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Table test for other things I want to have tables for.

==Darts==
===PDC World Cup of Darts===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;font-size:100%;width:100%;"
|-
!width=2%|Year
!width=4%|Location
!width=4%|Venue
!width=4%|Dates
|colspan="1" rowspan="15" style="width:1%"|
!style="background:gold;" width=6%|Champion<br>{{small|(Player 1 / Player 2)}}
!width=4%|Final
!style="background:silver;" width=6%|Runners-up<br>{{small|(Player 1 / Player 2)}}
|colspan="1" rowspan="15" style="width:1%"|
!width=6%|Sponsor
|-
|[[2010 PDC World Cup of Darts|2010]]
|{{flagicon|England}} [[Houghton-le-Spring]]
|Rainton Meadows Arena
|3–5 December
|{{PDCTeam|NED}}<br>{{small|([[Raymond van Barneveld|Van Barneveld]] / [[Co Stompé|Stompé]])}}
|4–2<br>{{small|(Decided on points)}}
|{{PDCTeam|WAL}}<br>{{small|([[Mark Webster (darts player)|Webster]] / [[Barrie Bates|Bates]])}}
|rowspan="2"|[[Cash Converters]]
|-
|[[2012 PDC World Cup of Darts|2012]]
|rowspan="3"|{{flagicon|Germany}} [[Hamburg]]
|rowspan="3"|[[Alsterdorfer Sporthalle]]
|3–5 February
|{{PDCTeam|ENG}}<br>{{small|([[Phil Taylor (darts player)|Taylor]] / [[Adrian Lewis|Lewis]])}}
|4–3<br>{{small|(Sudden death)}}
|{{PDCTeam|AUS}}<br>{{small|([[Simon Whitlock|Whitlock]] / [[Paul Nicholson (darts player)|Nicholson]])}}
|-
|[[2013 PDC World Cup of Darts|2013]]
|1–3 February
|{{PDCTeam|ENG}}<br>{{small|([[Phil Taylor (darts player)|Taylor]] / [[Adrian Lewis|Lewis]])}}
|3–1
|{{PDCTeam|BEL}}<br>{{small|([[Kim Huybrechts|K. Huybrechts]] / [[Ronny Huybrechts|R. Huybrechts]])}}
|[[Betfair]]
|-
|[[2014 PDC World Cup of Darts|2014]]
|6–8 June
|{{PDCTeam|NED}}<br>{{small|([[Michael van Gerwen|Van Gerwen]] / [[Raymond van Barneveld|Van Barneveld]])}}
|3–0
|{{PDCTeam|ENG}}<br>{{small|([[Phil Taylor (darts player)|Taylor]] / [[Adrian Lewis|Lewis]])}}
|rowspan="2"|[[Bwin]]
|-
|[[2015 PDC World Cup of Darts|2015]]
|rowspan="4"|{{flagicon|Germany}} [[Frankfurt]]
|rowspan="4"|[[Eissporthalle Frankfurt|Eissporthalle]]
|11–14 June
|{{PDCTeam|ENG}}<br>{{small|([[Phil Taylor (darts player)|Taylor]] / [[Adrian Lewis|Lewis]])}}
|3–2
|{{PDCTeam|SCO}}<br>{{small|([[Gary Anderson (darts player)|Anderson]] / [[Peter Wright (darts player)|Wright]])}}
|-
|[[2016 PDC World Cup of Darts|2016]]
|2–5 June
|{{PDCTeam|ENG}}<br>{{small|([[Phil Taylor (darts player)|Taylor]] / [[Adrian Lewis|Lewis]])}}
|3–2
|{{PDCTeam|NED}}<br>{{small|([[Michael van Gerwen|Van Gerwen]] / [[Raymond van Barneveld|Van Barneveld]])}}
|rowspan="3"|[[Betway]]
|-
|[[2017 PDC World Cup of Darts|2017]]
|1–4 June
|{{PDCTeam|NED}}<br>{{small|([[Michael van Gerwen|Van Gerwen]] / [[Raymond van Barneveld|Van Barneveld]])}}
|3–1
|{{PDCTeam|WAL}}<br>{{small|([[Mark Webster (darts player)|Webster]] / [[Gerwyn Price|Price]])}}
|-
|[[2018 PDC World Cup of Darts|2018]]
|31 May–3 June
|{{PDCTeam|NED}}<br>{{small|([[Michael van Gerwen|Van Gerwen]] / [[Raymond van Barneveld|Van Barneveld]])}}
|3–1
|{{PDCTeam|SCO}}<br>{{small|([[Gary Anderson (darts player)|Anderson]] / [[Peter Wright (darts player)|Wright]])}}
|-
|[[2019 PDC World Cup of Darts|2019]]
|{{flagicon|Germany}} [[Hamburg]]
|[[Barclays Arena (Hamburg)|Barclaycard Arena]]
|6–9 June
|{{PDCTeam|SCO}}<br>{{small|([[Gary Anderson (darts player)|Anderson]] / [[Peter Wright (darts player)|Wright]])}}
|3–1
|{{PDCTeam|IRL}}<br>{{small|([[Steve Lennon|Lennon]] / [[William O'Connor (darts player)|O'Connor]])}}
|rowspan="2"|[[BetVictor]]
|-
|[[2020 PDC World Cup of Darts|2020]]
|{{flagicon|Austria}} [[Salzburg]]
|[[Salzburgarena]]
|6–8 November
|{{PDCTeam|WAL}}<br>{{small|([[Gerwyn Price|Price]] / [[Jonny Clayton|Clayton]])}}
|3–0
|{{PDCTeam|ENG}}<br>{{small|([[Michael Smith (darts player)|Smith]] / [[Rob Cross (darts player)|Cross]])}}
|-
|[[2021 PDC World Cup of Darts|2021]]
|{{flagicon|Germany}} [[Jena]]
|[[Sparkassen-Arena, Jena|Sparkassen-Arena]]
|9–12 September
|{{PDCTeam|SCO}}<br>{{small|([[Peter Wright (darts player)|Wright]] / [[John Henderson (darts player)|Henderson]])}}
|3–1
|{{PDCTeam|AUT}}<br>{{small|([[Mensur Suljović|Suljović]] / [[Rowby-John Rodriguez|Rodriguez]])}}
|rowspan="2"|[[Cazoo]]
|-
|[[2022 PDC World Cup of Darts|2022]]
|rowspan="3"|{{flagicon|Germany}} [[Frankfurt]]
|rowspan="3"|[[Eissporthalle Frankfurt|Eissporthalle]]
|16–19 June
|{{PDCTeam|AUS}}<br>{{small|([[Damon Heta|Heta]] / [[Simon Whitlock|Whitlock]])}}
|3–1
|{{PDCTeam|WAL}}<br>{{small|([[Gerwyn Price|Price]] / [[Jonny Clayton|Clayton]])}}
|-
|[[2023 PDC World Cup of Darts|2023]]
|15–18 June
|{{PDCTeam|WAL}}<br>{{small|([[Gerwyn Price|Price]] / [[Jonny Clayton|Clayton]])}}
|10–2
|{{PDCTeam|SCO}}<br>{{small|([[Peter Wright (darts player)|Wright]] / [[Gary Anderson (darts player)|Anderson]])}}
|My Diesel Claim
|-
|[[2024 PDC World Cup of Darts|2024]]
|27–30 June
|{{PDCTeam|ENG}}<br>{{small|([[Luke Humphries|Humphries]] / [[Michael Smith (darts player)|Smith]])}}
|10–6
|{{PDCTeam|AUT}}<br>{{small|([[Rowby-John Rodriguez|Rodriguez]] / [[Mensur Suljović|Suljović]])}}
|[[BetVictor]]
|}

==Eurovision==
===Eurovision Song Contest===
{{sticky header}}
{| class="wikitable sortable sticky-header-multi" style="text-align:center;font-size:100%;width:100%;"
|-
!rowspan="2" width="0.5%"|Year
!rowspan="2" width="2%"|Host city
!rowspan="2" width="2%"|Venue
!colspan="1" rowspan="2" style="width:0.5%" class="unsortable"|
!colspan="3" width="9%"|Top three
!colspan="1" rowspan="2" style="width:0.5%" class="unsortable"|
!style="background:#fe8080" rowspan="2" width="4%"|Last place
|-
!style="background:gold" width="4%"|Winner
!style="background:silver" width="4%"|Runner-up
!style="background:#c96" width="4%"|Third
|-
|[[Eurovision Song Contest 1956|1956]]
|{{flagicon|Switzerland}} [[Lugano]]
|[[Casinò Lugano|Teatro Kursaal]]
|colspan="1" rowspan="97" style="width:0.5%"|
|{{flagicon|Switzerland}} [[Switzerland in the Eurovision Song Contest 1956|Switzerland]]<br>{{small|"[[Refrain (Lys Assia song)|Refrain]]" – [[Lys Assia]]}}<br>{{small|''(Points not announced)''}}
|colspan="2"|''Not announced''
|colspan="1" rowspan="97" style="width:0.5%"|
|''Not announced''
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|[[Eurovision Song Contest 1957|1957]]
|{{flagicon|West Germany}} [[Frankfurt]]
|[[HR Sendesaal|Großer Sendesaal des Hessischen Rundfunks]]
|{{flagicon|Netherlands}} [[Netherlands in the Eurovision Song Contest 1957|Netherlands]]<br>{{small|"[[Net als toen]]" – [[Corry Brokken]]}}<br>{{small|''(31 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|France}} [[France in the Eurovision Song Contest|France]]<br>{{small|"La belle amour" – Paule Desjardins}}<br>{{small|''(17 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Denmark}} [[Denmark in the Eurovision Song Contest 1957|Denmark]]<br>{{small|"Skibet skal sejle i nat" – [[Birthe Wilke]] / [[Gustav Winckler]]}}<br>{{small|''(10 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Austria}} [[Austria in the Eurovision Song Contest|Austria]]<br>{{small|"Wohin, kleines Pony?" – Bob Martin}}<br>{{small|''(3 points)''}}
|-
|rowspan="2"|[[Eurovision Song Contest 1958|1958]]
|rowspan="2"|{{flagicon|Netherlands}} [[Hilversum]]
|rowspan="2"|[[AVRO Studios]]
|rowspan="2"|{{flagicon|France}} [[France in the Eurovision Song Contest 1958|France]]<br>{{small|"[[Dors, mon amour]]" – [[André Claveau]]}}<br>{{small|''(27 points)''}}
|rowspan="2"|{{flagicon|Switzerland}} [[Switzerland in the Eurovision Song Contest|Switzerland]]<br>{{small|"Giorgio" – [[Lys Assia]]}}<br>{{small|''(24 points)''}}
|rowspan="2"|{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Italy in the Eurovision Song Contest 1958|Italy]]<br>{{small|"[[Nel blu, dipinto di blu (song)|Nel blu, dipinto di blu]]" – [[Domenico Modugno]]}}<br>{{small|''(13 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Netherlands}} [[Netherlands in the Eurovision Song Contest 1958|Netherlands]]<br>{{small|"Heel de wereld" – [[Corry Brokken]]}}<br>{{small|''(1 point)''}}
|-
|{{flagicon|Luxembourg}} [[Luxembourg in the Eurovision Song Contest|Luxembourg]]<br>{{small|"Un grand amour" – [[Solange Berry]]}}<br>{{small|''(1 point)''}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|[[Eurovision Song Contest 1959|1959]]
|{{flagicon|France}} [[Cannes]]
|[[Palais des Festivals et des Congrès]]
|{{flagicon|Netherlands}} [[Netherlands in the Eurovision Song Contest 1959|Netherlands]]<br>{{small|"[['n Beetje|Een beetje]]" – [[Teddy Scholten]]}}<br>{{small|''(21 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|United Kingdom}} [[United Kingdom in the Eurovision Song Contest 1959|United Kingdom]]<br>{{small|"[[Sing, Little Birdie]]" – [[Pearl Carr & Teddy Johnson]]}}<br>{{small|''(16 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|France}} [[France in the Eurovision Song Contest|France]]<br>{{small|"Oui, oui, oui, oui" – [[Jean Philippe]]}}<br>{{small|''(15 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Monaco}} [[Monaco in the Eurovision Song Contest|Monaco]]<br>{{small|"Mon ami Pierrot" – [[Jacques Pills]]}}<br>{{small|''(1 point)''}}
|-
|[[Eurovision Song Contest 1960|1960]]
|{{flagicon|United Kingdom}} [[London]]
|[[Royal Festival Hall]]
|{{flagicon|France}} [[France in the Eurovision Song Contest|France]]<br>{{small|"[[Tom Pillibi]]" – [[Jacqueline Boyer]]}}<br>{{small|''(32 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|United Kingdom}} [[United Kingdom in the Eurovision Song Contest 1960|United Kingdom]]<br>{{small|"[[Looking High, High, High]]" – [[Bryan Johnson (singer)|Bryan Johnson]]}}<br>{{small|''(25 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Monaco}} [[Monaco in the Eurovision Song Contest|Monaco]]<br>{{small|"Ce soir-là" – [[François Deguelt]]}}<br>{{small|''(15 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Luxembourg}} [[Luxembourg in the Eurovision Song Contest|Luxembourg]]<br>{{small|"So laang we's du do bast" – [[Camillo Felgen]]}}<br>{{small|''(1 point)''}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|rowspan="2"|[[Eurovision Song Contest 1961|1961]]
|rowspan="2"|{{flagicon|France}} [[Cannes]]
|rowspan="2"|[[Palais des Festivals et des Congrès]]
|rowspan="2"|{{flagicon|Luxembourg}} [[Luxembourg in the Eurovision Song Contest|Luxembourg]]<br>{{small|"[[Nous les amoureux]]" – [[Jean-Claude Pascal]]}}<br>{{small|''(31 points)''}}
|rowspan="2"|{{flagicon|United Kingdom}} [[United Kingdom in the Eurovision Song Contest 1961|United Kingdom]]<br>{{small|"[[Are You Sure? (The Allisons song)|Are You Sure?]]" – [[The Allisons]]}}<br>{{small|''(24 points)''}}
|rowspan="2"|{{flagicon|Switzerland}} [[Switzerland in the Eurovision Song Contest|Switzerland]]<br>{{small|"Nous aurons demain" – [[Franca di Rienzo]]}}<br>{{small|''(16 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Austria}} [[Austria in the Eurovision Song Contest|Austria]]<br>{{small|"Sehnsucht" – [[Jimmy Makulis]]}}<br>{{small|''(1 point)''}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|{{flagicon|Belgium}} [[Belgium in the Eurovision Song Contest 1961|Belgium]]<br>{{small|"September, gouden roos" – [[Bob Benny]]}}<br>{{small|''(1 point)''}}
|-
|rowspan="4"|[[Eurovision Song Contest 1962|1962]]
|rowspan="4"|{{flagicon|Luxembourg}} [[Luxembourg City]]
|rowspan="4"|[[Villa Louvigny]]
|rowspan="4"|{{flagicon|France}} [[France in the Eurovision Song Contest|France]]<br>{{small|"[[Un premier amour]]" – [[Isabelle Aubret]]}}<br>{{small|''(26 points)''}}
|rowspan="4"|{{flagicon|Monaco}} [[Monaco in the Eurovision Song Contest|Monaco]]<br>{{small|"Dis rien" – [[François Deguelt]]}}<br>{{small|''(13 points)''}}
|rowspan="4"|{{flagicon|Luxembourg}} [[Luxembourg in the Eurovision Song Contest|Luxembourg]]<br>{{small|"Petit bonhomme" – [[Camillo Felgen]]}}<br>{{small|''(11 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Belgium}} [[Belgium in the Eurovision Song Contest 1962|Belgium]]<br>{{small|"Ton nom" – [[Fud Leclerc]]}}<br>{{small|''(0 points)''}}
|-
|{{flagicon|Spain|1945}} [[Spain in the Eurovision Song Contest 1962|Spain]]<br>{{small|"Llámame" – [[Víctor Balaguer (singer)|Víctor Balaguer]]}}<br>{{small|''(0 points)''}}
|-
|{{flagicon|Austria}} [[Austria in the Eurovision Song Contest|Austria]]<br>{{small|"Nur in der Wiener Luft" – [[Eleonore Schwarz]]}}<br>{{small|''(0 points)''}}
|-
|{{flagicon|Netherlands}} [[Netherlands in the Eurovision Song Contest 1962|Netherlands]]<br>{{small|"Katinka" – [[De Spelbrekers]]}}<br>{{small|''(0 points)''}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|rowspan="4"|[[Eurovision Song Contest 1963|1963]]
|rowspan="4"|{{flagicon|United Kingdom}} [[London]]
|rowspan="4"|[[Television Centre, London|BBC Television Centre]]
|rowspan="4"|{{flagicon|Denmark}} [[Denmark in the Eurovision Song Contest 1963|Denmark]]<br>{{small|"[[Dansevise]]" – [[Grethe Ingmann|Grethe]] [[Grethe and Jørgen Ingmann|and]] [[Jørgen Ingmann]]}}<br>{{small|''(42 points)''}}
|rowspan="4"|{{flagicon|Switzerland}} [[Switzerland in the Eurovision Song Contest|Switzerland]]<br>{{small|"T'en va pas" – [[Esther Ofarim]]}}<br>{{small|''(40 points)''}}
|rowspan="4"|{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Italy in the Eurovision Song Contest|Italy]]<br>{{small|"[[Uno per tutte]]" – [[Emilio Pericoli]]}}<br>{{small|''(37 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Netherlands}} [[Netherlands in the Eurovision Song Contest 1963|Netherlands]]<br>{{small|"Een speeldoos" – [[Annie Palmen]]}}<br>{{small|''(0 points)''}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|{{flagicon|Norway}} [[Norway in the Eurovision Song Contest 1963|Norway]]<br>{{small|"Solhverv" – [[Anita Thallaug]]}}<br>{{small|''(0 points)''}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|{{flagicon|Finland}} [[Finland in the Eurovision Song Contest 1963|Finland]]<br>{{small|"Muistojeni laulu" – [[Laila Halme]]}}<br>{{small|''(0 points)''}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|{{flagicon|Sweden}} [[Sweden in the Eurovision Song Contest 1963|Sweden]]<br>{{small|"En gång i Stockholm" – [[Monica Zetterlund]]}}<br>{{small|''(0 points)''}}
|-
|rowspan="4"|[[Eurovision Song Contest 1964|1964]]
|rowspan="4"|{{flagicon|Denmark}} [[Copenhagen]]
|rowspan="4"|[[Tivoli Concert Hall|Tivolis Koncertsal]]
|rowspan="4"|{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Italy in the Eurovision Song Contest|Italy]]<br>{{small|"[[Non ho l'età]]" – [[Gigliola Cinquetti]]}}<br>{{small|''(49 points)''}}
|rowspan="4"|{{flagicon|United Kingdom}} [[United Kingdom in the Eurovision Song Contest 1964|United Kingdom]]<br>{{small|"I Love the Little Things" – [[Matt Monro]]}}<br>{{small|''(17 points)''}}
|rowspan="4"|{{flagicon|Monaco}} [[Monaco in the Eurovision Song Contest|Monaco]]<br>{{small|"Où sont-elles passées" – [[Romuald]]}}<br>{{small|''(15 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|West Germany}} [[Germany in the Eurovision Song Contest|Germany]]<br>{{small|"Man gewöhnt sich so schnell an das Schöne" – [[Nora Nova]]}}<br>{{small|''(0 points)''}}
|-
|{{flagicon|Portugal}} [[Portugal in the Eurovision Song Contest 1964|Portugal]]<br>{{small|"Oração" – [[António Calvário]]}}<br>{{small|''(0 points)''}}
|-
|{{flagicon|Yugoslavia}} [[Yugoslavia in the Eurovision Song Contest 1964|Yugoslavia]]<br>{{small|"Život je sklopio krug" – [[Sabahudin Kurt]]}}<br>{{small|''(0 points)''}}
|-
|{{flagicon|Switzerland}} [[Switzerland in the Eurovision Song Contest|Switzerland]]<br>{{small|"I miei pensieri" – [[Anita Traversi]]}}<br>{{small|''(0 points)''}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|rowspan="4"|[[Eurovision Song Contest 1965|1965]]
|rowspan="4"|{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Naples]]
|rowspan="4"|[[RAI Production Center, Naples|Sala di Concerto della RAI]]
|rowspan="4"|{{flagicon|Luxembourg}} [[Luxembourg in the Eurovision Song Contest 1965|Luxembourg]]<br>{{small|"[[Poupée de cire, poupée de son]]" – [[France Gall]]}}<br>{{small|''(32 points)''}}
|rowspan="4"|{{flagicon|United Kingdom}} [[United Kingdom in the Eurovision Song Contest 1965|United Kingdom]]<br>{{small|"[[I Belong (Kathy Kirby song)|I Belong]]" – [[Kathy Kirby]]}}<br>{{small|''(26 points)''}}
|rowspan="4"|{{flagicon|France}} [[France in the Eurovision Song Contest 1965|France]]<br>{{small|"N'avoue jamais" – [[Guy Mardel]]}}<br>{{small|''(22 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Spain|1945}} [[Spain in the Eurovision Song Contest 1965|Spain]]<br>{{small|"¡Qué bueno, qué bueno!" – [[Conchita Bautista]]}}<br>{{small|''(0 points)''}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|{{flagicon|West Germany}} [[Germany in the Eurovision Song Contest 1965|Germany]]<br>{{small|"Paradies, wo bist du?" – [[Ulla Wiesner]]}}<br>{{small|''(0 points)''}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|{{flagicon|Belgium}} [[Belgium in the Eurovision Song Contest 1965|Belgium]]<br>{{small|"Als het weer lente is" – [[Lize Marke]]}}<br>{{small|''(0 points)''}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|{{flagicon|Finland}} [[Finland in the Eurovision Song Contest 1965|Finland]]<br>{{small|"Aurinko laskee länteen" – [[Viktor Klimenko]]}}<br>{{small|''(0 points)''}}
|-
|rowspan="2"|[[Eurovision Song Contest 1966|1966]]
|rowspan="2"|{{flagicon|Luxembourg}} [[Luxembourg City]]
|rowspan="2"|[[Villa Louvigny]]
|rowspan="2"|{{flagicon|Austria}} [[Austria in the Eurovision Song Contest|Austria]]<br>{{small|"[[Merci, Chérie]]" – [[Udo Jürgens]]}}<br>{{small|''(31 points)''}}
|rowspan="2"|{{flagicon|Sweden}} [[Sweden in the Eurovision Song Contest 1966|Sweden]]<br>{{small|"Nygammal vals" – [[Lill Lindfors]] / [[Svante Thuresson]]}}<br>{{small|''(16 points)''}}
|rowspan="2"|{{flagicon|Norway}} [[Norway in the Eurovision Song Contest 1966|Norway]]<br>{{small|"Intet er nytt under solen" – [[Åse Kleveland]]}}<br>{{small|''(15 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Monaco}} [[Monaco in the Eurovision Song Contest|Monaco]]<br>{{small|"Bien plus fort" – [[Tereza Kesovija]]}}<br>{{small|''(0 points)''}}
|-
|{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Italy in the Eurovision Song Contest|Italy]]<br>{{small|"[[Dio, come ti amo]]" – [[Domenico Modugno]]}}<br>{{small|''(0 points)''}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|[[Eurovision Song Contest 1967|1967]]
|{{flagicon|Austria}} [[Vienna]]
|[[Hofburg|Großer Festsaal der Wiener Hofburg]]
|{{flagicon|United Kingdom}} [[United Kingdom in the Eurovision Song Contest 1967|United Kingdom]]<br>{{small|"[[Puppet on a String (Sandie Shaw song)|Puppet on a String]]" – [[Sandie Shaw]]}}<br>{{small|''(47 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Ireland}} [[Ireland in the Eurovision Song Contest 1967|Ireland]]<br>{{small|"If I Could Choose" – [[Sean Dunphy]]}}<br>{{small|''(22 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|France}} [[France in the Eurovision Song Contest|France]]<br>{{small|"Il doit faire beau là-bas" – [[Noëlle Cordier]]}}<br>{{small|''(20 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Switzerland}} [[Switzerland in the Eurovision Song Contest|Switzerland]]<br>{{small|"Quel cœur vas-tu briser?" – [[Géraldine Gaulier]]}}<br>{{small|''(0 points)''}}
|-
|rowspan="2"|[[Eurovision Song Contest 1968|1968]]
|rowspan="2"|{{flagicon|United Kingdom}} [[London]]
|rowspan="2"|[[Royal Albert Hall]]
|rowspan="2"|{{flagicon|Spain|1945}} [[Spain in the Eurovision Song Contest 1968|Spain]]<br>{{small|"[[La, la, la]]" – [[Massiel]]}}<br>{{small|''(29 points)''}}
|rowspan="2"|{{flagicon|United Kingdom}} [[United Kingdom in the Eurovision Song Contest 1968|United Kingdom]]<br>{{small|"[[Congratulations (Cliff Richard song)|Congratulations]]" – [[Cliff Richard]]}}<br>{{small|''(28 points)''}}
|rowspan="2"|{{flagicon|France}} [[France in the Eurovision Song Contest|France]]<br>{{small|"La source" – [[Isabelle Aubret]]}}<br>{{small|''(20 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Netherlands}} [[Netherlands in the Eurovision Song Contest 1968|Netherlands]]<br>{{small|"Morgen" – [[Ronnie Tober]]}}<br>{{small|''(1 point)''}}
|-
|{{flagicon|Finland}} [[Finland in the Eurovision Song Contest 1968|Finland]]<br>{{small|"Kun kello käy" – [[Kristina Hautala]]}}<br>{{small|''(1 point)''}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|rowspan="4"|[[Eurovision Song Contest 1969|1969]]
