Olympic Football Tournament
Torneo Olímpico de Fútbol Torneo de Fútbol de los Juegos Olímpicos - Información general
El torneo más antiguo y tradicional con mayor presencia internacional en el fútbol mundial.
Después de servir como un deporte de demostración en el algunos de los primeros Juegos Olímpicos el torneo de fútbol de los Juegos Olímpicos llegó a su pico enla Década de 1920 cuando el torneo debe ser considerado como el campeonato del mundo de ese momento.
Sin embargo, con la introducción de un adecuado Copa del Mundo en 1930, el estado del torneo reducido. Sobre todo, ya que sólo los jugadores aficionados se pueden participar, el torneo fue por muchos años dominado por
aficionados del estado de Europa del Este.
El torneo más antiguo y tradicional con mayor presencia internacional en el fútbol mundial.
Después de servir como un deporte de demostración en el algunos de los primeros Juegos Olímpicos el torneo de fútbol de los Juegos Olímpicos llegó a su pico en
Sin embargo, con la introducción de un adecuado Copa del Mundo en 1930, el estado del torneo reducido. Sobre todo, ya que sólo los jugadores aficionados se pueden participar, el torneo fue por muchos años dominado por
aficionados del estado de Europa del Este.
Para contrarrestar esto, y mejorar la situación del fútbol olímpico se permitió a que jugadores profesionales participasen a partir de la década de 1980, aunque sujeto a ciertas restricciones : edad de los jugadores menores de 23 años y la posibilidad si de incluir a tres mayores de esa edad.
Medal Winners . Medallero
Gold Silver Bronze
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1908 Great Britain Denmark Netherlands
1912 Great Britain Denmark Netherlands
1920 Belgium Spain Netherlands
1924 Uruguay Switzerland Sweden
1928 Uruguay Argentina Italy
1932 no Olympic football tournament
1936 Italy Austria Norway
1948 Sweden Yugoslavia Denmark
1952 Hungary Yugoslavia Sweden
1956 Soviet Union Yugoslavia Bulgaria
1960 Yugoslavia Denmark Hungary
1964 Hungary Czechoslovakia East Germany
1968 Hungary Bulgaria Japan
1972 Poland Hungary Soviet Union, East Germany
1976 East Germany Poland Soviet Union
1980 Czechoslovakia East Germany Soviet Union
1984 France Brazil Yugoslavia
1988 Soviet Union Brazil West Germany
1992 Spain Poland Ghana
1996 Nigeria Argentina Brazil
2000 Cameroon Spain Chile
2004 Argentina Paraguay Italy
2008 Argentina Nigeria Brazil
Medals Classification
Gold Silver Bronze Total
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1.Hungary 3 1 1 5
2.Argentina 2 2 4
3.Soviet Union 2 3 5
4.Great Britain 2 2
Uruguay 2 2
6.Yugoslavia 1 3 1 5
Poland 1 2 3
Spain 1 2 3
9.East Germany 1 1 2 4
10.Czechoslovakia 1 1 2
Nigeria 1 1 2
12.Italy 1 2 3
Sweden 1 2 3
14.Belgium 1 1
Cameroon 1 1
France 1 1
17.Denmark 3 1 4
18.Brazil 2 2 4
19.Bulgaria 1 1 2
20.Austria 1 1
Paraguay 1 1
Switzerland 1 1
23.Netherlands 3 3
24.Chile 1 1
Ghana 1 1
Japan 1 1
Norway 1 1
West Germany 1 1
Total 22 22 23 67
Olympic Finals 1896-2008
Final Third Place Match
1896 no Olympic football tournament
1900 [Demonstration matches in Paris, France] [1]
1904 [Demonstration matches in St. Louis, USA] [1]
1906 [Unofficial tournament in Athens, Greece] [1]
FINAL
INGLATERRA 1908
London, October 24, 1908
Great Britain 2-0 Denmark
Great Britain: Harold Bailey - William Corbett, Herbert Smith - Kenneth
Hunt, Frederick Chapman, Robert Hawkes - Arthur Berry,
Vivian Woodward, Hubert Stapley, Claude Purnell, Harold Hardman.
Denmark: L Drescher - C Buchwald, H Hansen - H Bohr, K Middelboe, N
Middelboe - O Nielsen-Noerland, A Lindgren, S Nielsen, V Wolfhagen,
B Rasmussen.
Referee: Lewis (England)
Attendance: 8,000
Scorers: 20' Chapman 1-0; 46' Woodward 2-0.
Top scorers: Sophus Nielsen (Denmark) 11 goals
V Wolfhagen (Denmark) 8 goals
London 1908: Great Britain
FAMILY NAME FIRST NAME DATE OF BIRTH POSITION APPEARANCES GOALS FINALIST
Bailey Horace 03/07/1881 GK 3 0 F
Berry Arthur 03/01/1888 FW 3 1 F
Chapman Frederick 10/05/1883 MF 3 2 F
Corbett Walter 26/11/1880 DF 3 0 F
Hardman Harold 04/04/1882 FW 3 0 F
Hawkes Robert 18/10/1880 MF 3 2 F
Hunt Kenneth 24/02/1884 MF 3 0 F
Purnell Claude 14/05/1877 FW 3 4 F
Smith Herbert 22/11/1879 DF 3 0 F
Stapley Harold 29/04/1883 FW 3 6 F
Woodward Vivian 03/06/1879 FW 3 3 F
Coach:-
FINAL
Stockholm, July 4, 1912
Great Britain 4-2 Denmark
Great Britain: Ronald Brebner - Thomas Burn, Arthur Knight - Douglas
McWhirther, Horace Littlewort, James Dines - Arthur Berry,
Vivian Woodward, Harold Walden, Gordon Hoare, Ivan Sharpe.
Denmark: S Hansen - N Middelboe, H Hansen - Ch Buchwald, E Jørgensen,
P Berth - O Nielsen, A Thufvason, A Olsen, S Nielsen, V Wolfhagen
Referee: Christiaan Jacobus Groothoof (Netherlands)
Attendance: 25,000.
Scorers: 10' Walden 1-0; 22' Hoare 2-0; 27' Olsen 2-1; 41' Hoare 3-1;
43' Berry 4-1; 81' Olsen 4-2.
