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Gold Medalists in Soccer

Men |  Women

 Year  Country  Medal Game
Men's Soccer
1996 Nigeria Nigeria def. Argentina, 3-2
1992 Spain Spain def. Poland, 3-2
1988 Soviet Union Soviet Union def. Brazil, 2-1
1984 France France def. Brazil, 2-0
1980 Czechoslovakia Czechoslovakia def. East Germany, 1-0
1976 East Germany East Germany def. Poland, 3-1
1972 Poland Poland def. Hungary, 2-1
1968 Hungary Hungary def. Bulgaria, 4-1
1964 Hungary Hungary def. Czechoslovakia, 2-1
1960 Yugoslavia Yugoslavia def. Denmark, 3-1
1956 Soviet Union Soviet Union def. Yugoslavia, 1-0
1952 Hungary Hungary def. Yugoslavia, 2-0
1948 Sweden Sweden def. Brazil, 3-1
1936 Italy Italy def. Austria, 2-1
1928 Uruguay Uruguay def. Argentina, 2-1
1924 Uruguay Uruguay def. Switzerland, 3-0
1920* Belgium Belgium def. Czechoslovakia, 2-0
1912 Great Britain Great Britain def Denmark, 4-2
1908* Great Britain Great Britain def. Denmark, 2-0
1904* Canada Canada def. United States
1900* Great Britain Great Britian def. France
*Belgium was awarded the gold medal after the Czech team walked off the field following a disputed goal. As a result, the Czech team was not awarded the silver medal and a playoff was held, eventually won by Spain, to determine who would take the silver.
*Club teams were sent to the Olympic games, rather than national teams, from 1900-1908.
*Soccer was not a medal sport in 1896 at Athens and 1932 at Los Angeles.

 Year  Country  Medal Game
Women's Soccer
1996 United States United States def. China, 2-1

*WR = world record. OR = Olympic record. EWR or EOR = a time equaling a world record or Olympic record.

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