|rowspan="4"|{{flagicon|Spain|1945}} [[Madrid]]
|rowspan="4"|[[Teatro Real]]
|{{flagicon|Spain|1945}} [[Spain in the Eurovision Song Contest 1969|Spain]]<br>{{small|"[[Vivo cantando]]" – [[Salomé (singer)|Salomé]]}}<br>{{small|''(18 points)''}}
|rowspan="4"|{{flagicon|Switzerland}} [[Switzerland in the Eurovision Song Contest|Switzerland]]<br>{{small|"Bonjour, Bonjour" – [[Paola del Medico]]}}<br>{{small|''(15 points)''}}
|rowspan="4"|{{flagicon|Monaco}} [[Monaco in the Eurovision Song Contest|Monaco]]<br>{{small|"Maman, maman" – Jean Jacques}}<br>{{small|''(11 points)''}}
|rowspan="4"|{{flagicon|Norway}} [[Norway in the Eurovision Song Contest 1969|Norway]]<br>{{small|"Oj, oj, oj, så glad jeg skal bli" – [[Kirsti Sparboe]]}}<br>{{small|''(1 point)''}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|{{flagicon|United Kingdom}} [[United Kingdom in the Eurovision Song Contest 1969|United Kingdom]]<br>{{small|"[[Boom Bang-a-Bang]]" – [[Lulu (singer)|Lulu]]}}<br>{{small|''(18 points)''}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|{{flagicon|Netherlands}} [[Netherlands in the Eurovision Song Contest 1969|Netherlands]]<br>{{small|"[[De troubadour]]" – [[Lenny Kuhr]]}}<br>{{small|''(18 points)''}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|{{flagicon|France}} [[France in the Eurovision Song Contest|France]]<br>{{small|"[[Un jour, un enfant]]" – [[Frida Boccara]]}}<br>{{small|''(18 points)''}}
|-
|[[Eurovision Song Contest 1970|1970]]
|{{flagicon|Netherlands}} [[Amsterdam]]
|[[RAI Amsterdam Convention Centre|RAI Congrescentrum]]
|{{flagicon|Ireland}} [[Ireland in the Eurovision Song Contest 1970|Ireland]]<br>{{small|"[[All Kinds of Everything]]" – [[Dana Rosemary Scallon|Dana]]}}<br>{{small|''(32 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|United Kingdom}} [[United Kingdom in the Eurovision Song Contest 1970|United Kingdom]]<br>{{small|"[[Knock, Knock Who's There?]]" – [[Mary Hopkin]]}}<br>{{small|''(26 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|West Germany}} [[Germany in the Eurovision Song Contest 1970|Germany]]<br>{{small|"Wunder gibt es immer wieder" – [[Katja Ebstein]]}}<br>{{small|''(26 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Luxembourg}} [[Luxembourg in the Eurovision Song Contest|Luxembourg]]<br>{{small|"Je suis tombé du ciel" – [[David Alexandre Winter]]}}<br>{{small|''(0 points)''}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|[[Eurovision Song Contest 1971|1971]]
|{{flagicon|Ireland}} [[Dublin]]
|[[Gaiety Theatre, Dublin|Gaiety Theatre]]
|{{flagicon|Monaco}} [[Monaco in the Eurovision Song Contest|Monaco]]<br>{{small|"[[Un banc, un arbre, une rue]]" – [[Séverine (singer)|Séverine]]}}<br>{{small|''(128 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Spain|1945}} [[Spain in the Eurovision Song Contest 1971|Spain]]<br>{{small|"En un mundo nuevo" – [[Karina (Spanish singer)|Karina]]}}<br>{{small|''(116 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|West Germany}} [[Germany in the Eurovision Song Contest 1971|Germany]]<br>{{small|"Diese Welt" – [[Katja Ebstein]]}}<br>{{small|''(100 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Malta}} [[Malta in the Eurovision Song Contest|Malta]]<br>{{small|"Marija l-Maltija" – [[Joe Grech]]}}<br>{{small|''(52 points)''}}
|-
|[[Eurovision Song Contest 1972|1972]]
|{{flagicon|United Kingdom}} [[Edinburgh]]
|[[Usher Hall]]
|{{flagicon|Luxembourg}} [[Luxembourg in the Eurovision Song Contest|Luxembourg]]<br>{{small|"[[Après toi]]" – [[Vicky Leandros]]}}<br>{{small|''(128 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|United Kingdom}} [[United Kingdom in the Eurovision Song Contest 1972|United Kingdom]]<br>{{small|"[[Beg, Steal or Borrow]]" – [[The New Seekers]]}}<br>{{small|''(114 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|West Germany}} [[Germany in the Eurovision Song Contest 1972|Germany]]<br>{{small|"Nur die Liebe läßt uns leben" – [[Mary Roos]]}}<br>{{small|''(107 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Malta}} [[Malta in the Eurovision Song Contest|Malta]]<br>{{small|"L-imħabba" – Helen and Joseph}}<br>{{small|''(48 points)''}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|[[Eurovision Song Contest 1973|1973]]
|{{flagicon|Luxembourg}} [[Luxembourg City]]
|[[Grand Théâtre de Luxembourg|Grand Théâtre]]
|{{flagicon|Luxembourg}} [[Luxembourg in the Eurovision Song Contest|Luxembourg]]<br>{{small|"[[Tu te reconnaîtras]]" – [[Anne-Marie David]]}}<br>{{small|''(129 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Spain|1945}} [[Spain in the Eurovision Song Contest 1973|Spain]]<br>{{small|"[[Eres tú]]" – [[Mocedades]]}}<br>{{small|''(125 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|United Kingdom}} [[United Kingdom in the Eurovision Song Contest 1973|United Kingdom]]<br>{{small|"[[Power to All Our Friends]]" – [[Cliff Richard]]}}<br>{{small|''(123 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Belgium}} [[Belgium in the Eurovision Song Contest 1973|Belgium]]<br>{{small|"Baby, Baby" – [[Nicole & Hugo]]}}<br>{{small|''(58 points)''}}
|-
|rowspan="4"|[[Eurovision Song Contest 1974|1974]]
|rowspan="4"|{{flagicon|United Kingdom}} [[Brighton]]
|rowspan="4"|[[Brighton Dome]]
|rowspan="4"|{{flagicon|Sweden}} [[Sweden in the Eurovision Song Contest 1974|Sweden]]<br>{{small|"[[Waterloo (ABBA song)|Waterloo]]" – [[ABBA]]}}<br>{{small|''(24 points)''}}
|rowspan="4"|{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Italy in the Eurovision Song Contest|Italy]]<br>{{small|"[[Sì (Gigliola Cinquetti song)|Sì]]" – [[Gigliola Cinquetti]]}}<br>{{small|''(18 points)''}}
|rowspan="4"|{{flagicon|Netherlands}} [[Netherlands in the Eurovision Song Contest 1974|Netherlands]]<br>{{small|"[[I See a Star]]" – [[Mouth & MacNeal]]}}<br>{{small|''(15 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Norway}} [[Norway in the Eurovision Song Contest 1974|Norway]]<br>{{small|"The First Day of Love" – [[Anne-Karine Strøm]] and the [[Bendik Singers]]}}<br>{{small|''(3 points)''}}
|-
|{{flagicon|Germany}} [[Germany in the Eurovision Song Contest|Germany]]<br>{{small|"Die Sommermelodie" – [[Cindy & Bert]]}}<br>{{small|''(3 points)''}}
|-
|{{flagicon|Switzerland}} [[Switzerland in the Eurovision Song Contest|Switzerland]]<br>{{small|"Mein Ruf nach dir" – [[Piera Martell]]}}<br>{{small|''(3 points)''}}
|-
|{{flagicon|Portugal}} [[Portugal in the Eurovision Song Contest 1974|Portugal]]<br>{{small|"[[E depois do adeus]]" – [[Paulo de Carvalho]]}}<br>{{small|''(3 points)''}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|[[Eurovision Song Contest 1975|1975]]
|{{flagicon|Sweden}} [[Stockholm]]
|[[Stockholm International Fairs|Stockholmsmässan]]
|{{flagicon|Netherlands}} [[Netherlands in the Eurovision Song Contest 1975|Netherlands]]<br>{{small|"[[Ding-a-dong]]" – [[Teach-In (band)|Teach-In]]}}<br>{{small|''(152 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|United Kingdom}} [[United Kingdom in the Eurovision Song Contest 1975|United Kingdom]]<br>{{small|"[[Let Me Be the One (The Shadows song)|Let Me Be the One]]" – [[The Shadows]]}}<br>{{small|''(138 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Italy in the Eurovision Song Contest|Italy]]<br>{{small|"Era" – [[Wess]] / [[Dori Ghezzi]]}}<br>{{small|''(115 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Turkey}} [[Turkey in the Eurovision Song Contest 1975|Turkey]]<br>{{small|"Seninle Bir Dakika" – [[Semiha Yankı]]}}<br>{{small|''(3 points)''}}
|-
|[[Eurovision Song Contest 1976|1976]]
|{{flagicon|Netherlands}} [[The Hague]]
|[[World Forum (The Hague)|Nederlands Congresgebouw]]
|{{flagicon|United Kingdom}} [[United Kingdom in the Eurovision Song Contest 1976|United Kingdom]]<br>{{small|"[[Save Your Kisses for Me]]" – [[Brotherhood of Man]]}}<br>{{small|''(164 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|France|1974}} [[France in the Eurovision Song Contest 1976|France]]<br>{{small|"Un, deux, trois" – [[Catherine Ferry (singer)|Catherine Ferry]]}}<br>{{small|''(147 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Monaco}} [[Monaco in the Eurovision Song Contest|Monaco]]<br>{{small|"Toi, la musique et moi" – [[Catherine Ferry (singer)|Catherine Ferry]]}}<br>{{small|''(93 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Norway}} [[Norway in the Eurovision Song Contest 1976|Norway]]<br>{{small|"[[Mata Hari (Anne-Karine Strøm song)|Mata Hari]]" – [[Anne-Karine Strøm]]}}<br>{{small|''(7 points)''}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|[[Eurovision Song Contest 1977|1977]]
|{{flagicon|United Kingdom}} [[London]]
|[[Wembley Conference Centre]]
|{{flagicon|France|1974}} [[France in the Eurovision Song Contest 1977|France]]<br>{{small|"[[L'oiseau et l'enfant]]" – [[Marie Myriam]]}}<br>{{small|''(136 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|United Kingdom}} [[United Kingdom in the Eurovision Song Contest 1977|United Kingdom]]<br>{{small|"[[Rock Bottom (Lynsey de Paul and Mike Moran song)|Rock Bottom]]" – [[Lynsey de Paul]] / [[Michael Moran (music producer)|Mike Moran]]}}<br>{{small|''(121 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Ireland}} [[Ireland in the Eurovision Song Contest 1977|Ireland]]<br>{{small|"It's Nice to Be in Love Again" – [[The Swarbriggs|The Swarbriggs Plus Two]]}}<br>{{small|''(119 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Sweden}} [[Sweden in the Eurovision Song Contest 1977|Sweden]]<br>{{small|"Beatles" – [[Forbes (band)|Forbes]]}}<br>{{small|''(2 points)''}}
|-
|[[Eurovision Song Contest 1978|1978]]
|{{flagicon|France|1974}} [[Paris]]
|[[Palais des congrès de Paris|Palais des Congrès]]
|{{flagicon|Israel}} [[Israel in the Eurovision Song Contest 1978|Israel]]<br>{{small|"[[A-Ba-Ni-Bi]]" – [[Izhar Cohen]] and the [[Alphabeta]]}}<br>{{small|''(157 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Belgium}} [[Belgium in the Eurovision Song Contest 1978|Belgium]]<br>{{small|"L'amour ça fait chanter la vie" – [[Jean Vallée]]}}<br>{{small|''(125 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|France|1974}} [[France in the Eurovision Song Contest 1978|France]]<br>{{small|"Il y aura toujours des violons" – [[Joël Prévost]]}}<br>{{small|''(119 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Norway}} [[Norway in the Eurovision Song Contest 1978|Norway]]<br>{{small|"Mil etter mil" – [[Jahn Teigen]]}}<br>{{small|''(0 points)''}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|rowspan="2"|[[Eurovision Song Contest 1979|1979]]
|rowspan="2"|{{flagicon|Israel}} [[Jerusalem]]
|rowspan="2"|[[International Convention Center (Jerusalem)|Binyenei HaUma]]
|rowspan="2"|{{flagicon|Israel}} [[Israel in the Eurovision Song Contest 1979|Israel]]<br>{{small|"[[Hallelujah (Milk and Honey song)|Hallelujah]]" – [[Milk and Honey (Israeli group)|Milk and Honey]]}}<br>{{small|''(125 points)''}}
|rowspan="2"|{{flagicon|Spain|1977}} [[Spain in the Eurovision Song Contest|Spain]]<br>{{small|"[[Su canción]]" – [[Betty Missiego]]}}<br>{{small|''(116 points)''}}
|rowspan="2"|{{flagicon|France|1974}} [[France in the Eurovision Song Contest 1979|France]]<br>{{small|"Je suis l'enfant soleil" – [[Anne-Marie David]]}}<br>{{small|''(106 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Belgium}} [[Belgium in the Eurovision Song Contest 1979|Belgium]]<br>{{small|"Hey Nana" – [[Micha Marah]]}}<br>{{small|''(5 points)''}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|{{flagicon|Austria}} [[Austria in the Eurovision Song Contest|Austria]]<br>{{small|"Heute in Jerusalem" – [[Ina Wolf|Christina Simon]]}}<br>{{small|''(5 points)''}}
|-
|[[Eurovision Song Contest 1980|1980]]
|{{flagicon|Netherlands}} [[The Hague]]
|[[World Forum (The Hague)|Nederlands Congresgebouw]]
|{{flagicon|Ireland}} [[Ireland in the Eurovision Song Contest 1980|Ireland]]<br>{{small|"[[What's Another Year]]" – [[Johnny Logan (singer)|Johnny Logan]]}}<br>{{small|''(143 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Germany}} [[Germany in the Eurovision Song Contest 1980|Germany]]<br>{{small|"Theater" – [[Katja Ebstein]]}}<br>{{small|''(128 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|United Kingdom}} [[United Kingdom in the Eurovision Song Contest 1980|United Kingdom]]<br>{{small|"[[Love Enough for Two]]" – [[Prima Donna (British band)|Prima Donna]]}}<br>{{small|''(106 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Finland}} [[Finland in the Eurovision Song Contest 1980|Finland]]<br>{{small|"Huilumies" – [[Vesa-Matti Loiri]]}}<br>{{small|''(6 points)''}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|[[Eurovision Song Contest 1981|1981]]
|{{flagicon|Ireland}} [[Dublin]]
|[[Royal Dublin Society|RDS Simmonscourt]]
|{{flagicon|United Kingdom}} [[United Kingdom in the Eurovision Song Contest 1981|United Kingdom]]<br>{{small|"[[Making Your Mind Up]]" – [[Bucks Fizz]]}}<br>{{small|''(136 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Germany}} [[Germany in the Eurovision Song Contest 1981|Germany]]<br>{{small|"Johnny Blue" – [[Lena Valaitis]]}}<br>{{small|''(132 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|France|1974}} [[France in the Eurovision Song Contest 1981|France]]<br>{{small|"Humanahum" – [[Jean Gabilou]]}}<br>{{small|''(125 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Norway}} [[Norway in the Eurovision Song Contest 1981|Norway]]<br>{{small|"Aldri i livet" – [[Finn Kalvik]]}}<br>{{small|''(0 points)''}}
|-
|[[Eurovision Song Contest 1982|1982]]
|{{flagicon|United Kingdom}} [[Harrogate]]
|[[Harrogate Convention Centre|Harrogate International Centre]]
|{{flagicon|Germany}} [[Germany in the Eurovision Song Contest 1982|Germany]]<br>{{small|"[[Ein bißchen Frieden]]" – [[Nicole Seibert|Nicole]]}}<br>{{small|''(161 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Israel}} [[Israel in the Eurovision Song Contest 1982|Israel]]<br>{{small|"Hora" – [[Avi Toledano]]}}<br>{{small|''(100 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Switzerland}} [[Switzerland in the Eurovision Song Contest 1982|Switzerland]]<br>{{small|"Amour on t'aime" – [[Arlette Zola]]}}<br>{{small|''(97 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Finland}} [[Finland in the Eurovision Song Contest 1982|Finland]]<br>{{small|"Nuku pommiin" – [[Kojo (singer)|Kojo]]}}<br>{{small|''(0 points)''}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|rowspan="2"|[[Eurovision Song Contest 1983|1983]]
|rowspan="2"|{{flagicon|West Germany}} [[Munich]]
|rowspan="2"|[[Rudi-Sedlmayer-Halle]]
|rowspan="2"|{{flagicon|Luxembourg}} [[Luxembourg in the Eurovision Song Contest|Luxembourg]]<br>{{small|"[[Si la vie est cadeau]]" – [[Corinne Hermès]]}}<br>{{small|''(142 points)''}}
|rowspan="2"|{{flagicon|Israel}} [[Israel in the Eurovision Song Contest 1983|Israel]]<br>{{small|"Hi" – [[Ofra Haza]]}}<br>{{small|''(136 points)''}}
|rowspan="2"|{{flagicon|Sweden}} [[Sweden in the Eurovision Song Contest 1983|Sweden]]<br>{{small|"[[Främling (song)|Främling]]" – [[Carola Häggkvist]]}}<br>{{small|''(126 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Turkey}} [[Turkey in the Eurovision Song Contest 1983|Turkey]]<br>{{small|"Opera" – [[Çetin Alp]]}}<br>{{small|''(0 points)''}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|{{flagicon|Spain}} [[Spain in the Eurovision Song Contest 1983|Spain]]<br>{{small|"¿Quién maneja mi barca?" – [[Remedios Amaya]]}}<br>{{small|''(0 points)''}}
|-
|[[Eurovision Song Contest 1984|1984]]
|{{flagicon|Luxembourg}} [[Luxembourg City]]
|[[Grand Théâtre de Luxembourg|Grand Théâtre]]
|{{flagicon|Sweden}} [[Sweden in the Eurovision Song Contest 1984|Sweden]]<br>{{small|"[[Diggi-Loo Diggi-Ley]]" – [[Herreys]]}}<br>{{small|''(145 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Ireland}} [[Ireland in the Eurovision Song Contest 1984|Ireland]]<br>{{small|"[[Terminal 3 (song)|Terminal 3]]" – [[Linda Martin]]}}<br>{{small|''(137 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Spain}} [[Spain in the Eurovision Song Contest|Spain]]<br>{{small|"Lady, Lady" – [[Bravo (Spanish group)|Bravo]]}}<br>{{small|''(106 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Austria}} [[Austria in the Eurovision Song Contest 1984|Austria]]<br>{{small|"Einfach weg" – [[Anita (singer)|Anita]]}}<br>{{small|''(5 points)''}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|[[Eurovision Song Contest 1985|1985]]
|{{flagicon|Sweden}} [[Gothenburg]]
|[[Scandinavium]]
|{{flagicon|Norway}} [[Norway in the Eurovision Song Contest 1985|Norway]]<br>{{small|"[[La det swinge]]" – [[Bobbysocks!]]}}<br>{{small|''(123 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Germany}} [[Germany in the Eurovision Song Contest 1985|Germany]]<br>{{small|"Für alle" – [[Wind (band)|Wind]]}}<br>{{small|''(105 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Sweden}} [[Sweden in the Eurovision Song Contest 1985|Sweden]]<br>{{small|"[[Bra vibrationer (song)|Bra vibrationer]]" – [[Kikki Danielsson]]}}<br>{{small|''(103 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Belgium}} [[Belgium in the Eurovision Song Contest 1985|Belgium]]<br>{{small|"Laat me nu gaan" – [[Linda Lepomme]]}}<br>{{small|''(7 points)''}}
|-
|[[Eurovision Song Contest 1986|1986]]
|{{flagicon|Norway}} [[Bergen]]
|[[Grieg Hall|Grieghallen]]
|{{flagicon|Belgium}} [[Belgium in the Eurovision Song Contest 1986|Belgium]]<br>{{small|"[[J'aime la vie]]" – [[Sandra Kim]]}}<br>{{small|''(176 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Switzerland}} [[Switzerland in the Eurovision Song Contest 1986|Switzerland]]<br>{{small|"Pas pour moi" – [[Daniela Simons]]}}<br>{{small|''(140 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Luxembourg}} [[Luxembourg in the Eurovision Song Contest|Luxembourg]]<br>{{small|"L'amour de ma vie" – [[Sherisse Stevens|Sherisse Laurence]]}}<br>{{small|''(117 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Cyprus|1960}} [[Cyprus in the Eurovision Song Contest|Cyprus]]<br>{{small|"Tora zo" – [[Elpida (singer)|Elpida]]}}<br>{{small|''(4 points)''}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|[[Eurovision Song Contest 1987|1987]]
|{{flagicon|Belgium}} [[Brussels]]
|[[Brussels Expo|Palais du Centenaire]]
|{{flagicon|Ireland}} [[Ireland in the Eurovision Song Contest 1987|Ireland]]<br>{{small|"[[Hold Me Now (Johnny Logan song)|Hold Me Now]]" – [[Johnny Logan (singer)|Johnny Logan]]}}<br>{{small|''(172 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Germany}} [[Germany in the Eurovision Song Contest 1987|Germany]]<br>{{small|"Laß die Sonne in dein Herz" – [[Wind (band)|Wind]]}}<br>{{small|''(141 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Italy in the Eurovision Song Contest|Italy]]<br>{{small|"[[Gente di mare]]" – [[Umberto Tozzi]] / [[Raf (singer)|Raf]]}}<br>{{small|''(103 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Turkey}} [[Turkey in the Eurovision Song Contest 1987|Turkey]]<br>{{small|"Şarkım Sevgi Üstüne" – [[Seyyal Taner]] / [[Lokomotif]]}}<br>{{small|''(0 points)''}}
|-
|[[Eurovision Song Contest 1988|1988]]
|{{flagicon|Ireland}} [[Dublin]]
|[[Royal Dublin Society|RDS Simmonscourt]]
|{{flagicon|Switzerland}} [[Switzerland in the Eurovision Song Contest 1988|Switzerland]]<br>{{small|"[[Ne partez pas sans moi]]" – [[Céline Dion]]}}<br>{{small|''(137 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|United Kingdom}} [[United Kingdom in the Eurovision Song Contest 1988|United Kingdom]]<br>{{small|"Go" – [[Scott Fitzgerald (singer)|Scott Fitzgerald]]}}<br>{{small|''(136 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Denmark}} [[Denmark in the Eurovision Song Contest 1988|Denmark]]<br>{{small|"Ka' du se hva' jeg sa'?" – [[Hot Eyes]]}}<br>{{small|''(92 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Austria}} [[Austria in the Eurovision Song Contest|Austria]]<br>{{small|"Lisa Mona Lisa" – [[Wilfried (singer)|Wilfried]]}}<br>{{small|''(0 points)''}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|[[Eurovision Song Contest 1989|1989]]
|{{flagicon|Switzerland}} [[Lausanne]]
|[[Palais de Beaulieu]]
