1908 Olympic Games

Tournament details
Host country	Great Britain
Dates	19–24 October
Teams	6
Venue(s)	1 (in 1 host city)
Final positions
Champions	Great Britain (2nd title)
Runners-up	Denmark
Third place	Netherlands
Fourth place	Sweden
Tournament statistics
Matches played	6
Goals scored	48 (8 per match)
Top scorer(s)	Sophus Nielsen (11 goals)

FIRST ROUND

Great Britain   12-1 Sweden
Denmark          9-0 France B

SEMIFINALS
Great Britain    4-0 Netherlands
Denmark         17-1 France A

MATCH FOR THIRD PLACE
Netherlands      2-0 Sweden 

Sweden get to play as France A refused.

FINAL
October 24, 1908
Great Britain    2-0 Denmark

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1912 Olympic Games

Tournament details
Host country	Sweden
Dates	29 June – 4 July
Teams	11
Venue(s)	3 (in 1 host city)
Final positions
Champions	Great Britain (3rd title)
Runners-up	Denmark
Third place	Netherlands
Fourth place	Finland
Tournament statistics
Matches played	11
Goals scored	93 (8.45 per match)
Top scorer(s)	Gottfried Fuchs (10 goals)

PRELIMINARY ROUND

Finland          3-2 Italy
Netherlands      4-3 Sweden
Austria          5-1 Germany

FIRST ROUND
Great Britain    7-0 Hungary
Finland          2-1 Russia
Netherlands      3-1 Austria
Denmark          7-0 Norway

SEMIFINALS
Great Britain    4-0 Finland
Denmark          4-1 Netherlands

MATCH FOR THIRD PLACE
Netherlands      9-0 Finland

FINAL
Stockholm, July 4, 1912
Great Britain    4-2 Denmark

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1920 Olympic Games

Men's football

at the Games of the VII Olympiad

Venue

Belgium

Date

August 28–September 5

Competitors

190 from 14 nations

Medalists

		Belgium
		Spain
		Netherlands

FIRST ROUND
Czechoslovakia   7-0 Yugoslavia
Norway           3-1 Great Britain
France           w/o Switzerland
Italy            2-1 Egypt
Spain            1-0 Denmark
Sweden           9-0 Greece
Netherlands      3-0 Luxembourg
Belgium          w/o Poland

QUARTER-FINALS
Netherlands      5-4 Sweden          [aet]
France           3-1 Italy
Czechoslovakia   4-0 Norway
Belgium          3-1 Spain

SEMI-FINALS
Czechoslovakia   4-1 France
Belgium          3-0 Netherlands

FINAL
September 2, 1920
Belgium          Abd Czechoslovakia


SILVER AND BRONZE MEDALS TOURNAMENT - FIRST ROUND
NB: between quarter-final losers of the gold medal tournament.
Italy            2-1 Norway          [a2et]
Spain            2-1 Sweden

SECOND ROUND
NB: between between first round winners.
Spain            2-0 Italy

SILVER AND BRONZE MEDALS TOURNAMENT - THIRD ROUND
Spain            w/o Czechoslovakia  [Czechoslovakia disqualified]
Netherlands      w/o Poland          [Poland failed to arrive]

SILVER AND BRONZE MEDALS TOURNAMENT - FINAL
Spain            3-1 Netherlands

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1924 Olympic Games

Men's football

at the Games of the VIII Olympiad

Venues

Paris

Dates

May 25–June 9

Competitors

279 from 22 nations

Medalists

		Uruguay
		Switzerland
		Sweden

FIRST ROUND
Italy            1-0 Spain
Switzerland      9-0 Lithuania
Czechoslovakia   5-2 Turkey
USA              1-0 Estonia
Uruguay          7-0 Yugoslavia
Hungary          5-0 Poland
Sweden           w/o Portugal
Bye: Belgium, Bulgaria, Egypt, France, Ireland, Latvia, Luxembourg,

Netherlands, Romania.

SECOND ROUND
Netherlands      6-0 Romania
France           7-0 Latvia
Ireland          1-0 Bulgaria
Switzerland      1-1 Czechoslovakia  [aet] Switzerland      1-0 Czechoslovakia
Italy            2-0 Luxembourg
Sweden           8-1 Belgium
Uruguay          3-0 USA
Egypt            3-0 Hungary
 
QUARTER-FINALS
Uruguay          5-1 France
Sweden           5-0 Egypt
Netherlands      2-1 Ireland         [aet]
Switzerland      2-1 Italy

SEMI-FINALS
Switzerland      2-1 Sweden
Uruguay          2-1 Netherlands

MATCH FOR THIRD PLACE
Sweden           1-1 Netherlands     [aet] Sweden           3-1 Netherlands

FINAL
June 9, 1924
Uruguay          3-0 Switzerland

Stade Olympique, Colombes

Attendance: 40,522

Referee: Marcel Slawik (FRA)

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1928 Olympic Games

Men's football

at the Games of the IX Olympiad

Venues

Dates

May 27 – June 13

Teams

Medalists

		Uruguay
		Argentina
		Italy

PRELIMINARY ROUND
Portugal         4-2 Chile
Spain            w/o Estonia

FIRST ROUND
Belgium          5-3 Luxembourg
Egypt            7-1 Turkey
Germany          4-0 Switzerland
Italy            4-3 France
Portugal         2-1 Yugoslavia
Spain            7-1 Mexico
Argentina       11-2 USA
Uruguay          2-0 Netherlands

QUARTER-FINALS
Italy            1-1 Spain           [aet] Italy            7-1 Spain
Argentina        6-3 Belgium
Egypt            2-1 Portugal
Uruguay          4-1 Germany

SEMI-FINALS
Argentina        6-0 Egypt
Uruguay          3-2 Italy

MATCH FOR THIRD PLACE
Italy           11-3 Egypt

FINAL
June 10, 1928                            
Uruguay          1-1 Argentina

June 13, 1928

Uruguay          2-1 Argentina

Olympic Stadium, Amsterdam

Attendance: 28,113

Referee: Johannes Mutters (NED)

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1936 Olympic Games

Men's football

at the Games of the XI Olympiad

Venues

Berlin

Dates

August 3–15

Competitors

from 16 nations

Medalists

		Italy
		Austria
		Norway

FIRST ROUND
Italy            1-0 USA
Japan            3-2 Sweden
Germany          9-0 Luxembourg
Norway           4-0 Turkey
Poland           3-0 Hungary
Great Britain    2-0 China
Peru             7-3 Finland
Austria          3-1 Egypt

SECOND ROUND
Italy            8-0 Japan
Norway           2-0 Germany
Poland           5-4 Great Britain
Austria          2-4 Peru            [aet, replay ordered by FIFA]
(replay)
Austria          w/o Peru            [Peru did not show]

SEMIFINALS
Italy            2-1 Norway
Austria          3-1 Poland

MATCH FOR THIRD PLACE
Norway           3-2 Poland

FINAL
Berlin, August 16, 1936
Italy            2-1 Austria

Berlin Olympic Stadium (Berlin)

Attendance: 85.000

Referee: Peco Bauwens (GER)

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1948 Olympic Games

Tournament details
Host country	Great Britain
Dates	26 July – 13 August
Teams	18 (from 5 confederations)
Venue(s)	13 (in 3 host cities)
Final positions
Champions	Sweden (1st title)
Runners-up	Yugoslavia
Third place	Denmark
Fourth place	Great Britain
Tournament statistics
Matches played	18
Goals scored	102 (5.67 per match)
Top scorer(s)	Gunnar Nordahl John Hansen (7 goals)

PRELIMINARY ROUND
Netherlands      3-1 Ireland
Luxembourg       6-0 Afghanistan

FIRST ROUND
Sweden           3-0 Austria
Korea            5-3 Mexico
Denmark          3-1 Egypt
Italy            9-0 USA
Great Britain    4-3 Netherlands     [aet] 
France           2-1 India
Turkey           4-0 China
Yugoslavia       6-1 Luxembourg

SECOND ROUND
Sweden          12-0 Korea
Denmark          5-3 Italy
Great Britain    1-0 France
Yugoslavia       3-1 Turkey

SEMIFINALS
Sweden           4-2 Denmark
Yugoslavia       3-1 Great Britain

MATCH FOR THIRD PLACE
Denmark          5-3 Great Britain

FINAL
August 13, 1948
Sweden           3-1 Yugoslavia

Empire Stadium, Wembley

Attendance: 60,000

Referee: William Ling (Great Britain)

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1952 Olympic Games

Tournament details

Host country	Finland
Dates	July 15 – August 2
Teams	25 (from 5 (plus Great Britain) confederations)
Venue(s)	6 (in 5 host cities)
Final positions
Champions	Hungary
Runners-up	Yugoslavia
Third place	Sweden
Fourth place	Germany

Matches played	26
Goals scored	135 (5.19 per match)

PRELIMINARY ROUND
Bye: Austria (after withdrawal Saar), Dutch Antilles, Finland,
     Norway (after withdrawal Mexico), Sweden, Turkey, West Germany.