Top scorers: Gottfried Fuchs (Germany) 10 goals
Harold Walden (Great Britain) 9 goals
ALEMANIA (ARRIBA)- HOLANDA (ABAJO)
1912
Stockholm 1912: Great Britain
FAMILY NAME FIRST NAME DATE OF BIRTH POSITION APPEARANCES GOALS FINALIST
Berry Arthur 03/01/1888 FW 2 1 F
Brebner Ronald 23/09/1881 GK 3 0 F
Burn Thomas 29/11/1888 DF 3 0 F
Dines Joseph 12/04/1886 MF 3 0 F
Hanney Edward 19/01/1889 MF 1 0
Hoare Gordon 18/04/1884 FW 3 2 F
Knight Arthur 07/09/1887 DF 3 0 F
Littlewort Henry 07/07/1882 MF 3 0 F
McWhirter Douglas 13/08/1886 MF 1 0 F
Sharpe Ivan 15/06/1889 FW 3 0 F
Stamper Harold 06/10/1889 MF 1 0
Walden Harold 10/10/1889 FW 3 9 F
Woodward Vivian 03/06/1879 FW 3 2 F
Wright Edward 03/10/1884 FW 1 0
Coach:-
FINAL
Antwerpen, September 5, 1920
Belgium Abd Czechoslovakia
Belgium: Jan de Bie, Armand Swartenbroeks, Oscar Verbeeck, Joseph Musch,
Emile Hanse, André Fierens, Louis Van Hage, Henri Larnoe,
Mathieu Bragard, Robert Coppée, Désiré Bastin.
Czechoslovakia: Klapka, A.Hojer, Steiner, F.Kolenatý, K.Pesek, E.Seifert,
J.Sedlácek, Antonin Janda, Vaník, I.Mazal, Pilát.
Referee: Lewis (Great Britain)
Attendance: 35,000.
Scorers: 6' Coppée (pen) 1-0; 30' Larnoe 2-0.
Match abandoned after 39 minutes; Czechoslovakia left the pitch in protest
of perceived biased refereeing and were disqualified.
Top scorer: Herbert Karlsson (Sweden) 7 goals
BELGICA 1920
Antwerp 1920: Belgium
FAMILY NAME FIRST NAME DATE OF BIRTH POSITION APPEARANCES GOALS FINALIST
Balyu Félix 05/08/1891 FW 1 0
Bastin Désiré 04/03/1900 FW 2 0 F
Bragard Mathieu 10/03/1895 FW 2 1 F
Coppée Robert 23/04/1895 FW 3 4 F
De Bie Jean 09/05/1892 GK 3 0 F
Fierens André 08/02/1898 MF 3 0 F
Hanse Émile 10/08/1892 MF 3 0 F
Hebdin George 19/04/1889 FW 1 0
Larnoe Henry 08/05/1897 FW 2 2 F
Musch Joseph 12/10/1893 MF 3 0 F
Nisot Fernand 11/04/1895 FW 1 0
Swartenbroeks Armand 30/06/1892 DF 3 0 F
Van Hege Louis 08/05/1889 FW 3 1 F
Verbeeck Oscar 06/06/1891 DF 3 0 F
Coach: William Maxwell SCO
FINAL
Paris, June 9, 1924
Uruguay 3-0 Switzerland
Uruguay: André Mazali, José Nasazzi, Pedro Arispe, José Leandro Andrade,
José Vidal, Alfredo Ghierra, Santos Urdinarán, Hector Scarone,
Pedro Petrone, Pedro Cea, Ángel Romano.
Switzerland: H.Pulver, A.Reymond, A.Ramseyer, A.Oberhauser, P.Schmiedlin,
A.Pollitz, K.Ehrenbolger, R.Pache, W.Dietrich, M.Abegglen,
P.Fassler.
Referee: Slawick (France)
Attendance: 41,000.
Scorers: 27' Petrone 1-0; 63' Cea 2-0; 81' Romano 3-0.
Top scorer: Pedro Petrone (Uruguay) 8 goals
Paris 1924: Uruguay
FAMILY NAME FIRST NAME DATE OF BIRTH POSITION APPEARANCES GOALS FINALIST
Andrade José Leandro 22/11/1901 MF 5 0 F
Arispe Pedro 30/09/1900 DF 4 0 F
Cea Pedro 01/09/1900 FW 5 4 F
Ghierra Alfredo 31/08/1891 MF 4 0 F
Mazali Andrés 22/07/1902 GK 5 0 F
Nasazzi José 24/05/1901 DF 5 0 F
Naya José 25/07/1896 FW 2 0
Petrone Pedro 11/05/1905 FW 5 7 F
Romano Ángel 02/08/1893 FW 5 3 F
Scarone Héctor 26/11/1898 FW 5 5 F
Tomassina Humberto 12/09/1898 DF 2 0
Urdinarán Santos 30/03/1900 FW 3 0 F
Vidal José 15/12/1896 MF 4 1 F
Zibechi Alfredo 30/10/1895 MF 1 0
Coach: Ernesto Fígoli URU
FINAL REPLAY
Amsterdam, June 13, 1928
Uruguay 2-1 Argentina
Uruguay: André Mazali, José Nasazzi, Pedro Arispe, José Leandro Andrade,
Juan Píriz, Alvaro Gestido, Juan Arremón, Hector Scarone,
René Borjas, Pedro Cea, Roberto Figueroa.
Argentina: A.Bosio, L.Bidoglio, F.Paternóster, S.Médice, L.F.Monti,
J.Evaristo, A.D.Carricaberri, D.A.Tarasconi, M.Ferreira, A.Perduca,
R.Orsi.
Referee: Mutter (Netherlands)
Attendance: .
Scorers: Figueroa 1-0; Monti 1-1; H.Scarone 2-1.
