After qualifying for 
	the 1992 European Championship, Yugoslavia were disqualified from all competitions because of the ongoing wars in the territory that led to the 
	break-up of the country.
	The USSR (Union of 
	Soviet Socialist Republics) was dissolved after the country had qualified 
	for the 1992 European Championship. Eleven of the 15 former republics 
	competed in the finals as the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS).
	The FIFA rankings are 
	the last published for each year (December). Underlined rankings 
	from 1994 onwards are the highest (in green) 
	or lowest (in red) for that country at the 
	end of a year.
	Czechoslovakia was 
	dissolved at the beginning of 1993, but completed the 1994 World Cup 
	qualifying competition as the Representation of Czechs and Slovaks (RCS).
	Key: DNQ = Did Not 
	Qualify, dsq = Disqualified, QF = Quarter-finals, rnd = Round, RU = Runners-up, SF = 
	Semi-finals, wdn 
	= Withdrawn.