Men's Football Tournament at the Summer Olympic Games 2020

[NearPup 3,072]

Congrats to for overtaking on the all time Olympic Football medal table for the second Olympics in a row :P

[pdr4332 218]

Hats off to ! At this rate they really get to the 8 gold medals by tomorrow afternoon.

[thiago_simoes 1,423]

3 minutes ago, NearPup said:

is going to be really hard to overtake on the overall table tho :P

 "only" needs to win the men's and women's tournament in Paris. 

 

And if we use the same system the US uses on medal tables -- most total medals first -- Brazil leads the overall medal table with nine total medals against eight from the United States.

[Dunadan 1,103]

And Dani Alves adds another trophy to his endless cabinet.

[hckošice 14,897]

Men's Tournament
Final Results

 

Brazil

Santos

Gabriel Menino

Diego Carlos

Ricardo Graca

Luiz Douglas

Guilherme Arana

Paulinho

Bruno Guimaraes

Matheus Cunha

Richarlison

Antony

Brenno

Dani Alves

Bruno Fuchs

Nino

Abner

Malcom

Matheus Henrique

Reinier

Claudinho

Gabriel Martinelli

Lucao

 

Spain

Unai Simon

Oscar Mingueza

Marc Cucurella

Pau Torres

Jesus Vallejo

Martin Zubimendi

Marco Asensio

Mikel Merino

Rafa Mir

Dani Ceballos

Mikel Oyarzabal

Eric Garcia

Alvaro Fernandez

Carlos Soler

Jon Moncayola

Pedri Gonzalez

Javier Puado

Oscar Gil

Dani Olmo

Juan Miranda

Bryan Gil

Ivan Villar

 

Mexico

Luis Malagon

Jorge Sanchez

Cesar Montes

Jesus Angulo

Johan Vasquez

Vladimir Lorona

Luis Romo

Carlos Rodriguez

Henry Martin

Diego Lainez

Alexis Vega

Adrian Mora

Guillermo Ochoa

Erick Aguirre

Uriel Antuna

Joaquin Esquivel

Sebastian Cordova

Eduardo Aguirre

Ricardo Angulo

Fernando Beltran

Roberto Alvarado

Sebastian Jurado

 

 

Gold Medal Match

 

  Brazil   (ET)2 - 1  Spain 

 

Bronze Medal Match

 

Mexico  3 - 1  Japan

 

Full Tournament Results Here

[vinipereira 3,247]

2 hours ago, Quasit said:

Brazil shows non-Europe can still win an intercontinental men's tournament.  

Interesting enough, an european team doesn't win the men's tournament since 1992 (Spain).             the champions since then.

[vinipereira 3,247]

I'm happy for the result, but it's the third consecutive Football final I was sleeping, although when I was in Rio it was very hard because people were celebrating like crazy (the whole city stopped to watch that match). It's just that stage of the Games in which I'm very tired to watch a 2h30 long event

[intoronto 5,677]

Congrats Brazil! I still have some vivid memories of 2002... it was the first WC I followed along and remember... and now another title. It has come full circle.

 

[thiago_simoes 1,423]

1 hour ago, vinipereira said:

Interesting enough, an european team doesn't win the men's tournament since 1992 (Spain).             the champions since then.

I wonder if this has anything to do with the low number of European teams allowed to qualify. However, at the same time, they are supposed to be the best of the best, still they have lost every single time in 7 years. 

[LDOG 2,418]

14 minutes ago, thiago_simoes said:

I wonder if this has anything to do with the low number of European teams allowed to qualify. However, at the same time, they are supposed to be the best of the best, still they have lost every single time in 7 years. 

It has to do with european clubs not releasing almost any good players.

Though this Spain was an exception to that, they had their best u23. But France and Germany on the other hand... not at all.