Top scorer: Dominigo A. Tarasconi (Argentina) 9 goals
Amsterdam 1928: Uruguay
FAMILY NAME FIRST NAME DATE OF BIRTH POSITION APPEARANCES GOALS FINALIST
Andrade José Leandro 22/11/1901 MF 4 0 F
Arispe Pedro 30/09/1900 DF 5 0 F
Arremón Juan Pedro 08/02/1899 FW 2 0 F
Borjas René 23/12/1897 FW 2 0 F
Cámpolo Antonio 07/02/1897 FW 3 1
Canavessi Adhemar 18/08/1903 DF 1 0
Castro Héctor 29/11/1904 FW 2 2
Cea Pedro 01/09/1900 FW 5 1 F
Fernández Lorenzo 20/05/1900 MF 4 0
Figueroa Roberto 20/03/1904 FW 1 1 F
Gestido Álvaro 17/05/1907 MF 5 0 F
Mazali Andrés 22/07/1902 GK 5 0 F
Nasazzi José 24/05/1901 DF 4 0 F
Petrone Pedro 11/05/1905 FW 3 3
Píriz Juan 17/05/1902 MF 2 0 F
Scarone Héctor 26/11/1898 FW 3 3 F
Urdinarán Santos 30/03/1900 FW 4 1
Coach: Primo Gianotti URU
* Since the final match ended 1-1, Uruguay and Argentina were obliged to play a play-off. Only the players
who participated in this second final match (Uruguay-Argentina 2-1) are indicated with "F".
FINAL
Berlin, August 16, 1936
Italy 2-1 Austria [aet]
Italy: Bruno Venturini - Alfredo Foni, Pietro Rava - Giuseppe Baldo,
Achille Piccini, Ugo Locatelli - Annibale Frossi, Libero Mancini,
Sergio Bertoni, Carlo Biagi, Francesco Gabriotti.
Austria: E Kainberger - E Künz, M Kargl - A Krenn, K Wahlmüller,
M Hofmeister - W Werginz, A Laudon, K Steinmetz, K Kainberger,
F Fuchsberger.
Referee: Bauwens (Germany)
Attendance: 90,000
Scorers: 70' Frossi 1-0; 80' K.Kainberger 1-1; 92' Frossi 2-1.
Top scorers: Annibale Frossi (Italy) 7 goals
Berlin 1936: Italy
FAMILY NAME FIRST NAME DATE OF BIRTH POSITION APPEARANCES GOALS FINALIST
Baldo Giuseppe 27/07/1914 MF 4 0 F
Bertoni Sergio 23/09/1915 FW 3 0 F
Biagi Carlo 20/04/1914 FW 4 4 F
Cappelli Giulio 04/03/1911 FW 2 1
Foni Alfredo 20/01/1911 DF 4 0 F
Frossi Annibale 06/08/1911 FW 4 7 F
Gabriotti Francesco 12/08/1914 FW 1 0 F
Locatelli Ugo 05/02/1916 DF 4 0 F
Marchini Libero 31/10/1914 FW 4 0 F
Negro Alfonso 05/07/1915 FW 1 1
Piccini Achille 24/10/1911 MF 4 0 F
Rava Pietro 21/01/1916 DF 4 0 F
Scarabello Luigi 17/06/1916 FW 1 0
Venturini Bruno 26/09/1911 GK 4 0 F
COACH: Vittorio Pozzo ITA
FINAL
London, August 13, 1948
Sweden 3-1 Yugoslavia
Sweden: Torsten Lindberg - Knut Nordahl, Erik Nilsson - Boerje Rosengren,
Bertil Nordahl, Sune Andersson - Kjell Rosen, Gunnar Gren, Gunnar
Nordahl, Henry Carlsson, Nils Liedholm.
Yugoslavia: L Lovric - M Brozovic, B Stankovic - Zlatko Cajkovkski,
M Jovanovic, A Atanackovic - Z Cimermanic, R Mitic, S Bobek,
Zeljko Cajkovski, B Vukas.
Referee: Ling (England)
Attendance: 60,000
Scorers: 24' Gren 1-0; 42' Bobek 1-1; 48' G.Nordahl 2-1; 67' Gren 3-1.
Top scorers: John Hansen (Denmark) 7 goals
Gunnar Nordahl (Sweden) 7 goals
London 1948: Sweden
FAMILY NAME FIRST NAME DATE OF BIRTH POSITION APPEARANCES GOALS FINALIST
Andersson Sune 22/02/1921 MF 4 0 F
Carlsson Henry “Garvis” 27/10/1917 FW 4 5 F
Gren Gunnar 31/10/1920 MF 4 3 F
Leander Börje 07/03/1918 MF 2 0
Liedholm Nils 08/10/1922 MF 4 2 F
Lindberg Torsten 14/04/1917 GK 4 0 F
Nilsson Erik 06/08/1916 DF 4 0 F
Nordahl Bertil 26/07/1917 DF 4 0 F
Nordahl Gunnar 19/10/1921 FW 4 7 F
Nordahl Knut 13/01/1920 DF 2 0 F
Rosén Kjell 24/04/1921 MF 4 5 F
Rosengren Birger 29/10/1917 MF 4 0 F
Coach: Rudolf “Putte” Kock SWE
FINAL
Helsinki, August 2, 1952
Hungary 2-0 Yugoslavia
Hungary: Gyula Grosics - Jenoe Buzanszky, Mihaly Lantos - Joszef Bozsik,
Gyula Lorant, Jozsef Zakarias - Nandor Hidegkuti, Sandor Kocsis,
Peter Palotas, Ferenc Puskas, Zoltan Czibor.
Yugoslavia: V Beara - B Stankovic, T Crnkovic - Zlatko Cajkovski, I Horvat -
V Boskov, V Ognjanov, R Mitic, B Vukas, S Bobek, B Zebec.
Referee: Ellis (England)
Attendance: 60,000
Scorers: 25' Puskas 1-0; 88' Czibor 2-0.
Top scorers: Rajko Mitic (Yugoslavia) 7 goals
Branco Zebec (Yugoslavia) 7 goals
Helsinki 1952: Hungary
FAMILY NAME FIRST NAME DATE OF BIRTH POSITION APPEARANCES GOALS FINALIST
Bozsik József 28/11/1925 MF 5 1 F
Budai László 19/07/1928 FW 1 0
Buzánszky Jenő 04/05/1925 DF 4 0 F
Csordás Lajos 06/10/1932 MF 2 0
Czibor Zoltán 23/08/1929 FW 4 2 F
Dalnoki Jenő 12/12/1932 DF 1 0
Grosics Gyula 04/02/1926 GK 5 0 F
Hidegkuti Nándor 03/03/1922 FW 4 1 F
Kocsis Sándor 21/09/1929 MF 5 6 F
Kovács Imre 26/11/1921 MF 1 0
Lantos Mihály 29/09/1928 DF 5 1 F
Lóránt Gyula 06/02/1923 DF 5 0 F
Palotás Péter 27/06/1929 FW 4 4 F
Puskás Ferenc 02/04/1927 FW 5 4 F
Zakariás József 25/03/1924 MF 4 0 F
Coach: Gusztáv Sebes HUN
FINAL
Melbourne
08/12/1956 Soviet Union 1-0 Yugoslavia
Soviet Union: Yachin - Baschaschkin, Ogognikov - Kuznetsov, Netto,
Maslenkin - Tatushin, Isaev, Simonian, Salinikov, Ilyin.
