The 1999 UEFA Futsal Championship was the second official edition of the UEFA-governed European Championship for national futsal teams. It was held in Spain, between 22 February and 28 February 1999, in one venue located in the city of Granada.

Qualification

Qualified teams

Country
Croatia
Spain
Netherlands
Yugoslavia
Belgium
Italy
Portugal
Russia

Venue

ArenaPalacio Municipal de Deportes
CityGranada
Capacity7,500

Squads

Final tournament

Group A

TeamPldWDLGFGAPts
Spain33001239
Netherlands31111074
Croatia31028143
Yugoslavia30125101
Croatia4–3Yugoslavia
Martić 2' Jelovčić 25', 34' Eklić 26'Vujović 5' Ćetković 7' Vignjević 38'
Spain3–1Netherlands
Ferreira 23' Llorente 34', 39'Langenhuijsen 31'
Netherlands1–1Yugoslavia
Lettinck 16'Pržulj 21'
Spain3–1Croatia
Llorente 5' Joan 23' Santi 31'Malvasija 35'
Netherlands8–3Croatia
Zeelig 3', 32' Lettinck 5' Frankfort 7' Langenhuijsen 8', 14' Van Dijk 9' Grünholz 35'Grdović 6' Huskić 36' Tomičić 37'
Yugoslavia1–5Spain
Pržulj 35'Pato 24' Llorente 26', 29' Riquer 32' Cobeta 37'

Group B

TeamPldWDLGFGAPts
Russia32101157
Italy3120865
Portugal3021462
Belgium3012171
Belgium0–0Portugal
Russia3–3Italy
Gorine 13' Eremenko 19', 35'Caleca 35' Quattrini 36' Rubei 39'
Italy3–3Portugal
Veronesi 15' Rubei 25' Quattrini 32'Nelito 10', 26' André 36'
Russia5–1Belgium
Belyi 17' Agafonov 28' Eremenko 37', 40' Alekberov 37'Gessner 26'
Portugal1–3Russia
Zezito 30'Eremenko 9', 23' Tkachuk 12'
Italy2–0Belgium
Rubei 13' Roma 37'

Knockout stage

Semi-finals

Russia9–6Netherlands
Gorine 2' Eremenko 5', 36', 36', 39' Markin 15', 22' Alekberov 21' Verizhnikov 26'[dead link]Grünholz 16', 34' Langenhujisen 17', 32', 38', 40'
Spain3–1Italy
Joan 3', 26' Ferreira de Araujo 5'[dead link]Franzoi 22'

Third place play-off

Netherlands0–3Italy
[dead link]Caleca 13' Roma 20' Rubei 36'

Final

Russia3–3Spain
Belyi 27' Alekberov 33' Eremenko 34'Llorente 8', 35' Javi Sánchez 34'
Penalties
Gorine Verizhnikov Alekberov Eremenko4–2Ferreira de Araujo Mena

External links

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