The football tournaments at the 2024 Summer Olympics took place from July 24 to August 10, 2024, across seven cities in France, including Paris, Marseille, Bordeaux, Nice, Nantes, Décines-Charpieu (near Lyon), and Saint-Étienne. The men's tournament featured 16 teams, while the women's tournament included 12 teams. If you're looking to dive deeper into the stats, explore how our Tournament API offers detailed insights into each match.

Competition Schedule

Men's Tournament:

• Group Stage: July 24 - July 28
• Quarter-finals: August 2
• Semi-finals: August 5
• Bronze Medal Match: August 8
• Gold Medal Match: August 9

Women's Tournament:

• Group Stage: July 25 - July 28
• Quarter-finals: August 3
• Semi-finals: August 6
• Bronze Medal Match: August 9
• Gold Medal Match: August 10

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Venues

• Marseille: Stade de Marseille (Capacity: 67,394)
• Décines-Charpieu (Lyon area): Stade de Lyon (Capacity: 59,186)
• Paris: Parc des Princes (Capacity: 47,929)
• Bordeaux: Stade de Bordeaux (Capacity: 42,115)
• Saint-Étienne: Stade Geoffroy-Guichard (Capacity: 41,965)
• Nice: Stade de Nice (Capacity: 36,178)
• Nantes: Stade de la Beaujoire (Capacity: 35,322)

Qualification

Men's Tournament

In addition to the host nation France, 15 men's under-23 teams qualified:

• Host Nation: France
• CONCACAF: United States, Dominican Republic
• UEFA: Spain, Israel, Ukraine
• Africa: Morocco, Egypt, Mali
• OFC: New Zealand
• CONMEBOL: Paraguay, Argentina
• AFC: Japan, Uzbekistan, Iraq

Women's Tournament

In addition to the host nation France, 11 women's teams qualified:

• Host Nation: France
• CONCACAF: United States, Canada
• CONMEBOL: Brazil, Colombia
• UEFA: Spain, Germany
• AFC: Australia, Japan
• CAF: Nigeria, Zambia
• OFC: New Zealand

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Medal Summary

Men's Tournament

• Gold: Spain
• Silver: France
• Bronze: Morocco

Women's Tournament

• Gold: United States
• Silver: Brazil
• Bronze: Germany

Men's Tournament- Group Stage

Group A

Position Team Pld Pts Qualification France (H) Advance to knockout stage United States Advance to knockout stage New Zealand Guinea

Group B

Position Team Pld Pts Qualification Morocco Advance to knockout stage Argentina Advance to knockout stage Ukraine Iraq

Group C

Position Team Pld Pts Qualification Egypt Advance to knockout stage Spain Advance to knockout stage Dominican Republic Uzbekistan

Group D

Position Team Pld Pts Qualification Japan Advance to knockout stage Paraguay Advance to knockout stage Mali Israel

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Mens Knockout Stages and Finals Overview

Quarter-Finals

• Date: 2 August 2024

• Time: 15:00

• Venue: Parc des Princes, Paris

• Score: Morocco 4–0 United States

• Goals: Morocco: Soufiane Rahimi (29' pen.), Ilias Akhomach (63'), Achraf Hakimi (70'), El Mehdi Maouhoub (90+1' pen.)

• Attendance: 42,868

• Referee: Yael Falcón (Argentina)

• Notable Events: Morocco dominated the match with a blend of solid defense and quick counter-attacks. Soufiane Rahimi opened the scoring with a penalty in the 29th minute. The U.S. struggled to break down Morocco's defense, and their task became even harder when Nathan Harriel was sent off in the 62nd minute. Morocco capitalized on their numerical advantage, scoring three more goals to secure a commanding victory.

• Notable Events: The United States' frustration peaked when John Tolkin also received a red card in the 80th minute, leaving them with nine men. This was a humiliating defeat for the U.S., marking one of the worst performances in their Olympic football history.