Yugoslavia: Radenkovic - Koscak, Radovic - Santek, Spajic, Krstic -
Sekularac, Antic, Papek, Veselinovic, Mujic.
Referee: Wright (Australia)
Attendance: 120,000
Scorer: 48' Ilyin 1-0.
Top scorers: Todor Veselinovic (Yugoslavia) 4 goals
Milanov (Bulgaria) 4 goals
D'Souza (India) 4 goals
Melbourne 1956: Soviet Union
FAMILY NAME FIRST NAME DATE OF BIRTH POSITION APPEARANCES GOALS FINALIST
Bashashkin Anatoli 23/02/1924 DF 5 0 F
Betsa Iosif 06/11/1929 MF 1 0
Ilyin Anatoli 27/06/1931 FW 2 1 F
Isayev Anatoli 14/07/1932 FW 3 1 F
Ivanov Valentin 19/11/1934 FW 3 1
Kuznetsov Boris 14/07/1928 DF 3 0 F
Maslyonkin Anatoli 26/06/1930 DF 2 0 F
Netto Igor 09/01/1930 MF 5 1 F
Ogonkov Mikhail 24/06/1932 DF 3 0 F
Paramonov Aleksei 21/02/1925 MF 2 0
Razinsky Boris 12/07/1933 GK 1 0
Ryzhkin Vladimir 29/12/1930 FW 3 0
Salnikov Sergei 13/09/1925 FW 4 2 F
Simonyan Nikita 12/10/1926 FW 1 0 F
Streltsov Eduard 21/07/1937 FW 4 2
Tatushin Boris 31/03/1933 FW 5 1 F
Tishchenko Nikolai 10/12/1926 DF 4 0
Yashin Lev 22/10/1929 GK 4 0 F
Coach: Gavriil Kachalin URS
FINAL
Flaminio Stadium, Rome, 10th September 1960
Yugoslavia 3-1 Denmark
Galic Nielsen F
Matous
Kostic
Yugoslavia: Vidinic; Roganovic, Jusufi; Perusic, Durkovic, Zanetic;
Ankovic, Matous, Galic, Knez, Kostic
Denmark: From, Henry; Andersen, Poul; Jensen, Poul;
Hansen, Bent; Nielsen, Hans Christian; Nielsen, Flemming;
Pedersen, Poul; Troelsen, Tommy; Nielsen, Harald; Enoksen, Henning;
Sørensen, Jørn
Referee: Lo Bello (Italy)
Attendance: 40,000
Top scorers: H. Nielsen (Denmark) 8 goals
Rome 1960: Yugoslavia
FAMILY NAME FIRST NAME DATE OF BIRTH POSITION APPEARANCES GOALS FINALIST
Anković Andrija 16/07/1937 FW 2 0 F
Durković Vladimir 06/11/1937 DF 5 0 F
Galić Milan 08/03/1938 FW 5 7 F
Jusufi Fahrudin 08/12/1939 DF 5 0 F
Knez Tomislav 09/06/1938 FW 5 2 F
Kostić Borivoje 14/06/1930 MF 5 6 F
Kozlina Aleksandar 20/12/1938 MF 2 0
Maravić Dušan 07/03/1939 MF 3 0
Matuš Željko 09/08/1935 MF 2 1 F
Perušić Željko 23/03/1936 MF 5 0 F
Roganović Novak 14/01/1932 DF 3 0 F
Sombolac Velimir 27/02/1939 DF 2 0
Šoškić Milutin 31/12/1937 GK 3 0
Takač Silvester 08/11/1940 MF 1 0
Vidinić Blagoja 11/06/1934 GK 2 0 F
Žanetić Ante 18/01/1936 MF 5 0 F
Coach: Aleksandar Tirnanić YUG
FINAL
Hungary 2-1 Czechoslovakia
Played at the National Stadium in Tokyo on October 23.
Referee: Ashkenazi (Israel) Att: 75 000
1-0 own goal (Weiss) 47' 2-0 Bene 59' 2-1 Brumowsky 80'
Hungary: Antal Szentimihályi (Gelei) - Dezsö Novák, Kálmán
Ihász - Gusztáv Szepesi (Palotai), Arpád Orban, Fernec Nogradi -
János Farkas, Tibor Csernai, Ferenc Bene, Imre Komora, Sándor Katona
Czechoslovakia: Frantisek Schmucker - Anton Urban, Karel Picman -
Josef Vojta, Vladimir Weiss, Jan Geleta- Jan Brumowsky, Ivan Mraz,
Karel Lichtnegel, Vojtech Masny, Frantisek Valosek
Top scorers: Ferenc Bene (Hungary) 12 goals
Tokyo 1964: Hungary
FAMILY NAME FIRST NAME DATE OF BIRTH POSITION APPEARANCES GOALS FINALIST
Bene Ferenc 17/12/1944 FW 5 12 F
Csernai Tibor 03/12/1938 MF 4 6 F
Farkas János 27/03/1942 FW 5 1 F
Gelei József 29/06/1938 GK 2 0
Ihász Kálmán 06/03/1941 DF 5 0 F
Katona Sándor 21/02/1943 FW 5 0 F
Komora Imre 05/06/1940 MF 5 2 F
Nógrádi Ferenc 15/11/1940 MF 4 0 F
Novák Dezső 03/02/1939 DF 5 0 F
Orbán Árpád 14/03/1938 DF 5 0 F
Palotai Károly 11/09/1935 DF 4 0
Szentmihályi Antal 03/06/1937 GK 3 0 F
Szepesi Gusztáv 17/07/1939 DF 2 0 F
Varga Zoltán 01/01/1945 MF 1 0
Coach: Lajos Baróti HUN
Hungary 4-1 Bulgaria
Played in Mexico City on October 26.
