Qualified Teams and Coefficients
Qualification coefficients were sixth in the list of criteria to separate teams that finished level on points in their group in Euro 2004. The coefficients were calculated as the points earned per game in qualification for both Euro 2004 and the 2002 World Cup.
| Country | Euro 2004 group |
Coefficient |
|---|---|---|
| France | B | 3.000 |
| Portugal | A | 2.400 |
| Sweden | C | 2.389 |
| Czech Republic | D | 2.333 |
| Italy | C | 2.313 |
| Spain | A | 2.313 |
| England | B | 2.313 |
| Germany | D | 2.188 |
| Netherlands | D | 2.167 |
| Croatia | B | 2.125 |
| Denmark | C | 2.056 |
| Russia | A | 2.056 |
| Bulgaria | C | 1.889 |
| Switzerland | B | 1.611 |
| Greece | A | 1.563 |
| Latvia | D | 1.250 |
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