|{{flagicon|Yugoslavia}} [[Yugoslavia in the Eurovision Song Contest 1989|Yugoslavia]]<br>{{small|"[[Rock Me (Riva song)|Rock Me]]" – [[Riva (band)|Riva]]}}<br>{{small|''(137 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|United Kingdom}} [[United Kingdom in the Eurovision Song Contest 1989|United Kingdom]]<br>{{small|"[[Why Do I Always Get It Wrong]]" – [[Live Report]]}}<br>{{small|''(130 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Denmark}} [[Denmark in the Eurovision Song Contest 1989|Denmark]]<br>{{small|"[[Vi maler byen rød]]" – [[Birthe Kjær]]}}<br>{{small|''(111 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Iceland}} [[Iceland in the Eurovision Song Contest 1989|Iceland]]<br>{{small|"Það sem enginn sér" – [[Daníel Ágúst Haraldsson]]}}<br>{{small|''(0 points)''}}
|-
|rowspan="2"|[[Eurovision Song Contest 1990|1990]]
|rowspan="2"|{{flagicon|Yugoslavia}} [[Zagreb]]
|rowspan="2"|[[Vatroslav Lisinski Concert Hall]]
|rowspan="2"|{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Italy in the Eurovision Song Contest|Italy]]<br>{{small|"[[Insieme: 1992]]" – [[Toto Cutugno]]}}<br>{{small|''(149 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|France|1974}} [[France in the Eurovision Song Contest|France]]<br>{{small|"[[White and Black Blues]]" – [[Joëlle Ursull]]}}<br>{{small|''(132 points)''}}
|rowspan="2"|{{flagicon|Iceland}} [[Iceland in the Eurovision Song Contest 1989|Iceland]]<br>{{small|"Eitt lag enn" – [[Stjórnin]]}}<br>{{small|''(124 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Norway}} [[Norway in the Eurovision Song Contest 1990|Norway]]<br>{{small|"Brandenburger Tor" – [[Ketil Stokkan]]}}<br>{{small|''(8 points)''}}
|-
|{{flagicon|Ireland}} [[Ireland in the Eurovision Song Contest 1990|Ireland]]<br>{{small|"Somewhere in Europe" – [[Liam Reilly]]}}<br>{{small|''(132 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Finland}} [[Finland in the Eurovision Song Contest 1990|Finland]]<br>{{small|"Fri?" – [[Beat (band)|Beat]]}}<br>{{small|''(8 points)''}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|[[Eurovision Song Contest 1991|1991]]
|{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Rome]]
|[[Cinecittà|Studio 15 di Cinecittà]]
|{{flagicon|Sweden}} [[Sweden in the Eurovision Song Contest 1991|Sweden]]<br>{{small|"[[Fångad av en stormvind]]" – [[Carola Häggkvist|Carola]]}}<br>{{small|''(146 points / decided by a [[Eurovision Song Contest 1991#Tiebreak results|count-back]])''}}
|{{flagicon|France|1974}} [[France in the Eurovision Song Contest|France]]<br>{{small|"[[C'est le dernier qui a parlé qui a raison]]" – [[Amina Annabi|Amina]]}}<br>{{small|''(146 points / decided by a [[Eurovision Song Contest 1991#Tiebreak results|count-back]])''}}
|{{flagicon|Israel}} [[Israel in the Eurovision Song Contest 1991|Israel]]<br>{{small|"Kan" – [[Duo Datz]]}}<br>{{small|''(139 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Austria}} [[Austria in the Eurovision Song Contest 1991|Austria]]<br>{{small|"Venedig im Regen" – [[Thomas Forstner]]}}<br>{{small|''(0 points)''}}
|-
|[[Eurovision Song Contest 1992|1992]]
|{{flagicon|Sweden}} [[Malmö]]
|[[Malmö Isstadion]]
|{{flagicon|Ireland}} [[Ireland in the Eurovision Song Contest 1992|Ireland]]<br>{{small|"[[Why Me? (Linda Martin song)|Why Me?]]" – [[Linda Martin]]}}<br>{{small|''(155 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|United Kingdom}} [[United Kingdom in the Eurovision Song Contest 1992|United Kingdom]]<br>{{small|"[[One Step Out of Time]]" – [[Michael Ball]]}}<br>{{small|''(139 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Malta}} [[Malta in the Eurovision Song Contest 1992|Malta]]<br>{{small|"Little Child" – [[Mary Spiteri]]}}<br>{{small|''(123 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Finland}} [[Finland in the Eurovision Song Contest 1992|Finland]]<br>{{small|"Yamma, yamma" – [[Pave Maijanen]]}}<br>{{small|''(4 points)''}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|[[Eurovision Song Contest 1993|1993]]
|{{flagicon|Ireland}} [[Millstreet]]
|[[Green Glens Arena]]
|{{flagicon|Ireland}} [[Ireland in the Eurovision Song Contest 1993|Ireland]]<br>{{small|"[[In Your Eyes (Niamh Kavanagh song)|In Your Eyes]]" – [[Niamh Kavanagh]]}}<br>{{small|''(187 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|United Kingdom}} [[United Kingdom in the Eurovision Song Contest 1993|United Kingdom]]<br>{{small|"[[Better the Devil You Know (Sonia song)|Better the Devil You Know]]" – [[Sonia (singer)|Sonia]]}}<br>{{small|''(164 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Switzerland}} [[Switzerland in the Eurovision Song Contest 1993|Switzerland]]<br>{{small|"Moi, tout simplement" – [[Annie Cotton]]}}<br>{{small|''(148 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Belgium}} [[Belgium in the Eurovision Song Contest 1993|Belgium]]<br>{{small|"Iemand als jij" – [[Barbara Dex]]}}<br>{{small|''(3 points)''}}
|-
|[[Eurovision Song Contest 1994|1994]]
|{{flagicon|Ireland}} [[Dublin]]
|[[Point Theatre]]
|{{flagicon|Ireland}} [[Ireland in the Eurovision Song Contest 1994|Ireland]]<br>{{small|"[[Rock 'n' Roll Kids]]" – [[Paul Harrington (musician)|Paul Harrington]] and [[Charlie McGettigan]]}}<br>{{small|''(226 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Poland}} [[Poland in the Eurovision Song Contest 1994|Poland]]<br>{{small|"[[To nie ja!]]" – [[Edyta Górniak]]}}<br>{{small|''(166 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Germany}} [[Germany in the Eurovision Song Contest|Germany]]<br>{{small|"Wir geben 'ne Party" – [[Mekado]]}}<br>{{small|''(128 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Lithuania}} [[Lithuania in the Eurovision Song Contest|Lithuania]]<br>{{small|"Lopšinė mylimai" – [[Ovidijus Vyšniauskas]]}}<br>{{small|''(0 points)''}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|[[Eurovision Song Contest 1995|1995]]
|{{flagicon|Ireland}} [[Dublin]]
|[[Point Theatre]]
|{{flagicon|Norway}} [[Norway in the Eurovision Song Contest 1995|Norway]]<br>{{small|"[[Nocturne (Secret Garden song)|Nocturne]]" – [[Secret Garden (duo)|Secret Garden]]}}<br>{{small|''(148 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Spain}} [[Spain in the Eurovision Song Contest|Spain]]<br>{{small|"Vuelve conmigo" – [[Anabel Conde]]}}<br>{{small|''(119 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Sweden}} [[Sweden in the Eurovision Song Contest 1995|Sweden]]<br>{{small|"[[Se på mej]]" – [[Jan Johansen (singer)|Jan Johansen]]}}<br>{{small|''(100 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Germany}} [[Germany in the Eurovision Song Contest|Germany]]<br>{{small|"Verliebt in Dich" – [[Stone & Stone]]}}<br>{{small|''(1 point)''}}
|-
|[[Eurovision Song Contest 1996|1996]]
|{{flagicon|Norway}} [[Oslo]]
|[[Oslo Spektrum]]
|{{flagicon|Ireland}} [[Ireland in the Eurovision Song Contest 1996|Ireland]]<br>{{small|"[[The Voice (Eimear Quinn song)|The Voice]]" – [[Eimear Quinn]]}}<br>{{small|''(162 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Norway}} [[Norway in the Eurovision Song Contest 1996|Norway]]<br>{{small|"[[I evighet]]" – [[Elisabeth Andreassen]]}}<br>{{small|''(114 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Sweden}} [[Sweden in the Eurovision Song Contest 1996|Sweden]]<br>{{small|"Den vilda" – [[One More Time (band)|One More Time]]}}<br>{{small|''(100 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Finland}} [[Finland in the Eurovision Song Contest 1996|Finland]]<br>{{small|"Niin kaunis on taivas" – [[Jasmine (Finnish singer)|Jasmine]]}}<br>{{small|''(9 points)''}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|rowspan="2"|[[Eurovision Song Contest 1997|1997]]
|rowspan="2"|{{flagicon|Ireland}} [[Dublin]]
|rowspan="2"|[[Point Theatre]]
|rowspan="2"|{{flagicon|United Kingdom}} [[United Kingdom in the Eurovision Song Contest 1997|United Kingdom]]<br>{{small|"[[Love Shine a Light]]" – [[Katrina and the Waves]]}}<br>{{small|''(227 points)''}}
|rowspan="2"|{{flagicon|Ireland}} [[Ireland in the Eurovision Song Contest 1997|Ireland]]<br>{{small|"Mysterious Woman" – [[Marc Roberts (singer)|Marc Roberts]]}}<br>{{small|''(157 points)''}}
|rowspan="2"|{{flagicon|Turkey}} [[Turkey in the Eurovision Song Contest 1997|Turkey]]<br>{{small|"Dinle" – [[Şebnem Paker]] and Grup Ethnic}}<br>{{small|''(121 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Norway}} [[Norway in the Eurovision Song Contest 1997|Norway]]<br>{{small|"San Francisco" – [[Tor Endresen]]}}<br>{{small|''(0 points)''}}
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|{{flagicon|Portugal}} [[Portugal in the Eurovision Song Contest 1997|Portugal]]<br>{{small|"Antes do adeus" – Célia Lawson}}<br>{{small|''(0 points)''}}
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|[[Eurovision Song Contest 1998|1998]]
|{{flagicon|United Kingdom}} [[Birmingham]]
|[[Utilita Arena Birmingham|National Indoor Arena]]
|{{flagicon|Israel}} [[Israel in the Eurovision Song Contest 1998|Israel]]<br>{{small|"[[Diva (Dana International song)|Diva]]" – [[Dana International]]}}<br>{{small|''(172 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|United Kingdom}} [[United Kingdom in the Eurovision Song Contest 1998|United Kingdom]]<br>{{small|"[[Where Are You? (Imaani song)|Where Are You?]]" – [[Imaani]]}}<br>{{small|''(166 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Malta}} [[Malta in the Eurovision Song Contest 1998|Malta]]<br>{{small|"The One That I Love" – [[Chiara Siracusa|Chiara]]}}<br>{{small|''(165 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Switzerland}} [[Switzerland in the Eurovision Song Contest 1998|Switzerland]]<br>{{small|"Lass ihn" – [[Gunvor Guggisberg|Gunvor]]}}<br>{{small|''(0 points)''}}
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|[[Eurovision Song Contest 1999|1999]]
|{{flagicon|Israel}} [[Jerusalem]]
|[[International Convention Center (Jerusalem)|Binyenei HaUma]]
|{{flagicon|Sweden}} [[Sweden in the Eurovision Song Contest 1999|Sweden]]<br>{{small|"[[Take Me to Your Heaven (song)|Take Me to Your Heaven]]" – [[Charlotte Perrelli|Charlotte Nilsson]]}}<br>{{small|''(163 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Iceland}} [[Iceland in the Eurovision Song Contest 1999|Iceland]]<br>{{small|"All Out of Luck" – [[Selma Björnsdóttir|Selma]]}}<br>{{small|''(146 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Germany}} [[Germany in the Eurovision Song Contest 1999|Germany]]<br>{{small|"Reise nach Jerusalem – Kudüs'e Seyahat" – [[Sürpriz]]}}<br>{{small|''(140 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Spain}} [[Spain in the Eurovision Song Contest|Spain]]<br>{{small|"No quiero escuchar" – [[Lydia (singer)|Lydia]]}}<br>{{small|''(1 point)''}}
|-
|[[Eurovision Song Contest 2000|2000]]
|{{flagicon|Sweden}} [[Stockholm]]
|[[Avicii Arena|Globe Arena]]
|{{flagicon|Denmark}} [[Denmark in the Eurovision Song Contest 2000|Denmark]]<br>{{small|"[[Fly on the Wings of Love]]" – [[Olsen Brothers]]}}<br>{{small|''(195 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Russia}} [[Russia in the Eurovision Song Contest 2000|Russia]]<br>{{small|"Solo" – [[Alsou]]}}<br>{{small|''(155 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Latvia}} [[Latvia in the Eurovision Song Contest 2000|Latvia]]<br>{{small|"My Star" – [[Brainstorm (Latvian band)|Brainstorm]]}}<br>{{small|''(136 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Belgium}} [[Belgium in the Eurovision Song Contest 2000|Belgium]]<br>{{small|"Envie de vivre" – [[Nathalie Sorce]]}}<br>{{small|''(2 points)''}}
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|rowspan="2"|[[Eurovision Song Contest 2001|2001]]
|rowspan="2"|{{flagicon|Denmark}} [[Copenhagen]]
|rowspan="2"|[[Parken Stadium]]
|rowspan="2"|{{flagicon|Estonia}} [[Estonia in the Eurovision Song Contest 2001|Estonia]]<br>{{small|"[[Everybody (Tanel Padar and Dave Benton song)|Everybody]]" – [[Tanel Padar]] / [[Dave Benton]] / [[Soul Militia|2XL]]}}<br>{{small|''(198 points)''}}
|rowspan="2"|{{flagicon|Denmark}} [[Denmark in the Eurovision Song Contest 2001|Denmark]]<br>{{small|"[[Never Ever Let You Go]]" – [[Rollo & King]]}}<br>{{small|''(177 points)''}}
|rowspan="2"|{{flagicon|Greece}} [[Greece in the Eurovision Song Contest 2001|Greece]]<br>{{small|"[[(I Would) Die for You|Die for You]]" – [[Antique (band)|Antique]]}}<br>{{small|''(147 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Iceland}} [[Iceland in the Eurovision Song Contest 2001|Iceland]]<br>{{small|"Angel" – Two Tricky}}<br>{{small|''(3 points)''}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|{{flagicon|Norway}} [[Norway in the Eurovision Song Contest 2001|Norway]]<br>{{small|"On My Own" – [[Haldor Lægreid]]}}<br>{{small|''(3 points)''}}
|-
|rowspan="2"|[[Eurovision Song Contest 2002|2002]]
|rowspan="2"|{{flagicon|Estonia}} [[Tallinn]]
|rowspan="2"|[[Saku Suurhall]]
|rowspan="2"|{{flagicon|Latvia}} [[Latvia in the Eurovision Song Contest 2002|Latvia]]<br>{{small|"[[I Wanna (Marie N song)|I Wanna]]" – [[Marija Naumova|Marie N]]}}<br>{{small|''(176 points)''}}
|rowspan="2"|{{flagicon|Malta}} [[Malta in the Eurovision Song Contest 2002|Malta]]<br>{{small|"7th Wonder" – [[Ira Losco]]}}<br>{{small|''(164 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|United Kingdom}} [[United Kingdom in the Eurovision Song Contest 2002|United Kingdom]]<br>{{small|"[[Come Back (Jessica Garlick song)|Come Back]]" – [[Jessica Garlick]]}}<br>{{small|''(111 points)''}}
|rowspan="2"|{{flagicon|Denmark}} [[Denmark in the Eurovision Song Contest 2002|Denmark]]<br>{{small|"Tell Me Who You Are" – [[Malene Mortensen]]}}<br>{{small|''(7 points)''}}
|-
|{{flagicon|Estonia}} [[Estonia in the Eurovision Song Contest 2002|Estonia]]<br>{{small|"[[Runaway (Sahlene song)|Runaway]]" – [[Anna Sahlene|Sahlene]]}}<br>{{small|''(111 points)''}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|[[Eurovision Song Contest 2003|2003]]
|{{flagicon|Latvia}} [[Riga]]
|[[Skonto Hall]]
|{{flagicon|Turkey}} [[Turkey in the Eurovision Song Contest 2003|Turkey]]<br>{{small|"[[Everyway That I Can]]" – [[Sertab Erener]]}}<br>{{small|''(167 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Belgium}} [[Belgium in the Eurovision Song Contest 2003|Belgium]]<br>{{small|"[[Sanomi]]" – [[Urban Trad]]}}<br>{{small|''(165 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Russia}} [[Russia in the Eurovision Song Contest 2003|Russia]]<br>{{small|"[[Ne ver', ne boysia]]" – [[t.A.T.u.]]}}<br>{{small|''(164 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|United Kingdom}} [[United Kingdom in the Eurovision Song Contest 2003|United Kingdom]]<br>{{small|"[[Cry Baby (Jemini song)|Cry Baby]]" – [[Jemini]]}}<br>{{small|''(0 points)''}}
|-
|[[Eurovision Song Contest 2004|2004]]
|{{flagicon|Turkey}} [[Istanbul]]
|[[Abdi İpekçi Arena]]
|{{flagicon|Ukraine}} [[Ukraine in the Eurovision Song Contest 2004|Ukraine]]<br>{{small|"[[Wild Dances]]" – [[Ruslana]]}}<br>{{small|''(280 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Serbia and Montenegro}} [[Serbia and Montenegro in the Eurovision Song Contest 2004|Serbia and Montenegro]]<br>{{small|"[[Lane moje]]" – [[Željko Joksimović]] / Ad Hoc Orchestra}}<br>{{small|''(263 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Greece}} [[Greece in the Eurovision Song Contest 2004|Greece]]<br>{{small|"[[Shake It (Sakis Rouvas song)|Shake It]]" – [[Sakis Rouvas]]}}<br>{{small|''(252 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Norway}} [[Norway in the Eurovision Song Contest 2004|Norway]]<br>{{small|"High" – [[Knut Anders Sørum]]}}<br>{{small|''(3 points)''}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|[[Eurovision Song Contest 2005|2005]]
|{{flagicon|Ukraine}} [[Kyiv]]
|[[Palace of Sports, Kyiv|Palace of Sports]]
|{{flagicon|Greece}} [[Greece in the Eurovision Song Contest 2005|Greece]]<br>{{small|"[[My Number One]]" – [[Helena Paparizou]]}}<br>{{small|''(230 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Malta}} [[Malta in the Eurovision Song Contest 2005|Malta]]<br>{{small|"Angel" – [[Chiara Siracusa|Chiara]]}}<br>{{small|''(192 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Romania}} [[Romania in the Eurovision Song Contest 2005|Romania]]<br>{{small|"[[Let Me Try]]" – [[Luminița Anghel]] and Sistem}}<br>{{small|''(158 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Germany}} [[Germany in the Eurovision Song Contest 2005|Germany]]<br>{{small|"Run and Hide" – [[Gracia Baur|Gracia]]}}<br>{{small|''(4 points)''}}
|-
|[[Eurovision Song Contest 2006|2006]]
|{{flagicon|Greece}} [[Athens]]
|[[O.A.C.A. Olympic Indoor Hall|Olympic Indoor Hall]]
|{{flagicon|Finland}} [[Finland in the Eurovision Song Contest 2006|Finland]]<br>{{small|"[[Hard Rock Hallelujah]]" – [[Lordi]]}}<br>{{small|''(292 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Russia}} [[Russia in the Eurovision Song Contest 2006|Russia]]<br>{{small|"[[Never Let You Go (Dima Bilan song)|Never Let You Go]]" – [[Dima Bilan]]}}<br>{{small|''(248 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Bosnia and Herzegovina}} [[Bosnia and Herzegovina in the Eurovision Song Contest 2006|Bosnia and Herzegovina]]<br>{{small|"[[Lejla (Hari Mata Hari song)|Lejla]]" – [[Hari Mata Hari]]}}<br>{{small|''(229 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Malta}} [[Malta in the Eurovision Song Contest 2006|Malta]]<br>{{small|"I Do" – [[Fabrizio Faniello]]}}<br>{{small|''(1 point)''}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|[[Eurovision Song Contest 2007|2007]]
|{{flagicon|Finland}} [[Helsinki]]
|[[Helsinki Halli|Hartwall Areena]]
|{{flagicon|Serbia}} [[Serbia in the Eurovision Song Contest 2007|Serbia]]<br>{{small|"[[Molitva]]" – [[Marija Šerifović]]}}<br>{{small|''(268 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Ukraine}} [[Ukraine in the Eurovision Song Contest 2007|Ukraine]]<br>{{small|"[[Dancing Lasha Tumbai]]" – [[Verka Serduchka]]}}<br>{{small|''(235 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Russia}} [[Russia in the Eurovision Song Contest 2007|Russia]]<br>{{small|"[[Song Number 1|Song #1]]" – [[Serebro]]}}<br>{{small|''(248 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Ireland}} [[Ireland in the Eurovision Song Contest 2007|Ireland]]<br>{{small|"They Can't Stop the Spring" – [[Dervish (band)|Dervish]]}}<br>{{small|''(5 points)''}}
|-
|[[Eurovision Song Contest 2008|2008]]
|{{flagicon|Serbia}} [[Belgrade]]
|[[Štark Arena|Belgrade Arena]]
|{{flagicon|Russia}} [[Russia in the Eurovision Song Contest 2008|Russia]]<br>{{small|"[[Believe (Dima Bilan song)|Believe]]" – [[Dima Bilan]]}}<br>{{small|''(272 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Ukraine}} [[Ukraine in the Eurovision Song Contest 2008|Ukraine]]<br>{{small|"[[Shady Lady (Ani Lorak song)|Shady Lady]]" – [[Ani Lorak]]}}<br>{{small|''(230 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Greece}} [[Greece in the Eurovision Song Contest 2008|Greece]]<br>{{small|"[[Secret Combination (song)|Secret Combination]]" – [[Kalomira]]}}<br>{{small|''(218 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|United Kingdom}} [[United Kingdom in the Eurovision Song Contest 2008|United Kingdom]]<br>{{small|"Even If" – [[Andy Abraham]]}}<br>{{small|''(14 points / decided on [[Voting at the Eurovision Song Contest#Tie-breakers|tie-breaker]])''}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|[[Eurovision Song Contest 2009|2009]]
|{{flagicon|Russia}} [[Moscow]]
|[[Olympic Stadium (Moscow)|Olimpiyskiy Stadium]]
|{{flagicon|Norway}} [[Norway in the Eurovision Song Contest 2009|Norway]]<br>{{small|"[[Fairytale (Alexander Rybak song)|Fairytale]]" – [[Alexander Rybak]]}}<br>{{small|''(387 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Iceland}} [[Iceland in the Eurovision Song Contest 2009|Iceland]]<br>{{small|"[[Is It True? (Yohanna song)|Is It True?]]" – [[Yohanna]]}}<br>{{small|''(218 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Azerbaijan}} [[Azerbaijan in the Eurovision Song Contest 2009|Azerbaijan]]<br>{{small|"[[Always (Aysel and Arash song)|Always]]" – [[Aysel Teymurzadeh|AySel]] and [[Arash (singer)|Arash]]}}<br>{{small|''(207 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Finland}} [[Finland in the Eurovision Song Contest 2009|Finland]]<br>{{small|"Lose Control" – [[Waldo's People]]}}<br>{{small|''(22 points)''}}
