| P | Athlete | Nation | Points | Results |
| 1 | Vitali Kolpakov | URS | 7813 | 11,28 - 7.19 - 14.65 - 2.14 - 49,05 - 14,93 - 41.90 - 4.60 - 51.92 - 4.48,73 |
| 2 | Tomaš Dvorak | TCH | 7748 | 11,05 - 7.40 - 13.05 - 1.96 - 49,35 - 14,42 - 38.62 - 4.20 - 61.36 - 4.34,22 |
| 3 | Jarkko Finni | FIN | 7479 | 11,12 - 7.37 - 14.10 - 1.90 - 51,46 - 15,39 - 42.36 - 4.00 - 60.86 - 4.43,01 |
| 4 | Mario Anibal Ramos | POR | 7252 | 11,38 - 6.64 - 13.91 - 2.02 - 50,83 - 15,63 - 41.76 - 4.40 - 47.48 - 4.42,33 |
| 5 | Peter Lundqvist | SWE | 7132 | 10,86 - 6.78 - 12.90 - 1.90 - 49,81 - 15,33 - 36.56 - 4.20 - 49.26 - 4.49,08 |
| 6 | Rene Prosch | GER | 7114 | 11,47 - 7.06 - 12.53 - 1.90 - 49,85 - 15,42 - 36.80 - 4.40 - 46.08 - 4.38,36 |
| 7 | Jamie Quarry | GBR | 7016 | 11,14 - 6.96 - 11.84 - 1.99 - 49,59 - 15,00 - 30.18 - 3.90 - 45.82 - 4.33,40 |
| 8 | Dirk Adam | GER | 6988 | 11,22 - 6.99 - 12.85 - 1.90 - 51,02 - 15,36 - 35.56 - 3.50 - 58.28 - 4.45,05 |
| 9 | Mikael Hoffer | SWE | 6919 | 11,75 - 7.02 - 12.05 - 1.99 - 52,41 - 15,11 - 37.82 - 4.40 - 45.68 - 4.56,78 |
| 10 | Barry Thomas | GBR | 6823 | 11,35 - 6.80 - 11.03 - 1.99 - 51,87 - 16,45 - 34.22 - 4.40 - 54.28 - 4.55,45 |
| 11 | Oleg Veretelnikov | URS | 6734 | 11,49 - 6.75 - 11.05 - 1.90 - 50,20 - 15,75 - 35.58 - 4.00 - 42.30 - 4.32,75 |
| 12 | Rafael García Arila | ESP | 6674 | 11,55 - 7.07 - 13.68 - 1.84 - 52,64 - 15,37 - 35.32 - 3.90 - 39.96 - 4.48,45 |
| 13 | Jan Podebradsky | TCH | 6291 | 11,02 - 6.81 - 11.39 - 1.87 - 49,77 - 15,82 - 30.86 - 0 - 45.28 - 4.17,05 |
| 14 | Alain Schetty | SUI | 6230 | 11,33 - 6.73 - 12.06 - 1.87 - 50,55 - 16,65 - 36.10 - 0 - 53.24 - 4.33,64 |
Didn’t finish:
Jaime Peñas (ESP), Franck Chaulvet (FRA).
Historical note: Jan Podebradsky finished only 13th here on 9 August 1991 after failing to clear a height in the pole vault, but his career later took an unusual turn. In 2000, the Czech decathlete became a European indoor champion in the 4 × 400 metres relay in Ghent, helping his team set a national record of 3:06.10.