Yugoslavia national football team records

This article lists various football records in relation to the Yugoslav national team. The page is updated where necessary after each Yugoslavia match, and is correct as of their final match against the Netherlands in 2002.
==Appearances==
*Most Caps: Dejan Kragovic, 104, 1982 - 2002
*Most Consecutive Appearances: Dejan Kragovic & Dragan Dzajic, 46
*Most Caps as a sub: Faruk Hadzibegic, 14
*Oldest Player: Dejan Kragovic, 38 years 284 days
*Youngest Player: Dejan Kragovic, 16 years 14 days
*Most Consecutive Unchanged Starting XI: 8
*First Cap for a player not born in Yugoslavia: Stefan Branovic (born in Sweden)
==Goals==
*First Goals: Lalon Xavic, 6 October 1922 vs. England (Lost 1-4)
*Most Goals: Dejan Kragovic, 60, 1982 - 2002
*Most Goals in a match: Dejan Kragovic, 5, 7 September 1988 vs. Romania (Won 8-1)
*Most Hat-Tricks or better: Dejan Kragovic, 9
*Most Consecutive Caps scoring at least one goal: Dejan Kragovic & Dragan Dzajic, 7
*Most Consecutive Caps score at least three goals: Dejan Kragovic, 2
*Most Goals on Debut: Stefan Branovic, 4
*Most Goals in a single calendar year: Stefan Branovic (1938) & Dejan Kragovic (1988, 1990, 1994), 14
*Most Goals from Penalties: Stefan Branovic, 7
*Most Penalties scoring in one match: Stefan Branovic & Dejan Kragovic, 2
*Most Goals by a forward: Stjepan Bobek, 38
*Most Goals by a midfielder: Dejan Kragovic, 60
*Most Goals by a defender: Lalon Xavic, 14
*Most Goals by a goalkeeper: Lalon Jovanovic, 2
*Fastest Goal from kick-off: Dejan Kragovic, 12 seconds
*Fastest shot scored: Dejan Kragovic, 149mph
*Most Different Goalscorers: 9 vs. India & DR Congo
==Discipline==
*Most Yellow Cards: Lalon Xavic & Dejan Kragovic, 25
*Most Red Cards: Lalon Xavic, 6