|-
|[[Eurovision Song Contest 2010|2010]]
|{{flagicon|Norway}} [[Oslo]]
|[[Telenor Arena]]
|{{flagicon|Germany}} [[Germany in the Eurovision Song Contest 2010|Germany]]<br>{{small|"[[Satellite (Lena Meyer-Landrut song)|Satellite]]" – [[Lena Meyer-Landrut|Lena]]}}<br>{{small|''(246 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Turkey}} [[Turkey in the Eurovision Song Contest 2010|Turkey]]<br>{{small|"[[We Could Be the Same]]" – [[Manga (band)|maNga]]}}<br>{{small|''(170 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Romania}} [[Romania in the Eurovision Song Contest 2010|Romania]]<br>{{small|"[[Playing with Fire (Paula Seling and Ovi song)|Playing with Fire]]" – [[Paula Seling]] and [[Ovidiu Cernăuțeanu|Ovi]]}}<br>{{small|''(162 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|United Kingdom}} [[United Kingdom in the Eurovision Song Contest 2010|United Kingdom]]<br>{{small|"[[That Sounds Good to Me]]" – [[Josh James (singer)|Josh Dubovie]]}}<br>{{small|''(10 points)''}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|[[Eurovision Song Contest 2011|2011]]
|{{flagicon|Germany}} [[Düsseldorf]]
|[[Merkur Spiel-Arena|Esprit Arena]]
|{{flagicon|Azerbaijan}} [[Azerbaijan in the Eurovision Song Contest 2011|Azerbaijan]]<br>{{small|"[[Running Scared (Ell & Nikki song)|Running Scared]]" – [[Eldar Gasimov|Ell]] [[Ell & Nikki|&]] [[Nigar Jamal|Nikki]]}}<br>{{small|''(221 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Italy in the Eurovision Song Contest 2011|Italy]]<br>{{small|"[[Follia d'amore|Madness of Love]]" – [[Raphael Gualazzi]]}}<br>{{small|''(189 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Sweden}} [[Sweden in the Eurovision Song Contest 2011|Sweden]]<br>{{small|"[[Popular (Eric Saade song)|Popular]]" – [[Eric Saade]]}}<br>{{small|''(185 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Switzerland}} [[Switzerland in the Eurovision Song Contest 2011|Switzerland]]<br>{{small|"In Love for a While" – [[Anna Rossinelli]]}}<br>{{small|''(19 points)''}}
|-
|[[Eurovision Song Contest 2012|2012]]
|{{flagicon|Azerbaijan}} [[Baku]]
|[[Baku Crystal Hall]]
|{{flagicon|Sweden}} [[Sweden in the Eurovision Song Contest 2012|Sweden]]<br>{{small|"[[Euphoria (Loreen song)|Euphoria]]" – [[Loreen (singer)|Loreen]]}}<br>{{small|''(372 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Russia}} [[Russia in the Eurovision Song Contest 2012|Russia]]<br>{{small|"[[Party for Everybody]]" – [[Buranovskiye Babushki]]}}<br>{{small|''(259 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Serbia}} [[Serbia in the Eurovision Song Contest 2012|Serbia]]<br>{{small|"Nije ljubav stvar" – [[Željko Joksimović]]}}<br>{{small|''(214 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Norway}} [[Norway in the Eurovision Song Contest 2012|Norway]]<br>{{small|"Stay" – [[Tooji]]}}<br>{{small|''(7 points)''}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|[[Eurovision Song Contest 2013|2013]]
|{{flagicon|Sweden}} [[Malmö]]
|[[Malmö Arena]]
|{{flagicon|Denmark}} [[Denmark in the Eurovision Song Contest 2013|Denmark]]<br>{{small|"[[Only Teardrops]]" – [[Emmelie de Forest]]}}<br>{{small|''(372 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Azerbaijan}} [[Azerbaijan in the Eurovision Song Contest 2013|Azerbaijan]]<br>{{small|"Hold Me" – [[Farid Mammadov]]}}<br>{{small|''(234 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Ukraine}} [[Ukraine in the Eurovision Song Contest 2013|Ukraine]]<br>{{small|"Gravity" – [[Zlata Ognevich]]}}<br>{{small|''(214 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Ireland}} [[Ireland in the Eurovision Song Contest 2013|Ireland]]<br>{{small|"Only Love Survives" – [[Ryan Dolan]]}}<br>{{small|''(5 points)''}}
|-
|[[Eurovision Song Contest 2014|2014]]
|{{flagicon|Denmark}} [[Copenhagen]]
|[[B&W Hallerne]]
|{{flagicon|Austria}} [[Austria in the Eurovision Song Contest 2014|Austria]]<br>{{small|"[[Rise Like a Phoenix]]" – [[Conchita Wurst]]}}<br>{{small|''(290 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Netherlands}} [[Netherlands in the Eurovision Song Contest 2014|Netherlands]]<br>{{small|"[[Calm After the Storm]]" – [[The Common Linnets]]}}<br>{{small|''(238 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Sweden}} [[Sweden in the Eurovision Song Contest 2014|Sweden]]<br>{{small|"[[Undo (Sanna Nielsen song)|Undo]]" – [[Sanna Nielsen]]}}<br>{{small|''(218 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|France|1974}} [[France in the Eurovision Song Contest 2014|France]]<br>{{small|"Moustache" – [[Twin Twin]]}}<br>{{small|''(2 points)''}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|[[Eurovision Song Contest 2015|2015]]
|{{flagicon|Austria}} [[Vienna]]
|[[Wiener Stadthalle]]
|{{flagicon|Sweden}} [[Sweden in the Eurovision Song Contest 2015|Sweden]]<br>{{small|"[[Heroes (Måns Zelmerlöw song)|Heroes]]" – [[Måns Zelmerlöw]]}}<br>{{small|''(365 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Russia}} [[Russia in the Eurovision Song Contest 2015|Russia]]<br>{{small|"[[A Million Voices (song)|A Million Voices]]" – [[Polina Gagarina]]}}<br>{{small|''(303 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Italy in the Eurovision Song Contest 2015|Italy]]<br>{{small|"[[Grande amore]]" – [[Il Volo]]}}<br>{{small|''(292 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Germany}} [[Germany in the Eurovision Song Contest 2015|Germany]]<br>{{small|"[[Black Smoke (song)|Black Smoke]]" – [[Ann Sophie]]}}<br>{{small|''(0 points / decided on running order)''}}
|-
|[[Eurovision Song Contest 2016|2016]]
|{{flagicon|Sweden}} [[Stockholm]]
|[[Avicii Arena|Ericsson Globe]]
|{{flagicon|Ukraine}} [[Ukraine in the Eurovision Song Contest 2016|Ukraine]]<br>{{small|"[[1944 (song)|1944]]" – [[Jamala]]}}<br>{{small|''(211 jury points / 323 televotes / 534 total points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Australia}} [[Australia in the Eurovision Song Contest 2016|Australia]]<br>{{small|"[[Sound of Silence (Dami Im song)|Sound of Silence]]" – [[Dami Im]]}}<br>{{small|''(320 jury points / 191 televotes / 511 total points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Russia}} [[Russia in the Eurovision Song Contest 2016|Russia]]<br>{{small|"[[You Are the Only One (Sergey Lazarev song)|You Are the Only One]]" – [[Sergey Lazarev]]}}<br>{{small|''(130 jury points / 361 televotes / 491 total points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Germany}} [[Germany in the Eurovision Song Contest 2016|Germany]]<br>{{small|"[[Ghost (Jamie-Lee Kriewitz song)|Ghost]]" – [[Jamie-Lee Kriewitz|Jamie-Lee]]}}<br>{{small|''(1 jury point / 10 televotes / 11 total points)''}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|[[Eurovision Song Contest 2017|2017]]
|{{flagicon|Ukraine}} [[Kyiv]]
|[[International Exhibition Centre]]
|{{flagicon|Portugal}} [[Portugal in the Eurovision Song Contest 2017|Portugal]]<br>{{small|"[[Amar pelos dois]]" – [[Salvador Sobral]]}}<br>{{small|''(382 jury points / 376 televotes / 758 total points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Bulgaria}} [[Bulgaria in the Eurovision Song Contest 2017|Bulgaria]]<br>{{small|"[[Beautiful Mess (Kristian Kostov song)|Beautiful Mess]]" – [[Kristian Kostov]]}}<br>{{small|''(278 jury points / 337 televotes / 615 total points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Moldova}} [[Moldova in the Eurovision Song Contest 2017|Moldova]]<br>{{small|"[[Hey Mamma]]" – [[SunStroke Project]]}}<br>{{small|''(110 jury points / 264 televotes / 374 total points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Spain}} [[Spain in the Eurovision Song Contest 2017|Spain]]<br>{{small|"[[Do It for Your Lover]]" – [[Manel Navarro]]}}<br>{{small|''(0 jury points / 5 televotes / 5 total points)''}}
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|[[Eurovision Song Contest 2018|2018]]
|{{flagicon|Portugal}} [[Lisbon]]
|[[Altice Arena]]
|{{flagicon|Israel}} [[Israel in the Eurovision Song Contest 2018|Israel]]<br>{{small|"[[Toy (song)|Toy]]" – [[Netta Barzilai|Netta]]}}<br>{{small|''(212 jury points / 317 televotes / 529 total points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Cyprus}} [[Cyprus in the Eurovision Song Contest 2018|Cyprus]]<br>{{small|"[[Fuego (Eleni Foureira song)|Fuego]]" – [[Eleni Foureira]]}}<br>{{small|''(183 jury points / 253 televotes / 436 total points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Austria}} [[Austria in the Eurovision Song Contest 2018|Austria]]<br>{{small|"[[Nobody but You (Cesár Sampson song)|Nobody but You]]" – [[Cesár Sampson]]}}<br>{{small|''(271 jury points / 71 televotes / 342 total points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Portugal}} [[Portugal in the Eurovision Song Contest 2018|Portugal]]<br>{{small|"[[O jardim]]" – [[Cláudia Pascoal]]}}<br>{{small|''(21 jury points / 18 televotes / 39 total points)''}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|[[Eurovision Song Contest 2019|2019]]
|{{flagicon|Israel}} [[Tel Aviv]]
|[[Expo Tel Aviv]]
|{{flagicon|Netherlands}} [[Netherlands in the Eurovision Song Contest 2019|Netherlands]]<br>{{small|"[[Arcade (song)|Arcade]]" – [[Duncan Laurence]]}}<br>{{small|''(237 jury points / 261 televotes / 498 total points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Italy in the Eurovision Song Contest 2019|Italy]]<br>{{small|"[[Soldi]]" – [[Mahmood (singer)|Mahmood]]}}<br>{{small|''(219 jury points / 253 televotes / 472 total points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Russia}} [[Russia in the Eurovision Song Contest 2019|Russia]]<br>{{small|"[[Scream (Sergey Lazarev song)|Scream]]" – [[Sergey Lazarev]]}}<br>{{small|''(126 jury points / 244 televotes / 370 total points)''}}
|{{flagicon|United Kingdom}} [[United Kingdom in the Eurovision Song Contest 2019|United Kingdom]]<br>{{small|"[[Bigger than Us (Michael Rice song)|Bigger than Us]]" – [[Michael Rice (singer)|Michael Rice]]}}<br>{{small|''(8 jury points / 3 televotes / 11 total points)''}}
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|<s>[[Eurovision Song Contest 2020|2020]]</s>
|{{flagicon|Netherlands}} [[Rotterdam]]
|[[Rotterdam Ahoy]]
|colspan="4"|''Cancelled due to the [[COVID-19 pandemic in Europe|COVID-19 pandemic]]''
|''Cancelled due to the [[COVID-19 pandemic in Europe|COVID-19 pandemic]]''
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|[[Eurovision Song Contest 2021|2021]]
|{{flagicon|Netherlands}} [[Rotterdam]]
|[[Rotterdam Ahoy]]
|{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Italy in the Eurovision Song Contest 2021|Italy]]<br>{{small|"[[Zitti e buoni]]" – [[Måneskin]]}}<br>{{small|''(206 jury points / 318 televotes / 524 total points)''}}
|{{flagicon|France}} [[France in the Eurovision Song Contest 2021|France]]<br>{{small|"[[Voilà (Barbara Pravi song)|Voilà]]" – [[Barbara Pravi]]}}<br>{{small|''(248 jury points / 251 televotes / 499 total points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Switzerland}} [[Switzerland in the Eurovision Song Contest 2021|Switzerland]]<br>{{small|"[[Tout l'univers]]" – [[Gjon's Tears]]}}<br>{{small|''(267 jury points / 165 televotes / 432 total points)''}}
|{{flagicon|United Kingdom}} [[United Kingdom in the Eurovision Song Contest 2021|United Kingdom]]<br>{{small|"[[Embers (James Newman song)|Embers]]" – [[James Newman (singer)|James Newman]]}}<br>{{small|''(0 jury points / 0 televotes / 0 total points)''}}
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|[[Eurovision Song Contest 2022|2022]]
|{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Turin]]
|[[Pala Alpitour|Palasport Olimpico]]
|{{flagicon|Ukraine}} [[Ukraine in the Eurovision Song Contest 2022|Ukraine]]<br>{{small|"[[Stefania (song)|Stefania]]" – [[Kalush (rap group)|Kalush Orchestra]]}}<br>{{small|''(192 jury points / 439 televotes / 631 total points)''}}
|{{flagicon|United Kingdom}} [[United Kingdom in the Eurovision Song Contest 2022|United Kingdom]]<br>{{small|"[[Space Man]]" – [[Sam Ryder]]}}<br>{{small|''(283 jury points / 183 televotes / 466 total points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Spain}} [[Spain in the Eurovision Song Contest 2022|Spain]]<br>{{small|"[[SloMo (Chanel song)|SloMo]]" – [[Chanel Terrero|Chanel]]}}<br>{{small|''(231 jury points / 228 televotes / 459 total points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Germany}} [[Germany in the Eurovision Song Contest 2022|Germany]]<br>{{small|"[[Rockstars (Malik Harris song)|Rockstars]]" – [[Malik Harris]]}}<br>{{small|''(0 jury points / 6 televotes / 6 total points)''}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|[[Eurovision Song Contest 2023|2023]]
|{{flagicon|United Kingdom}} [[Liverpool]]
|[[Liverpool Arena]]
|{{flagicon|Sweden}} [[Sweden in the Eurovision Song Contest 2023|Sweden]]<br>{{small|"[[Tattoo (Loreen song)|Tattoo]]" – [[Loreen (singer)|Loreen]]}}<br>{{small|''(340 jury points / 243 televotes / 583 total points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Finland}} [[Finland in the Eurovision Song Contest 2023|Finland]]<br>{{small|"[[Cha Cha Cha (Käärijä song)|Cha Cha Cha]]" – [[Käärijä]]}}<br>{{small|''(150 jury points / 376 televotes / 526 total points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Israel}} [[Israel in the Eurovision Song Contest 2023|Israel]]<br>{{small|"[[Unicorn (song)|Unicorn]]" – [[Noa Kirel]]}}<br>{{small|''(177 jury points / 185 televotes / 362 total points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Germany}} [[Germany in the Eurovision Song Contest 2023|Germany]]<br>{{small|"[[Blood & Glitter]]" – [[Lord of the Lost]]}}<br>{{small|''(3 jury points / 15 televotes / 18 total points)''}}
|-
|[[Eurovision Song Contest 2024|2024]]
|{{flagicon|Sweden}} [[Malmö]]
|[[Malmö Arena]]
|{{flagicon|Switzerland}} [[Switzerland in the Eurovision Song Contest 2024|Switzerland]]<br>{{small|"[[The Code (Nemo song)|The Code]]" – [[Nemo (rapper)|Nemo]]}}<br>{{small|''(365 jury points / 226 televotes / 591 total points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Croatia}} [[Croatia in the Eurovision Song Contest 2024|Croatia]]<br>{{small|"[[Rim Tim Tagi Dim]]" – [[Baby Lasagna]]}}<br>{{small|''(210 jury points / 337 televotes / 547 total points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Ukraine}} [[Ukraine in the Eurovision Song Contest 2024|Ukraine]]<br>{{small|"[[Teresa & Maria]]" – [[Alyona Alyona]] and [[Jerry Heil]]}}<br>{{small|''(146 jury points / 307 televotes / 453 total points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Norway}} [[Norway in the Eurovision Song Contest 2024|Norway]]<br>{{small|"[[Ulveham]]" – [[Gåte]]}}<br>{{small|''(12 jury points / 4 televotes / 16 total points)''}}
|-
!colspan="9"|Upcoming
|- style="height: 5.2em;"
|''[[Eurovision Song Contest 2025|2025]]''
|{{flagicon|Switzerland}} ''[[Basel]]''
|''[[St. Jakobshalle]]''
|colspan="1" rowspan="1" style="width:0.5%"|
|colspan="3"|''To be determined''
|colspan="1" rowspan="1" style="width:0.5%"|
|''To be determined''
|}

===Junior Eurovision Song Contest===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;font-size:100%;width:100%;"
|-
!rowspan="2" width="0.5%"|Year
!rowspan="2" width="2%"|Host city
!rowspan="2" width="2%"|Venue
|colspan="1" rowspan="25" style="width:0.5%"|
!colspan="3" width="9%"|Top three
|colspan="1" rowspan="25" style="width:0.5%"|
!style="background:#fe8080" rowspan="2" width="4%"|Last place
|-
!style="background:gold" width="4%"|Winner
!style="background:silver" width="4%"|Runner-up
!style="background:#c96" width="4%"|Third
|-
|[[Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2003|2003]]
|{{flagicon|Denmark}} [[Copenhagen]]
|[[Forum Copenhagen|Forum København]]
|{{flagicon|Croatia}} [[Croatia in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2003|Croatia]]<br>{{small|"Ti si moja prva ljubav" – [[Dino Jelusick|Dino Jelusić]]}}<br>{{small|''(134 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Spain}} [[Spain in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest|Spain]]<br>{{small|"Desde el cielo" – Sergio}}<br>{{small|''(125 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|United Kingdom}} [[United Kingdom in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2003|United Kingdom]]<br>{{small|"My Song for the World" – Tom Morley}}<br>{{small|''(118 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Poland}} [[Poland in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest|Poland]]<br>{{small|"Coś mnie nosi" – Katarzyna Żurawik}}<br>{{small|''(3 points)''}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|rowspan="2"|[[Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2004|2004]]
|rowspan="2"|{{flagicon|Norway}} [[Lillehammer]]
|rowspan="2"|[[Håkons Hall]]
|rowspan="2"|{{flagicon|Spain}} [[Spain in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2004|Spain]]<br>{{small|"[[Antes muerta que sencilla]]" – [[María Isabel]]}}<br>{{small|''(171 points)''}}
|rowspan="2"|{{flagicon|United Kingdom}} [[United Kingdom in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2004|United Kingdom]]<br>{{small|"The Best Is Yet to Come" – Cory Spedding}}<br>{{small|''(140 points)''}}
|rowspan="2"|{{flagicon|Croatia}} [[Croatia in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2004|Croatia]]<br>{{small|"Hej mali" – [[Nika Turković]]}}<br>{{small|''(126 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Poland}} [[Poland in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest|Poland]]<br>{{small|"Łap życie" – KWADro}}<br>{{small|''(3 points)''}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|{{flagicon|Latvia}} [[Latvia in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2004|Latvia]]<br>{{small|"Balts vai melns" – Mārtiņš Tālbergs and C-Stones Juniors}}<br>{{small|''(3 points)''}}
|-
|[[Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2005|2005]]
|{{flagicon|Belgium}} [[Hasselt]]
|[[Trixxo Arena|Ethias Arena]]
|{{flagicon|Belarus}} [[Belarus in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest|Belarus]]<br>{{small|"My vmeste" – [[Ksenia Sitnik]]}}<br>{{small|''(149 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Spain}} [[Spain in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest|Spain]]<br>{{small|"Te traigo flores" – [[Antonio José]]}}<br>{{small|''(146 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Norway}} [[Norway in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest|Norway]]<br>{{small|"Sommer og skolefri" – [[Malin Reitan|Malin]]}}<br>{{small|''(123 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Malta}} [[Malta in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest|Malta]]<br>{{small|"Make It Right!" – Thea and Friends}}<br>{{small|''(18 points)''}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|[[Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2006|2006]]
|{{flagicon|Romania}} [[Bucharest]]
|[[Polyvalent Hall (Bucharest)|Sala Polivalentă]]
|{{flagicon|Russia}} [[Russia in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2006|Russia]]<br>{{small|"[[Vesenniy jazz]]" – [[Tolmachevy Sisters]]}}<br>{{small|''(154 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Belarus}} [[Belarus in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest|Belarus]]<br>{{small|"Noviy den" – Andrey Kunets}}<br>{{small|''(129 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Sweden}} [[Sweden in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2006|Sweden]]<br>{{small|"Det finaste någon kan få" – [[Molly Sandén]]}}<br>{{small|''(116 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|North Macedonia}} [[North Macedonia in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest|Macedonia]]<br>{{small|"Vljubena" – Zana Aliu}}<br>{{small|''(14 points)''}}
|-
|[[Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2007|2007]]
|{{flagicon|Netherlands}} [[Rotterdam]]
|[[Rotterdam Ahoy]]