Referee: Le de Diego (Mexico) Att: 75 000
0-1 Dimitrov 22' 1-1 Menczel 40' 2-1 A Dunai 41'
3-1 A Dunai 49' 4-1 Juhasz 62'
Hungary: Károly Fater - Dezsö Novák, Lajos Dunai, Miklós Páncsics,
Ivan Menczel- Lajos Szücs, Lászlo Fazekas - Antal Dunai, László
Nagy, Ernö Noskó, Istvan Juhász (sent off)
Bulgaria: Stoyan Yordanov - Atanasse Guerov, Guergui Christakiev,
Milko Gadarski, Kiril Ivkov (sent off 43') - Ivalo Georgiev,
Tzvetan Dimitrov (sent off 42') - Evgueni Yantchovski (Kirik
Christov), Petar Jekov, Atanasse Christov (sent off 43'), Asparoukh
Donev (Gueorgui Ivanov)
Top scorers: Kunishige Yamamoto (Japan) 7 goals
Mexico City 1968: Hungary
FAMILY NAME FIRST NAME DATE OF BIRTH POSITION APPEARANCES GOALS FINALIST
Básti István 19/11/1944 FW 4 0
Dunai Antal 21/03/1943 FW 6 6 F
Dunai Lajos 29/11/1942 DF 4 0 F
Fatér Károly 09/04/1940 GK 6 0 F
Fazekas László 15/10/1947 FW 6 1 F
Juhász István 17/07/1945 MF 6 1 F
Keglovich László 04/02/1940 DF 1 0
Kocsis Lajos 18/06/1947 MF 4 0
Menczel Iván 14/12/1941 DF 6 3 F
Nagy László 21/10/1949 FW 4 0 F
Noskó Ernő 26/05/1945 DF 6 0 F
Novák Dezső 03/02/1939 DF 5 2 F
Páncsics Miklós 04/02/1944 DF 6 0 F
Sárközi István 21/10/1947 FW 2 1
Szalay Miklós 06/12/1946 MF 2 0
Szarka Zoltán 12/08/1942 GK 1 0
Szucs Lajos 10/12/1943 MF 6 4 F
Coach: Károly Sós HUN
FINAL
München, September 10, 1972
Poland 2-1 Hungary
Poland: Kostka - Gut, Cmikiewicz, Gorgon, Anczok, Szoltysik, Deyna
(Szymczak), Kraska, Maszczyk, Lubanski, Gadocha.
Hungary: Geczi - Vepi, Pancsics, Juhasz, Szuzc, Kozma, A Dunai (Toth),
Ku (Kocsis), Varadi, E Dunai, Balint.
Referee: Tschenscher (West Germany)
Attendance: 50,000.
Scorers: 42' Varadi 0-1; 47' Deyna 1-1; 68' Deyna 2-1.
Top scorers: Deyna (Poland) 9 goals
Munich 1972: Poland
FAMILY NAME FIRST NAME DATE OF BIRTH POSITION APPEARANCES GOALS FINALIST
Anczok Zygmunt 14/03/1946 DF 7 0 F
Ćmikiewicz Lesław 25/08/1948 MF 7 0 F
Deyna Kazimierz 23/10/1947 MF 7 9 F
Gadocha Robert 10/01/1946 FW 7 6 F
Gorgoń Jerzy 18/07/1949 DF 7 2 F
Gut Zbigniew 17/04/1949 DF 4 0 F
Kmiecik Kazimierz 19/09/1951 FW 3 1
Kostka Hubert 27/05/1940 GK 7 0 F
Kraska Jerzy 24/12/1951 DF 6 0 F
Lato Grzegorz 08/04/1950 FW 1 0
Lubański Włodzimierz 28/02/1947 FW 7 2 F
Marx Joachim 31/08/1944 FW 2 0
Maszczyk Zygmunt 03/05/1945 MF 6 0 F
Ostafiński Marian 08/12/1946 DF 3 0
Szołtysik Zygfryd 24/10/1942 MF 5 1 F
Szymanowski Antoni 13/01/1951 DF 6 0
Szymczak Ryszard 14/12/1944 FW 2 0 F
Coach: Kazimierz Górski POL
FINAL
Montreal, 31st July, 1976
East Germany 3-1 (2-0) Poland
East Germany:
Croy, Lauck, Weise, Dörner, Kurbjuweit, Kische, Schade, Riediger (Bransch),
Höfner, Lowe (Grobner), Hoffmann.
Poland:
Tomaszewski (Mowlik), Szymanowski, Wieczorek, Zmuda, Wawrowski, Maszczyk,
Deyna, Kasperczak, Lato, Szarmach, Kmiecik.
Referee: Ramon Barreto (Uruguay)
Attendance: 71,617, Olympic Stadium
Scorers:
1-0 [ 7'] Schade; 2-0 [14'] Hoffmann; 2-1 [59'] Lato; 3-1 [79'] Höfner
Top scorer: Szarmach (Poland) 6 goals
Montreal 1976: East Germany
FAMILY NAME FIRST NAME DATE OF BIRTH POSITION APPEARANCES GOALS FINALIST
Bransch Bernd 24/09/1944 DF 1 0 F
Croy Jürgen 19/10/1946 GK 5 0 F
Dörner Hans-Jürgen 25/01/1951 DF 5 4 F
Grapenthin Hans-Ulrich 02/09/1943 GK 1 0
Gröbner Wilfried 18/12/1949 DF 1 0 F
Häfner Reinhard 02/02/1952 MF 5 1 F
Heidler Gert 30/01/1948 FW 4 0
Hoffmann Martin 22/03/1955 FW 5 1 F
Kische Gerd 23/10/1951 DF 5 0 F
Kurbjuweit Lothar 06/11/1950 DF 5 1 F
Lauck Reinhard 16/09/1946 MF 5 0 F
Löwe Wolfram 14/05/1945 FW 5 1 F
Riedel Dieter 16/09/1947 FW 1 0
Riediger Hans-Jürgen 20/12/1955 FW 3 1 F
Schade Hartmut 13/11/1954 MF 4 1 F
Weber Gerd 31/05/1956 MF 2 0
Weise Konrad 17/08/1951 DF 5 0 F
Coach: Georg Buschner DDR
FINAL
Moscow, August 2, 1980
Czechoslovakia 1-0 East Germany
Czechoslovakia: Seman - Mazura, Macela, Radimec, Rygel - Rott,
Berger, Stambachr - Vizek (Svoboda), Licka,
Pokluda (Nemec).
