fixtures Latest result: Next fixture: To be confirmed All-time team record Record vs FIFA national teams Including 1922 South America tour Record vs non-FIFA teams / As 'North' region Estimated Elo The Elo rating system was adapted for football by adding a weighting for the type of match, an adjustment for the home team advantage, and an adjustment for goal difference in the match result. The Basque Country team's estimated Elo was 1886 (fantasy rank: 16th; 31 December 2018). Its highest Elo was 1892 points after winning against Mexico on 30 October 1938. At that time it would have been ranked third in the world, behind only Italy and Argentina, and above the likes of Scotland, Spain, England and Hungary. Coaches Amadeo García, 1930–1931 Pedro Vallana, 1937–1938 Koldo Aguirre, 1978 Jesús Garay and Andoni Elizondo, 1979 José Antonio Irulegui, 1980 José Ángel Iribar and Xabier Expósito, 1988 Jesús Aranguren, 1990 José Ángel Iribar and Xabier Expósito, 1993–2001 José Ángel Iribar, 2002 José Ángel Iribar and Mikel Etxarri, 2003–2011 Javier Irureta and Mikel Etxarri, 2011 José María Amorrortu and Mikel Etxarri, 2011–2018 Javier Clemente, 2019– Amateur team (UEFA Regions' Cup) The Basque Country amateur team is composed of players from the Tercera División (Group 4) and provincial lower divisions, with eligibility criteria being club (must play for a club in the territory), age (must be between 18 and 35) and amateur status (must never have signed a contract as a professional). At this level, the Basque team only represents the Basque Country (autonomous community), with the Navarre region having their own team along with the other autonomous communities of Spain. The team plays in the biennial UEFA Regions' Cup; they won the overall pan-European tournament in 2005, having won the preceding Spanish qualifying tournament in 2003–04. Alain Arroyo scored the winning goal in the 2005 final, held in Poland. The Basques retained the Spanish stage title in 2005–06 (hosting the semi-finals and final), but did not progress from their intermediate group in the subsequent 2007 UEFA Regions' Cup. Since then, their results have been less successful. Matches Basque Country score listed first in all matches. Results summary Head-to-head against other Autonomous Communities Honours Prince of Asturias Cup: Champions (1): 1915 Runners-up (1): 1918 See also Basque Country women's national football team C.D. Euzkadi Navarre autonomous football team List of Basque footballers (In Russian) References External links Basque FA – with results