Hungary          2-1 Romania
Italy            8-0 USA
Egypt            5-4 Chile
Brazil           5-1 Netherlands
Luxembourg       5-3 Great Britain
Denmark          2-1 Greece
Poland           2-1 France
Soviet Union     2-1 Bulgaria
Yugoslavia      10-1 India

FIRST ROUND
Hungary          3-0 Italy
Turkey           2-1 Dutch Antilles
Sweden           4-1 Norway
Austria          4-3 Finland
West Germany     3-1 Egypt
Brazil           2-1 Luxembourg
Denmark          2-0 Poland
Yugoslavia       5-5 Soviet Union     Yugoslavia       3-1 Soviet Union

SECOND ROUND
Hungary          7-1 Turkey
Sweden           3-1 Austria
west Germany     4-2 Brazil
Yugoslavia       5-3 Denmark

SEMIFINALS
Hungary          6-0 Sweden
Yugoslavia       3-1 West Germany

MATCH FOR THIRD PLACE
Sweden           2-0 West Germany

FINAL
August 2, 1952
Hungary          2-0 Yugoslavia

Olympic Stadium, Helsinki

Attendance: 58.553

Referee: Arthur Ellis (GBR)

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1956 Olympic Games

Tournament details
Host country	Australia
Dates	November 24 – December 8
Teams	11
Final positions
Champions	Soviet Union (1st title)
Runners-up	Yugoslavia
Third place	Bulgaria
Fourth place	India
Tournament statistics
Matches played	12
Goals scored	53 (4.42 per match)
Attendance	194,333 (16,194 per match)
Top scorer(s)	Neville D'Souza Todor Veselinović Dimitar Milanov (4 goals each)

FIRST ROUND
Bye: Bulgaria, Indonesia, India, USA, Yugoslavia.
24/11/1956 Soviet Union    2-1 West Germany
26/11/1956 Great Britain   9-0 Thailand
27/11/1956 Australia       2-0 Japan

SECOND ROUND
28/11/1956 Yugoslavia      9-1 USA
29/11/1956 Soviet Union    0-0 Indonesia [aet] Soviet Union 4-0 Indonesia
30/11/1956 Bulgaria        6-1 Great Britain
01/12/1956 India           4-2 Australia

SEMI-FINALS
04/12/1956 Yugoslavia      4-1 India
04/12/1956 Soviet Union    2-1 Bulgaria

MATCH FOR THIRD PLACE
07/12/1956 Bulgaria        3-0 India

FINAL
08/12/1956 Soviet Union    1-0 Yugoslavia

Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne

Attendance: 86,716

Referee: R. Wright (AUS)

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1960 Olympic Games

Tournament details
Host country	Italy
Dates	August 26 – September 10
Teams	16 (from 4 confederations)
Venue(s)	7 (in 7 host cities)
Final positions
Champions	Yugoslavia
Runners-up	Denmark
Third place	Hungary
Fourth place	Italy
Tournament statistics
Matches played	28
Goals scored	120 (4.29 per match)

Group 1  [Yugoslavia qualify]
Yugoslavia       6-1 Egypt              1. Yugoslavia      3  2  1  0  13- 4  5
Bulgaria         3-0 Turkey             2. Bulgaria        3  2  1  0   8- 3  5
Turkey           0-4 Yugoslavia         3. Egypt           3  0  1  2   4-11  1
Bulgaria         2-0 Egypt              4. Turkey          3  0  1  2   3-10  1
Turkey           3-3 Egypt
Yugoslavia       3-3 Bulgaria

Group 2  [Italy qualify]
Italy            4-1 Taiwan             1. Italy           3  2  1  0   9- 4  5
Great Britain    3-4 Brazil             2. Brazil          3  2  0  1  10- 6  4
Italy            2-2 Great Britain      3. Great Britain   3  1  1  1   8- 8  3
Brazil           5-0 Taiwan             4. Taiwan          3  0  0  3   3-12  0
Great Britain    3-2 Taiwan
Italy            3-1 Brazil

Group 3  [Denmark qualify]
Denmark          3-2 Argentina          1. Denmark         3  3  0  0   8- 4  6
Poland           6-1 Tunisia            2. Argentina       3  2  0  1   6- 4  4
Denmark          2-1 Poland             3. Poland          3  1  0  2   7- 5  2
Tunisia          1-2 Argentina          4. Tunisia         3  0  0  3   3-11  0
Poland           0-2 Argentina
Denmark          3-1 Tunisia

Group 4  [Hungary qualify]
Hungary          2-1 India              1. Hungary         3  3  0  0  15- 3  6
France           2-1 Peru               2. France          3  1  1  1   3- 9  3
Hungary          6-2 Peru               3. Peru            3  1  0  2   6- 9  2
France           1-1 India              4. India           3  0  1  2   3- 6  1
India            1-3 Peru
Hungary          7-0 France

SEMI-FINALS
Italy            1-1 Yugoslavia         (Yugoslavia declared winners by lot)
Denmark          2-0 Hungary

MATCH FOR THIRD PLACE
Italy            1-2 Hungary

FINAL
10th September 1960
Yugoslavia       3-1 Denmark

Attendance: 40.000

Referee: Lo Bello (ITA)

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1964 Olympic Games

Tournament details

Host country	Japan
Dates	11–23 October
Teams	14 (from 5 confederations)
Venue(s)	8 (in 4 host cities)
Final positions
Champions	Hungary
Runners-up	Czechoslovakia
Third place	Germany
Tournament statistics
Matches played	29
Goals scored	123 (4.24 per match)
Top scorer(s)	Ferenc Bene (12 goals)

Group A 
East Germany     4-0 Iran               1.EAST GERMANY     3  2  1  0  7- 1  5
Romania          3-1 Mexico             2.ROMANIA          3  2  1  0  5- 2  5
East Germany     1-1 Romania            3.Mexico           3  0  1  2  2- 6  1
Iran             1-1 Mexico             4.Iran             3  0  1  2  1- 6  2
East Germany     2-0 Mexico
Romania          1-0 Iran

Group B
Hungary          6-0 Morocco            1.HUNGARY          2  2  0  0 12- 5  4
Yugoslavia       3-1 Morocco            2.YUGOSLAVIA       2  1  0  1  8- 7  2
Hungary          6-5 Yugoslavia         3.Morocco          2  0  0  2  1- 9  0

Group C 
Czechoslovakia   6-1 South Korea        1.CZECHOSLOVAKIA   3  3  0  0 12- 2  6
Brazil           1-1 United Arab Rep    2.UAR              3  1  1  1 12- 6  3
Czechoslovakia   5-1 United Arab Rep    3.Brazil           3  1  1  1  5- 2  3
Brazil           4-0 South Korea        4.South Korea      3  0  0  3  1-20  0
Czechoslovakia   1-0 Brazil
United Arab Rep 10-0 South Korea

Group D 
Argentina        1-1 Ghana              1.GHANA            2  1  1  0  4- 3  3
Japan            3-2 Argentina          2.JAPAN            2  1  0  1  5- 5  2
Ghana            3-2 Japan              3.Argentina        2  0  1  1  3- 4  1

QUARTERFINALS
UAR              5-1 Ghana                      
Czechoslovakia   4-0 Japan                        
East Germany     1-0 Yugoslavia                 
Hungary          2-0 Romania

SEMIFINALS
Czechoslovakia   2-1 East Germany
Hungary          6-0 UAR

MATCH FOR THIRD PLACE
East Germany     3-1 UAR                       

FINAL
Hungary          2-1 Czechoslovakia

Olympic Stadium, Tokyo

Attendance: 65,610

Referee: Ashkenazi (ISR)

