFA Euro 2004: Portugal, Netherlands, France, England, Germany, Italy and Spain
  • 2004 Summer Olympics [Men's]: Italy and Portugal
  • 2004 Summer Olympics [Women's]: Germany
  • UEFA Women's Euro 2005: Germany, Italy and France
  • 2005 FIFA Confederations Cup: Germany
  • 2006 FIFA World Cup: Italy, France, Germany, Portugal, England, Spain and Netherlands
  • 2007 FIFA Women's World Cup: Germany and England
  • UEFA Euro 2008: Spain, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Portugal and France
  • 2008 Summer Olympics [Men's]: Italy and Netherlands
  • 2008 Summer Olympics [Women's]: Germany
  • 2009 FIFA Confederations Cup: Spain and Italy
  • UEFA Women's Euro 2009: Germany, England, Netherlands, Italy and France

2010s

  • 2010 FIFA World Cup: Spain, Netherlands, Germany, Portugal, England, Italy and France
  • 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup: France, Germany and England
  • UEFA Euro 2012: Spain, Italy, Germany, Portugal, England, France and Netherlands
  • 2012 Summer Olympics [Men's]: United Kingdom [England] and Spain
  • 2012 Summer Olympics [Women's]: France and United Kingdom [England}
  • 2013 FIFA Confederations Cup: Spain and Italy
  • UEFA Women's Euro 2013: Germany, France, Spain, Italy, England and Netherlands
  • 2014 FIFA World Cup: Germany, Netherlands, France, Portugal, Italy, Spain and England
  • 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup: England, Germany, France, Netherlands and Spain
  • UEFA Euro 2016: Portugal, France, Germany, Italy, England and Spain
  • 2016 Summer Olympics [Men's]: Germany and Portugal
  • 2016 Summer Olympics [Women's]: Germany and France
  • 2017 FIFA Confederations Cup: Germany and Portugal
  • UEFA Women's Euro 2017: Netherlands, England, France, Spain, Germany, Portugal and Italy
  • 2018 FIFA World Cup: France, England, Spain, Portugal and Germany
  • 2018-19 UEFA Nations League: Portugal, Netherlands and England
  • 2019 FIFA Women's Cup: 

2020s

  • UEFA Euro 2020 (2021): Italy, England, Spain, Netherlands, France, Portugal and Germany
  • 2020 (2021) Summer Olympics [Men's]: Spain, Germany and France
  • 2020 (2021) Summer Olympics [Women's]: Netherlands and United Kingdom [England] 
  • 2020-21 UEFA Nations League: France, Spain and Italy

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