XI OLYMPIC FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT (TOKYO 1964)

GAME DETAILS

(From 11-10-1964 to 23-10-1964)

GROUP STAGE
STADIUM: Omiya Sutajiamu “Omiya Stadium” (Saitama) DATE: 11-10-1964 (14:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 12.932 REFEREE: Yozo Yokoyama (JAP) GOALS: 1-0 (Crăiniceanu 20’); 2-0 (Pîrcălab 33’); 3-0 (Ionescu 47’); 3-1 (Fragoso 73’) [Incidents: Crăiniceanu missed a penalty shot (min. 85).]
		Romania - Mexico
		3-1 (2-0)
ROMANIA Datcu Greavu, Hălmăgeanu Petru, Nunweiller (c), Coe Pîrcălab, Constantin, Koszka, Ionescu, Crăiniceanu COACH: Silviu Ploeşteanu			MEXICO Calderón González, Loza Hernández, Galván, Ruvalcaba Arellano, Morales, Fragoso, Cisneros, Chávez COACH: Ignacio Tréllez

GROUP STAGE
STADIUM: Mitsuzawa Sutajiamu “Mitsuzawa Stadium” (Yokohama) DATE: 11-10-1964 (14:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 12.671 REFEREE: Eunápio Gouveia (BRA) GOALS: 1-0 (Bauchspieß 7’); 2-0 (Vogel 20’); 3-0 (Frenzel 44’); 4-0 (Vogel 63’) [Incidents: FIFA lists Nourian instead of Khodaparast in the Iranian line-up.]
		Germany - Iran
		4-0 (3-0)
GERMANY Heinsch Urbanczyk, Geisler Pankau, Walter, Körner Engelhardt, Bauchspieß, Frenzel, Fräßdorf, Vogel COACH: Károly Soós			IRAN Asli Amir-Asefi, Habibi Mirzaei, Ghelichkhani, Arab (c) Latifi, Sayedi, Jamali, Talebi, Khodaparast COACH: Hossein Fekri

GROUP STAGE
STADIUM: Kokuritsu Kasumigaoka Rikujo Kyogijo “National Olympic Stadium” (Tokyo) DATE: 11-10-1964 (14:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 65.793 REFEREE: Kim Duk-ryong (SKR) GOALS: 1-0 (Bene 13’); 2-0 (Bene 38’); 3-0 (Bene 70’); 4-0 (Bene 74’); 5-0 (Bene 78’); 6-0 (Bene 87’) [Incidents: Novák missed a penalty shot (min. 8).]
		Hungary - Morocco
		6-0 (2-0)
HUNGARY Gelei Novák (c), Ihász Palotai, Orbán, Szepesi Farkas, Varga, Bene, Komora, Katona COACH: Lajos Baróti			MOROCCO Allal El-Mansouri, Fahim Nijam, Ben Siffedine, Mokhtatif Mohammed, Lamari, Morchid, Bamous, Ben Dayan COACH: Mohammed Massoun

GROUP STAGE
STADIUM: Komazawa Orinpikku Koen Rikujo Kyogijo “Komazawa Olympic Park Stadium” (Tokyo) DATE: 11-10-1964 (14:00 h) ATTENDANCE: — REFEREE: — GOALS: — [Incidents: Game scheduled but later cancelled after North Korea withdrew because some of their athletes were declared ineligible for the Olympic Games (18,816 tickets had been sold for this match).]
		Yugoslavia - North Korea
		[CANCELLED]

GROUP STAGE
STADIUM: Komazawa Orinpikku Koen Rikujo Kyogijo “Komazawa Olympic Park Stadium” (Tokyo) DATE: 12-10-1964 (14:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 16.450 REFEREE: Rudi Glöckner (GER) GOALS: 1-0 (Roberto Miranda 10’); 1-1 (Shahin 88’)
		Brazil - UAR
		1-1 (1-0)
BRAZIL Hélio Dias Mura, Zé Luiz Elizeu, Valdez, Adevaldo Roberto Miranda, Zé Roberto, Humberto, Ivo Soares, Caravetti COACH: Vicente Feola			UAR Khorshid Hussain, El-Esnawi Qotb, Abdel-Fattah, Attia Riyadh, Shahin, Ismail, Nosseir, Hassan COACH: Josef Vandler