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1968 Olympic Games
Tournament details
Host country Mexico
Dates 13–26 October
Teams 16 (from 5 confederations)
Venue(s) 4 (in 4 host cities)
Final positions
Champions  Hungary
Runners-up  Bulgaria
Third place  Japan
Matches played 32
Goals scored 116 (3.63 per match)
Group A (Mexico City & Puebla)
Mexico           1-0 Colombia           1.FRANCE           3  2  0  1  8- 4  4
France           3-1 Guinea             2.MEXICO           3  2  0  1  6- 4  4
Mexico           1-4 France             3.Colombia         3  1  0  2  4- 5  2
Guinea           3-2 Colombia           4.Guinea           3  1  0  2  4- 9  2
Mexico           4-0 Guinea
Colombia         2-1 France

Group B (Mexico City & Puebla)
Japan            3-1 Nigeria            1.SPAIN            3  2  1  0  4- 0  5
Spain            1-0 Brazil             2.JAPAN            3  1  2  0  4- 2  4
Japan            1-1 Brazil             3.Brazil           3  0  2  1  4- 5  2
Spain            3-0 Nigeria            4.Nigeria          3  0  1  2  4- 9  1
Brazil           3-3 Nigeria
Japan            0-0 Spain

Group C (Guadalajara & Leon)
Hungary          4-0 El Salvador        1.HUNGARY          3  2  1  0  8- 2  5
Israel           5-3 Ghana              2.ISRAEL           3  2  0  1  8- 6  4
Israel           3-1 El Salvador        3.Ghana            3  0  2  1  6- 8  2
Hungary          2-2 Ghana              4.El Salvador      3  0  1  2  2- 8  1
Hungary          2-0 Israel
El Salvador      1-1 Ghana

Group D (Guadalajara & Leon)
Guatemala        1-0 Czechoslovakia     1.BULGARIA         3  2  1  0 11- 3  5
Bulgaria         7-0 Thailand           2.GUATEMALA        3  2  0  1  6- 3  4
Czechoslovakia   2-2 Bulgaria           3.Czechoslovakia   3  1  1  1 10- 3  3
Guatemla         4-1 Thailand           4.Thailand         3  0  0  3  1-19  0
Czechoslovakia   8-0 Thailand
Bulgaria         2-1 Guatemala

QUARTERFINALS
Japan            3-1 France                         (Mexico City)
Mexico           2-0 Spain                          (Puebla)
Hungary          4-0 Guatemala                      (Guadalajara)
Bulgaria         1-1 Israel (aet Bulgaria won toss) (Leon)

SEMIFINALS
Hungary          5-0 Japan                          (Mexico City)
Bulgaria         3-2 Mexico                         (Guadalajara)

MATCH FOR THIRD PLACE
Japan            2-0 Mexico                         (Mexico City)

FINAL
Hungary          4-1 Bulgaria
Azteca Stadium, Mexico City
Attendance: 75,000
Referee: Diego De Leo 
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1972 Olympic Games
Tournament details
Host country West Germany
Dates 27 August – 10 September
Teams 16 (from 5 confederations)
Venue(s) 6 (in 6 host cities)
Final positions
Champions  Poland
Runners-up  Hungary
Third place  East Germany (shared)
 Soviet Union (shared)
Matches played 38
Goals scored 135 (3.55 per match)
Top scorer(s)  Kazimierz Deyna (9 goals)
Group 1  [West Germany and Morocco qualify]
27/08/1972 
Morocco - USA 0:0  


Germany - Malaysia 3:0  

29/08/1972 
Malaysia - USA 3:0  



Germany - Morocco 3:0  

31/08/1972 
Morocco - Malaysia 6:0  



Germany - USA 7:0  
1. West Germany     3  0  0  13- 0  6
2. Morocco          1  1  1   6- 3  3
3. Malaysia         1  0  2   3- 9  2
4. USA              0  1  2   0-10  1

Group 2  [Soviet Union and Mexico qualify]
28/08/1972 
USSR - Myanmar 1:0  



     Mexico - Sudan 1:0  

30/08/1972 
Mexico - Myanmar 1:0  



USSR - Sudan 2:1  

01/09/1972 
  Myanmar - Sudan 2:0  



USSR - Mexico 4:1 
1. Soviet Union    3  0  0   7- 2  6
2. Mexico          2  0  1   3- 4  4
3. Burma           1  0  2   2- 2  2
4. Sudan           0  0  3   1- 5  0

Group 3  [Hungary and Denmark qualify]
27/08/1972 
Hungary - Iran 5:0  



Denmark - Brazil 3:2  

29/08/1972 
Denmark - Iran 4:0  



Hungary - Brazil 2:2  

31/08/1972 
Iran - Brazil 1:0  



Denmark - Hungary 0:2
1. Hungary        2  1  0   9- 2  5
2. Denmark        2  0  1   7- 4  4
3. Iran           1  0  2   1- 9  2
4. Brazil         0  1  2   4- 6  1

Group 4  [Poland and East Germany qualify]
28/08/1972 
Poland - Colombia 5:1  



GDR - Ghana 4:0  

30/08/1972 
GDR - Colombia 6:1 



Poland - Ghana 4:0  

01/09/1972 
Poland - GDR 2:1  



Colombia - Ghana 3:1 
1. Poland          3  0  0  11- 2  6
2. East Germany    2  0  1  11- 3  4
3. Colombia        1  0  2   5-12  2
4. Ghana           0  0  3   1-11  0

SECOND ROUND
Group A
03/09/1972 
Hungary - GDR 2:0  



Germany - Mexico 1:1  

05/09/1972 
GDR - Mexico 7:0  

06/09/1972 
Hungary - Germany 4:1  

08/09/1972 
Hungary - Mexico 2:0  



GDR - Germany 3:2 

1. Hungary         3  0  0   8- 1  6
2. East Germany    2  0  1  10- 4  4
3. West Germany    0  1  2   4- 8  1
4. Mexico          0  1  2   1-10  1 
Group B 
03/09/1972 
Denmark - Poland 1:1  



USSR - Morocco 3:0  

05/09/1972 
USSR - Poland 1:2   



Denmark - Morocco 3:1   

08/09/1972 
USSR - Denmark 4:0    



Poland - Morocco 5:0  
1. Poland          2  1  0   8- 2  5
2. Soviet Union    2  0  1   8- 2  4
3. Denmark         1  1  1   4- 6  3
4. Morocco         0  0  3   1-11  0

MATCH FOR THIRD PLACE
Soviet Union     2-2 East Germany (aet) Bronze medals shared.

FINAL 
September 10, 1972
Poland           2-1 Hungary 
Olympic Stadium, Munich
Attendance: 80.000
Referee: Kurt Tschenscher 
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1976 Olympic Games
Tournament details
Host country Canada
Dates 18 July – 31 July
Teams 13 (from 4 confederations)
Venue(s) 4 (in 4 host cities)
Final positions
Champions  East Germany (1st title)
Runners-up  Poland
Third place  Soviet Union
Fourth place  Brazil
Matches played 23
Goals scored 66 (2.87 per match)
Top scorer(s)  Andrzej Szarmach (6 goals)
Group A [Brazil and East Germany qualify]
Brazil           0-0 East Germany    1. Brazil          2  1  1  0   2- 1  3
Brazil           2-1 Spain           2. East Germany    2  1  1  0   1- 0  3
East Germany     1-0 Spain           3. Spain           2  0  0  2   1- 3  0

Group B [France and Israel qualify]
France           4-1 Mexico          1. France          3  2  1  0   9- 3  5
Israel           0-0 Guatemala       2. Israel          3  0  3  0   3- 3  3
Mexico           2-2 Israel          3. Guatemala       3  0  2  1   2- 5  2
France           4-1 Guatemala       4. Mexico          3  0  2  1   4- 7  2
Mexico           1-1 Guatemala
France           1-1 Israel

Group C [Poland and Iran qualify]
Poland           0-0 Cuba            1. Poland          2  1  1  0   3- 2  3
Iran             1-0 Cuba            2. Iran            2  1  0  1   3- 3  2
Poland           3-2 Iran            3. Cuba            2  0  1  1   0- 1  1

Group D [Soviet Union and North Korea qualify]
Soviet Union     2-1 Canada          1. Soviet Union    2  2  0  0   5- 1  4
North Korea      3-1 Canada          2. North Korea     2  1  0  1   3- 4  2
Soviet Union     3-0 North Korea     3. Canada          2  0  0  2   2- 5  0