• Date: 2 August 2024

• Time: 17:00

• Venue: Stade de Lyon, Décines-Charpieu

• Score: Japan 0–3 Spain

• Goals: Spain: Fermín López (11', 73'), Abel Ruiz (86')

• Attendance: 19,111

• Referee: Dahane Beida (Mauritania)

• Notable Events: Spain showcased their technical superiority with a commanding performance against Japan. Fermín López gave Spain the lead early in the 11th minute with a well-placed shot. Despite Japan's efforts to get back into the game, Spain's midfield controlled the tempo, and López added his second in the 73rd minute.

• Notable Events: Japan had a few chances but lacked the finishing touch, and Spain sealed the victory with a late goal from Abel Ruiz in the 86th minute. Spain's passing accuracy and cohesive team play were key to their win.

• Date: 2 August 2024

• Time: 19:00

• Venue: Stade de Marseille, Marseille

• Score: Egypt 1–1 (a.e.t.) Paraguay

• Goals: Egypt: Ibrahim Adel (88')

• Goals: Paraguay: Diego Gómez (71')

• Penalties: Egypt won 5–4

• Attendance: 23,753

• Referee: Glenn Nyberg (Sweden)

• Notable Events: In a tense and closely fought encounter, Paraguay took the lead through Diego Gómez in the 71st minute, a goal that seemed to be enough to secure their place in the semi-finals. However, Egypt refused to give up and equalized in the 88th minute through Ibrahim Adel, sending the match into extra time.

• Notable Events: The match went into extra time, with both teams missing chances to seal the win. Egypt's resilience paid off when they won the penalty shootout 5–4, with their goalkeeper making crucial saves. This was a heartbreaking loss for Paraguay, who were just minutes away from victory.

• Date: 2 August 2024

• Time: 21:00

• Venue: Stade de Bordeaux, Bordeaux

• Score: France 1–0 Argentina

• Goal: France: Jean-Philippe Mateta (5')

• Attendance: 37,153

• Referee: Ilgiz Tantashev (Uzbekistan)

• Notable Events: France edged out Argentina in a closely contested match thanks to an early goal from Jean-Philippe Mateta just five minutes into the game. The hosts, playing in front of a passionate home crowd, controlled much of the possession and created several chances. Argentina, despite being under pressure, had their moments but were unable to find an equalizer.

• Notable Events: The game became increasingly physical, with several yellow cards shown. Argentina's efforts to find an equalizer in the final minutes were thwarted by France's solid defense. This victory was significant for France, who were keen to make amends after their disappointing group stage performance.

Semi-Finals

• Date: 5 August 2024

• Time: 18:00

• Venue: Stade de Marseille, Marseille

• Score: Morocco 1–2 Spain

• Goals: Morocco: Soufiane Rahimi (37' pen.)

• Goals: Spain: Fermín López (65'), Juanlu Sánchez (86')

• Attendance: 59,882

• Referee: Ilgiz Tantashev (Uzbekistan)

• Notable Events: Morocco's journey to the semi-finals was one of the tournament's biggest surprises, and they put up a strong fight against Spain. Soufiane Rahimi gave Morocco the lead with a penalty in the 37th minute. Morocco's defense held firm for most of the match, frustrating Spain's attacking efforts. However, Spain's persistence paid off when Fermín López equalized in the 65th minute, bringing the match level.

• Notable Events: The game seemed destined for extra time until Juanlu Sánchez scored a late winner, sending the Spanish fans into raptures. Despite the loss, Morocco's performance throughout the tournament earned them respect and admiration from fans around the world.

• Date: 5 August 2024

• Time: 21:00

• Venue: Stade de Lyon, Décines-Charpieu

• Score: France 3–1 (a.e.t.) Egypt

• Goals: France: Jean-Philippe Mateta (83', 99'), Michael Olise (108')

• Goals: Egypt: Mahmoud Saber (62')

• Attendance: 47,530

• Referee: Saíd Martínez (Honduras)

• Notable Events: Egypt gave France a real scare in this semi-final clash. Mahmoud Saber's goal in the 62nd minute put Egypt ahead and raised hopes of a historic final appearance. However, France rallied, and Jean-Philippe Mateta scored an equalizer in the 83rd minute, forcing the match into extra time.