East Germany: Rudwaleit - Muller, Hause (Liebers), Trieloff,
Ullrich - Schnuphase, Terletzki, Steinbach - Baum,
Netz, Kuhn.
Referee: Azim Zade (Soviet Union)
Attendance: 70,000
Scorer: 77' Svoboda 1-0.
Top scorer: Sergei Andreev (Soviet Union) 5 goals
Moscow 1980: Czechoslovakia
FAMILY NAME FIRST NAME DATE OF BIRTH POSITION APPEARANCES GOALS FINALIST
Berger Jan 27/11/1955 MF 6 1 F
Kunzo František 17/09/1954 DF 4 0
Lička Werner 15/09/1954 FW 6 1 F
Macela Ludĕk 03/10/1950 DF 5 0 F
Mazura Josef 23/04/1956 DF 5 0 F
Nĕmec Petr 07/06/1957 MF 3 0 F
Pokluda Lubomír 17/03/1958 MF 6 2 F
Radimec Libor 22/05/1950 DF 6 0 F
Rott Oldřich 26/05/1951 MF 5 0 F
Rygel Zdenĕk 01/03/1951 DF 2 0 F
Seman Stanislav 06/08/1952 GK 6 0 F
Šreiner Zdenĕk 02/06/1954 MF 3 1
Štambachr František 13/02/1953 MF 4 0 F
Svoboda Jindřich 14/09/1952 FW 4 1 F
Václavíček Rostislav 07/12/1946 DF 2 0
Vízek Ladislav 22/01/1955 FW 6 4 F
Coach: František Havránek TCH
FINAL
Los Angeles, August 11, 1984
France 2-0 Brazil
France: Rust - Ayache, Bibard, Jeannol, Zanon - Lemoult, Rohr,
G Lacombe - Bijotat, Xuereb (Cubaynes), Brisson (Garande).
Brazil: R Gilmar - Ronaldo, Pinga, Mauro Galvao, Andre Luis -
Ademir, Dunga, Gilmar - Tonho (Milton Cruz), Kita (Chicao),
Silvinho.
Referee: Keizer (Netherlands)
Attendance: 101,000
Scorers: 55' Brisson 1-0; 62 Xuereb 2-0.
Top scorers: Cvetkovic (Yugoslavia) 5 goals
Deveric (Yugoslavia) 5 goals
Xuereb (France) 5 goals
Los Angeles 1984: France
FAMILY NAME FIRST NAME DATE OF BIRTH POSITION APPEARANCES GOALS FINALIST
Ayache William 10/01/1961 DF 6 0 F
Bibard Michel 30/11/1958 DF 3 0 F
Bijotat Dominique 03/01/1961 MF 6 1 F
Brisson François 09/04/1958 FW 5 3 F
Cubaynes Patrick 06/05/1960 FW 2 0 F
Garande Patrice 27/11/1960 FW 3 1 F
Jeannol Philippe 06/08/1958 DF 5 1 F
Lacombe Guy 13/06/1955 FW 6 1 F
Lemoult Jean-Claude 28/08/1960 MF 5 1 F
Rohr Jean-Philippe 23/12/1961 MF 5 0 F
Rust Albert 10/10/1953 GK 6 0 F
Sénac Didier 02/10/1958 DF 5 0
Thouvenel Jean-Christophe 08/10/1958 DF 5 0
Touré José 24/04/1961 MF 4 0
Xuereb Daniel 22/06/1959 FW 6 5 F
Zanon Jean-Louis 30/11/1960 MF 2 0 F
Coach: Henri Michel FRA
FINAL (1/10)
Seoul
Soviet Union 2 - 1 Brazil (aet, FT 1-1)
Soviet Union: Kharin - Ketashvili, Yarovenko, Gorlukovich, Losev -
Kuznetsov, Dobrovolski, Mikhailichenko, Tatarchuk -
Liuti (Skliyarov), Narbekovas (Savichev).
Brazil: Taffarel - Luis Carlos, Aloisio, Andre Cruz, Jorginho - Andrade,
Milton, Neto (Edmar) - Careca II, Bebeto (Joao Paulo), Romario.
Referee: Gerard Bignet (France)
Attendance: 75 000
Scorers: 30' Romario 0-1; 61' Dobrovolski (pen) 1-1; 103' Savichev 2-1.
Top scorers: Romario (Brazil) 7 goals
Seoul 1988: Soviet Union
FAMILY NAME FIRST NAME DATE OF BIRTH POSITION APPEARANCES GOALS FINALIST
Borodyuk Aleksandr 30/11/1962 MF 2 0
Cherednik Aleksei 15/09/1960 DF 4 0
Dobrovolski Igor 27/08/1967 FW 6 6 F
Fokin Sergei 26/07/1961 DF 1 0
Gorlukovich Sergei 18/11/1961 DF 6 0 F
Janonis Arvydas 06/11/1960 DF 1 0
Ketashvili Gela 27/09/1965 DF 6 0 F
Kharine Dmitri 16/08/1968 GK 6 0 F
Kuznetsov Yevgeni 30/08/1961 MF 5 0 F
Losev Viktor 25/01/1959 DF 6 0 F
Lyutyi Volodymyr 20/04/1962 MF 6 0 F
Mykhaylychenko Oleksiy 30/03/1963 MF 6 5 F
Narbekovas Arminas 28/01/1965 MF 6 2 F
Ponomaryov Igor 24/02/1960 MF 1 0
Savichev Yuri 13/02/1965 FW 5 1 F
Sklyarov Igor 31/08/1966 DF 2 0 F
Tatarchuk Vladimir 25/04/1966 MF 5 0 F
Yarovenko Evgeny 17/08/1963 DF 4 0 F
Coach: Anatoliy Byshovets URS
FINAL
August 8, 1992 Att: 95,000 Ref: Jose Torres (COL)
Spain 3-2 (0-1) Poland
0-1 44' Kowalczyk
1-1 65' Abelardo
2-1 72' Quico
2-2 76' Staniek
3-2 90' Quico
Spain: Toni - Abelardo, Lopez, Solozabal, Ferrere, Guardiola,
Berges, Lasa (Amavisca 53'), Luis Enrique, Alfonso, Quico
Poland: Klak - Jalocha (M.Swierczewski 56'), Kozminski, Waldoch,
Lapinski, Gesior, Brzeczek, Kobylanski, Staniek, Kowalczyk, Juskowiak
TOPSCORERS
1. Andrzej JUSKOWIAK (Poland) 7 goals
Barcelona 1992: Spain
FAMILY NAME FIRST NAME DATE OF BIRTH POSITION APPEARANCES GOALS FINALIST
Amavisca Gárate José Emilio 19/06/1971 MF 3 0 F
Berges Martín Rafael 21/01/1971 DF 6 2 F
Fernández Antuña Abelardo 19/03/1970 DF 5 2 F
Ferrer Llopis Albert 06/06/1970 DF 5 0 F
Guardiola Sala Josep 18/01/1971 MF 6 1 F
Hernández Sánchez Miguel 19/02/1970 DF 2 0
Jiménez Sistachs Antonio “Toni” 12/10/1970 GK 6 0 F
Lasa Goikoetxea Mikel 09/09/1971 DF 6 0 F
López Martínez Juan Manuel “Juanma” 03/09/1969 DF 4 0 F
Martínez García Luis Enrique 08/05/1970 MF 6 1 F
Narváez Machón Francisco Miguel “Kiko” 26/04/1972 FW 6 5 F
Pérez Muñoz Alfonso 26/09/1972 FW 5 1 F
Pinilla Miranda Antonio 25/02/1971 FW 2 0
Soler Atencia Francisco “Paco” 05/03/1970 MF 4 1
Solozábal Villanueva Roberto 15/09/1969 DF 6 1 F
Vidal Nova Gabriel 05/10/1969 MF 2 0
Villabona Etxaleku David 05/12/1969 MF 2 0
Coach: Vicente Miera Campos ESP
FINAL
Athens, August 3, 1996.