QUARTER-FINALS
Brazil           4-1 Israel
Soviet Union     2-1 Iran
East Germany     4-0 France
Poland           5-0 North Korea

SEMI-FINALS
East Germany     2-1 Soviet Union
Poland           2-0 Brazil

MATCH FOR THIRD PLACE
Soviet Union     2-0 Brazil

FINAL
31st July, 1976
East Germany     3-1 Poland
Olympic Stadium, Montreal
Attendance: 71.617
Referee: Ramón Barreto 
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1980 Olympic Games
Tournament details
Host country Soviet Union
Dates 20 July – 2 August
Teams 16 (from 5 confederations)
Venue(s) 5 (in 4 host cities)
Final positions
Champions  Czechoslovakia (1st title)
Runners-up  East Germany
Third place  Soviet Union
Fourth place  Yugoslavia
Matches played 32
Goals scored 82 (2.56 per match)
Top scorer(s)  Sergey Andreyev (5 goals)
Group A
        Soviet Union     4-0 Venezuela          1.SOVIET UNION     3  3  0  0 15- 1  6
        Cuba             1-0 Zambia             2.CUBA             3  2  0  1  3- 9  4
        Soviet Union     3-1 Zambia             3.Venezuela        3  1  0  2  3- 7  2
        Cuba             2-1 Venezuela          4.Zambia           3  0  0  3  2- 6  0
        Soviet Union     8-0 Cuba
        Venezuela        2-1 Zambia

Group B
21.7.80 Kuwait           3-1 Nigeria            1.CZECHOSLOVAKIA   3  1  2  0  4- 1  4
        Czechoslovakia   3-0 Colombia           2.KUWAIT           3  1  2  0  4- 2  4
        Czechoslovakia   1-1 Nigeria            3.Colombia         3  1  1  1  2- 4  3
        Kuwait           1-1 Colombia           4.Nigeria          3  0  1  2  2- 5  1
        Czechoslovakia   0-0 Kuwait
        Colombia         1-0 Nigeria

Group C
       East Germany     1-1 Spain              1.EAST GERMANY     3  2  1  0  7- 1  5
       Algeria          3-0 Syria              2.ALGERIA          3  1  1  1  4- 2  3
       East Germany     1-0 Algeria            3.Spain            3  0  3  0  2- 2  3
       Spain            0-0 Syria              4.Syria            3  0  1  2  0- 8  1
       East Germany     5-0 Syria
       Algeria          1-1 Spain

Group D
      Yugoslavia       2-0 Finland            1.YUGOSLAVIA       3  2  1  0  6- 3  5
      Iraq             3-0 Costa Rica         2.IRAQ             3  1  2  0  4- 1  4
      Yugoslavia       3-2 Costa Rica         3.Finland          3  1  1  1  3- 2  3
      Iraq             0-0 Finland            4.Costa Rica       3  0  0  3  2- 9  0
      Yugoslavia       1-1 Iraq
      Finland          3-0 Costa Rica

QUARTERFINALS
        Soviet Union     2-1 Kuwait
        Czechoslovakia   3-0 Cuba
25.7.80 East Germany     4-0 Iraq
        Yugoslavia       3-0 Algeria

SEMIFINALS
       East Germany     1-0 Soviet Union
       Czechoslovakia   2-0 Yugoslavia

MATCH FOR THIRD PLACE
      Soviet Union     2-0 Yugoslavia

FINAL
August 2, 1980
Czechoslovakia   1-0 East Germany
Lenin Stadium, Moscow
Attendance: 70,000
Referee: Eldar Azimzade 
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1984 Olympic Games
Tournament details
Host country United States
Dates 29 July – 11 August 1984
(13 days)
Teams 16 (from 5 confederations)
Venue(s) 4 (in 4 host cities)
Final positions
Champions  France (1st title)
Runners-up  Brazil
Third place  Yugoslavia
Fourth place  Italy
Matches played 32
Goals scored 84 (2.63 per match)
Attendance 1,425,181 (44,537 per match)
Top scorer(s)  Daniel Xuereb  Borislav Cvetković  Stjepan Deverić
(5 goals each)
Group A
Chile            0-0 Norway             1.FRANCE           3  1  2  0  5- 4  4
France           2-2 Qatar              2.CHILE            3  1  2  0  2- 1  4
France           2-1 Norway             3.Norway           3  1  1  1  3- 2  3
Chile            1-0 Qatar              4.Qatar            3  0  1  2  2- 5  1
Norway           2-0 Qatar
France           1-1 Chile

Group B
Canada           1-1 Iraq               1.YUGOSLAVIA       3  3  0  0  7- 3  6
Yugoslavia       2-1 Cameroon           2.CANADA           3  1  1  1  4- 3  3
Cameroon         1-0 Iraq               3.Cameroon         3  1  0  2  3- 5  2
Yugoslavia       1-0 Canada             4.Iraq             3  0  1  2  3- 6  1
Canada           3-1 Cameroon
Yugoslavia       4-2 Iraq

Group C
West Germany     2-0 Morocco            1.BRAZIL           3  3  0  0  6- 1  6
Brazil           3-1 Saudi Arabia       2.WEST GERMANY     3  2  0  1  8- 1  4
Brazil           1-0 West Germany       3.Morocco          3  1  0  2  1- 4  2
Morocco          1-0 Saudi Arabia       4.Saudi Arabia     3  0  0  3  1-10  0
West Germany     6-0 Saudi Arabia
Brazil           2-0 Morocco

Group D
USA              3-0 Costa Rica         1.ITALY            3  2  0  1  2- 1  4
Italy            1-0 Egypt              2.EGYPT            3  1  1  1  5- 3  3
Egypt            4-1 Costa Rica         3.USA              3  1  1  1  4- 2  3
Italy            1-0 USA                4.Costa Rica       3  1  0  2  2- 7  2
Egypt            1-1 USA
Costa Rica       1-0 Italy

QUARTERFINALS
Italy            1-0 Chile           [aet]
France           2-0 Egypt
Brazil           1-1 Canada          [aet,4-2 on penalties] 
Yugoslavia       5-2 West Germany

SEMIFINALS
France           4-2 Yugoslavia      [aet]
Brazil           2-1 Italy           [aet]

MATCH FOR THIRD PLACE
Yugoslavia       2-1 Italy

FINAL
August 11, 1984
France           2-0 Brazil
Rose Bowl, Pasadena
Attendance: 101,799
Referee: Keizer (NED)
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1988 Olympic Games
Tournament details
Host country South Korea
Dates 17 September – 1 October
Teams 16 (from 6 confederations)
Venue(s) 6 (in 5 host cities)
Final positions
Champions  Soviet Union
Runners-up  Brazil
Third place  West Germany
Fourth place  Italy
Tournament statistics
Matches played 32
Goals scored 95 (2.97 per match)
Top scorer(s)  Romário (7 goals)
 
Group A  [Sweden and West Germany qualify]
17/9 West Germany 3-0 China
17/9 Sweden       2-2 Tunisia
19/9 West Germany 4-1 Tunisia
19/9 Sweden       2-0 China
21/9 Tunisia      0-0 China
21/9 Sweden       2-1 West Germany
Sweden         3 2 1 0 6 3 5
West Germany   3 2 0 1 8 3 4
Tunisia        3 0 2 1 3 6 2
China          3 0 1 2 0 5 1

Group B [Zambia and Italy qualify]
17/9 Zambia      2-2 Iraq
17/9 Italy       5-2 Guatemala
19/9 Zambia      4-0 Italy
19/9 Iraq        3-0 Guatemala
21/9 Zambia      4-0 Guatemala
21/9 Italy       2-0 Iraq
Zambia        3 2 1 0 10 2 5
Italy         3 2 0 1 7 6 4
Iraq          3 1 1 1 5 4 3
Guatemala     3 0 0 3 2 12 0

Group C [Soviet Union and Argentina qualify]
18/9 South Korea  0-0 Soviet Union
18/9 USA          1-1 Argentina
20/9 South Korea  0-0 USA
20/9 Soviet Union 2-1 Argentina
22/9 Argentina    2-1 South Korea
22/9 Soviet Union 4-2 USA
Soviet Union   3 2 1 0 6 3 5
Argentina      3 1 1 1 4 4 3
South Korea    3 0 2 1 1 2 2
USA            3 0 2 1 3 5 2