GROUP STAGE
STADIUM: Omiya Sutajiamu “Omiya Stadium” (Saitama) DATE: 12-10-1964 (14:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 12.943 REFEREE: Rafael Valenzuela (MEX) GOALS: 1-0 (Lichtnégl 25’); 2-0 (Vojta 26’); 3-0 (Mráz 32’); 4-0 (Masný 43’); 4-1 (Lee Yi-woo 59’); 5-1 (Mráz 68’); 6-1 (Masný 71’)
		Czechoslovakia - South Korea
		6-1 (4-0)
CZECHOSLOVAKIA Schmucker Urban (c), Weiss Pičman, Vojta, Geleta Brumovský, Lichtnégl, Valošek, Mráz, Masný COACH: Rudolf Vytlačil			SOUTH KOREA Ham Heung-chul Kim Jung-suk, Kim Hong-bok Kim Sam-rak, Cha Tae-sung, Kim Jung-nam Lee Y.W., Huh Y.J., Woo S.K., Cho Y.O., Cho S.D. COACH: Kim Kyu-hwan

GROUP STAGE
STADIUM: Kokuritsu Kasumigaoka Rikujo Kyogijo “National Olympic Stadium” (Tokyo) DATE: 12-10-1964 (14:00 h) ATTENDANCE: — REFEREE: — GOALS: — [Incidents: Game scheduled but later cancelled after Italy was disqualified for using professional players during the Pre-Olympic Tournament (62,851 tickets had been sold for this match).]
		Italy - Japan
		[CANCELLED]

GROUP STAGE
STADIUM: Mitsuzawa Sutajiamu “Mitsuzawa Stadium” (Yokohama) DATE: 12-10-1964 (14:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 12.452 REFEREE: Menahem Ashkenazi (ISR) GOALS: 1-0 (Bulla 26’); 1-1 (E. Acquah 80’)
		Argentina - Ghana
		1-1 (1-0)
ARGENTINA Cejas Bertolotti, Sesana Morales, Mori, Perfumo Cabrera, Malleo, Bulla, Manfredi, Tojo COACH: Ernesto Duchini			GHANA Dodoo-Ankrah S. Acquah, Oblitey Acheampong, Addo-Odametey (c), Pare Kofi, Mfum, Aggrey-Fynn, E. Acquah, Salisu COACH: Charles Gyamfi

GROUP STAGE
STADIUM: Chichibunomiya Ragubi-jo “Prince Chichibu Rugby Stadium” (Tokyo) DATE: 13-10-1964 (14:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 15.938 REFEREE: John Stanley Wontumi (GHA) GOALS: 0-1 (González 54’); 1-1 (Nayerlou [p.] 59’)
		Iran - Mexico
		1-1 (0-0)
IRAN Bayati Eslam Amir-Asefi, Habibi Arab (c), Mostafavi, Nayerlou Jamali, Latifi, Nourian, Esmaili, Talebi COACH: Hossein Fekri			MEXICO Calderón González, Loza Hernández, Galván, Arellano Morales, Ruvalcaba, Fragoso, Cisneros, Chávez COACH: Ignacio Tréllez

GROUP STAGE
STADIUM: Komazawa Orinpikku Koen Rikujo Kyogijo “Komazawa Olympic Park Stadium” (Tokyo) DATE: 13-10-1964 (14:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 18.970 REFEREE: Václav Korelus (CZE) GOALS: 1-0 (Frenzel 22’); 1-1 (Pavlovici 27’) [Incidents: Vogel was sent off (min. 33).]
		Germany - Romania
		1-1 (1-1)
GERMANY Heinsch Urbanczyk, Geisler Pankau, Walter, Körner Fräßdorf, Bauchspieß, Frenzel, Nöldner, Vogel COACH: Károly Soós			ROMANIA Datcu Greavu, Nunweiller (c) Hălmăgeanu, Jenei, Coe Pîrcălab, Constantin, Pavlovici, Koszka, Crăiniceanu COACH: Silviu Ploeşteanu

GROUP STAGE
STADIUM: Mitsuzawa Sutajiamu “Mitsuzawa Stadium” (Yokohama) DATE: 13-10-1964 (14:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 12.675 REFEREE: Hussein Imam (UAR) GOALS: 0-1 (Bouachra 2’); 1-1 (Samardžić 8’); 2-1 (Belin 12’); 3-1 (Belin 59’)
		Yugoslavia - Morocco
		3-1 (2-1)
YUGOSLAVIA Ćurković Fazlagić, Vujović Belin, Čop, Miladinović Samardžić, Zambata (c), Osim, Lemić, Džajić COACH: Ljubomir Lovrić			MOROCCO Allal El-Mansouri, Fahim Nijam, Ben Siffedine, Mokhtatif Bouachra, Lamari, Morchid, Bamous, Ben Dayan COACH: Mohammed Massoun