Nigeria 3-2 Argentina
Nigeria: Dosu, Obaraku (61' Oruma), West, Okechukwu, Babayaro, Oliseh,
Ikpeba (74' Amunike), Okocha (59' Lawal), Babangida, Kanu,
Amokachi.
Argentina: Cavallero, Zanetti, Ayala, Sensini, Chamot, Bassedas, Almeyda,
Ortega, Morales (58' Simeone), Lopez, Crespo.
Referee: Collina (Italy)
Attendance: 86,100.
Scorers: 3' Lopez 0-1; 27' Babayaro 1-1; 50' Crespo (pen) 1-2;
74' Amokachi 2-2; 89' Amunike 3-2.
Top scorers: Bebeto (Brazil) 6 goals
Crespo (Argentina) 6 goals
NIGERIA 1996Atlanta 1996: Nigeria
FAMILY NAME FIRST NAME DATE OF BIRTH POSITION APPEARANCES GOALS FINALIST
Amokachi Daniel 30/12/1972 FW 6 1 F
Amuneke Emmanuel 25/12/1970 MF 6 1 F
Babangida Tijani 25/09/1973 FW 6 1 F
Babayaro Celestine 29/08/1978 DF 5 2 F
Dosu Joseph 19/06/1973 GK 6 0 F
Fatusi Teslim 17/09/1977 FW 3 0
Ikpeba Victor 12/06/1973 FW 6 1 F
Kanu Nwankwo 01/08/1976 FW 6 3 F
Lawal Garba 22/05/1974 MF 6 0 F
Obafemi Abiodun 25/12/1973 DF 1 0
Okechukwu Uche 27/09/1967 DF 6 0 F
Okocha Augustine “Jay-Jay” 14/08/1973 MF 6 2 F
Oliseh Sunday 14/09/1974 MF 5 0 F
Oparaku Mobi 01/12/1976 DF 6 0 F
Oruma Wilson 30/12/1976 MF 2 0 F
West Taribo 26/03/1974 DF 6 0 F
Coach: Johannes “Jo” Bonfrère NED
FINAL
Sep 30 Sydney OS 12:00 Cameroon 2-2 Spain [asdet, 5-3 pen] [Amaya 53og, Samuel Eto'o 58; Xavi 2, Gabri 45] [ref: Felipe Ramos Rizo (Mexico); att: 98,212]
[Cameroon: 18-Carlos Idriss Kameni; 3-Pierre Wome, 5-Patrice Abanda, 13-Aaron Nguimbat (11-Daniel Ngom Kome 46), 17-Serge Branco (15-Joel Epalle 91); 12-Lauren Etame Mayer, 8-Geremi Njitap, 7-Nicolas Alnoudji (2-Albert Meyong Ze 111), 4-Serge Mimpo; 10-Patrick Mboma, 9-Samuel Eto'o; trainer: Akono;
Spain: 1-Aranzubia; 12-Puyol, 2-Lacruz, 4-Marchena, 14-Amaya;6-Albelda, 8-Xavi, 16-Toni Velamazan (10-Gabri 26), 7-Angulo (3-Capdevila 75), 9-Jose Mari, 17-Tamudo, (11-Ferron 49); trainer: Sáez Ruiz]
red cards: Gabri 70, Jose Mari 90]
Sydney 2000: Cameroon
FAMILY NAME FIRST NAME DATE OF BIRTH POSITION APPEARANCES GOALS FINALIST
Abanda Patrice 03/08/1978 DF 6 0 F
Alnoudji Nicolas 09/12/1979 MF 6 1 F
Beaud Clément 07/12/1980 MF 1 0
Bekono Daniel 31/05/1978 GK 3 0
Branco Serge 11/10/1980 DF 5 0 F
Epalle Joël 20/02/1978 MF 4 0 F
Etame-Mayer Laureano “Lauren” 19/01/1977 DF 6 2 F
Eto'o Samuel 10/03/1981 FW 6 1 F
Kameni Idriss Carlos 18/02/1984 GK 3 0 F
M'Bami Modeste 09/10/1982 MF 3 1
M'Boma Patrick 15/11/1970 FW 6 4 F
Meyong Ze Albert 19/10/1980 FW 3 0 F
Mimpo Serge 06/02/1974 MF 6 0 F
Ngom Kome Daniel 19/05/1980 MF 3 0 F
Nguimbat Aaron 13/03/1978 DF 5 0 F
N'Jitap Geremi 20/12/1978 MF 5 0 F
Suffo Patrick 17/01/1978 FW 3 0
Wome Pierre 26/03/1979 DF 6 0 F
Coach: Jean-Paul Akono CMR
FINALArgentina 1-0 Paraguay Stadium: Olympic Stadium (Greece)
[TEVEZ Carlos 18]
ARG: LUX German, AYALA Roberto, COLOCCINI Fabricio, MASCHERANO Javier, HEINZE Gabriel, DELGADO Cesar (RODRIGUEZ Clemente 76), TEVEZ Carlos, GONZALEZ Cristian, ROSALES Mauro, D’ALESSANDRO Andres, GONZALEZ Luis.