Group D [Brazil and Australia qualify]
18/9 Australia  1-0 Yugoslavia
18/9 Brazil     4-0 Nigeria
20/9 Yugoslavia 3-1 Nigeria
20/9 Brazil     3-0 Australia
22/9 Brazil     2-1 Yugoslavia
22/9 Australia  1-0 Nigeria
Brazil        3 3 0 0 9 1 6
Australia     3 2 0 1 2 3 4
Yugoslavia    3 1 0 2 4 4 2
Nigeria       3 0 0 3 1 8 0

QUARTER-FINALS (all 25/9)
West Germany 4-0 Zambia
Italy        2-1 Sweden       (aet, FT 1-1)
Brazil       1-0 Argentina
Soviet Union 3-0 Australia

SEMI-FINALS (all 27/9)
     Soviet Union 3-2 Italy        (aet, FT 1-1)
27/9 Brazil       1-1 West Germany (aet,3-2 in penalty shootout)

MATCH FOR THIRD PLACE (30/9)
West Germany 3-0 Italy

FINAL (1/10)
Soviet Union 2-1 Brazil
Olympic Stadium, Seoul
Attendance: 74,000
Referee: Gérard Biguet (FRA)
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1992 Olympic Games
Tournament details
Host country Spain
Dates 24 July – 8 August
Teams 16 (from 6 confederations)
Venue(s) 5 (in 5 host cities)
Final positions
Champions  Spain (1st title)
Runners-up  Poland
Third place  Ghana
Fourth place  Australia
Tournament statistics
Matches played 32
Goals scored 87 (2.72 per match)
Top scorer(s)  Andrzej Juskowiak (7 goals)
Group A 
24- 7-92 Italy           2-1 United States
24- 7-92 Poland          2-0 Kuwait 
27- 7-92 Italy           0-3 Poland
27- 7-92 United States   3-1 Kuwait 
29- 7-92 Italy           1-0 Kuwait 
29- 7-92 United States   2-2 Poland
 1.POLAND          3  2  1  0   7- 2  5
 2.ITALY           3  2  0  1   3- 4  4
 3.USA             3  1  1  1   6- 5  3
 4.Kuwait          3  0  0  3   1- 6  0

Group B  
24- 7-92 Spain           4-0  Colombia
24- 7-92 Egypt           0-1  Qatar
27- 7-92 Spain           2-0  Egypt
27- 7-92 Colombia        1-1  Qatar
29- 7-92 Spain           2-0  Qatar   
29- 9-92 Colombia        3-4  Egypt
 1.SPAIN           3  3  0  0   8- 0  6
 2.QATAR           3  1  1  1   2- 3  3
 3.Egypt           3  1  0  2   4- 6  2
 4.Colombia        3  0  1  2   4- 9  1

Group C 
26- 7-92 Ghana           3-1  Australia
26- 7-92 Denmark         1-1  Mexico
28- 7-92 Mexico          1-1  Australia
28- 7-92 Denmark         0-0  Ghana
30- 7-92 Mexico          1-1  Ghana
30- 7-92 Denmark         0-3  Australia
 1.GHANA           3  1  2  0   4- 2  4
 2.AUSTRALIA       3  1  1  1   5- 4  3
 3.Mexico          3  0  3  0   3- 3  3
 4.Denmark         3  0  2  1   1- 4  2 
Group D
26- 7-92 Sweden          0-0  Paraguay
26- 7-92 Morocco         1-1  South Korea
28- 7-92 Paraguay        0-0  South Korea
28- 7-92 Sweden          4-0  Morocco
30- 7-92 Sweden          1-1  South Korea 
30- 7-92 Paraguay        3-1  Morocco  
 1.SWEDEN          3  1  2  0   5- 1  4
 2.PARAGUAY        3  1  2  0   3- 1  4
 3.South Korea     3  0  3  0   2- 2  3
 4.Morocco         3  0  1  2   2- 8  1

QUARTER-FINALS
August 1, 1992 Spain      1-0  Italy
August 1, 1992 Poland     2-0  Qatar   
August 2, 1992 Ghana      4-2  Paraguay
August 2, 1992 Australia  2-1  Sweden

SEMI-FINALS
August 5, 1992 Poland     6-1  Australia
August 5, 1992 Spain      2-0  Ghana

BRONZE MEDAL MATCH
August 7, 1992 Ghana      1-0  Australia
                        
FINAL
August 8, 1992 Spain      3-2  Poland
Camp Nou, Barcelona
Attendance: 95,000
Referee: Torres Cadena (COL)
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1996 Olympic Games
Tournament details
Host country United States
Dates 20 July – 3 August
Teams 16 (from 6 confederations)
Venue(s) 5 (in 5 host cities)
Final positions
Champions  Nigeria
Runners-up  Argentina
Third place  Brazil
Fourth place  Portugal

Matches played 32
Goals scored 90 (2.81 per match)
Top scorer(s)  Hernán Crespo  Bebeto (6 goals)
Group A
July 20  Portugal   2-0 Tunisia
July 20  USA        1-3 Argentina
July 22  USA        2-0 Tunisia
July 22  Argentina  1-1 Portugal
July 24  USA        1-1 Portugal
July 24  Argentina  1-1 Tunisia
 1.ARGENTINA        3  1  2  0   5- 3  5
 2.PORTUGAL         3  1  2  0   4- 2  5
 3.USA              3  1  1  1   4- 4  4
 4.Tunisia          3  0  1  2   1- 5  1

Group B
July 20  Spain        1-0 Saudi Arabia
July 20  France       2-0 Australia
July 22  Spain        1-1 France
July 22  Saudi Arabia 1-2 Australia
July 24  Spain        3-2 Australia
July 24  Saudi Arabia 1-2 France
 1.FRANCE           3  2  1  0   5- 2  7
 2.SPAIN            3  2  1  0   5- 3  7
 3.Australia        3  1  0  2   4- 6  3
 4.Saudi Arabia     3  0  0  3   2- 5  0

Group C
July 21  Italy       0-1 Mexico
July 21  Ghana       0-1 South Korea
July 23  South Korea 0-0 Mexico
July 23  Ghana       3-2 Italy
July 25  Ghana       1-1 Mexico
July 25  South Korea 1-2 Italy
 1.MEXICO           3  1  2  0   2- 1  5
 2.GHANA            3  1  1  1   4- 4  4
 3.South Korea      3  1  1  1   2- 2  4
 4.Italy            3  1  0  2   4- 5  3

Group D
July 21  Brazil     0-1 Japan
July 21  Hungary    0-1 Nigeria
July 23  Brazil     3-1 Hungary
July 23  Japan      0-2 Nigeria
July 25  Brazil     1-0 Nigeria
July 25  Japan      3-2 Hungary
 1.BRAZIL           3  2  0  1   4- 2  6
 2.NIGERIA          3  2  0  1   3- 1  6
 3.Japan            3  2  0  1   4- 4  6
 4.Hungary          3  0  0  3   3- 7  0

QUARTERFINALS
July 27 France     1-2 Portugal        [asdet]
July 27 Argentina  4-0 Spain
July 28 Mexico     0-2 Nigeria
July 28 Brazil     4-2 Ghana

SEMIFINALS
July 30 Portugal   0-2 Argentina
July 31 Nigeria    4-3 Brazil          [asdet]

MATCH FOR THIRD PLACE
August 2 Brazil    5-0 Portugal

FINAL
August 3 Nigeria   3-2 Argentina
Sanford Stadium, Athens
Attendance: 86,117
Referee: Collina (ITA)

Tournament details
Host country	Mexico
Dates	13–26 October
Teams	16 (from 5 confederations)
Venue(s)	4 (in 4 host cities)
Final positions
Champions	Hungary
Runners-up	Bulgaria
Third place	Japan

Matches played	32
Goals scored	116 (3.63 per match)

Tournament details
Host country	West Germany
Dates	27 August – 10 September
Teams	16 (from 5 confederations)
Venue(s)	6 (in 6 host cities)
Final positions
Champions	Poland
Runners-up	Hungary
Third place	East Germany (shared) Soviet Union (shared)

Matches played	38
Goals scored	135 (3.55 per match)
Top scorer(s)	Kazimierz Deyna (9 goals)