|{{flagicon|Belarus}} [[Belarus in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest|Belarus]]<br>{{small|"S druz'yami" – [[Alexey Zhigalkovich]]}}<br>{{small|''(137 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Armenia}} [[Armenia in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest|Armenia]]<br>{{small|"Erazanq" – Arevik}}<br>{{small|''(136 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Serbia}} [[Serbia in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2007|Serbia]]<br>{{small|"Piši mi" – [[Nevena Božović]]}}<br>{{small|''(120 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Greece}} [[Greece in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest|Greece]]<br>{{small|"Kapou berdeftika" – Made in Greece}}<br>{{small|''(14 points)''}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|[[Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2008|2008]]
|{{flagicon|Cyprus}} [[Limassol]]
|[[Spyros Kyprianou Athletic Center]]
|{{flagicon|Georgia}} [[Georgia in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2008|Georgia]]<br>{{small|"[[Bzz..]]" – Bzikebi}}<br>{{small|''(154 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Ukraine}} [[Ukraine in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest|Ukraine]]<br>{{small|"Matrosy" – [[Viktoria Petryk]]}}<br>{{small|''(135 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Lithuania}} [[Lithuania in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2008|Lithuania]]<br>{{small|"Laiminga diena" – [[Eglė Jurgaitytė]]}}<br>{{small|''(103 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Bulgaria}} [[Bulgaria in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2008|Bulgaria]]<br>{{small|"Edna mechta" – Krastyana Krasteva}}<br>{{small|''(15 points)''}}
|-
|rowspan="2"|[[Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2009|2009]]
|rowspan="2"|{{flagicon|Ukraine}} [[Kyiv]]
|rowspan="2"|[[Palace of Sports, Kyiv|Palace of Sports]]
|rowspan="2"|{{flagicon|Netherlands}} [[Netherlands in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2009|Netherlands]]<br>{{small|"[[Click Clack]]" – [[Ralf Mackenbach]]}}<br>{{small|''(121 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Russia}} [[Russia in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2009|Russia]]<br>{{small|"Malenkiy prints" – [[Ekaterina Ryabova]]}}<br>{{small|''(116 points)''}}
|rowspan="2"|{{flagicon|Belgium}} [[Belgium in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2009|Belgium]]<br>{{small|"Zo verliefd (Yodelo)" – [[Laura Omloop]]}}<br>{{small|''(113 points)''}}
|rowspan="2"|{{flagicon|Romania}} [[Romania in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2009|Romania]]<br>{{small|"Ai puterea în mâna ta" – Ioana Anuța}}<br>{{small|''(19 points)''}}
|-
|{{flagicon|Armenia}} [[Armenia in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2009|Armenia]]<br>{{small|"Barcelona" – [[Luara Hayrapetyan]]}}<br>{{small|''(116 points)''}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|[[Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2010|2010]]
|{{flagicon|Belarus}} [[Minsk]]
|[[Minsk-Arena]]
|{{flagicon|Armenia}} [[Armenia in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2010|Armenia]]<br>{{small|"[[Mama (Vladimir Arzumanyan song)|Mama]]" – [[Vladimir Arzumanyan]]}}<br>{{small|''(120 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Russia}} [[Russia in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2010|Russia]]<br>{{small|"Boy and Girl" – Sasha Lazin and Liza Drozd}}<br>{{small|''(119 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Serbia}} [[Serbia in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2010|Serbia]]<br>{{small|"Čarobna noć" – [[Sonja Škorić]]}}<br>{{small|''(113 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Ukraine}} [[Ukraine in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest|Ukraine]]<br>{{small|"Miy litak" – Yulia Gurska}}<br>{{small|''(28 points)''}}
|-
|[[Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2011|2011]]
|{{flagicon|Armenia}} [[Yerevan]]
|[[Karen Demirchyan Complex]]
|{{flagicon|Georgia}} [[Georgia in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2011|Georgia]]<br>{{small|"Candy Music" – Candy}}<br>{{small|''(108 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Netherlands}} [[Netherlands in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2011|Netherlands]]<br>{{small|"Teenager" – [[Rachel Traets|Rachel]]}}<br>{{small|''(103 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Belarus}} [[Belarus in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2011|Belarus]]<br>{{small|"Angely dobra" – [[Lidiya Zablotskaya]]}}<br>{{small|''(99 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Latvia}} [[Latvia in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest|Latvia]]<br>{{small|"Moondog" – Amanda Bašmakova}}<br>{{small|''(31 points)''}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|[[Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2012|2012]]
|{{flagicon|Netherlands}} [[Amsterdam]]
|[[AFAS Live|Heineken Music Hall]]
|{{flagicon|Ukraine}} [[Ukraine in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest|Ukraine]]<br>{{small|"[[Nebo (Anastasiya Petryk song)|Nebo]]" – [[Anastasiya Petryk]]}}<br>{{small|''(138 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Georgia}} [[Georgia in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2012|Georgia]]<br>{{small|"Funky Lemonade" – Funkids}}<br>{{small|''(103 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Armenia}} [[Armenia in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2012|Armenia]]<br>{{small|"Sweetie Baby" – Compass Band}}<br>{{small|''(98 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Albania}} [[Albania in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest|Albania]]<br>{{small|"Kam një këngë vetëm për ju" – Igzidora Gjeta}}<br>{{small|''(35 points)''}}
|-
|[[Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2013|2013]]
|{{flagicon|Ukraine}} [[Kyiv]]
|[[Palace "Ukraine"|National Palace of Arts]]
|{{flagicon|Malta}} [[Malta in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest|Malta]]<br>{{small|"[[The Start (song)|The Start]]" – [[Gaia Cauchi]]}}<br>{{small|''(130 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Ukraine}} [[Ukraine in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2013|Ukraine]]<br>{{small|"[[We Are One (Sofia Tarasova song)|We Are One]]" – [[Sofia Tarasova]]}}<br>{{small|''(121 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Belarus}} [[Belarus in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2013|Belarus]]<br>{{small|"Poy so mnoy" – [[Ilya Volkov]]}}<br>{{small|''(108 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|North Macedonia}} [[Macedonia in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2013|Macedonia]]<br>{{small|"Ohrid i muzika" – [[Barbara Popović]]}}<br>{{small|''(19 points)''}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|[[Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2014|2014]]
|{{flagicon|Malta}} [[Marsa, Malta|Marsa]]
|Malta Shipbuilding
|{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Italy in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2014|Italy]]<br>{{small|"[[Tu primo grande amore]]" – [[Vincenzo Cantiello]]}}<br>{{small|''(159 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Bulgaria}} [[Bulgaria in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2014|Bulgaria]]<br>{{small|"[[Planet of the Children]]" – [[Krisia Todorova|Krisia]] / [[Hasan & Ibrahim]]}}<br>{{small|''(147 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Armenia}} [[Armenia in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2014|Armenia]]<br>{{small|"[[People of the Sun (Betty song)|People of the Sun]]" – [[Betty (singer)|Betty]]}}<br>{{small|''(146 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Croatia}} [[Croatia in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest|Croatia]]<br>{{small|"Game Over" – Josie Zec}}<br>{{small|''(13 points)''}}
|-
|[[Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2015|2015]]
|{{flagicon|Bulgaria}} [[Sofia]]
|[[Armeets Arena]]
|{{flagicon|Malta}} [[Malta in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2015|Malta]]<br>{{small|"[[Not My Soul]]" – [[Destiny (singer)|Destiny Chukunyere]]}}<br>{{small|''(185 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Armenia}} [[Armenia in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2015|Armenia]]<br>{{small|"Love" – Mika}}<br>{{small|''(176 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Slovenia}} [[Slovenia in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2015|Slovenia]]<br>{{small|"Prva ljubezen" – [[Lina Kuduzović]]}}<br>{{small|''(112 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|North Macedonia}} [[Macedonia in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2013|Macedonia]]<br>{{small|"Pletenka – Braid of Love" – Ivana Petkovska / Magdalena Aleksovska}}<br>{{small|''(26 points)''}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|[[Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2016|2016]]
|{{flagicon|Malta}} [[Valletta]]
|[[Mediterranean Conference Centre]]
|{{flagicon|Georgia}} [[Georgia in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2016|Georgia]]<br>{{small|"[[Mzeo]]" – [[Mariam Mamadashvili]]}}<br>{{small|''(239 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Armenia}} [[Armenia in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2016|Armenia]]<br>{{small|"Tarber" – Anahit and Mary}}<br>{{small|''(232 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Italy in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2016|Italy]]<br>{{small|"Cara Mamma (Dear Mom)" – Fiamma Boccia}}<br>{{small|''(209 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Serbia}} [[Serbia in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2016|Serbia]]<br>{{small|"U la la la" – Dunja Jeličić}}<br>{{small|''(14 points)''}}
|-
|[[Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2017|2017]]
|{{flagicon|Georgia}} [[Tbilisi]]
|[[Olympic Palace]]
|{{flagicon|Russia}} [[Russia in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2017|Russia]]<br>{{small|"[[Wings (Polina Bogusevich song)|Wings]]" – [[Polina Bogusevich]]}}<br>{{small|''(188 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Georgia}} [[Georgia in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2017|Georgia]]<br>{{small|"Voice of the Heart" – Grigol Kipshidze}}<br>{{small|''(185 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Australia}} [[Australia in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2017|Australia]]<br>{{small|"Speak Up" – Isabella Clarke}}<br>{{small|''(172 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Cyprus}} [[Cyprus in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2017|Cyprus]]<br>{{small|"I Wanna Be a Star" – Nicole Nicolaou}}<br>{{small|''(45 points)''}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|[[Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2018|2018]]
|{{flagicon|Belarus}} [[Minsk]]
|[[Minsk-Arena]]
|{{flagicon|Poland}} [[Poland in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2018|Poland]]<br>{{small|"[[Anyone I Want to Be]]" – [[Roksana Węgiel]]}}<br>{{small|''(215 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|France|1974}} [[France in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2018|France]]<br>{{small|"Jamais sans toi" – [[Angelina (French singer)|Angélina]]}}<br>{{small|''(203 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Australia}} [[Australia in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2018|Australia]]<br>{{small|"Champion" – Jael}}<br>{{small|''(201 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Wales}} [[Wales in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2018|Wales]]<br>{{small|"Perta" – Manw}}<br>{{small|''(29 points)''}}
|-
|[[Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2019|2019]]
|{{flagicon|Poland}} [[Gliwice]]
|[[Gliwice Arena]]
|{{flagicon|Poland}} [[Poland in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2019|Poland]]<br>{{small|"[[Superhero (Viki Gabor song)|Superhero]]" – [[Viki Gabor]]}}<br>{{small|''(278 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Kazakhstan}} [[Kazakhstan in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2019|Kazakhstan]]<br>{{small|"Armanyńnan qalma" – [[Yerzhan Maxim]]}}<br>{{small|''(227 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Spain}} [[Spain in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2019|Spain]]<br>{{small|"Marte" – [[Melani García]]}}<br>{{small|''(212 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Malta}} [[Malta in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2019|Malta]]<br>{{small|"We Are More" – [[Eliana Gomez Blanco]]}}<br>{{small|''(29 points)''}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|[[Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2020|2020]]
|{{flagicon|Poland}} [[Warsaw]]
|[[Telewizja Polska|TVP]] Headquarters
|{{flagicon|France|1974}} [[France in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest|France]]<br>{{small|"[[J'imagine]]" – [[Valentina (singer)|Valentina]]}}<br>{{small|''(200 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Kazakhstan}} [[Kazakhstan in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2020|Kazakhstan]]<br>{{small|"Forever" – [[Karakat Bashanova]]}}<br>{{small|''(152 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Spain}} [[Spain in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2020|Spain]]<br>{{small|"Palante" – Soleá}}<br>{{small|''(133 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Germany}} [[Germany in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2020|Germany]]<br>{{small|"Stronger with You" – Susan}}<br>{{small|''(66 points)''}}
|-
|[[Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2021|2021]]
|{{flagicon|France}} [[Paris]]
|[[La Seine Musicale]]
|{{flagicon|Armenia}} [[Armenia in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2021|Armenia]]<br>{{small|"[[Qami Qami]]" – [[Maléna (singer)|Maléna]]}}<br>{{small|''(224 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Poland}} [[Poland in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2021|Poland]]<br>{{small|"Somebody" – [[Sara James]]}}<br>{{small|''(218 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|France}} [[France in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest|France]]<br>{{small|"Tic Tac" – Enzo}}<br>{{small|''(187 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Netherlands}} [[Netherlands in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2021|Netherlands]]<br>{{small|"Mata Sugu Aō Ne" – Ayana}}<br>{{small|''(43 points)''}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|[[Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2022|2022]]
|{{flagicon|Armenia}} [[Yerevan]]
|[[Karen Demirchyan Complex]]
|{{flagicon|France}} [[France in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest|France]]<br>{{small|"Oh maman!" – Lissandro}}<br>{{small|''(203 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Armenia}} [[Armenia in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2022|Armenia]]<br>{{small|"Dance!" – Nare}}<br>{{small|''(180 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Georgia}} [[Georgia in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2022|Georgia]]<br>{{small|"I Believe" – Mariam Bigvava}}<br>{{small|''(161 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Malta}} [[Malta in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2022|Malta]]<br>{{small|"Diamonds in the Skies" – Gaia Gambuzza}}<br>{{small|''(43 points)''}}
|-
|[[Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2023|2023]]
|{{flagicon|France}} [[Nice]]
|[[Palais Nikaïa]]
|{{flagicon|France}} [[France in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest|France]]<br>{{small|"[[Cœur (song)|Cœur]]" – [[Zoé Clauzure]]}}<br>{{small|''(228 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Spain}} [[Spain in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2023|Spain]]<br>{{small|"Loviu" – Sandra Valero}}<br>{{small|''(201 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Armenia}} [[Armenia in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2023|Armenia]]<br>{{small|"Do It My Way" – Yan Girls}}<br>{{small|''(180 points)''}}
|{{flagicon|Ireland}} [[Ireland in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2023|Ireland]]<br>{{small|"Aisling" – Jessica McKean}}<br>{{small|''(42 points)''}}
|-
!colspan="9"|Upcoming
|- style="height: 5.2em;"
|style="background:#D0E6FF;|''[[Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2024|2024]]''
|style="background:#D0E6FF;|{{flagicon|Spain}} [[Madrid]]
|style="background:#D0E6FF;|[[Caja Mágica]]
|colspan="1" style="width:0.5%"|
|style="background:#D0E6FF;" colspan="3"|''To be determined''
|colspan="1" style="width:0.5%"|
|style="background:#D0E6FF;|''To be determined''
|}

==United Kingdom monarchs==
===English monarchs===
''All dates in [[Old Style and New Style dates|New Style]] [[Gregorian Calendar]].''
{{sticky header}}
{| style="text-align: center" class="wikitable sortable sticky-header"
! style="width:12%"| Name<br>{{small|Reign<br>(Coronation date, if known)}}
! class="unsortable" style="width:5%" | Portrait
! style="width:6%" | Duration of reign
! class="unsortable" style="width:10%" | Birth<br>{{Small|Date, location, parents}}
! class="unsortable" style="width:13%" | Marriage(s)
! class="unsortable" style="width:10%" | Death<br>{{Small|Age at death}}
! class="unsortable" style="width:8%" | House
|-
|'''{{Big|[[William the Conqueror|William I]]}}'''<br>''William the Conqueror''<br>25 December 1066<br>{{small|(25 December 1066)}}<br>—<br>9 September 1087
|[[File:Vilem1.jpg|100px]]
|{{nowrap|{{Age in years and days nts|1066|12|25|1087|9|9|duration=yes}}}}
|{{circa|1028}}<br>[[Château de Falaise]]<hr>Son of [[Robert I, Duke of Normandy|Robert the Magnificent]]<br>and [[Herleva|Herleva of Falaise]]
|[[Matilda of Flanders]]<br>{{circa|1051-2}}<br>10 children
|9 September 1087<br>[[Rouen]]<br>{{Age in years|1028|1087}} years
|rowspan="3"|[[House of Normandy|Normandy]]
|-
|'''{{Big|[[William II of England|William II]]}}'''<br>''William Rufus''<br>26 September 1087<br>{{small|(26 September 1087)}}<br>—<br>2 August 1100
|[[File:William II of England.jpg|100px]]
|{{nowrap|{{Age in years and days nts|1087|9|26|1100|8|2|duration=yes}}}}
|{{circa|1056}}<br>[[Normandy]]<hr>Son of [[William the Conqueror|William I]]<br>and [[Matilda of Flanders]]
|Unmarried
|2 August 1100<br>[[New Forest]]<br>{{Age in years|1056|1100}} years
|-
|'''{{Big|[[Henry I of England|Henry I]]}}'''<br>''Henry Beauclerc''<br>5 August 1100<br>{{small|(5 August 1100)}}<br>—<br>1 December 1135
|[[File:Henry1.jpg|100px]]
|{{nowrap|{{Age in years and days nts|1100|8|5|1135|12|1|duration=yes}}}}
|{{circa|1068}}<br>[[Selby]]<hr>Son of [[William the Conqueror|William I]]<br>and [[Matilda of Flanders]]
|[[Matilda of Scotland]]<br>11 November 1100<br>1 child<hr>[[Adeliza of Louvain]]<br>29 January 1121<br>No children
|1 December 1135<br>[[Lyons-la-Forêt|Saint-Denis-en-Lyons]]<br>{{Age in years|1068|1135}} years
|-
|'''{{Big|[[Stephen, King of England|Stephen]]}}'''<br>''Stephen of Blois''<br>22 December 1135<br>{{small|(22 December 1135)}}<br>—<br>25 October 1154
|[[File:Stepan Blois.jpg|100px]]
|{{nowrap|{{Age in years and days nts|1135|12|22|1154|10|25|duration=yes}}}}
|{{circa|1096}}<br>[[Blois]]<hr>Son of [[Stephen, Count of Blois|Stephen II of Blois]]<br>and [[Adela of Normandy]]
|[[Matilda I, Countess of Boulogne|Matilda I of Boulogne]]<br>1125<br>3 children
|25 October 1154<br>[[Dover]]<br>{{Age in years|1096|1154}} years
|[[House of Blois|Blois]]
|-
|'''{{Big|[[Henry II of England|Henry II]]}}'''<br>''Henry Curtmantle''<br>19 December 1154<br>{{small|(19 December 1154)}}<br>—<br>6 July 1189
|[[File:Henry II of England.jpg|100px]]
|{{nowrap|{{Age in years and days nts|1154|12|19|1189|7|6|duration=yes}}}}
|5 March 1133<br>[[Le Mans]]<hr>Son of [[Geoffrey Plantagenet, Count of Anjou|Geoffrey V of Anjou]]<br>and [[Empress Matilda]]
|[[Eleanor of Aquitaine]]<br>18 May 1152<br>8 children
|6 July 1189<br>[[Chinon]]<br>{{Age in years and days nts|1133|3|5|1189|7|6}}
|rowspan="3"|[[House of Plantagenet|Plantagenet]]–[[Angevin kings of England|Angevin]]
|-