PAR: BARRETO Diego, MARTINEZ Emilio, MANZUR Julio, GAMARRA Carlos, ESQUIVEL Celso (GONZALEZ Julio 76), GIMENEZ Pablo, BARRETO Edgar (CRISTALDO Ernesto 72), BAREIRO Fredy, FIGUEREDO Diego, TORRES Aureliano, ENCISO Julio Cesar (DIAZ Osvaldo 63).
REF: VASSARAS Kyros (GRE)
YELLOW CARDS:
ARG: GONZALEZ Cristian 48.
PAR: GAMARRA Carlos 30, MANZUR Julio 37, ESQUIVEL Celso 45, FIGUEREDO Diego 65, TORRES Aureliano 72, FIGUEREDO Diego 82, GONZALEZ Julio 87.
RED CARDS:
PAR: MARTINEZ Emilio 66 (Red Card), FIGUEREDO Diego 82 (2nd Yellow)
ATT: 41,116
Athens 2004: Argentina
FAMILY NAME FIRST NAME DATE OF BIRTH POSITION APPEARANCES GOALS FINALIST
Ayala Roberto Fabián 14/04/1973 DF 6 0 F
Burdisso Nicolás Andrés 12/04/1981 DF 3 0
Coloccini Fabricio 22/01/1982 DF 6 0 F
D'Alessandro Andrés Nicolás 15/04/1981 MF 6 1 F
Delgado César Fabián 18/08/1981 FW 6 2 F
González Cristian Alberto “Kily” 04/08/1974 MF 6 1 F
González Luis Oscar “Lucho” 19/01/1981 MF 6 1 F
González Mariano Nicolás 05/05/1981 MF 3 1
Heinze Gabriel Iván 19/04/1978 DF 6 1 F
Lux Germán Darío 07/06/1982 GK 6 0 F
Mascherano Javier Alejandro 08/06/1984 MF 6 0 F
Medina Nicolás Rubén 17/02/1982 MF 3 0
Rodríguez Clemente Juan 31/07/1981 DF 4 0 F
Rosales Mauro Damián 24/02/1981 FW 6 1 F
Saviola Javier Pedro 11/12/1981 FW 3 1
Tévez Carlos Alberto 05/02/1984 FW 6 8 F
Coach: Marcelo Alberto Bielsa ARG
GOLD MEDAL MATCH
[Aug 23]
In Beijing (National Stadium - Bird's Nest)
Nigeria 0
Argentina 1 (Angel Di Maria 58)
HT: 0-0. Att: 89,102. Ref: Viktor Kassai (Hungary).
NGA: 1-Ambruse Vanzekin; 2-Chibuzor Okonkwo, 4-Onyekachi Apam, 5-Dele
Adeleye, 13-Olubayo Adefemi; 12-Ebenezer Ajilore, 10-Promise Isaac
© (17-Emmanuel Ekpo 70), 6-Monday James; 9-Victor Obinna,
11-Solomon Okoronkwo (16-Victor Anichebe 64), 14-Peter Odemwingie.
Coach: Samson Siasia.
ARG: 18-Sergio Romero; 4-Pablo Zabaleta, 12-Nicolas Pareja, 2-Ezequiel
Garay, 3-Luciano Monzon; 14-Javier Mascherano, 5-Fernando Gago,
10-Juan Roman Riquelme ©, 11-Angel Di Maria (8-Ever Banega 88);
15-Lionel Messi (9-Ezequiel Lavezzi 90+3), 16-Sergio Aguero
(7-Jose Ernesto Sosa 79).
Coach: Sergio Batista.
Booked: NGA - Obinna 51, Apam 68.
ARG - Di Maria 74, Monzon 81, Riquelme 82.
GOALSCORERS:
4 - Giuseppe Rossi (Italy).
Beijing 2008: Argentina
FAMILY NAME FIRST NAME DATE OF BIRTH POSITION APPEARANCES GOALS FINALIST
Acosta Lautaro Germán 14/03/1988 FW 3 1
Agüero Sergio Leonel 02/06/1988 FW 5 2 F
Banega Éver Maximiliano 29/06/1988 MF 3 0 F
Buonanotte Diego Mario 19/04/1988 MF 1 1
di María Ángel Fabián 14/02/1988 MF 6 2 F
Fazio Federico Julián 17/03/1987 DF 2 0
Gago Fernando Rubén 10/04/1986 MF 6 0 F
Garay Ezequiel Marcelo 10/10/1986 DF 5 0 F
Lavezzi Ezequiel Iván 03/05/1985 FW 5 2 F
Mascherano Javier Alejandro 08/06/1984 MF 6 0 F
Messi Lionel Andrés 24/06/1987 FW 5 2 F
Monzón Luciano Fabián 13/04/1987 DF 6 0 F
Pareja Nicolás Martín 19/01/1984 DF 5 0 F
Riquelme Juan Román 24/06/1978 MF 5 1 F
Romero Sergio Germán 22/02/1987 GK 4 0 F
Sosa José Ernesto 19/06/1985 MF 5 0 F
Ustari Oscar Alfredo 03/07/1986 GK 3 0
Zabaleta Pablo Javier 16/01/1985 MF 6 0 F
Coach: Sergio Daniel Batista ARG
ARGENTINA BI CAMPEON OLIMPICO 2004 2008
Only 12 players have won the Olympic Football Tournament twice:
José Leandro Andrade URU 1924, 1928
Pedro Arispe URU 1924, 1928
Arthur Berry GBR 1908, 1912
Pedro Cea URU 1924, 1928
Javier Alejandro Mascherano ARG 2004, 2008
Andrés Mazali URU 1924, 1928
José Nasazzi URU 1924, 1928
Dezső Novák HUN 1964, 1968
Pedro Petrone URU 1924, 1928
Héctor Scarone URU 1924, 1928
Santos Urdinarán URU 1924, 1928
Vivian Woodward GBR 1908, 1912
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