Tournament details
Host country	Canada
Dates	18 July – 31 July
Teams	13 (from 4 confederations)
Venue(s)	4 (in 4 host cities)
Final positions
Champions	East Germany (1st title)
Runners-up	Poland
Third place	Soviet Union
Fourth place	Brazil

Matches played	23
Goals scored	66 (2.87 per match)
Top scorer(s)	Andrzej Szarmach (6 goals)

Tournament details
Host country	Soviet Union
Dates	20 July – 2 August
Teams	16 (from 5 confederations)
Venue(s)	5 (in 4 host cities)
Final positions
Champions	Czechoslovakia (1st title)
Runners-up	East Germany
Third place	Soviet Union
Fourth place	Yugoslavia

Matches played	32
Goals scored	82 (2.56 per match)
Top scorer(s)	Sergey Andreyev (5 goals)

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2000 Olympic Games
Tournament details
Host country Australia
Dates 15 – 30 September
Teams 16 (from 6 confederations)
Venue(s) 6 (in 5 host cities)
Final positions
Champions  Cameroon (1st title)
Runners-up  Spain
Third place  Chile
Fourth place  United States
Matches played 32
Goals scored 103 (3.22 per match)
Attendance 1,034,500 (32,328 per match)
Top scorer(s)  Iván Zamorano
(6 goals)
Group A
Sep 13  Nigeria   3-3 Honduras
Sep 13  Australia 0-1 Italy 
Sep 16  Italy     3-1 Honduras
Sep 16  Australia 2-3 Nigeria 
Sep 19  Italy     1-1 Nigeria
Sep 19  Australia 1-2 Honduras
 1.ITALY            3  2  1  0   5- 2  7
 2.NIGERIA          3  1  2  0   7- 6  5
 3.Honduras         3  1  1  1   6- 7  4
 4.Australia        3  0  0  3   3- 6  0

Group B 
Sep 14  South Korea 0-3 Spain 
Sep 14  Morocco     1-4 Chile
Sep 17  South Korea 1-0 Morocco 
Sep 17  Spain       1-3 Chile 
Sep 20  South Korea 1-0 Chile
Sep 20  Spain       2-0 Morocco 
 1.CHILE            3  2  0  1   7- 3  6 
 2.SPAIN            3  2  0  1   6- 3  6 
 3.South Korea      3  2  0  1   2- 3  6
 4.Morocco          3  0  0  3   1- 7  0
 
Group C 
Sep 13  Cameroon       3-2 Kuwait 
Sep 13  USA            2-2 Czech Republic 
Sep 16  Czech Republic 2-3 Kuwait
Sep 16  USA            1-1 Cameroon
Sep 19  Czech Republic 1-1 Cameroon 
Sep 19  USA            3-1 Kuwait
 1.USA              3  1  2  0   6- 4  5 
 2.CAMEROON         3  1  2  0   5- 4  5
 3.Kuwait           3  1  0  2   6- 8  3
 4.Czech Republic   3  0  2  1   5- 6  2

Group D
Sep 14  Brazil         3-1 Slovakia 
Sep 14  South Africa   1-2 Japan
Sep 17  Brazil         1-3 South Africa
Sep 17  Slovakia       1-2 Japan
Sep 20  Brazil         1-0 Japan 
Sep 20  Slovakia       2-1 South Africa
 1.BRAZIL           3  2  0  1   5- 4  6
 2.JAPAN            3  2  0  1   4- 3  6
 3.South Africa     3  1  0  2   5- 5  3 
 4.Slovakia         3  1  0  2   4- 6  3
 
QUARTERFINALS
Sep 23  USA            2-2 Japan        [asdet, 5-4 pen]
Sep 23  Brazil         1-2 Cameroon     [asdet]
Sep 23  Italy          0-1 Spain
Sep 23  Chile          4-1 Nigeria

SEMIFINALS 
Sep 26  Spain          3-1 USA
Sep 26  Chile          1-2 Cameroon

THIRD PLACE MATCH
Sep 29  Chile          2-0 USA

FINAL
Sep 30  Cameroon       2-2 Spain        [asdet, 5-3 pen]
Olympic Stadium, Sydney
Attendance: 114,000
Referee: Felipe Ramos (Mexico)
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2004 Olympic Games
Tournament details
Host country Greece
Dates 11 August – 28 August
Teams 16 (from 6 confederations)
Venue(s) 6 (in 6 host cities)
Final positions
Champions  Argentina (1st title)
Runners-up  Paraguay
Third place  Italy
Fourth place  Iraq
Tournament statistics
Matches played 32
Goals scored 101 (3.16 per match)
Attendance 401,415 (12,544 per match)
Top scorer(s)  Carlos Tevez
(8 goals)
Group A
Aug 11  Greece       2-2 South Korea
Aug 11  Mali         0-0 Mexico
Aug 14  Greece       0-2 Mali
Aug 14  South Korea  1-0 Mexico
Aug 17  Greece       2-3 Mexico
Aug 17  South Korea  3-3 Mali
 1.MALI             3  1  2  0   5- 3  5
 2.SOUTH KOREA      3  1  2  0   6- 5  5
 3.Mexico           3  1  1  1   3- 3  4
 4.Greece           3  0  1  2   4- 7  1

Group B 
Aug 12  Ghana       2-2 Italy
Aug 12  Paraguay    4-3 Japan
Aug 15  Japan       2-3 Italy
Aug 15  Paraguay    1-2 Ghana
Aug 18  Japan       1-0 Ghana
Aug 18  Paraguay    1-0 Italy
 1.PARAGUAY         3  2  0  1   6- 5  6
 2.ITALY            3  1  1  1   5- 5  4
 3.Ghana            3  1  1  1   4- 4  4
 4.Japan            3  1  0  2   6- 7  3
 
Group C 
Aug 11  Argentina        6-0 Serbia and Montenegro
Aug 11  Tunisia          1-1 Australia
Aug 14  Argentina        2-0 Tunisia
Aug 14  Serbia/Monteneg. 1-5 Australia
Aug 17  Argentina        1-0 Australia
Aug 17  Serbia/Monteneg. 2-3 Tunisia
 1.ARGENTINA        3  2  0  0   9- 0  9 
 2.AUSTRALIA        3  1  1  1   6- 3  4
 3.Tunisia          3  1  1  1   4- 5  4
 4.Serbia/Monten.   3  0  0  3   3-14  0

Group D
Aug 12  Costa Rica   0-0 Morocco
Aug 12  Iraq         4-2 Portugal
Aug 15  Costa Rica   0-2 Iraq
Aug 15  Morocco      1-2 Portugal
Aug 18  Morocco      2-1 Iraq
Aug 18  Costa Rica   4-2 Portugal
 1.IRAQ             3  2  0  1   7- 4  6
 2.COSTA RICA       3  1  1  1   4- 4  4
 3.Morocco          3  1  1  1   3- 3  4
 4.Portugal         3  1  0  2   6- 9  3

Quarterfinals
Aug 21  Mali         0-1 Italy          [aet]
Aug 21  Paraguay     3-2 South Korea
Aug 21  Argentina    4-0 Costa Rica
Aug 21  Iraq         1-0 Australia

Semifinals
Aug 24  Italy        0-3 Argentina
Aug 24  Paraguay     3-1 Iraq

Third Place Match
Aug 27  Italy        1-0 Iraq

Final
Aug 28  Argentina    1-0 Paraguay
Olympic Stadium, Athens
Attendance: 41,116
Referee: Kyros Vassaras (Greece)
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2008 Olympic Games
Tournament details
Host country China
Dates 7 August – 23 August 2008
(16 days)
Teams 16 (from 6 confederations)
Venue(s) 6 (in 5 host cities)
Final positions
Champions  Argentina (2nd title)
Runners-up  Nigeria
Third place  Brazil
Fourth place  Belgium
Tournament statistics
Matches played 32
Goals scored 75 (2.34 per match)
Attendance 1,404,254 (43,883 per match)
Top scorer(s)  Giuseppe Rossi
(4 goals)
Group A
Aug  7  Shanghai    Australia        1-1 Serbia
Aug  7  Shanghai    Ivory Coast      1-2 Argentina
Aug 10  Shanghai    Argentina        1-0 Australia
Aug 10  Shanghai    Serbia           2-4 Ivory Coast 
Aug 13  Beijing     Argentina        2-0 Serbia
Aug 13  Tianjin     Ivory Coast      1-0 Australia  