• Notable Events: In the additional 30 minutes, France's superior fitness and depth proved decisive. Mateta scored his second in the 99th minute, and Michael Olise added a third in the 108th minute to secure France's place in the final. Egypt's valiant effort ended in heartbreak, but they left the tournament with their heads held high.

Finals

• Date: 8 August 2024
• Time: 21:00
• Venue: Stade de France, Saint-Denis
• Score: Spain 1–0 France
• Goal: Spain: Abel Ruiz (58')
• Attendance: 81,442
• Referee: Michael Oliver (England)
• Notable Events: The final was a highly anticipated clash between two European powerhouses, Spain and France. Both teams had impressive runs to the final, and the match lived up to expectations. Spain took the lead in the 58th minute through Abel Ruiz, who capitalized on a defensive error by France. The goal was enough to separate the two sides, as Spain's defense stood strong against France's relentless attacks.
• Notable Events: France pushed hard for an equalizer, but Spain's defense held firm, with their goalkeeper making several crucial saves. The match ended 1-0, and Spain claimed the gold medal in men's football at the 2024 Olympics. This victory marked Spain's first Olympic football gold medal since 1992, making it a historic achievement for Spanish football.

Women's Tournament- Group Stage

Group A

Position Team Pld Pts Qualification France (H) Advance to knockout stage Canada Advance to knockout stage Colombia Advance to knockout stage New Zealand

Note: Canada were penalized 6 points for illegal drone spying, which impacted their final points and qualification.

Group B

Position Team Pld Pts Qualification United States Advance to knockout stage Germany Advance to knockout stage Australia Nigeria

Group C

Position Team Pld Pts Qualification Spain Advance to knockout stage England Advance to knockout stage South Korea Advance to knockout stage Sweden

Ranking of third-placed teams

Position Group Team Pld Pts Qualification Colombia Advance to knockout stage Brazil Advance to knockout stage Australia

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Women's Football Tournament: Knockout Stage Overview

Format

• The knockout stage was held from August 3 to August 10, 2024.
• The top two teams and the two best-ranked third-placed teams from each group advanced.
• Matches that were tied after regulation time went to extra time (two 15-minute halves) and, if needed, a penalty shootout.

Qualified Teams

• Group A: France (1st), Canada (2nd), Colombia (3rd)
• Group B: United States (1st), Germany (2nd)
• Group C: Spain (1st), Japan (2nd), Brazil (3rd)
• Group D: Top two third-placed teams from groups A, B, and C

Quarter-finals

• August 3, 2024
• Goal: Trinity Rodman (105+2')
• Venue: Parc des Princes, Paris
• Notable Events: The United States faced a tough challenge against a disciplined Japan side. The match was a tightly contested affair with both teams creating few clear-cut chances. Japan's defense was well-organized, making it difficult for the U.S. to break through.
• Notable Events: The breakthrough came deep into extra time when Trinity Rodman scored a dramatic winner in the 105+2nd minute. The goal sent the U.S. fans into wild celebrations as their team advanced to the semi-finals. This victory showcased the U.S. team's resilience and determination.
• Goals: Mayra Ramírez (12'), Leicy Santos (52') for Colombia; Jenni Hermoso (79'), Aitana Bonmatí (90+6') for Spain
• Venue: Stade de Lyon, Décines-Charpieu

Notable Events:

• This match was one of the most thrilling encounters of the tournament. Colombia stunned Spain with two quick goals in the first half and early second half, taking a 2-0 lead. The South American side's high-energy pressing and quick transitions caught Spain off guard.
• Spain, however, showed their resilience. Jenni Hermoso pulled one back in the 79th minute, and Aitana Bonmatí equalized in the dying moments of regulation time. The match went to extra time and eventually to penalties, where Spain triumphed 4-2, showcasing their composure under pressure.
• Venue: Stade de Marseille, Marseille

Notable Events:

• In a match that saw few clear-cut chances, both teams were cautious, prioritizing defense over attack. The game remained goalless throughout the 90 minutes and extra time, with neither side able to find the breakthrough.
• After a goalless draw in regular and extra time, the match went to penalties. Germany's experience in penalty shootouts proved crucial as they won 4-2, advancing to the semi-finals. Canada, despite their valiant effort, were left heartbroken.
• Goal: Gabi Portilho (82')
• Venue: Stade de la Beaujoire, Nantes

Notable Events:

• Brazil produced a solid performance to knock out the hosts, France, in a tense quarter-final clash. The match was evenly balanced for much of the game, with both teams cancelling each other out.
• The decisive moment came in the 82nd minute when Gabi Portilho scored the only goal of the match. Her clinical finish broke French hearts and sent Brazil through to the semi-finals. France, despite the home advantage, were unable to find a response.

Semi-finals

• August 6, 2024
• Goal: Sophia Smith (95')
• Venue: Stade de Lyon, Décines-Charpieu
• Notable Events: In a match that was a repeat of past Olympic clashes, the United States edged out Germany in a tightly contested semi-final. Both teams had chances, but neither could capitalize in regular time.
• Notable Events: Sophia Smith scored the only goal of the match in the 95th minute, capitalizing on a defensive mistake by Germany. The goal sent the U.S. into the final and marked another chapter in the rivalry between these two football powerhouses.
• Goals: Gabi Portilho (45+4'), Adriana (71'), Kerolin (90+1') for Brazil; Salma Paralluelo (90+12'), Duda Sampaio (90+13' o.g.) for Spain
• Venue: Stade de Marseille, Marseille

Notable Events:

• This semi-final was a dramatic encounter with plenty of goals and excitement. Brazil took an early lead just before halftime through Gabi Portilho, and Adriana doubled their advantage in the 71st minute. Brazil looked set for the final.
• Spain tried to mount a comeback, with Duda Sampaio's own goal giving them hope. However, Kerolin's goal in the 90+1st minute sealed Brazil's place in the final. Despite Spain's late efforts, Brazil's attacking prowess proved too much.

Bronze Medal Match: Germany vs. Spain

• Date: August 8, 2024
• Location: Lyon
• Result: Germany 1-0 Spain
• Key Moment: Giulia Gwinn scored a penalty in the second half after a foul by Spanish goalkeeper Cata Coll.
• Hero of the Match: Ann-Katrin Berger, Germany's goalkeeper, made crucial saves including a penalty stop from Alexia Putellas.
• Outcome: Spain, the reigning World Cup champions, failed to secure a podium finish in their Olympic debut.

Notable Events:

• Germany secured the bronze medal with a hard-fought win over Spain. The match was closely contested, with both teams creating chances. The decisive moment came when Germany was awarded a penalty in the second half, which Giulia Gwinn converted.
• Spain pushed for an equalizer, but Germany's defense, led by Ann-Katrin Berger, stood firm. Berger made several crucial saves, including a penalty stop from Alexia Putellas, ensuring Germany claimed the bronze medal.

Final: United States vs. Brazil

• Date: August 10, 2024
• Location: Parc des Princes, Paris
• Result: United States 1-0 Brazil
• Key Moment: Mallory Swanson scored the decisive goal in the 57th minute.
• Attendance: 43,813

Notable Players:

• Germany: Ann-Katrin Berger, Giulia Gwinn
• Spain: Alexia Putellas, Cata Coll
• United States: Mallory Swanson
• Brazil: Marta Vieira da Silva

Notable Events:

• The final was a showdown between two of the most successful teams in women's football. The match was evenly contested, with both teams creating opportunities. The breakthrough came in the 57th minute when Mallory Swanson scored with a composed finish, giving the United States the lead.
• Brazil tried to respond but found it difficult to penetrate the U.S. defense. The match ended 1-0, with the United States claiming their first Olympic gold medal in women's football since 2012. This victory marked a return to the top for U.S. women's football.

Summary

• Champions: Brazil
• Runners-up: United States
• Third Place: Germany
• Fourth Place: Canada

Conclusion

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