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African Super Cup managers

List of Croatia games
1 Croatia score always listed first


 * List of managers by tenure
 * 1990–1991 – Dražan Jerković (Games 1–3; Caretaker manager before Croatia was admitted to FIFA and UEFA)
 * 1992 – Stanko Poklepović (Games 4–7; Caretaker manager, following FIFA membership in July 1992, led the team in three matches on tour in Australia (OFC member) and then a friendly against Mexico (CONCACAF member) in Zagreb)
 * 1993–1994 – Vlatko Marković (Game 8; first official manager appointed by CFF, held the post from April 1993 to February 1994; following UEFA membership in June 1993 he led the team in a friendly match against UEFA-member Ukraine)
 * 1994–2000 – Miroslav Blažević (Games 9–81, except game 16 which was managed by one-off caretaker Tomislav Ivić; longest serving manager to date, led the team in their first competitive match (vs Estonia in Sep 1994 in the qualifiers for Euro 1996), and the first two tournaments (Euro 1996 and World Cup 1998); also the most successful, winning third place in 1998 World Cup; failed to qualify for Euro 2000 and then resigned after picking up just two points in the opening 2002 World Cup qualifiers against Belgium and Scotland.)
 * 2000–2002 – Mirko Jozić (Games 82–99; appointed in November 2000 to replace Blažević, finished top of qualifying group and led the team in the World Cup where he failed to pass through group stage)
 * 2002–2004 – Otto Barić (Games 100–123; appointed in July 2002, successfully led the team through Euro 2004 qualifiers and failed to exit group stage in the tournament)
 * 2004–2006 – Zlatko Kranjčar (games 124–148 appointed in July 2004, successfully led the team through 2006 World Cup qualifiers, failed to exit group stage)
 * 2006–2012 – Slaven Bilić (Games 149–213; second longest serving manager to date, appointed in July 2006 after managing Croatia U-21; successfully led the team through qualifiers for Euro 2008 and managed to reach quarter-finals only to be knocked out dramatically by Turkey on penalties; failed to qualify for World Cup 2010 and then successfully led the team to Euro 2012, where they failed to exit group stage)
 * 2012–2013 – Igor Štimac (Games 214–228; shortest serving manager to date, led the team through qualifiers for 2014 World Cup, sacked after two back-to-back defeats against Belgium and Scotland in the last rounds of the qualifying campaign, sending Croatia into qualifying playoffs
 * 2013–2015 – Niko Kovač (Games 229–247; took over from Štimac before the 2014 World Cup qualifying playoffs against Iceland, successfully led the team to the 2014 World Cup, but failed to exit group stage; his contract was renewed after the tournament, but was then sacked midway through Euro 2016 qualifiers after stringing a disappointing run of three draws against Italy and Azerbaijan and a defeat to Norway.)
 * 2015– – Ante Čačić (Games 248–; Successfully led the team through the end of Euro 2016 qualifiers)

Croatia manager record
The following table provides a summary of the complete record of each Croatia manager including their results in World Cups and European Championships.
 * Statistics correct as of 25 June 2016 and Croatia 0–1 Portugal. Only official FIFA-recognised matches are included, with the exception of the first three exhibition matches played in 1990 and 1991 before Croatia was admitted to UEFA and FIFA, which are recognised as official by the CFF.

Key: Pld–games played, W–games won, D–games drawn; L–games lost, %–win percentage


 * Tenure dates
 * Marković - From 29 April 1993 to 28 February 1994
 * Blažević - From 9 March 1994 to 15 October 2000 (at the time of his resignation his assistents were Marijan Vlak and Branko Ivanković)
 * Jozić - From 25 November 2000 to 12 July 2002
 * Barić - From 17 July 2002 to 30 June 2004
 * Kranjčar - From 13 July 2004 to 14 July 2006
 * Bilić - 25 July 2006 to 20 June 2012
 * Štimac - From 6 July 2012 to 16 October 2013

New Zealand manager record
Key: Pld–games played, W–games won, D–games drawn; L–games lost, %–win percentage

Croatia at the World Cup
Champions  Runners-up   Third Place   Fourth Place

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Champions

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