 1.ARGENTINA        3  3  0  0   5- 1  9
 2.IVORY COAST      3  2  0  1   6- 4  6
 3.Australia        3  0  1  2   1- 3  1
 4.Serbia           3  0  1  2   3- 7  1

Group B 
Aug  7  Tianjin     Japan            0-1 USA 
Aug  7  Tianjin     Netherlands      0-0 Nigeria
Aug 10  Tianjin     Nigeria          2-1 Japan
Aug 10  Tianjin     USA              2-2 Netherlands  
Aug 13  Shenyang    Netherlands      1-0 Japan   
Aug 13  Beijing     Nigeria          2-1 USA  

 1.NIGERIA          3  2  1  0   4- 2  7
 2.NETHERLANDS      3  1  2  0   3- 2  5
 3.United States    3  1  1  1   4- 4  4
 4.Japan            3  0  0  3   1- 4  0

Group C 
Aug  7  Shenyang    Brazil           1-0 Belgium  
Aug  7  Shenyang    China            1-1 New Zealand 
Aug 10  Shenyang    New Zealand      0-5 Brazil
Aug 10  Shenyang    Belgium          2-0 China 
Aug 13  Qinhuangdao China            0-3 Brazil  
Aug 13  Shanghai    New Zealand      0-1 Belgium  

 1.BRAZIL           3  3  0  0   9- 0  9
 2.BELGIUM          3  2  0  1   3- 1  6
 3.China            3  0  1  2   1- 6  1
 4.New Zealand      3  0  1  2   1- 7  1

Group D
Aug  7  Qinhuangdao Honduras         0-3 Italy  
Aug  7  Qinhuangdao South Korea      1-1 Cameroon 
Aug 10  Qinhuangdao Cameroon         1-0 Honduras 
Aug 10  Qinhuangdao Italy            3-0 South Korea
Aug 13  Tianjin     Cameroon         0-0 Italy 
Aug 13  Shanghai    South Korea      1-0 Honduras

 1.ITALY            3  2  1  0   6- 0  7
 2.CAMEROON         3  1  2  0   2- 1  5
 3.South Korea      3  1  1  1   2- 4  4
 4.Honduras         3  0  0  3   0- 5  0

Quarterfinals
Aug 16  Shenyang    Brazil           2-0 Cameroon       [aet]
Aug 16  Beijing     Italy            2-3 Belgium  
Aug 16  Shanghai    Argentina        2-1 Netherlands    [aet]
Aug 16  Qinhuangdao Nigeria          2-0 Ivory Coast  

Semifinals
Aug 19  Shanghai    Nigeria          4-1 Belgium
Aug 19  Beijing     Argentina        3-0 Brazil

Third Place Match
Aug 22  Shanghai    Brazil           3-0 Belgium

Final
Aug 23  Beijing     Argentina        1-0 Nigeria
National Stadium, Beijing
Attendance: 89,102
Referee: Viktor Kassai (Hungary)
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2012 Olympic Games
Tournament details
Host country United Kingdom
Dates 26 July – 11 August 2012
(16 days)
Teams 16 (from 6 confederations)
Venue(s) 6 (in 6 host cities)
Final positions
Champions  Mexico (1st title)
Runners-up  Brazil
Third place  South Korea
Fourth place  Japan
Tournament statistics
Matches played 32
Goals scored 76 (2.38 per match)
Attendance 1,525,134 (47,660 per match)
Top scorer(s)  Leandro Damião (6 goals)
Group A
26 Jul 2012  UAE            1–2 Uruguay 
26 Jul 2012  Great Britain  1–1 Senegal  
29 Jul 2012  Senegal        2–0 Uruguay
29 Jul 2012  Great Britain  3–1 United Arab Emirates  
01 Aug 2012  Senegal        1–1 United Arab Emirates 
01 Aug 2012  Great Britain  1–0 Uruguay 
1.GREAT BRITAIN        3  2 1 0  5- 2  7
2.SENEGAL              3  1 2 0  4- 2  5
3.Uruguay              3  1 0 2  2- 4  3
4.United Arab Emirates 3  0 1 2  3- 6  1

Group B
26 Jul 2012  Mexico       0–0 South Korea 
26 Jul 2012  Gabon        1–1 Switzerland 
29 Jul 2012  Mexico       2–0 Gabon
29 Jul 2012  South Korea  2–1 Switzerland
01 Aug 2012  Mexico       1–0 Switzerland
01 Aug 2012  South Korea  0–0 Gabon 
1.MEXICO               3  2 1 0  3- 0  7
2.SOUTH KOREA          3  1 2 0  2- 1  5
3.Gabon                3  0 2 1  1- 3  2
4.Switzerland          3  0 1 2  2- 4  1

Group C
26 Jul 2012  Belarus      1–0 New Zealand
26 Jul 2012  Brazil       3–2 Egypt
29 Jul 2012  Egypt        1–1 New Zealand  
29 Jul 2012  Brazil       3–1 Belarus
01 Aug 2012  Brazil       3–0 New Zealand 
01 Aug 2012  Egypt        3–1 Belarus
1.BRAZIL               3  3 0 0  9- 3  9
2.EGYPT                3  1 1 1  6- 5  4
3.Belarus              3  1 0 2  3- 6  3
4.New Zealand          3  0 1 2  1- 5  1

Group D
26 Jul 2012  Honduras    2–2 Morocco 
26 Jul 2012  Spain       0–1 Japan
29 Jul 2012  Japan       1–0 Morocco
29 Jul 2012  Spain       0–1 Honduras
01 Aug 2012  Japan       0–0 Honduras 
01 Aug 2012  Spain       0–0 Morocco 
1.JAPAN                3  2 1 0  2- 0  7
2.HONDURAS             3  1 2 0  3- 2  5
3.Morocco              3  0 2 1  2- 3  2
4.Spain                3  0 1 2  0- 2  1
 
Quarterfinals
04 Aug 2012  Japan          3–0 Egypt
04 Aug 2012  Mexico         4–2 Senegal              [aet]
04 Aug 2012  Brazil         3–2 Honduras
04 Aug 2012  Great Britain  1–1 South Korea          [aet, 4-5 pen.]

Semifinals
07 Aug 2012  Mexico         3–1 Japan
07 Aug 2012  South Korea    0–3 Brazil 

Bronze Medal Match
10 Aug 2012  South Korea    2–0 Japan 

Gold Medal Match
11 Aug 2012  Brazil         1–2 Mexico
Wembley Stadium, London
Attendance: 86,162
Referee: Mark Clattenburg (Great Britain)
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2016 Olympic Games
Tournament details
Host country Brazil
Dates 4–20 August 2016
Teams 16 (from 6 confederations)
Venue(s) 7 (in 6 host cities)
Final positions
Champions  Brazil (1st title)
Runners-up  Germany
Third place  Nigeria
Fourth place  Honduras
Tournament statistics
Matches played 32
Goals scored 104 (3.25 per match)
Attendance 1,008,426 (31,513 per match)
Top scorer(s)  Serge Gnabry
 Nils Petersen
(6 goals each)
Fair play award  Denmark
Group A
04 Aug 2016 Iraq          0–0 Denmark
04 Aug 2016 Brazil        0–0 South Africa
07 Aug 2016 Denmark       1–0 South Africa
07 Aug 2016 Brazil        0–0 Iraq
10 Aug 2016 Denmark       0–4 Brazil
10 Aug 2016 South Africa  1–1 Iraq

1.BRAZIL               3  1 2 0  4- 0   5
2.DENMARK              3  1 1 1  1- 4   4
3.Iraq                 3  0 3 0  1- 1   3 
4.South Africa         3  0 2 1  1- 2   2
 
Group B
04 Aug 2016 Sweden       2–2 Colombia
04 Aut 2016 Nigeria      5–4 Japan
07 Aug 2016 Sweden       0–1 Nigeria
07 Aug 2016 Japan        2–2 Colombia
10 Aug 2016 Japan        1–0 Sweden
10 Aug 2016 Colombia     2–0 Nigeria

1.NIGERIA             3  2 0 1  6- 6   6
2.COLOMBIA            3  1 2 0  6- 4   5
3.Japan               3  1 1 1  7- 7   4 
4.Sweden              3  0 1 2  2- 4   1
 
