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TABLE OF CONTENTS GENERAL Olympic Football Tournaments Beijing 2008 Foreword from the FIFA President 4 Foreword from the chairman of the Organising Committee 5 Refereeing 6 Medical Report 10 FIFA delegation 198 TSG/Editorial 200 MEN’S OLYMPIC FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT Technical and Tactical Analysis 20 Story of the Tournament / various phases 34 Statistics 52 Results and Rankings 54 Venues and Stadiums 56 Match Telegrams – Group Matches 57 Standings after Group Matches 61 Match Telegrams – Quarter-Finals 62 Match Telegrams – Semi-Finals, Match for Third Place and Final 63 Offi cial FIFA Award 64 General Statistics 65 Tournament Facts and Rankings 71 Referees and Assistant Referees 76 Preliminary Competitions 78 Team Data 86 WOMEN’S OLYMPIC FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT Technical and Tactical Analysis 122 Story of the Tournament / various phases 130 Statistics 146 Results and Rankings 148 Venues and Stadiums 150 Match Telegrams – Group Matches 151 Standings after Group Matches 154 Match Telegrams – Quarter-Finals 155 Match Telegrams – Semi-Finals, Match for Third Place and Final 156 Offi cial FIFA Award 157 General Statistics 158 Tournament Facts and Rankings 163 Referees and Assistant Referees 168 Preliminary Competitions 169 Team Data 174 3
4 FOREWORD Joseph S. Blatter, FIFA President The Olympic Football Tournaments Beijing 2008 added to the gold medal tally of two teams who had won the tournament previously. In the men’s tournament, Argentina, who were victorious at Athens in 2004, once again stepped up to the top spot on the podium this year, followed by Nigeria and Brazil. In the women’s competition, the USA again claimed the title in a repeat of their 1996 and 2004 performances in Atlanta and Athens, respectively. As in 2004, Brazil clinched the silver, and Germany went home with bronze. The USA have won the gold medal three times and the silver once out of a total of four women’s Olympic tournaments. Both the men’s and women’s tournaments featured some top-quality matches. The public clearly appreciated the top-class football and came in their droves to the six stadiums hosting the 58 scheduled matches (Beijing – the Workers’ Stadium and the National Stadium, known as the “Bird’s Nest” – Shanghai, Shenyang, Qinhuangdao and Tianjin). The total of 2.14 million spectators (an average of 37,000 per match) set a new attendance record. We would like to congratulate the fans on the support and passion they showed. Congratulations also to Côte d’Ivoire (men) and China (women), who won the FIFA Fair Play Awards! We would also like to extend very sincere thanks to the Beijing Organising Committee for the Olympic Games (BOCOG). In the lead-up to the men’s tournament, there was much debate about the release by certain clubs of a number of under-23 players wishing to play for their Olympic teams. In the end, almost all of the players in question were able to participate, and we are convinced that the unique experience of participating in the Olympic Games – a tournament of such a high calibre and with such historical and emotional associations – will stand them in good stead in the course of their careers. In four years’ time, London will host the XXX Olympic Games. And, of course, it was in the British capital that football fi rst made an appearance at the Olympic Games in 1908 – exactly 100 years ago! Les Tournois Olympiques de Football, Pékin 2008 ont enrichi le palmarès de deux équipes déjà victorieuses par le passé. Chez les hommes, l’Argentine, médaillée d’or en 2004 à Athènes, est de nouveau montée sur la plus haute marche du podium cette année, suivie du Nigeria et du Brésil. Dans la catégorie féminine, les Américaines se sont imposées, rééditant ainsi leurs performances de 1996 à Atlanta et de 2004 à Athènes. Comme en 2004, le Brésil a décroché l’argent et l’Allemagne le bronze. En quatre éditions, les États-Unis ont remporté trois fois la médaille d’or et une fois la médaille d’argent. Les deux compétitions ont donné lieu à des matches de très haut niveau. Cela n’a pas échappé au public qui s’est déplacé en très grand nombre dans les six stades retenus (Pékin – le Stade des Ouvriers et le Stade National, dit « Nid d’oiseau » –, Shanghai, Shenyang, Qinhuangdao et Tianjin) pour accueillir les cinquante-huit matches programmés. Avec 2,14 millions de spectateurs (37 000 par match en moyenne), le record d’affl uence a été battu. Nous tenons à féliciter le public pour son soutien et sa ferveur. La Côte d’Ivoire (hommes) et la Chine (femmes) ont remporté le prix du Fair-play de la FIFA. Qu’elles en soient ici félicitées ! Nous adressons par ailleurs nos remerciements les plus sincères au BOCOG, le Comité d’Organisation de Pékin pour les XXIX e Jeux Olympiques. Le tournoi masculin a suscité un débat relatif à la mise à disposition, par certains clubs, de quelques joueurs de moins de 23 ans pour leur sélection olympique. Finalement, presque tous les joueurs concernés ont pu participer et nous sommes convaincus que cette expérience unique que représente pour un joueur la participation à une compétition de très haut niveau et d’une dimension historique et émotionnelle toute particulière comme le sont les Jeux Olympiques leur sera extrêmement profi table tout au long de leur future carrière. Dans quatre ans, les Jeux de la XXX e Olympiade se dérouleront à Londres. C’est précisément dans la cité britannique que le football fi t son apparition aux Jeux Olympiques en 1908. Il y a exactement … 100 ans !
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SECOND ROUND Quarter-fi nals 16.08.
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MATCH TELEGRAMS FIRST ROUND Group A
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Group C China PR, New Zealand, Braz
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STANDINGS AFTER GROUP MATCHES A 1.
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MATCH STATISTICS SEMI-FINALS AND FI
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TOURNAMENT FACTS AND RANKINGS NUMBE
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FIRST STAGE Group A 31.08.07 Surina
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COACH SERGIO BATISTA ARGENTINA 09.1
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COACH GRAHAM ARNOLD AUSTRALIA 03.08
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COACH JEAN-FRANCOIS DE SART BELGIUM
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COACH CARLOS DUNGA BRAZIL 31.10.196
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COACH MARTIN FELIX NDTOUNGOU MPILE
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COACH RATOMIR DUJKOVIC SERBIA 24.02
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COACH GERARD GILI FRANCE 07.08.1952
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COACH GILBERTO YEARWOOD HONDURAS 15
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COACH PIERLUIGI CASIRAGHI ITALY 04.
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COACH YASUHARU SORIMACHI JAPAN 08.0
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COACH PARK SUNG-WHA KOREA 07.05.195
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COACH FOPPE DE HAAN NETHERLANDS 26.
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COACH STUART REX JACOBS NEW ZEALAND
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COACH SAMSON SIASIA NIGERIA 14.08.1
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COACH MIROSLAV DJUKIC SERBIA 19.02.
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COACH PIOTR NOWAK POLAND 05.07.1964
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120 OVERALL ANALYSIS OVERALL ANALYS
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122 TECHNICAL AND TACTICAL ANALYSIS
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148 RESULTS AND RANKINGS FIRST ROUN
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158 GENERAL STATISTICS COMPARISON B
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162 GENERAL STATISTICS Semi-fi nals
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168 REFEREES AND ASSISTANT REFEREES
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170 PRELIMINARY COMPETITIONS PRELIM
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174 TEAM DATA ARGENTINA 11 TH PLACE
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198 FIFA DELEGATION FIFA President
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200 TECHNICAL STUDY GROUP/EDITORIAL
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