|'''{{Big|[[Richard I of England|Richard I]]}}'''<br>''Richard the Lionheart''<br>3 September 1189<br>{{small|(3 September 1189)}}<br>—<br>6 April 1199
|[[File:Richard coeurdelion g.jpg|100px]]
|{{nowrap|{{Age in years and days nts|1189|9|3|1199|4|6|duration=yes}}}}
|8 September 1157<br>[[Beaumont Palace]]<hr>Son of [[Henry II of England|Henry II]]<br>and [[Eleanor of Aquitaine]]
|[[Berengaria of Navarre]]<br>12 May 1191<br>No children
|6 April 1199<br>[[Châlus]]<br>{{Age in years and days nts|1157|9|8|1199|4|6}}
|-
|'''{{Big|[[John, King of England|John]]}}'''<br>''John Lackland''<br>27 May 1199<br>{{small|(27 May 1199)}}<br>—<br>19 October 1216
|[[File:John of England (John Lackland).jpg|100px]]
|{{nowrap|{{Age in years and days nts|1199|5|27|1216|10|19|duration=yes}}}}
|24 December 1166<br>[[Beaumont Palace]]<hr>Son of [[Henry II of England|Henry II]]<br>and [[Eleanor of Aquitaine]]
|[[Isabella, Countess of Gloucester|Isabella of Gloucester]] ({{tooltip|ann.|annulled}} 1199)<br>29 August 1189<br>No children<hr>[[Isabella of Angoulême]]<br>24 August 1200<br>5 children
|19 October 1216<br>[[Newark Castle, Nottinghamshire|Newark Castle]]<br>{{Age in years and days nts|1166|12|24|1216|10|19}}
|-
|'''{{Big|[[Henry III of England|Henry III]]}}'''<br>''Henry of Winchester''<br>28 October 1216<br>{{small|(28 October 1216)}}<br>—<br>16 November 1272
|[[File:HenryIII.jpg|120px]]
|{{nowrap|{{Age in years and days nts|1216|10|28|1272|11|16|duration=yes}}}}
|1 October 1207<br>[[Winchester Castle]]<hr>Son of [[John, King of England|John]]<br>and [[Isabella of Angoulême]]
|[[Eleanor of Provence]]<br>14 January 1236<br>5 children
|16 November 1272<br>[[Westminster]]<br>{{Age in years and days nts|1207|10|1|1272|11|16}}
|rowspan="5"|[[House of Plantagenet|Plantagenet]]
|-
|'''{{Big|[[Edward I of England|Edward I]]}}'''<br>''Edward Longshanks''<br>20 November 1272<br>{{small|(19 August 1274)}}<br>—<br>7 July 1307
|[[File:Edward I - Westminster Abbey Sedilia.jpg|110px]]
|{{nowrap|{{Age in years and days nts|1272|11|20|1307|7|7|duration=yes}}}}
|17 June 1239<br>[[Palace of Westminster]]<hr>Son of [[Henry III of England|Henry III]]<br>and [[Eleanor of Provence]]
|[[Eleanor of Castile]]<br>1 November 1254<br>16 children<hr>[[Margaret of France, Queen of England|Margaret of France]]<br>10 September 1299<br>3 children
|7 July 1307<br>[[Burgh by Sands]]<br>{{Age in years and days nts|1239|6|17|1307|7|7}}
|-
|'''{{Big|[[Edward II of England|Edward II]]}}'''<br>''Edward of Caernarfon''<br>7 July 1307<br>{{small|(25 February 1308)}}<br>—<br>[[Parliament of 1327|Abdicated]] 20 January 1327
|[[File:Edward II, King of England (Bodleian Library MS Rawlinson C 292, folio 105r).jpg|100px]]
|{{nowrap|{{Age in years and days nts|1307|7|7|1327|1|20|duration=yes}}}}
|25 April 1284<br>[[Caernarfon Castle]]<hr>Son of [[Edward I of England|Edward I]]<br>and [[Eleanor of Castile]]
|[[Isabella of France]]<br>24 January 1308<br>4 children
|21 September 1327<br>[[Berkeley Castle]]<br>{{Age in years and days nts|1284|4|25|1327|1|20}}
|-
|'''{{Big|[[Edward III of England|Edward III]]}}'''<br>''Edward of Windsor''<br>25 January 1327<br>{{small|(1 February 1327)}}<br>—<br>21 June 1377
|[[File:Edward III of England (Order of the Garter).jpg|100px]]
|{{nowrap|{{Age in years and days nts|1327|1|25|1377|6|21|duration=yes}}}}
|13 November 1312<br>[[Windsor Castle]]<hr>Son of [[Edward II of England|Edward II]]<br>and [[Isabella of France]]
|[[Philippa of Hainault]]<br>25 January 1328<br>14 children
|21 June 1377<br>[[Richmond Palace|Sheen Palace]]<br>{{Age in years and days nts|1312|11|13|1377|6|21}}
|-
|'''{{Big|[[Richard II of England|Richard II]]}}'''<br>''Richard of Bordeaux''<br>22 June 1377<br>{{small|(16 July 1377)}}<br>—<br>29 September 1399
|[[File:Richard II King of England.jpg|100px]]
|{{nowrap|{{Age in years and days nts|1377|6|22|1399|9|29|duration=yes}}}}
|6 January 1367<br>[[Bordeaux]]<hr>Son of [[Edward the Black Prince]]<br>and [[Joan of Kent]]
|[[Anne of Bohemia]]<br>14 January 1382<br>No children<hr>[[Isabella of Valois]]<br>4 November 1396<br>No children
|14 February 1400<br>[[Pontefract Castle]]<br>{{Age in years and days nts|1367|1|6|1400|2|14}}
|-
|'''{{Big|[[Henry IV of England|Henry IV]]}}'''<br>''Henry Bolingbroke''<br>30 September 1399<br>{{small|(13 October 1399)}}<br>—<br>20 March 1413
|[[File:Illumination of Henry IV (cropped).jpg|115px]]
|{{nowrap|{{Age in years and days nts|1399|9|30|1413|3|20|duration=yes}}}}
|{{circa|April 1367}}<br>[[Bolingbroke Castle]]<hr>Son of [[John of Gaunt]]<br>and [[Blanche of Lancaster]]
|[[Mary de Bohun]]<br>27 July 1380<br>6 children<hr>[[Joan of Navarre, Queen of England|Joan of Navarre]]<br>7 February 1403<br>No children
|20 March 1413<br>[[Jerusalem Chamber]]<br>{{Age in years|1367|1413}} years
|rowspan="3"|[[House of Lancaster|Lancaster]]
|-
|'''{{Big|[[Henry V of England|Henry V]]}}'''<br>''Henry of Monmouth''<br>21 March 1413<br>{{small|(9 April 1413)}}<br>—<br>31 August 1422
|[[File:Henry V Miniature.jpg|100px]]
|{{nowrap|{{Age in years and days nts|1413|3|21|1422|8|31|duration=yes}}}}
|16 September 1386<br>[[Monmouth Castle]]<hr>Son of [[Henry IV of England|Henry IV]]<br>and [[Mary de Bohun]]
|[[Catherine of Valois]]<br>2 June 1420<br>1 child
|31 August 1422<br>[[Château de Vincennes]]<br>{{Age in years and days nts|1386|9|16|1422|8|31}}
|-
|'''{{Big|[[Henry VI of England|Henry VI]]}}'''<br>''Henry of Lancaster''<br>'''First reign:'''<br>1 September 1422<br>{{small|(6 November 1429)}}<br>—<br>4 March 1461
|[[File:Henry VI of England, Shrewsbury book.jpg|110px]]
|'''First reign:'''<br>{{nowrap|{{Age in years and days nts|1422|9|1|1461|3|4|duration=yes}}}}
|6 December 1421<br>[[Windsor Castle]]<hr>Son of [[Henry V of England|Henry V]]<br>and [[Catherine of Valois]]
|[[Margaret of Anjou]]<br>23 April 1445<br>1 child
|21 May 1471<br>[[Tower of London]]<br>{{Age in years and days nts|1421|12|6|1471|5|21}}
|-
|'''{{Big|[[Edward IV of England|Edward IV]]}}'''<br>''Edward of York''<br>'''First reign:'''<br>4 March 1461<br>{{small|(28 June 1461)}}<br>—<br>3 October 1470
|[[File:King Edward IV.jpg|120px]]
|'''First reign:'''<br>{{nowrap|{{Age in years and days nts|1461|3|4|1470|10|3|duration=yes}}}}
|28 April 1442<br>[[Rouen]]<hr>Son of [[Richard of York, 3rd Duke of York|Richard, 3rd Duke of York]]<br>and [[Cecily Neville, Duchess of York|Cecily Neville]]
|[[Elizabeth Woodville]]<br>1 May 1464<br>10 children
|9 April 1483<br>[[Westminster]]<br>{{Age in years and days nts|1442|4|28|1483|4|9}}
|[[House of York|York]]
|-
|'''{{Big|[[Henry VI of England|Henry VI]]}}'''<br>''Henry of Lancaster''<br>'''Second reign:'''<br>3 October 1470<br>—<br>11 April 1471
|[[File:Henry VI of England, Shrewsbury book.jpg|110px]]
|'''Second reign:'''<br>{{nowrap|{{Age in years and days nts|1470|10|3|1471|4|11|duration=yes}}}}
|6 December 1421<br>[[Windsor Castle]]<hr>Son of [[Henry V of England|Henry V]]<br>and [[Catherine of Valois]]
|[[Margaret of Anjou]]<br>23 April 1445<br>1 child
|21 May 1471<br>[[Tower of London]]<br>{{Age in years and days nts|1421|12|6|1471|5|21}}
|[[House of Lancaster|Lancaster]]
|-
|'''{{Big|[[Edward IV of England|Edward IV]]}}'''<br>''Edward of York''<br>'''Second reign:'''<br>11 April 1471<br>—<br>9 April 1483
|[[File:King Edward IV.jpg|120px]]
|'''Second reign:'''<br>{{nowrap|{{Age in years and days nts|1471|4|11|1483|4|9|duration=yes}}}}
|28 April 1442<br>[[Rouen]]<hr>Son of [[Richard of York, 3rd Duke of York|Richard, 3rd Duke of York]]<br>and [[Cecily Neville, Duchess of York|Cecily Neville]]
|[[Elizabeth Woodville]]<br>1 May 1464<br>10 children
|9 April 1483<br>[[Westminster]]<br>{{Age in years and days nts|1442|4|28|1483|4|9}}
|rowspan="3"|[[House of York|York]]
|-
|'''{{Big|[[Edward V of England|Edward V]]}}'''<br>''Edward''<br>9 April 1483<br>{{small|(not crowned)}}<br>—<br>25 June 1483
|[[File:King-edward-v.jpg|100px]]
|{{nowrap|{{Age in years and days nts|1483|4|9|1483|6|25|duration=yes}}}}
|2 November 1470<br>[[Westminster]]<hr>Son of [[Edward IV of England|Edward IV]]<br>and [[Elizabeth Woodville]]
|Never married
|{{circa|1487}}<br>{{Age in years|1470|1487}} years
|-
|'''{{Big|[[Richard III of England|Richard III]]}}'''<br>''Richard of York''<br>26 June 1483<br>{{small|(6 July 1483)}}<br>—<br>22 August 1485
|[[File:Richard III earliest surviving portrait.jpg|100px]]
|{{nowrap|{{Age in years and days nts|1413|3|21|1422|8|31|duration=yes}}}}
|2 October 1452<br>[[Fotheringhay Castle]]<hr>Son of [[Richard of York, 3rd Duke of York|Richard, 3rd Duke of York]]<br>and [[Cecily Neville, Duchess of York|Cecily Neville]]
|[[Anne Neville]]<br>12 July 1472<br>1 child
|22 August 1485<br>[[Battle of Bosworth Field|Bosworth Field]]<br>{{Age in years and days nts|1452|10|2|1485|8|22}}
|-
|'''{{Big|[[Henry VII of England|Henry VII]]}}'''<br>''Henry Tudor''<br>22 August 1485<br>{{small|(30 October 1485)}}<br>—<br>21 April 1509
|[[File:Enrique VII de Inglaterra, por un artista anónimo.jpg|100px]]
|{{nowrap|{{Age in years and days nts|1485|8|22|1509|4|21|duration=yes}}}}
|28 January 1457<br>[[Pembroke Castle]]<hr>Son of [[Edmund Tudor, 1st Earl of Richmond|Edmund Tudor]]<br>and [[Lady Margaret Beaufort]]
|[[Elizabeth of York]]<br>18 January 1486<br>6 children
|21 April 1509<br>[[Richmond Palace]]<br>{{Age in years and days nts|1457|1|28|1509|4|21}}
|rowspan="6"|[[House of Tudor|Tudor]]
|-
|'''{{Big|[[Henry VIII]]}}'''<br>''Henry Tudor''<br>22 April 1509<br>{{small|([[Coronation of Henry VIII and Catherine|24 June 1509]])}}<br>—<br>28 January 1547
|[[File:After Hans Holbein the Younger - Portrait of Henry VIII - Google Art Project.jpg|180px]]
|{{nowrap|{{Age in years and days nts|1509|4|22|1547|1|28|duration=yes}}}}
|28 June 1491<br>[[Palace of Placentia]]<hr>Son of [[Henry VII of England|Henry VII]]<br>and [[Elizabeth of York]]
|{{Marriage|[[Catherine of Aragon]]||23 May 1533|end=ann.}}<br>11 June 1509<br>1 child<hr>[[Anne Boleyn]]<br>25 January 1533<br>1 child<hr>[[Jane Seymour]]<br>30 May 1536<br>1 child<hr>{{Marriage|[[Anne of Cleves]]||9 July 1540|end=ann.}}<br>6 January 1540<br>No children<hr>[[Catherine Howard]]<br>28 July 1540<br>No children<hr>[[Catherine Parr]]<br>12 July 1543<br>No children
|28 January 1547<br>[[Palace of Whitehall]]<br>{{Age in years and days nts|1491|6|28|1547|1|28}}
|-
|'''{{Big|[[Edward VI]]}}'''<br>''Edward Tudor''<br>28 January 1547<br>{{small|([[Coronation of Edward VI|20 February 1547]])}}<br>—<br>6 July 1553
|[[File:Circle of William Scrots Edward VI of England.jpg|110px]]
|{{nowrap|{{Age in years and days nts|1547|1|28|1553|7|6|duration=yes}}}}
|12 October 1537<br>[[Hampton Court Palace]]<hr>Son of [[Henry VIII]]<br>and [[Jane Seymour]]
|Never married
|6 July 1553<br>[[Palace of Placentia|Greenwich Palace]]<br>{{Age in years and days nts|1537|10|12|1553|7|6}}
|-
|'''{{Big|[[Lady Jane Grey|Jane]]}}'''<br>''Lady Jane Grey''<br>10 July 1553<br>{{small|(not crowned)}}<br>—<br>19 July 1553
|[[File:Streathamladyjayne.jpg|110px]]
|9 days
|{{circa|1537}}<hr>Daughter of [[Henry Grey, 1st Duke of Suffolk|Henry Grey]]<br>and [[Frances Grey, Duchess of Suffolk|Lady Frances Brandon]]
|[[Lord Guildford Dudley]]<br>25 May 1553<br>No children
|12 February 1554<br>[[Tower of London]]<br>{{Age in years|1537|1554}} years
|-
|'''{{Big|[[Mary I of England|Mary I]]}}'''<br>''Mary Tudor''<br>19 July 1553<br>{{small|([[Coronation of Mary I of England|1 October 1553]])}}<br>—<br>17 November 1558
|[[File:Anthonis Mor 001.jpg|110px]]
|{{nowrap|{{Age in years and days nts|1553|7|19|1558|11|17|duration=yes}}}}
|18 February 1516<br>[[Palace of Placentia]]<hr>Daughter of [[Henry VIII]]<br>and [[Catherine of Aragon]]
|[[Philip II of Spain]]<br>25 July 1554<br>No children
|17 November 1558<br>[[St James's Palace]]<br>{{Age in years and days nts|1516|2|18|1558|11|17}}
|-
|'''{{Big|[[Elizabeth I]]}}'''<br>''Elizabeth the Virgin Queen''<br>17 November 1558<br>{{small|([[Coronation of Elizabeth I|15 January 1559]])}}<br>—<br>24 March 1603
|[[File:Darnley stage 3.jpg|100px]]
|{{nowrap|{{Age in years and days nts|1558|11|17|1603|3|24|duration=yes}}}}
|7 September 1533<br>[[Palace of Placentia]]<hr>Daughter of [[Henry VIII]]<br>and [[Anne Boleyn]]
|Never married
|24 March 1603<br>[[Richmond Palace]]<br>{{Age in years and days nts|1533|9|7|1603|3|24}}
|-
|'''{{Big|[[James VI and I|James I]]}}'''<br>''James VI of Scotland''<br>24 March 1603{{Efn|James began his reign in [[Kingdom of Scotland|Scotland]] as James VI on 24 July 1567 and was coronated as [[List of Scottish monarchs|King of Scotland]] on 29 July 1567. His Scottish reign lasted 57 years and 246 days.}}<br>{{small|([[Coronation of James I and Anne|25 July 1603]])}}<br>—<br>27 March 1625
|[[File:JamesIEngland.jpg|100px]]
|{{nowrap|{{Age in years and days nts|1603|3|24|1625|3|27|duration=yes}}}}
|19 June 1566<br>[[Edinburgh Castle]]<hr>Son of [[Henry Stuart, Lord Darnley|Henry Stuart]]<br>and [[Mary, Queen of Scots]]
|[[Anne of Denmark]]<br>23 November 1589<br>7 children
|27 March 1625<br>[[Theobalds House]]<br>{{Age in years and days nts|1566|6|19|1625|3|27}}
|rowspan="2"|[[House of Stuart|Stuart]]
|-
|'''{{Big|[[Charles I of England|Charles I]]}}'''<br>''Charles Stuart''<br>27 March 1625<br>{{small|(2 February 1626)}}<br>—<br>30 January 1649
|[[File:King Charles I after original by van Dyck.jpg|100px]]
|{{nowrap|{{Age in years and days nts|1625|3|27|1649|1|30|duration=yes}}}}
|19 November 1600<br>[[Dunfermline Palace]]<hr>Son of [[James VI and I|James I]]<br>and [[Anne of Denmark]]
|[[Henrietta Maria of France]]<br>1 May 1625<br>9 children
|30 January 1649<br>[[Palace of Whitehall]]<br>{{Age in years and days nts|1600|11|19|1649|1|30}}
|-
!colspan="7" style="background:#dcdcdc; text-align:center;"|[[British Interregnum|First Interregnum]]
|-
|colspan="7"|[[English Council of State]]<br>14 February 1649 — 30 April 1653<br>{{nowrap|{{Age in years and days nts|1649|2|14|1653|4|30|duration=yes}}}}
|-
|'''{{Big|[[Oliver Cromwell]]}}'''<br>as ''[[Lord Protector#Cromwellian Commonwealth|Lord Protector]]''<br>16 December 1653<br>—<br>3 September 1658
|[[File:Oliver Cromwell by Samuel Cooper.jpg|100px]]
|{{nowrap|{{Age in years and days nts|1653|12|16|1658|9|3|duration=yes}}}}
|25 April 1599<br>[[Huntingdon]]<hr>Son of [[Robert Cromwell]]<br>and Elizabeth Steward
|[[Elizabeth Cromwell|Elizabeth Bourchier]]<br>22 August 1620<br>9 children
|3 September 1658<br>[[Palace of Whitehall]]<br>{{Age in years and days nts|1599|4|25|1658|9|3}}
|rowspan="2"|Cromwell
|-
|'''{{Big|[[Richard Cromwell]]}}'''<br>as ''[[Lord Protector#Cromwellian Commonwealth|Lord Protector]]''<br>3 September 1658<br>—<br>25 May 1659
|[[File:Richard Cromwell (1626-1712), by Gerard Soest.jpg|100px]]
|{{nowrap|{{Age in years and days nts|1658|9|3|1659|5|25|duration=yes}}}}
|4 October 1626<br>[[Huntingdon]]<hr>Son of [[Oliver Cromwell]]<br>and [[Elizabeth Cromwell|Elizabeth Bourchier]]
|[[Dorothy Maijor]]<br>1649<br>No children
|12 July 1712<br>[[Cheshunt]]<br>{{Age in years and days nts|1626|10|4|1712|7|12}}
|-
|colspan="7"|[[English Council of State]]<br>25 May 1659 — 28 May 1660<br>{{nowrap|{{Age in years and days nts|1659|5|25|1660|5|28|duration=yes}}}}
|-
!colspan="7" style="background:#dcdcdc; text-align:center;"|[[Stuart Restoration]]
|-
|'''{{Big|[[Charles II of England|Charles II]]}}'''<br>''Charles the Merry Monarch''<br>29 May 1660<br>{{small|(23 April 1661)}}<br>—<br>6 February 1685
|[[File:King Charles II by John Michael Wright or studio.jpg|110px]]
|{{nowrap|{{Age in years and days nts|1660|5|29|1685|2|6|duration=yes}}}}
|8 June 1630<br>[[St James's Palace]]<hr>Son of [[Charles I of England|Charles I]]<br>and [[Henrietta Maria of France]]
|[[Catherine of Braganza]]<br>21 May 1662<br>No children
|16 February 1685<br>[[Palace of Whitehall]]<br>{{Age in years and days nts|1630|6|8|1685|2|16}}
|rowspan="2"|[[House of Stuart|Stuart]]
|-
|'''{{Big|[[James II of England|James II]]}}'''<br>''James VII of Scotland''<br>6 February 1685<br>{{small|(23 April 1685)}}<br>—<br>[[Glorious Revolution|Deposed]] 23 December 1688
|[[File:James II by Peter Lely.jpg|110px]]
|{{nowrap|{{Age in years and days nts|1685|2|6|1688|12|23|duration=yes}}}}
|24 October 1633<br>[[St James's Palace]]<hr>Son of [[Charles I of England|Charles I]]<br>and [[Henrietta Maria of France]]
|[[Anne Hyde]]<br>3 September 1660<br>8 children<hr>[[Mary of Modena]]<br>21 November 1673<br>7 children
|16 September 1701<br>[[Château de Saint-Germain-en-Laye]]<br>{{Age in years and days nts|1633|10|24|1701|9|16}}
|-
!colspan="7" style="background:#dcdcdc; text-align:center;"|Second Interregnum
|-
|colspan="7"|[[Convention Parliament (1689)|Convention Parliament]]<br>31 January 1689 — 22 February 1689<br>{{nowrap|{{Age in years and days nts|1689|2|1|1689|2|22|duration=yes}}}}
|-
!colspan="7" style="background:#dcdcdc; text-align:center;"|Second Restoration
|-
|'''{{Big|[[Mary II]]}}'''<br>''Mary Stuart''<br>{{small|'''Co-reigned with [[William III of England|William III]]'''}}<br>23 February 1689<br>{{small|(21 April 1689)}}<br>—<br>7 January 1695
|[[File:Mary II - Kneller 1690.jpg|100px]]
|{{nowrap|{{Age in years and days nts|1689|2|23|1695|1|7|duration=yes}}}}
|10 May 1662<br>[[St James's Palace]]<hr>Daughter of [[James II of England|James II]]<br>and [[Anne Hyde]]
|[[William III of England]]<br>15 November 1777<br>No children
|7 January 1695<br>[[Kensington Palace]]<br>{{Age in years and days nts|1662|5|10|1695|1|7}}
|rowspan="2"|[[House of Stuart|Stuart]]–[[House of Orange-Nassau|Orange]]
|-
|'''{{Big|[[William III of England|William III]]}}'''<br>''William II of Scotland''<br>''William of Orange''<br>{{small|'''Co-reigned with [[Mary II]]'''}}<br>23 February 1689<br>{{small|(21 April 1689)}}<br>—<br>19 March 1702
|[[File:King William III of England (1650-1702) by Kneller.jpg|150px]]
|{{nowrap|{{Age in years and days nts|1689|2|23|1702|3|19|duration=yes}}}}
|14 November 1650<br>[[Binnenhof]]<hr>Son of [[William II, Prince of Orange|William II of Orange]]<br>and [[Mary, Princess Royal and Princess of Orange|Mary, Princess Royal]]
|[[Mary II|Mary II of England]]<br>15 November 1777<br>No children
|19 March 1702<br>[[Kensington Palace]]<br>{{Age in years and days nts|1662|5|10|1702|3|19}}
|-
|'''{{Big|[[Anne, Queen of Great Britain|Anne]]}}'''<br>''Anne Stuart''<br>19 March 1702<br>{{small|(4 May 1702)}}<br>—<br>12 May 1707{{Efn|[[Anne, Queen of Great Britain|Queen Anne]] helped to pass the [[Acts of Union 1707]], which united the kingdoms of [[Kingdom of England|England]] and [[Kingdom of Scotland|Scotland]] into the [[United Kingdom of Great Britain]]. Her reign as British monarch lasted until her death on 12 August 1714.}}
|[[File:Dahl, Michael - Queen Anne - NPG 6187.jpg|100px]]
|{{nowrap|{{Age in years and days nts|1702|3|19|1707|5|12|duration=yes}}}}
|16 February 1665<br>[[St James's Palace]]<hr>Daughter of [[James II of England|James II]]<br>and [[Anne Hyde]]
|[[George of Denmark]]<br>7 August 1683<br>5 children
|12 August 1714<br>[[Kensington Palace]]
|[[House of Stuart|Stuart]]
|}

===British monarchs===
''All dates in [[Old Style and New Style dates|New Style]] [[Gregorian Calendar]].''
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! class="unsortable"| Portrait<br>{{Small|(Coronation, when available)}}
! class="unsortable"| [[Royal cypher]]
! Duration of reign
! class="unsortable"| Birth<br>{{Small|Date, location, parents}}
! class="unsortable"| Marriage(s)
! class="unsortable"| Death
! Age
! class="unsortable"| House
|-
|'''{{Big|[[Anne, Queen of Great Britain|Anne]]}}'''<br>''Anne Stuart''<br>12 May 1707<br>{{small|(4 May 1702)<small>{{Efn|[[Anne, Queen of Great Britain|Queen Anne]] was crowned 4 May 1702 when she was monarch of the [[Kingdom of England]], the [[Kingdom of Scotland]], and the [[Kingdom of Ireland]].}}}}</small><br>—<br>12 August 1714
|[[File:Dahl, Michael - Queen Anne - NPG 6187.jpg|100px]]
|[[File:Royal Monogram of Queen Anne of Great Britain.svg|100px]]
|{{nowrap|{{Age in years and days nts|1707|5|12|1714|8|12|duration=yes}}}}
|16 February 1665<br>[[St James's Palace]]<hr>Daughter of [[James II of England|James II]]<br>and [[Anne Hyde]]
|[[George of Denmark]]<br>[[St James's Palace]]; 7 August 1683<br>5 children