Group C
04 Aug 2016 Mexico      2–2 Germany
04 Aug 2016 Fiji        0–8 South Korea
07 Aug 2016 Fiji        1–5 Mexico
07 Aug 2016 Germany     3–3 South Korea
10 Aug 2016 Germany     10–0 Fiji
10 Aug 2016 South Korea 1–0 Mexico

1.SOUTH KOREA         3  2 1 0 12- 3   7
2.GERMANY             3  1 2 0 15- 5   5
3.Mexico              3  1 1 1  7- 4   4 
4.Fiji                3  0 0 3  1-23   0
 
Group D
04 Aug 2016 Honduras    3–2 Algeria
04 Aug 2016 Portugal    2–0 Argentina
07 Aug 2016 Honduras    1–2 Portugal
07 Aug 2016 Argentina   2–1 Algeria
10 Aug 2016 Argentina   1–1 Honduras
10 Aug 2016 Algeria     1–1 Portugal

1.PORTUGAL            3  2 1 0  5- 2   7
2.HONDURAS            3  1 1 1  5- 5   4
3.Argentina           3  1 1 1  3- 4   4 
4.Algeria             3  0 1 2  4- 6   1
 
Quarterfinals
13 Aug 2016 Portugal     0–4 Germany
13 Aug 2016 Nigeria      2–0 Denmark
13 Aug 2016 South Korea  0–1 Honduras
13 Aug 2016 Brazil       2–0 Colombia
 
Semifinals
17 Aug 2016 Brazil      6–0 Honduras
17 Aug 2016 Nigeria     0-2 Germany

Bronze Medal Match
20 Aug 2016 Honduras    2–3 Nigeria

Gold Medal Match
20 Aug 2016 Brazil      1–1 Germany         [aet, 5-4 pen.]
Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro
Attendance: 63,707
Referee: Alireza Faghani (Iran)
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2020 Olympic Games
Tournament details
Host country Japan
Dates 22 July – 7 August 2021
Teams 16 (from 6 confederations)
Venue(s) 6 (in 6 host cities)
Final positions
Champions  Brazil (2nd title)
Runners-up  Spain
Third place  Mexico
Fourth place  Japan
Tournament statistics
Matches played 32
Goals scored 93 (2.91 per match)
Attendance 14,291 (447 per match)
Top scorer(s)  Richarlison
(5 goals)
Group A 
22 Jul 2021 Mexico                  4–1 France
22 Jul 2021 Japan                   1–0 South Africa
25 Jul 2021 France                  4–3 South Africa
25 Jul 2021 Japan                   2–1 Mexico
28 Jul 2021 France                  0–4 Japan
28 Jul 2021 South Africa            0–3 Mexico

1.JAPAN                3  3 0 0  7- 1   9
2.MEXICO               3  2 0 1  8- 3   6 
3.France               3  1 0 2  5-11   3 
4.South Africa         3  0 0 3  3- 8   0 

Group B 
22 Jul 2021 New Zealand             1–0 South Korea
22 Jul 2021 Honduras                0–1 Romania
25 Jul 2021 New Zealand             2–3 Honduras
25 Jul 2021 Romania                 0–4 South Korea
28 Jul 2021 Romania                 0–0 New Zealand
28 Jul 2021 South Korea             6–0 Honduras

1.SOUTH KOREA         3  2 0 1  10- 1   6 
2.NEW ZEALAND         3  1 1 1   3- 3   4
3.Romania             3  1 1 1   1- 4   4 
4.Honduras            3  1 0 2   3- 9   3 

Group C 
22 Jul 2021 Egypt                   0–0 Spain
22 Jul 2021 Argentina               0–2 Australia
25 Jul 2021 Egypt                   0–1 Argentina
25 Jul 2021 Australia               0–1 Spain
28 Jul 2021 Australia               0–2 Egypt
28 Jul 2021 Spain                   1–1 Argentina

1.SPAIN               3  1 2 0   2- 1   5
2.EGYPT               3  1 1 1   2- 1   4
3.Argentina           3  1 1 1   2- 3   4 
4.Australia           3  1 0 2   2- 3   3 

Group D 
22 Jul 2021 Ivory Coast             2–1 Saudi Arabia
22 Jul 2021 Brazil                  4–2 Germany
25 Jul 2021 Brazil                  0–0 Ivory Coast
25 Jul 2021 Saudi Arabia            2–3 Germany 
28 Jul 2021 Saudi Arabia            1–3 Brazil
28 Jul 2021 Germany                 1–1 Ivory Coast

1.BRAZIL              3  2 1 0   7- 3   7
2.IVORY COAST         3  1 2 0   3- 2   5
3.Germany             3  1 1 1   6- 7   4 
4.Saudi Arabia        3  0 0 3   4- 8   0 

Quarterfinals 
31 Jul 2021 Spain                   5–2 Ivory Coast          [aet]
31 Jul 2021 Japan                   0–0 New Zealand          [aet, 4-2 pen.] 
31 Jul 2021 Brazil                  1–0 Egypt
31 Jul 2021 South Korea             3–6 Mexico

Semifinals
03 Aug 2021 Mexico                  0–0 Brazil               [aet, 1-4 pen.]
03 Aug 2021 Japan                   0–1 Spain                [aet]

Bronze Medal Match
06 Aug 2021 Mexico                  3–1 Japan

Gold Medal Match
07 Aug 2021 Brazil                  2–1 Spain                [aet]
International Stadium Yokohama, Yokohama
Referee: Chris Beath (Australia)

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27/08/1972	Morocco	-	USA	0:0
	Germany	-	Malaysia	3:0
29/08/1972	Malaysia	-	USA	3:0
	Germany	-	Morocco	3:0
31/08/1972	Morocco	-	Malaysia	6:0
	Germany	-	USA	7:0

28/08/1972	USSR	-	Myanmar	1:0
	Mexico	-	Sudan	1:0
30/08/1972	Mexico	-	Myanmar	1:0
	USSR	-	Sudan	2:1
01/09/1972	Myanmar	-	Sudan	2:0
	USSR	-	Mexico	4:1

27/08/1972	Hungary	-	Iran	5:0
	Denmark	-	Brazil	3:2
29/08/1972	Denmark	-	Iran	4:0
	Hungary	-	Brazil	2:2
31/08/1972	Iran	-	Brazil	1:0
	Denmark	-	Hungary	0:2

28/08/1972	Poland	-	Colombia	5:1
	GDR	-	Ghana	4:0
30/08/1972	GDR	-	Colombia	6:1
	Poland	-	Ghana	4:0
01/09/1972	Poland	-	GDR	2:1
	Colombia	-	Ghana	3:1

03/09/1972	Hungary	-	GDR	2:0
	Germany	-	Mexico	1:1
05/09/1972	GDR	-	Mexico	7:0
06/09/1972	Hungary	-	Germany	4:1
08/09/1972	Hungary	-	Mexico	2:0
	GDR	-	Germany	3:2

Tournament details

Host country	Greece
Dates	11 August – 28 August
Teams	16 (from 6 confederations)
Venue(s)	6 (in 6 host cities)
Final positions
Champions	Argentina (1st title)
Runners-up	Paraguay
Third place	Italy
Fourth place	Iraq
Tournament statistics
Matches played	32
Goals scored	101 (3.16 per match)
Attendance	401,415 (12,544 per match)
Top scorer(s)	Carlos Tevez (8 goals)

Tournament details
Host country	China
Dates	7 August – 23 August 2008 (16 days)
Teams	16 (from 6 confederations)
Venue(s)	6 (in 5 host cities)
Final positions
Champions	Argentina (2nd title)
Runners-up	Nigeria
Third place	Brazil
Fourth place	Belgium
Tournament statistics
Matches played	32
Goals scored	75 (2.34 per match)
Attendance	1,404,254 (43,883 per match)
Top scorer(s)	Giuseppe Rossi (4 goals)

Tournament details

Host country	United Kingdom
Dates	26 July – 11 August 2012 (16 days)
Teams	16 (from 6 confederations)
Venue(s)	6 (in 6 host cities)
Final positions
Champions	Mexico (1st title)
Runners-up	Brazil
Third place	South Korea
Fourth place	Japan
Tournament statistics
Matches played	32
Goals scored	76 (2.38 per match)
Attendance	1,525,134 (47,660 per match)
Top scorer(s)	Leandro Damião (6 goals)