Winners of the European Championships (Men)
Gold | Silver | Bronze |
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st European Deaf Football Championships | Viareggio (Italy) |  Italy |  Spain |  Germany |
| 2st European Deaf Football Championships | Gent (Belgium) |  USSR |  Belgium |  Ireland |
| 3st European Deaf Football Championships | Berlin (Germany) | Italy | Ireland | Germany |
| 4st European Deaf Football Championships | Oslo (Norway) | Italy |  France | Spain |
| 5st European Deaf Football Championships | Torremolinos (Spain) | Germany | Italy | France |
| 6st European Deaf Football Championships | Lisbon (Portugal) | France |  GreatBritain | Ireland |
| 7st European Deaf Football Championships | Odense (Denmark) |  Russia |  Ukraine | Germany |
| 8st European Deaf Football Championships | Hannover (Germany) |  Turkey | Russia | GreatBritain |
| 9st European Deaf Football Championships | Heraklion (Greece) | Ukraine | Germany |  Greece |
| 10st European Deaf Football Championships | Antaly (Turkey) | France | Ukraine | Turkey |
Winners of the European Championships (Women)
Gold | Silver | Bronze |
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st European Deaf Football Championships | (Bulgaria) | Russia | Germany | GreatBritain |
| 2st European Deaf Football Championships | (Germany) | Russia | Germany |  Poland |
Winners of the Asia Pacific Championships (Men)
Gold | Silver | Bronze |
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st Asia Pacific Deaf Football Championships | Hong Kong |  South Korea |  Australia |  Kuwait |
| 2st Asia Pacific Deaf Football Championships | Japan | South Korea | Australia |  Hong Kong |
| 3st Asia Pacific Deaf Football Championships | Australia | Kuwait | South Korea | Australia |
| 4st Asia Pacific Deaf Football Championships | Changwon (Korea) | South Korea |  Japan |  Iran |
