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All-time head-to-head
Since 1980
Cyprus
0
wins
draws
1
8 meetings
France
7
wins
Cyprus have scored 2 goals against France all-time; France have scored 27.
- First meeting
- Cyprus 0–7 France
- Oct 11, 1980 · FIFA World Cup qualification
- Last meeting
- Cyprus 0–4 France
- Oct 12, 2005 · FIFA World Cup qualification
- Biggest France win
- Cyprus 0–7 France
- Oct 11, 1980 · FIFA World Cup qualification
By competition
| Competition | P | CYP W | D | FRA W |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FIFA World Cup qualification | 6 | 0 | 1 | 5 |
| UEFA Euro qualification | 2 | 0 | 0 | 2 |
All meetings
8 matches, newest first, with goalscorers where recorded.
- L0–4AFIFA World Cup qualificationFIFA World Cup qualification
Cyprus: —
France: Zinedine Zidane 29', Sylvain Wiltord 32', Vikash Dhorasoo 44', Ludovic Giuly 84'
- L0–2HFIFA World Cup qualificationFIFA World Cup qualification
Cyprus: —
France: Sylvain Wiltord 38', Thierry Henry 72'
- L0–5AUEFA Euro qualificationUEFA Euro qualification
Cyprus: —
France: David Trezeguet 7', Sylvain Wiltord 20', Sylvain Wiltord 41', Thierry Henry 60', David Trezeguet 81'
- L1–2HUEFA Euro qualificationUEFA Euro qualification
Cyprus: Ioannis Okkas 14'
France: Djibril Cissé 39', Sylvain Wiltord 51'
- L0–2AFIFA World Cup qualificationFIFA World Cup qualification
Cyprus: —
France: Didier Deschamps 25', Laurent Blanc 75'
- D1–1HFIFA World Cup qualificationFIFA World Cup qualification
Cyprus: Pambos Pittas 78' (pen.)
France: Daniel Xuereb 44'
- L0–4AFIFA World Cup qualificationFIFA World Cup qualification
Cyprus: —
France: Dominique Rocheteau 25', Bernard Lacombe 29', Bernard Lacombe 82', Bernard Genghini 86'
- L0–7HFIFA World Cup qualificationFIFA World Cup qualification
Cyprus: —
France: Bernard Lacombe 4', Michel Platini 14', Michel Platini 23', Jean-François Larios 40' (pen.), Jean-François Larios 76' (pen.), Didier Six 82', Jacques Zimako 87'
Source: martj42/international_results — international matches from 1872 to today (MIT-licensed open dataset). Predecessor teams follow FIFA attribution (Yugoslavia → Serbia, Czechoslovakia → Czechia).