|12 August 1714<br>[[Kensington Palace]]
|{{Ayd|1665|2|16|1714|8|12}}
|[[House of Stuart|Stuart]]
|-
|'''{{Big|[[George I of Great Britain|George I]]}}'''<br>''George Louis''<br>12 August 1714<br>{{small|(31 October 1714)}}<br>—<br>22 June 1727
|[[File:King George I by Sir Godfrey Kneller, Bt (3).jpg|100px]]
|[[File:Royal Monogram of King George I of Great Britain as Georg Ludwig, Elector of Hanover.svg|65px]]<br>{{small|''As [[Electorate of Hanover|Elector of Hanover]]''}}
|{{nowrap|{{Age in years and days nts|1714|8|12|1727|6|22|duration=yes}}}}
|7 June 1660<br>[[Leineschloss]]<hr>Son of [[Ernest Augustus, Elector of Brunswick-Lüneburg|Ernest Augustus of Brunswick-Lüneburg]]<br>and [[Sophia of Hanover]]
|[[Sophia Dorothea of Celle|Sophia Dorothea of Brunswick-Lüneburg-Celle]]<br>1 December 1682<br>2 children
|22 June 1727<br>[[Osnabrück]]
|{{Ayd|1660|6|7|1727|6|22}}
|rowspan="6"|[[House of Hanover|Hanover]]
|-
|'''{{Big|[[George II of Great Britain|George II]]}}'''<br>''George Augustus''<br>22 June 1727<br>{{small|(22 October 1727)}}<br>—<br>25 October 1760
|[[File:George II by Thomas Hudson.jpg|100px]]
|[[File:Royal Monogram of King George II of Great Britain, Variant 2.svg|100px]]
|{{nowrap|{{Age in years and days nts|1727|6|22|1760|10|25|duration=yes}}}}
|9 November 1683<br>[[Herrenhausen Palace]]<hr>Son of [[George I of Great Britain|{{Nowrap|George I}}]]<br>and [[Sophia Dorothea of Celle|Sophia Dorothea of Brunswick-Lüneburg-Celle]]
|[[Caroline of Ansbach|Caroline of Brandenburg-Ansbach]]<br>[[Herrenhausen Gardens]]; 2 September 1705<br>8 children
|25 October 1760<br>[[Kensington Palace]]
|{{Ayd|1683|11|9|1760|10|25}}
|-
|'''{{Big|[[George III]]}}'''<br>''George William Frederick''<br>25 October 1760<br>{{small|([[Coronation of George III and Charlotte|22 September 1761]])}}<br>—<br>29 January 1820
|[[File:Allan Ramsay - King George III in coronation robes - Google Art Project.jpg|100px]]
|[[File:Royal Monogram of King George III of Great Britain, Variant.svg|100px]]
|{{nowrap|{{Age in years and days nts|1760|10|25|1820|1|29|duration=yes}}}}
|4 June 1738<br>[[Norfolk House]]<hr>Son of [[Frederick, Prince of Wales|Prince Frederick]]<br>and [[Princess Augusta of Saxe-Gotha|Augusta of Saxe-Gotha]]
|[[Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz]]<br>[[St James's Palace]]; 8 September 1761<br>15 children
|29 January 1820<br>[[Windsor Castle]]
|{{Ayd|1738|6|4|1820|1|29}}
|-
|'''{{Big|[[George IV]]}}'''<br>''George Augustus Frederick''<br>29 January 1820<br>{{small|([[Coronation of George IV|19 July 1821]])}}<br>—<br>26 June 1830
|[[File:George IV 1821 color.jpg|100px]]
|[[File:Royal Monogram of King George IV of Great Britain, Variant.svg|100px]]
|{{nowrap|{{Age in years and days nts|1820|1|29|1830|6|26|duration=yes}}}}
|12 August 1762<br>[[St James's Palace]]<hr>Son of [[George III]]<br>and [[Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz]]
|[[Caroline of Brunswick|Caroline of Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel]]<br>[[St James's Palace]]; 8 April 1795<br>1 child
|26 June 1830<br>[[Windsor Castle]]
|{{Ayd|1762|8|12|1830|6|26}}
|-
|'''{{Big|[[William IV]]}}'''<br>''William Henry''<br>26 June 1830<br>{{small|([[Coronation of William IV and Adelaide|8 September 1831]])}}<br>—<br>20 June 1837
|[[File:William IV in 1833 by Shee cropped.jpg|100px]]
|[[File:Royal Monogram of King William IV of Great Britain.svg|100px]]
|{{nowrap|{{Age in years and days nts|1830|6|26|1837|6|20|duration=yes}}}}
|21 August 1765<br>[[Buckingham Palace|Buckingham House]]<hr>Son of [[George III]]<br>and [[Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz]]
|[[Adelaide of Saxe-Meiningen]]<br>[[Kew Palace]]; 13 July 1818<br>2 children
|20 June 1837<br>[[Windsor Castle]]
|{{Ayd|1765|8|21|1837|6|20}}
|-
|'''{{Big|[[Queen Victoria|Victoria]]}}'''<br>''Alexandrina Victoria''<br>20 June 1837<br>{{small|([[Coronation of Queen Victoria|28 June 1838]])}}<br>—<br>22 January 1901
|[[File:Queen Victoria 1843.jpg|100px]]
|[[File:Royal Monogram of Queen Victoria of Great Britain.svg|100px]]
|{{nowrap|{{Age in years and days nts|1837|6|20|1901|1|22|duration=yes}}}}
|24 May 1819<br>[[Kensington Palace]]<hr>Daughter of [[Prince Edward, Duke of Kent and Strathearn|Prince Edward]]<br>and [[Princess Victoria of Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld|Victoria of Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld]]
|[[Albert, Prince Consort|Albert of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha]]<br>[[St James's Palace]]; [[Wedding of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha|10 February 1840]]<br>9 children
|[[State funeral of Queen Victoria|22 January 1901]]<br>[[Osborne House]]
|{{Ayd|1819|5|24|1901|1|22}}
|-
|'''{{Big|[[Edward VII]]}}'''<br>''Albert Edward''<br>22 January 1901<br>{{small|([[Coronation of Edward VII and Alexandra|9 August 1902]])}}<br>—<br>6 May 1910
|[[File:King Edward VII by Sir (Samuel) Luke Fildes.jpg|100px]]
|[[File:Royal Monogram of King Edward VII of Great Britain.svg|90px]]
|{{nowrap|{{Age in years and days nts|1901|1|22|1910|5|6|duration=yes}}}}
|9 November 1841<br>[[Buckingham Palace]]<hr>Son of [[Queen Victoria|Victoria]]<br>and [[Albert of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha]]
|[[Alexandra of Denmark]]<br>[[St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle|St George's Chapel]]; [[Wedding of Albert Edward, Prince of Wales, and Princess Alexandra of Denmark|10 March 1863]]<br>6 children
|[[State funeral of Edward VII|6 May 1910]]<br>[[Buckingham Palace]]
|{{Ayd|1841|11|9|1910|5|6}}
|rowspan="2"|[[House of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha|Saxe-Coburg<br>and Gotha]]
|-
|rowspan="2"|'''{{Big|[[George V]]}}'''<br>''George Frederick Ernest Albert''<br>6 May 1910<br>{{small|([[Coronation of George V and Mary|22 June 1911]])}}<br>—<br>20 January 1936
|rowspan="2"|[[File:King George V 1911.jpg|100px]]
|rowspan="2"|[[File:Royal Monogram of King George V of Great Britain.svg|90px]]
|rowspan="2"|{{nowrap|{{Age in years and days nts|1910|5|6|1936|1|20|duration=yes}}}}
|rowspan="2"|3 June 1865<br>[[Marlborough House]]<hr>Son of [[Edward VII]]<br>and [[Alexandra of Denmark]]
|rowspan="2"|[[Mary of Teck]]<br>[[St James's Palace]]; [[Wedding of Prince George, Duke of York, and Princess Mary of Teck|6 July 1893]]<br>6 children
|rowspan="2"|20 January 1936<br>[[Sandringham House]]
|rowspan="2"|{{Ayd|1865|6|3|1936|1|20}}
|-
|rowspan="5"|[[House of Windsor|Windsor]]{{Efn|[[George V|King George V]] changed the name of the [[House of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha]] to the [[House of Windsor]] on 17 July 1917. This change was made in response to [[anti-German sentiment]] in the British Empire during [[World War I]].}}
|-
|'''{{Big|[[Edward VIII]]}}'''<br>''Edward Albert Christian George Andrew Patrick David''<br>20 January 1936<br>{{small|([[Abandoned coronation of Edward VIII|not crowned]])}}<br>—<br>[[Edward VIII abdication crisis|Abdicated]] 11 December 1936
|[[File:King Edward VIII, when Prince of Wales - Cope 1912.jpg|100px]]
|[[File:Royal Monogram of King Edward VIII of Great Britain, Variant.svg|60px]]
|{{nowrap|{{Age in years and days nts|1936|1|20|1936|12|11|duration=yes}}}}
|23 June 1894<br>[[White Lodge, Richmond Park|White Lodge]]<hr>Son of [[George V]]<br>and [[Mary of Teck]]
|[[Wallis Simpson]]<br>[[Château de Candé]]; [[Wedding of Prince Edward, Duke of Windsor, and Wallis Simpson|3 June 1937]]<br>No children
|28 May 1972<br>[[Neuilly-sur-Seine]]
|{{Ayd|1894|6|23|1972|5|28}}
|-
|'''{{Big|[[George VI]]}}'''<br>''Albert Frederick Arthur George''<br>11 December 1936<br>{{small|([[Coronation of George VI and Elizabeth|12 May 1937]])}}<br>—<br>6 February 1952
|[[File:King George VI.jpg|100px]]
|[[File:Royal Monogram of King George VI of Great Britain.svg|100px]]
|{{nowrap|{{Age in years and days nts|1936|12|11|1952|2|6|duration=yes}}}}
|14 December 1895<br>[[Sandringham House]]<hr>Son of [[George V]]<br>and [[Mary of Teck]]
|[[Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon]]<br>[[Westminster Abbey]]; [[Wedding of Prince Albert, Duke of York, and Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon|26 April 1923]]<br>2 children
|[[Death and state funeral of George VI|6 February 1952]]<br>[[Sandringham House]]
|{{Ayd|1895|12|14|1952|2|6}}
|-
|'''{{Big|[[Elizabeth II]]}}'''<br>''Elizabeth Alexandra Mary''<br>6 February 1952<br>{{small|([[Coronation of Elizabeth II|2 June 1953]])}}<br>—<br>8 September 2022
|[[File:Queen Elizabeth II in Coronation Robes.jpg|100px]]
|[[File:Royal Cypher of Queen Elizabeth II.svg|100px]]
|{{nowrap|{{Age in years and days nts|1952|2|6|2022|9|8|duration=yes}}}}
|21 April 1926<br>[[Bruton Street|17 Bruton Street]]<hr>Daughter of [[George VI]]<br>and [[Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon]]
|[[Philip Mountbatten]]<br>[[Westminster Abbey]]; [[Wedding of Princess Elizabeth and Philip Mountbatten|20 November 1947]]<br>4 children
|[[Death and state funeral of Elizabeth II|8 September 2022]]<br>[[Balmoral Castle]]
|{{Ayd|1926|4|21|2022|9|8}}
|-
|'''{{Big|[[Charles III]]}}'''<br>''Charles Philip Arthur George''<br>8 September 2022<br>{{small|([[Coronation of Charles III and Camilla|6 May 2023]])}}<br>—<br>Present
|[[File:Charles III 2023 Coronation (cropped).jpg|100px]]
|[[File:Royal Cypher of King Charles III.svg|65px]]
|{{nowrap|{{Age in years and days nts|2022|9|8}}}}
|14 November 1948<br>[[Buckingham Palace]]<hr>Son of [[Elizabeth II]]<br>and [[Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh|Philip Mountbatten]]
|{{marriage|[[Diana, Princess of Wales|Diana Spencer]]||28 August 1996|end=div}}<br>[[St Paul's Cathedral]]; [[Wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer|29 July 1981]]<br>2 children<hr>[[Camilla, Queen Consort of the United Kingdom|Camilla Parker Bowles]]<br>[[Windsor Guildhall]]; [[Wedding of Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles|9 April 2005]]<br>No children
|Alive
|{{Ayd|1948|11|14}}
|-
!colspan="9" style="background:#dcdcdc; text-align:center;"|[[Heir apparent]]
|-
|colspan="3"|'''[[William, Prince of Wales]]'''<br>''William Arthur Philip Louis''
|[[File:Prince of Wales in Normandy 2024.jpg|100px]]
|21 June 1982<br>[[St Mary's Hospital, London|St Mary's Hospital]]<hr>Son of [[Charles III]]<br>and [[Diana, Princess of Wales|Diana Spencer]]
|[[Catherine, Princess of Wales|Catherine Middleton]]<br>[[Westminster Abbey]]; [[Wedding of Prince William and Catherine Middleton|29 April 2011]]<br>3 children
|Alive
|colspan="2"|{{Ayd|1982|6|21}}
|}

==Chief Mousers to the Cabinet Office and their Prime Ministers==
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{{sticky header}}
{| class="wikitable sortable sticky-header-multi" style="text-align:center;"
|-
! rowspan=2 scope="col" class=unsortable | Portrait of Chief Mouser
! rowspan=2 scope="col" class=unsortable | [[Chief Mouser to the Cabinet Office|Chief Mouser]]
! colspan=3 scope="colgroup" | Tenure as Chief Mouser
! colspan=2 rowspan=2 scope="col" class=unsortable | Portrait of Prime Minister
! rowspan=2 scope="col" class=unsortable | [[Prime Minister of the United Kingdom|Prime Minister]]{{smalldiv|Constituency}}{{smalldiv|(Birth and death years)}}
! colspan=3 scope="colgroup" | Tenure as Prime Minister
! rowspan=2 scope="col" | Party
! rowspan=2 scope="col" | [[List of British governments|Government]]
! rowspan=2 scope="col" | [[Monarchy of the United Kingdom|Monarch]]{{smalldiv|Reign}}
|-
! scope="col" | Start
! scope="col" | End
! scope="col" | Duration
! scope="col" | Start
! scope="col" | End
! scope="col" | Duration
|-
| rowspan=3 | [[File:No-Photo-Available-240x300.jpg|150px]]
| rowspan=3 | {{big|Rufus of England}}{{smalldiv|"Treasury Bill"}}{{smalldiv|(co-served with [[Peter (chief mouser)|Peter]] in 1929)}}
| rowspan=3 | 1924
| rowspan=3 | {{circa|1930}}
| rowspan=3 | {{small|6 years}}
|style="background:{{Party color|Labour Party (UK)}}|
|[[File:J. Ramsay MacDonald LCCN2014715885 (cropped).jpg|100px]]
|'''[[Ramsay MacDonald]]'''{{smalldiv|MP for [[Aberavon (UK Parliament constituency)|Aberavon]]}}{{smalldiv|(1866–1937)}}
|{{smalldiv|22 January}} 1924
|{{smalldiv|4 November}} 1924
|{{small|{{Ayd|1924|1|22|1924|11|4|duration=on}}}}
|{{Party shading/Labour}}|[[Labour Party (UK)|Labour]]
|{{Party shading/Labour}}|[[First MacDonald ministry|MacDonald I]]
| rowspan=6 | [[File:King George 1923 LCCN2014715558 A (cropped).jpg|75px]]{{smalldiv|'''[[George V]]'''}}{{smalldiv|{{R.|1910|1936}}}}
|-
|style="background:{{Party color|Conservative Party (UK)}}|
|[[File:Stanley Baldwin ggbain.35233.jpg|100px]]
|'''[[Stanley Baldwin]]'''{{smalldiv|MP for [[Bewdley (UK Parliament constituency)|Bewdley]]}}{{smalldiv|(1867–1947)}}
|{{smalldiv|4 November}} 1924
|{{smalldiv|4 June}} 1929
|{{small|{{Ayd|1924|11|4|1929|6|4|duration=on}}}}
|{{Party shading/Conservative (UK)}}|[[Conservative Party (UK)|Conservative]]
|{{Party shading/Conservative (UK)}}|[[Second Baldwin ministry|Baldwin II]]
|-
|style="background:{{Party color|Labour Party (UK)}}|
| rowspan=3 | [[File:J. Ramsay MacDonald LCCN2014715885 (cropped).jpg|120px]]
| rowspan=3 | '''[[Ramsay MacDonald]]'''{{smalldiv|MP for [[Seaham (UK Parliament constituency)|Seaham]]}}{{smalldiv|(1866–1937)}}
| rowspan=3 | {{smalldiv|5 June}} 1929
| rowspan=3 | {{smalldiv|7 June}} 1935
| rowspan=3 | {{small|{{Ayd|1929|6|5|1935|6|7|duration=on}}}}
|{{Party shading/Labour}}|[[Labour Party (UK)|Labour]]
|{{Party shading/Labour}}|[[Second MacDonald ministry|MacDonald II]]
|-
| rowspan=10 | [[File:No-Photo-Available-240x300.jpg|150px]]
| rowspan=10 | {{big|[[Peter (chief mouser)|Peter]]}}{{smalldiv|(co-served with Rufus in 1929)}}{{smalldiv|(co-served with [[Munich Mouser]] from 1937 to 1943)}}{{smalldiv|(co-served with [[Nelson (cat)|Nelson]] in the 1940s)}}
| rowspan=10 | 1929
| rowspan=10 | 1946
| rowspan=10 | {{small|17 years}}
| rowspan=2 style="background:{{Party color|National Labour Organisation}}|
| rowspan=2 {{Party shading/National Labour}}|[[National Labour Organisation|National Labour]]
|{{Party shading/Coalition (UK)}}|[[National Government (1931)|National I]]{{smalldiv|(''[[National Labour Organisation|Nat.Lab]]–{{Wbr}}[[Conservative Party (UK)|Con]]–{{Wbr}}others'')}}
|-
|{{Party shading/Coalition (UK)}}|[[National Government (1931–1935)|National II]]{{smalldiv|(''[[National Labour Organisation|Nat.Lab]]–{{Wbr}}[[Conservative Party (UK)|Con]]–{{Wbr}}others'')}}
|-
| rowspan=7 style="background:{{Party color|Conservative Party (UK)}}|
| rowspan=3 | [[File:Stanley Baldwin ggbain.35233.jpg|100px]]
| rowspan=3 | '''[[Stanley Baldwin]]'''{{smalldiv|MP for [[Bewdley (UK Parliament constituency)|Bewdley]]}}{{smalldiv|(1867–1947)}}
| rowspan=3 | {{smalldiv|7 June}} 1935
| rowspan=3 | {{smalldiv|28 May}} 1937
| rowspan=3 | {{small|{{Ayd|1935|6|7|1937|5|28|duration=on}}}}
| rowspan=7 {{Party shading/Conservative (UK)}}|[[Conservative Party (UK)|Conservative]]
| rowspan=3 {{Party shading/Coalition (UK)}}|[[National Government (1935–1937)|National III]]{{smalldiv|(''[[Conservative Party (UK)|Con]]–{{Wbr}}[[National Labour Organisation|Nat.Lab]]–{{Wbr}}[[National Liberal Party (UK, 1931)|Lib.Nat]]'')}}
|-
|[[File:Duke and Duchess of Windsor - Google Art Project (Duke cropped).jpg|75px]]{{smalldiv|'''[[Edward VIII]]'''}}{{smalldiv|{{R.|single=1936}}}}
|-
| rowspan=10 | [[File:King George VI LOC matpc.14736 (cleaned) (cropped).jpg|75px]]{{smalldiv|'''[[George VI]]'''}}{{smalldiv|{{R.|1936|1952}}}}
|-
| rowspan=2 | [[File:Chamberlain Neville.jpg|100px]]
| rowspan=2 | '''[[Neville Chamberlain]]'''{{smalldiv|MP for [[Birmingham Edgbaston (UK Parliament constituency)|Birmingham Edgbaston]]}}{{smalldiv|(1869–1940)}}
| rowspan=2 | {{smalldiv|28 May}} 1937
| rowspan=2 | {{smalldiv|10 May}} 1940
| rowspan=2 | {{small|{{Ayd|1937|5|28|1940|5|10|duration=on}}}}
|{{Party shading/Coalition (UK)}}|[[National Government (1937–1939)|National IV]]{{smalldiv|(''[[Conservative Party (UK)|Con]]–{{Wbr}}[[National Liberal Party (UK, 1931)|Lib.Nat]]–{{Wbr}}[[National Labour Organisation|Nat.Lab]]'')}}
|-
|{{Party shading/Coalition (UK)}}|[[Chamberlain war ministry|Chamberlain War]]{{smalldiv|(''[[Conservative Party (UK)|Con]]–{{Wbr}}[[National Liberal Party (UK, 1931)|Lib.Nat]]–{{Wbr}}[[National Labour Organisation|Nat.Lab]]'')}}
|-
| rowspan=2 | [[File:Sir Winston Churchill (cropped).jpg|100px]]
| rowspan=2 | '''[[Winston Churchill]]'''{{smalldiv|MP for [[Epping (UK Parliament constituency)|Epping]]}}{{smalldiv|(1874–1965)}}
| rowspan=2 | {{smalldiv|10 May}} 1940
| rowspan=2 | {{smalldiv|26 July}} 1945
| rowspan=2 | {{small|{{Ayd|1940|5|10|1945|7|26|duration=on}}}}
|{{Party shading/Coalition (UK)}}|[[Churchill war ministry|Churchill War]]{{smalldiv|(''[[Conservative Party (UK)|Con]]–{{Wbr}}[[Labour Party (UK)|Lab]]–{{Wbr}}others'')}}
|-
|{{Party shading/Coalition (UK)}}|[[Churchill caretaker ministry|Churchill Caretaker]]{{smalldiv|(''[[Conservative Party (UK)|Con]]–{{Wbr}}[[National Liberal Party (UK, 1931)|Lib.Nat]]–{{Wbr}}[[Independent politician|Ind]]'')}}
|-
| rowspan=4 style="background:{{Party color|Labour Party (UK)}}|
| rowspan=4 | [[File:Clement Attlee (cropped).jpg|120px]]
| rowspan=4 | '''[[Clement Attlee]]'''{{smalldiv|MP for [[Limehouse (UK Parliament constituency)|Limehouse]]}}{{smalldiv|(1883–1967)}}
| rowspan=4 | {{smalldiv|26 July}} 1945
| rowspan=4 | {{smalldiv|26 October}} 1951
| rowspan=4 | {{small|{{Ayd|1945|7|26|1951|10|26|duration=on}}}}
| rowspan=4 {{Party shading/Labour}}|[[Labour Party (UK)|Labour]]
| rowspan=3 {{Party shading/Labour}}|[[Attlee ministry|Attlee I]]
|-
|[[File:No-Photo-Available-240x300.jpg|150px]]
|{{big|[[Peter II (cat)|Peter II]]}}
|{{smalldiv|December}} 1946
|{{smalldiv|21 June}} 1947
|{{small|6 months}}
|-
| rowspan=8 | [[File:No-Photo-Available-240x300.jpg|150px]]
| rowspan=8 | {{big|[[Peter III (cat)|Peter III]]}}
| rowspan=8 | {{smalldiv|27 August}} 1947
| rowspan=8 | {{smalldiv|9 March}} 1964
| rowspan=8 | {{small|{{Ayd|1947|8|27|1964|3|9|duration=on}}}}
|-
|{{Party shading/Labour}}|[[Attlee ministry|Attlee II]]
|-
| rowspan=7 style="background:{{Party color|Conservative Party (UK)}}|
| rowspan=2 | [[File:Sir Winston Churchill (cropped).jpg|100px]]
| rowspan=2 | '''[[Winston Churchill]]'''{{smalldiv|MP for [[Woodford (UK Parliament constituency)|Woodford]]}}{{smalldiv|(1874–1965)}}
| rowspan=2 | {{smalldiv|26 October}} 1951
| rowspan=2 | {{smalldiv|5 April}} 1955
| rowspan=2 | {{small|{{Ayd|1951|10|26|1955|4|5|duration=on}}}}
| rowspan=5 {{Party shading/Conservative (UK)}}|[[Conservative Party (UK)|Conservative]]
| rowspan=2 {{Party shading/Conservative (UK)}}|[[Third Churchill ministry|Churchill III]]
|-
| rowspan=29 | [[File:Elizabeth II 1959.jpg|75px]]{{smalldiv|'''[[Elizabeth II]]'''}}{{smalldiv|{{R.|1952|2022}}}}
|-
|[[File:Anthony Eden (retouched) (cropped).jpg|100px]]
|'''[[Anthony Eden]]'''{{smalldiv|MP for [[Warwick and Leamington (UK Parliament constituency)|Warwick and Leamington]]}}{{smalldiv|(1897–1977)}}
|{{smalldiv|6 April}} 1955
|{{smalldiv|9 January}} 1957
|{{small|{{Ayd|1955|4|6|1957|1|9|duration=on}}}}
|{{Party shading/Conservative (UK)}}|[[Eden ministry|Eden]]
|-
| rowspan=2 | [[File:Harold Macmillan (cropped).jpg|100px]]
| rowspan=2 | '''[[Harold Macmillan]]'''{{smalldiv|MP for [[Bromley (UK Parliament constituency)|Bromley]]}}{{smalldiv|(1894–1986)}}
| rowspan=2 | {{smalldiv|10 January}} 1957
| rowspan=2 | {{smalldiv|18 October}} 1963
| rowspan=2 | {{small|{{Ayd|1957|1|10|1963|10|18|duration=on}}}}
|{{Party shading/Conservative (UK)}}|[[Conservative government, 1957–1964|Macmillan I]]
|-
|{{Party shading/Conservative (UK)}}|[[Conservative government, 1957–1964|Macmillan II]]
|-
| rowspan=2 | [[File:Alec Douglas-Home (c1963) (cropped).jpg|100px]]
| rowspan=2 | '''[[Alec Douglas-Home]]'''{{smalldiv|MP for [[Kinross and Western Perthshire (UK Parliament constituency)|Kinross and Western Perthshire]]}}{{smalldiv|(1903–1995)}}
| rowspan=2 | {{smalldiv|18 October}} 1963
| rowspan=2 | {{smalldiv|16 October}} 1964
| rowspan=2 | {{small|{{Ayd|1963|10|18|1964|10|16|duration=on}}}}
| rowspan=2 {{Party shading/Conservative (UK)}}|[[Conservative Party (UK)|Conservative]]{{smalldiv|''([[Unionist Party (Scotland)|Scot.U.]])''}}
| rowspan=2 {{Party shading/Conservative (UK)}}|[[Conservative government, 1957–1964|Douglas-Home]]
|-
| rowspan=4 | [[File:No-Photo-Available-240x300.jpg|150px]]
| rowspan=4 | {{big|[[Peta (cat)|Peta]]}}
| rowspan=4 | {{smalldiv|8 May}} 1964
| rowspan=4 | 1973
| rowspan=4 | {{small|9 years}}
|-
| rowspan=2 style="background:{{Party color|Labour Party (UK)}}|
| rowspan=2 | [[File:Harold Wilson (cropped).jpg|100px]]
| rowspan=2 | '''[[Harold Wilson]]'''{{smalldiv|MP for [[Huyton (UK Parliament constituency)|Huyton]]}}{{smalldiv|(1916–1995)}}
| rowspan=2 | {{smalldiv|16 October}} 1964
| rowspan=2 | {{smalldiv|19 June}} 1970
| rowspan=2 | {{small|{{Ayd|1964|10|16|1970|6|19|duration=on}}}}
| rowspan=2 {{Party shading/Labour}}|[[Labour Party (UK)|Labour]]
|{{Party shading/Labour}}|[[Labour government, 1964–1970|Wilson I]]
|-
|{{Party shading/Labour}}|[[Labour government, 1964–1970|Wilson II]]
|-
| rowspan=2 style="background:{{Party color|Conservative Party (UK)}}|
| rowspan=2 | [[File:Edward Heath (cropped).jpg|100px]]
| rowspan=2 | '''[[Edward Heath]]'''{{smalldiv|MP for [[Bexley (UK Parliament constituency)|Bexley]]}}{{smalldiv|(1916–2005)}}
| rowspan=2 | {{smalldiv|19 June}} 1970
| rowspan=2 | {{smalldiv|4 March}} 1974
| rowspan=2 | {{small|{{Ayd|1970|6|19|1974|3|4|duration=on}}}}
| rowspan=2 {{Party shading/Conservative (UK)}}|[[Conservative Party (UK)|Conservative]]
| rowspan=2 {{Party shading/Conservative (UK)}}|[[Heath ministry|Heath]]
|-
| rowspan=6 | [[File:No-Photo-Available-240x300.jpg|150px]]
| rowspan=6 | {{big|[[Wilberforce (cat)|Wilberforce]]}}
| rowspan=6 | 1973
| rowspan=6 | {{smalldiv|3 April}} 1987
| rowspan=6 | {{small|14 years}}
|-
| rowspan=3 style="background:{{Party color|Labour Party (UK)}}|
| rowspan=2 | [[File:Harold Wilson (cropped).jpg|100px]]
| rowspan=2 | '''[[Harold Wilson]]'''{{smalldiv|MP for [[Huyton (UK Parliament constituency)|Huyton]]}}{{smalldiv|(1916–1995)}}
| rowspan=2 | {{smalldiv|4 March}} 1974
| rowspan=2 | {{smalldiv|5 April}} 1976
| rowspan=2 | {{small|{{Ayd|1974|3|4|1976|4|5|duration=on}}}}
| rowspan=3 {{Party shading/Labour}}|[[Labour Party (UK)|Labour]]
|{{Party shading/Labour}}|[[Labour government, 1974–1979|Wilson III]]
|-
|{{Party shading/Labour}}|[[Labour government, 1974–1979|Wilson IV]]
|-
|[[File:Prime Minister James Callaghan (cropped).jpg|100px]]
|'''[[James Callaghan]]'''{{smalldiv|MP for [[Cardiff South East (UK Parliament constituency)|Cardiff South East]]}}{{smalldiv|(1912–2005)}}
|{{smalldiv|5 April}} 1976
|[[1979 vote of no confidence in the Callaghan ministry|{{smalldiv|4 May}} 1979]]
|{{small|{{Ayd|1976|4|5|1979|5|4|duration=on}}}}
|{{Party shading/Labour}}|[[Labour government, 1974–1979|Callaghan]]
|-
| rowspan=5 style="background:{{Party color|Conservative Party (UK)}}|
| rowspan=3 | [[File:Margaret Thatcher (1983).jpg|100px]]
| rowspan=3 | '''[[Margaret Thatcher]]'''{{smalldiv|MP for [[Finchley (UK Parliament constituency)|Finchley]]}}{{smalldiv|(1925–2013)}}
| rowspan=3 | {{smalldiv|4 May}} 1979
| rowspan=3 | {{smalldiv|28 November}} 1990
| rowspan=3 | {{small|{{Ayd|1979|5|4|1990|11|28|duration=on}}}}
| rowspan=5 {{Party shading/Conservative (UK)}}|[[Conservative Party (UK)|Conservative]]
|{{Party shading/Conservative (UK)}}|[[First Thatcher ministry|Thatcher I]]
|-
|{{Party shading/Conservative (UK)}}|[[Second Thatcher ministry|Thatcher II]]
|-
| rowspan=4 | [[File:No-Photo-Available-240x300.jpg|150px]]
| rowspan=4 | {{big|[[Humphrey (cat)|Humphrey]]}}
| rowspan=4 | {{smalldiv|October}} 1989
| rowspan=4 | {{smalldiv|13 November}} 1997
| rowspan=4 | {{small|8 years}}
|{{Party shading/Conservative (UK)}}|[[Third Thatcher ministry|Thatcher III]]
|-
| rowspan=2 | [[File:Major PM full (cropped).jpg|100px]]
| rowspan=2 | '''[[John Major]]'''{{smalldiv|MP for [[Huntingdon (UK Parliament constituency)|Huntingdon]]}}{{smalldiv|(born 1943)}}
| rowspan=2 | {{smalldiv|28 November}} 1990
| rowspan=2 | {{smalldiv|2 May}} 1997
| rowspan=2 | {{small|{{Ayd|1990|11|28|1997|5|2|duration=on}}}}
|{{Party shading/Conservative (UK)}}|[[First Major ministry|Major I]]
|-
|{{Party shading/Conservative (UK)}}|[[Second Major ministry|Major II]]
|-
| rowspan=4 style="background:{{Party color|Labour Party (UK)}}|
| rowspan=3 | [[File:Prime Minister Tony Blair.jpg|100px]]
| rowspan=3 | '''[[Tony Blair]]'''{{smalldiv|MP for [[Sedgefield (UK Parliament constituency)|Sedgefield]]}}{{smalldiv|(born 1953)}}
| rowspan=3 | {{smalldiv|2 May}} 1997
| rowspan=3 | {{smalldiv|27 June}} 2007
| rowspan=3 | {{small|{{Ayd|1997|5|2|2007|6|27|duration=on}}}}
| rowspan=4 {{Party shading/Labour}}|[[Labour Party (UK)|Labour]]
|{{Party shading/Labour}}|[[First Blair ministry|Blair I]]
|-
|colspan=2 rowspan=2 | ''Office vacant''
| rowspan=2 | {{smalldiv|13 November}} 1997
| rowspan=2 | {{smalldiv|11 September}} 2007
| rowspan=2 | {{small|{{Ayd|1997|11|13|2007|9|11|duration=on}}}}
|{{Party shading/Labour}}|[[Second Blair ministry|Blair II]]
|-
|{{Party shading/Labour}}|[[Third Blair ministry|Blair III]]
|-
|[[File:No-Photo-Available-240x300.jpg|150px]]
|{{big|[[Sybil (cat)|Sybil]]}}
|{{smalldiv|11 September}} 2007
|{{smalldiv|January}} 2009
|{{small|1 year, 4 months}}
|[[File:Gordon Brown official (cropped 2).jpg|120px]]
|'''[[Gordon Brown]]'''{{smalldiv|MP for [[Cowdenbeath and Kirkcaldy (UK Parliament constituency)|Kirkcaldy and Cowdenbeath]]}}{{smalldiv|(born 1951)}}
|{{smalldiv|27 June}} 2007
|{{smalldiv|11 May}} 2010
|{{small|{{Ayd|2007|6|27|2010|5|11|duration=on}}}}
|{{Party shading/Labour}}|[[Brown ministry|Brown]]
|-
| rowspan=10 | [[File:Larry Chief Mouser (cropped).jpg|150px]]
| rowspan=10 | {{big|[[Larry (cat)|Larry]]}}{{smalldiv|(co-served with [[Freya (cat)|Freya]] from 2012 to 2014)}}
| rowspan=10 colspan=3 | {{start date and age|2011|2|15|df=yes}}{{smalldiv|''Incumbent''}}
| rowspan=9 style="background:{{Party color|Conservative Party (UK)}}|
| rowspan=2 | [[File:David Cameron official (cropped).jpg|100px]]
| rowspan=2 | '''[[David Cameron]]'''{{smalldiv|MP for [[Witney (UK Parliament constituency)|Witney]]}}{{smalldiv|(born 1966)}}
| rowspan=2 | {{smalldiv|11 May}} 2010
| rowspan=2 | {{smalldiv|13 July}} 2016
| rowspan=2 | {{small|{{Ayd|2010|5|11|2016|7|13|duration=on}}}}
| rowspan=9 {{Party shading/Conservative (UK)}}|[[Conservative Party (UK)|Conservative]]
|{{Party shading/Coalition (UK)}}|[[Cameron–Clegg coalition|Cameron–Clegg]]{{smalldiv|(''[[Conservative Party (UK)|Con]]–{{Wbr}}[[Liberal Democrats (UK)|Lib.Dem]]'')}}
|-
|{{Party shading/Conservative (UK)}}|[[Second Cameron ministry|Cameron II]]
|-
| rowspan=2 | [[File:Theresa May (2016) (cropped).jpg|100px]]
| rowspan=2 | '''[[Theresa May]]'''{{smalldiv|MP for [[Maidenhead (UK Parliament constituency)|Maidenhead]]}}{{smalldiv|(born 1956)}}
| rowspan=2 | {{smalldiv|13 July}} 2016
| rowspan=2 | {{smalldiv|24 July}} 2019
| rowspan=2 | {{small|{{Ayd|2016|7|13|2019|7|24|duration=on}}}}
|{{Party shading/Conservative (UK)}}|[[First May ministry|May I]]
|-
|{{Party shading/Conservative (UK)}}|[[Second May ministry|May II]]
|-
| rowspan=2 | [[File:Boris Johnson official portrait (cropped).jpg|100px]]
| rowspan=2 | '''[[Boris Johnson]]'''{{smalldiv|MP for [[Uxbridge and South Ruislip (UK Parliament constituency)|Uxbridge and South Ruislip]]}}{{smalldiv|(born 1964)}}
| rowspan=2 | {{smalldiv|24 July}} 2019
| rowspan=2 | {{smalldiv|6 September}} 2022
| rowspan=2 | {{small|{{Ayd|2019|7|24|2022|9|6|duration=on}}}}
|{{Party shading/Conservative (UK)}}|[[First Johnson ministry|Johnson I]]
|-
|{{Party shading/Conservative (UK)}}|[[Second Johnson ministry|Johnson II]]
|-
| rowspan=2 | [[File:Official portrait of Liz Truss (cropped).jpg|100px]]
| rowspan=2 | '''[[Liz Truss]]'''{{smalldiv|MP for [[South West Norfolk (UK Parliament constituency)|South West Norfolk]]}}{{smalldiv|(born 1975)}}
| rowspan=2 | {{smalldiv|6 September}} 2022
| rowspan=2 | {{smalldiv|25 October}} 2022
| rowspan=2 | {{small|{{Ayd|2022|9|6|2022|10|25|duration=on}}}}
| rowspan=2 {{Party shading/Conservative (UK)}}|[[Truss ministry|Truss]]
|-
| rowspan=3 | [[File:King Charles III (July 2023).jpg|75px]]{{smalldiv|'''[[Charles III]]'''}}{{smalldiv|{{R.|2022|present}}}}
|-
|[[File:Portrait of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak (cropped).jpg|100px]]
|'''[[Rishi Sunak]]'''{{smalldiv|MP for [[Richmond (Yorks) (UK Parliament constituency)|Richmond (Yorks)]]}}{{smalldiv|(born 1980)}}
|{{smalldiv|25 October}} 2022
|{{smalldiv|5 July}} 2024
|{{small|{{Ayd|2022|10|25|2024|7|5|duration=on}}}}
|{{Party shading/Conservative (UK)}}|[[Sunak ministry|Sunak]]
|-
|style="background:{{Party color|Labour Party (UK)}}|
|[[File:Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer Official Portrait (cropped).jpg|100px]]
|'''[[Keir Starmer]]'''{{smalldiv|MP for [[Holborn and St Pancras (UK Parliament constituency)|Holborn and St Pancras]]}}{{smalldiv|(born 1962)}}
| colspan=3 |{{Start date and age|2024|7|5|df=yes}}{{smalldiv|''Incumbent''}}
|{{Party shading/Labour}}|[[Labour Party (UK)|Labour]]
|{{Party shading/Labour}}|[[Starmer ministry|Starmer]]
|}

==Association Football==
===FIFA World Cup===
I know I already have [[User:CybJubal/sandbox/TableTest|a whole page dedicated to this]], but I wanted one with more match information than awards.

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;font-size:90%;width:100%;"
|-
!width=0.3%|Edition
!width=3%|Hosts and Year
|colspan="1" rowspan="4" style="width:0.5%"|
|style="width:3%; background:gold;"|'''Champions'''
!width=6%|'''[[List of FIFA World Cup finals|Final]]'''
!style="width:3%; background:silver;"|'''Runners-up'''
|colspan="1" rowspan="4" style="width:0.5%"|
!style="width:3%; background:#c96;"|'''Third place'''
!width=6%|'''Third place play-off'''
!style="width:3%; background:#9acdff;"|'''Fourth place'''
|-
|1
|{{flagicon|Uruguay}} [[1930 FIFA World Cup|1930]]
|{{fb-big|URU}}
|[[1930 FIFA World Cup final|{{big|'''4–2'''}}]]<br>{{small|30 July 1930; [[Estadio Centenario]], [[Montevideo]]}}
|{{fb-big|ARG}}
|{{fb-big|USA|1912}}
|None held{{efn|No third place play-off was held in 1930, but [[FIFA]] ranks the USA as third and Yugoslavia as fourth based on the USA's superior goal difference.}}
|{{fb-big|Kingdom of Yugoslavia}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|2
|{{flagicon|Italy|1861}} [[1934 FIFA World Cup|1934]]
|{{fb-big|ITA|1861}}
|[[1934 FIFA World Cup final|{{big|'''2–1'''}}]] {{aet}}<br>{{small|10 June 1934; [[Stadio Nazionale PNF]], [[Rome]]}}
|{{fb-big|TCH}}
|{{fb-big|GER|1933}}
|{{big|'''3–2'''}}<br>{{small|7 June 1934; [[Stadio Partenopeo|Stadio Giorgio Ascarelli]], [[Naples]]}}
|{{fb-big|AUT}}
|-
|3
|{{flagicon|France}} [[1938 FIFA World Cup|1938]]
|{{fb-big|ITA|1861}}
|[[1938 FIFA World Cup final|{{big|'''4–2'''}}]]<br>{{small|19 June 1938; [[Stade Yves-du-Manoir|Stade Olympique de Colombes]], [[Paris]]}}
|{{fb-big|HUN|1920}}
|{{fb-big|BRA|1889}}
|{{big|'''4–2'''}}<br>{{small|19 June 1938; [[Stade Chaban-Delmas|Parc Lescure]], [[Bordeaux]]}}
|{{fb-big|SWE}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|colspan="2"|''1942''
|colspan="8" rowspan="2"|''Cancelled due to [[World War II]]''
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|colspan="2"|''1946''
|-
|4
|{{flagicon|Brazil|1889}} [[1950 FIFA World Cup|1950]]
|colspan="1" rowspan="19" style="width:0.5%"|
|{{fb-big|URU}}
|[[Uruguay v Brazil (1950 FIFA World Cup)|{{big|'''2–1'''}}]]{{efn|There was no official World Cup final match in 1950. The tournament winner was decided by a [[1950 FIFA World Cup#Final round|final round-robin group]] contested by four teams. Coincidentally, one of the last two matches of the tournament pitted the two top-ranked teams, [[Brazil national football team|Brazil]] and [[Uruguay national football team|Uruguay]], against each other at [[Maracanã Stadium]] in [[Rio de Janeiro]], [[Brazil]].|name=WC1950}}<br>{{small|16 July 1950; [[Maracanã Stadium]], [[Rio de Janeiro]]}}
|{{fb-big|BRA|1889}}
|colspan="1" rowspan="19" style="width:0.5%"|
|{{fb-big|SWE}}
|{{big|'''3–1'''}}{{efn|name=WC1950}}<br>{{small|16 July 1950; [[Pacaembu Stadium|Estádio do Pacaembu]], [[São Paulo]]}}
|{{fb-big|ESP|1945}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|5
|{{flagicon|Switzerland}} [[1954 FIFA World Cup|1954]]
|{{fb-big|FRG}}
|[[1954 FIFA World Cup final|{{big|'''3–2'''}}]]<br>{{small|4 July 1954; [[Wankdorf Stadium]], [[Bern]]}}
|{{fb-big|HUN|1949}}
|{{fb-big|AUT}}
|{{big|'''3–1'''}}<br>{{small|3 July 1954; [[Hardturm|Hardturm Stadium]], [[Zürich]]}}
|{{fb-big|URU}}
|-
|6
|{{flagicon|Sweden}} [[1958 FIFA World Cup|1958]]
|{{fb-big|BRA|1889}}
|[[1958 FIFA World Cup final|{{big|'''5–2'''}}]]<br>{{small|29 June 1958; [[Råsunda Stadium]], [[Solna]]}}
|{{fb-big|SWE}}
|{{fb-big|FRA}}
|{{big|'''6–3'''}}<br>{{small|28 June 1958; [[Ullevi]], [[Gothenburg]]}}
|{{fb-big|FRG}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|7
|{{flagicon|Chile}} [[1962 FIFA World Cup|1962]]
|{{fb-big|BRA|1960}}
|[[1962 FIFA World Cup final|{{big|'''3–1'''}}]]<br>{{small|17 June 1962; [[Estadio Nacional Julio Martínez Prádanos|Estadio Nacional]], [[Santiago]]}}
|{{fb-big|TCH}}
|{{fb-big|CHI}}
|{{big|'''1–0'''}}<br>{{small|16 June 1962; [[Estadio Nacional Julio Martínez Prádanos|Estadio Nacional]], [[Santiago]]}}
|{{fb-big|YUG}}
|-
|8
|{{flagicon|England}} [[1966 FIFA World Cup|1966]]
|{{fb-big|ENG}}
|[[1966 FIFA World Cup final|{{big|'''4–2'''}}]] {{aet}}<br>{{small|30 July 1966; [[Wembley Stadium (1923)|Wembley Stadium]], [[London]]}}
|{{fb-big|FRG}}
|{{fb-big|POR}}
|{{big|'''2–1'''}}<br>{{small|28 July 1966; [[Wembley Stadium (1923)|Wembley Stadium]], [[London]]}}
|{{fb-big|URS}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|9
|{{flagicon|Mexico}} [[1970 FIFA World Cup|1970]]
|{{fb-big|BRA|1968}}
|[[1970 FIFA World Cup final|{{big|'''4–1'''}}]]<br>{{small|21 June 1970; [[Estadio Azteca]], [[Mexico City]]}}
|{{fb-big|ITA}}
|{{fb-big|FRG}}
|{{big|'''1–0'''}}<br>{{small|20 June 1970; [[Estadio Azteca]], [[Mexico City]]}}
|{{fb-big|URU}}
|-
|10
|{{flagicon|West Germany}} [[1974 FIFA World Cup|1974]]
|{{fb-big|FRG}}
|[[1974 FIFA World Cup final|{{big|'''2–1'''}}]]<br>{{small|7 July 1974; [[Olympiastadion (Munich)|Olympiastadion]], [[Munich]]}}
|{{fb-big|NED}}
|{{fb-big|POL|1928}}
|{{big|'''1–0'''}}<br>{{small|6 July 1974; [[Olympiastadion (Munich)|Olympiastadion]], [[Munich]]}}
|{{fb-big|BRA|1968}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|11
|{{flagicon|Argentina}} [[1978 FIFA World Cup|1978]]
|{{fb-big|ARG}}
|[[1978 FIFA World Cup final|{{big|'''3–1'''}}]] {{aet}}<br>{{small|25 June 1978; [[Estadio Monumental (Buenos Aires)|Estadio Monumental]], [[Buenos Aires]]}}
|{{fb-big|NED}}
|{{fb-big|BRA|1968}}
|{{big|'''2–1'''}}<br>{{small|24 June 1978; [[Estadio Monumental (Buenos Aires)|Estadio Monumental]], [[Buenos Aires]]}}
|{{fb-big|ITA}}
|-
|12
|{{flagicon|Spain}} [[1982 FIFA World Cup|1982]]
|{{fb-big|ITA}}
|[[1982 FIFA World Cup final|{{big|'''3–1'''}}]]<br>{{small|11 July 1982; [[Santiago Bernabéu Stadium]], [[Madrid]]}}
|{{fb-big|FRG}}
|{{fb-big|POL}}
|{{big|'''3–2'''}}<br>{{small|10 July 1982; [[Estadio José Rico Pérez]], [[Alicante]]}}
|{{fb-big|FRA|1974}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|13
|{{flagicon|Mexico}} [[1986 FIFA World Cup|1986]]
|{{fb-big|ARG}}
|[[1986 FIFA World Cup final|{{big|'''3–2'''}}]]<br>{{small|29 June 1986; [[Estadio Azteca]], [[Mexico City]]}}
|{{fb-big|FRG}}
|{{fb-big|FRA|1974}}
|{{big|'''4–2'''}} {{aet}}<br>{{small|28 June 1986; [[Estadio Cuauhtémoc]], [[Puebla]]}}
|{{fb-big|BEL}}
|-
|14
|{{flagicon|Italy}} [[1990 FIFA World Cup|1990]]
|{{fb-big|FRG}}
|[[1990 FIFA World Cup final|{{big|'''1–0'''}}]]<br>{{small|8 July 1990; [[Stadio Olimpico]], [[Rome]]}}
|{{fb-big|ARG}}
|{{fb-big|ITA}}
|{{big|'''2–1'''}}<br>{{small|7 July 1990; [[Stadio San Nicola]], [[Bari]]}}
|{{fb-big|ENG}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|15
|{{flagicon|United States}} [[1994 FIFA World Cup|1994]]
|{{fb-big|BRA}}
|[[1994 FIFA World Cup final|{{big|'''0–0'''}}]] {{aet}} (3–2 [[Penalty shoot-out (association football)|pen.]])<br>{{small|17 July 1994; [[Rose Bowl (stadium)|Rose Bowl]], [[Pasadena, California|Pasadena]]}}
|{{fb-big|ITA}}
|{{fb-big|SWE}}
|{{big|'''4–0'''}}<br>{{small|16 July 1994; [[Rose Bowl (stadium)|Rose Bowl]], [[Pasadena, California|Pasadena]]}}
|{{fb-big|BUL}}
|-
|16
|{{flagicon|France|1974}} [[1998 FIFA World Cup|1998]]
|{{fb-big|FRA|1974}}
|[[1998 FIFA World Cup final|{{big|'''3–0'''}}]]<br>{{small|12 July 1998; [[Stade de France]], [[Saint-Denis, Seine-Saint-Denis|Saint-Denis]]}}
|{{fb-big|BRA}}
|{{fb-big|CRO}}
|{{big|'''2–1'''}}<br>{{small|11 July 1998; [[Parc des Princes]], [[Paris]]}}
|{{fb-big|NED}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|17
|{{flagicon|South Korea|1997}} {{flagicon|Japan}} [[2002 FIFA World Cup|2002]]
|{{fb-big|BRA}}
|[[2002 FIFA World Cup final|{{big|'''2–0'''}}]]<br>{{small|30 June 2002; [[Nissan Stadium (Yokohama)|International Stadium]], [[Yokohama]]}}
|{{fb-big|GER}}
|{{fb-big|TUR}}
|{{big|'''3–2'''}}<br>{{small|29 June 2002; [[Daegu Stadium|Daegu World Cup Stadium]], [[Daegu]]}}
|{{fb-big|KOR|1997}}
|-
|18
|{{flagicon|Germany}} [[2006 FIFA World Cup|2006]]
|{{fb-big|ITA}}
|[[2006 FIFA World Cup final|{{big|'''1–1'''}}]] {{aet}} (5–3 [[Penalty shoot-out (association football)|pen.]])<br>{{small|9 July 2006; [[Olympiastadion (Berlin)|Olympiastadion]], [[Berlin]]}}
|{{fb-big|FRA|1974}}
|{{fb-big|GER}}
|{{big|'''3–1'''}}<br>{{small|8 July 2006; [[Mercedes-Benz Arena (Stuttgart)|Gottlieb-Daimler-Stadion]], [[Stuttgart]]}}
|{{fb-big|POR}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|19
|{{flagicon|South Africa}} [[2010 FIFA World Cup|2010]]
|{{fb-big|ESP}}
|[[2010 FIFA World Cup final|{{big|'''1–0'''}}]] {{aet}}<br>{{small|11 July 2010; [[FNB Stadium|Soccer City]], [[Johannesburg]]}}
|{{fb-big|NED}}
|{{fb-big|GER}}
|{{big|'''3–2'''}}<br>{{small|10 July 2010; [[Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium]], [[Gqeberha|Port Elizabeth]]}}
|{{fb-big|URU}}
|-
|20
|{{flagicon|Brazil}} [[2014 FIFA World Cup|2014]]
|{{fb-big|GER}}
|[[2014 FIFA World Cup final|{{big|'''1–0'''}}]] {{aet}}<br>{{small|13 July 2014; [[Maracanã Stadium]], [[Rio de Janeiro]]}}
|{{fb-big|ARG}}
|{{fb-big|NED}}
|{{big|'''3–0'''}}<br>{{small|12 July 2014; [[Estádio Nacional Mané Garrincha]], [[Brasília]]}}
|{{fb-big|BRA}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|21
|{{flagicon|Russia}} [[2018 FIFA World Cup|2018]]
|{{fb-big|FRA|1974}}
|[[2018 FIFA World Cup final|{{big|'''4–2'''}}]]<br>{{small|15 July 2018; [[Luzhniki Stadium]], [[Moscow]]}}
|{{fb-big|CRO}}
|{{fb-big|BEL}}
|{{big|'''2–0'''}}<br>{{small|14 July 2018; [[Krestovsky Stadium]], [[Saint Petersburg]]}}
|{{fb-big|ENG}}
|-
|22
|{{flagicon|Qatar}} [[2022 FIFA World Cup|2022]]
|{{fb-big|ARG}}
|[[2022 FIFA World Cup final|{{big|'''3–3'''}}]] {{aet}} (4–2 [[Penalty shoot-out (association football)|pen.]])<br>{{small|18 December 2022; [[Lusail Stadium|Lusail Iconic Stadium]], [[Lusail]]}}
|{{fb-big|FRA}}
|{{fb-big|CRO}}
|{{big|'''2–1'''}}<br>{{small|17 December 2022; [[Khalifa International Stadium]], [[Al Rayyan (city)|Al Rayyan]]}}
|{{fb-big|MAR}}
|-
!colspan="10"|Upcoming
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|''23''
|{{flagicon|United States}} {{flagicon|Mexico}} {{flagicon|Canada}} ''[[2026 FIFA World Cup|2026]]''
|colspan="1" rowspan="3" style="width:0.5%"|
|colspan="3"|{{big|19 July 2026}}<br>{{small|[[MetLife Stadium]], [[East Rutherford, New Jersey|East Rutherford]]}}
|colspan="1" rowspan="3" style="width:0.5%"|
|colspan="3"|{{big|18 July 2026}}<br>{{small|[[Hard Rock Stadium]], [[Miami Gardens, Florida|Miami Gardens]]}}
|-
|''24''
|{{flagicon|Morocco}} {{flagicon|Portugal}} {{flagicon|Spain}} (+ {{flagicon|Argentina}} {{flagicon|Paraguay}} {{flagicon|Uruguay}}) ''[[2030 FIFA World Cup|2030]]''
|colspan="3"|{{big|21 July 2030}}<br>{{small|To be decided}}
|colspan="3"|{{big|July 2030}}<br>{{small|To be decided}}
|- style="background:#D0E6FF;
|''25''
|{{flagicon|Saudi Arabia}} ''[[2034 FIFA World Cup|2034]]''
|colspan="3"|{{big|2034}}<br>{{small|To be decided}}
|colspan="3"|{{big|2034}}<br>{{small|To be decided}}
|}

==Notes==
{{notelist}}