GROUP STAGE
STADIUM: Omiya Sutajiamu “Omiya Stadium” (Saitama) DATE: 13-10-1964 (14:00 h) ATTENDANCE: — REFEREE: — GOALS: — [Incidents: Game scheduled but later cancelled after North Korea withdrew because some of their athletes were declared ineligible for the Olympic Games (12,863 tickets had been sold for this match).]
		North Korea - Hungary
		[CANCELLED]

GROUP STAGE
STADIUM: Chichibunomiya Ragubi-jo “Prince Chichibu Rugby Stadium” (Tokyo) DATE: 14-10-1964 (14:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 15.903 REFEREE: István Zsolt (HUN) GOALS: 1-0 (Vojta 5’); 2-0 (Vojta 27’); 3-0 (Urban 36’); 3-1 (Riyadh 53’); 4-1 (Mráz 83’); 5-1 (Cvetler 84’)
		Czechoslovakia - UAR
		5-1 (3-0)
CZECHOSLOVAKIA Schmucker Urban (c), Weiss Pičman, Vojta, Geleta Brumovský, Lichtnégl, Cvetler, Mráz, Masný COACH: Rudolf Vytlačil			UAR Khorshid Darwish, El-Esnawi El-Fanagili, Gad, Abdel-Fattah Riyadh, Shehta, Ismail, Etman, El-Sayed COACH: Josef Vandler

GROUP STAGE
STADIUM: Mitsuzawa Sutajiamu “Mitsuzawa Stadium” (Yokohama) DATE: 14-10-1964 (14:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 12.672 REFEREE: Salih Mohammed Boukkili (MOR) GOALS: 1-0 (Zé Roberto 30’); 2-0 (Elizeu 44’); 3-0 (Elizeu 54’); 4-0 (Roberto Miranda 73’)
		Brazil - South Korea
		4-0 (2-0)
BRAZIL Hélio Dias Mura, Zé Luiz Elizeu, Valdez, Adevaldo Roberto Miranda, Mattar, Zé Roberto, Ivo Soares, Caravetti COACH: Vicente Feola			SOUTH KOREA Ham Heung-chul Lee Woo-bong, Kim Hong-bok Park Seung-ok (c), Kim Jung-suk, Kim Young-bae Lee Y.W., Huh Y.J., Cha T.S., Cho Y.O., Cho S.D. COACH: Kim Kyu-hwan

GROUP STAGE
STADIUM: Komazawa Orinpikku Koen Rikujo Kyogijo “Komazawa Olympic Park Stadium” (Tokyo) DATE: 14-10-1964 (14:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 19.049 REFEREE: Aleksandar Škorić (YUG) GOALS: 0-1 (Domínguez 24’); 1-1 (Sugiyama 54’); 1-2 (Domínguez 62’); 2-2 (Kawabuchi 81’); 3-2 (Ogi 82’)
		Japan - Argentina
		3-2 (0-1)
JAPAN Yokoyama Katayama, Yamaguchi Yaegashi, Kamata, Suzuki Kawabuchi, Kamamoto, Ogi, T. Miyamoto, Sugiyama COACH: Dettmar Cramer			ARGENTINA Cejas Bertolotti, Sesana Morales, Mori, Perfumo Cabrera, Risso, Domínguez, Manfredi, Ochoa COACH: Ernesto Duchini

GROUP STAGE
STADIUM: Omiya Sutajiamu “Omiya Stadium” (Saitama) DATE: 14-10-1964 (14:00 h) ATTENDANCE: — REFEREE: — GOALS: — [Incidents: Game scheduled but later cancelled after Italy was disqualified for using professional players during the Pre-Olympic Tournament (10,911 tickets had been sold for this match).]
		Italy - Ghana
		[CANCELLED]

GROUP STAGE
STADIUM: Mitsuzawa Sutajiamu “Mitsuzawa Stadium” (Yokohama) DATE: 15-10-1964 (14:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 12.814 REFEREE: Gregg de Silva (MLY) GOALS: 1-0 (Barthels 37’); 2-0 (Nöldner 66’)
		Germany - Mexico
		2-0 (1-0)
GERMANY Weigang Urbanczyk, Rock Seehaus, Walter, Unger Barthels, Lisiewicz, Fräßdorf, Nöldner, Stöcker COACH: Károly Soós			MEXICO Calderón Gutiérrez, Loza Albert, Galván, González Ruvalcaba, Fragoso, Morales, Aussín, Chávez COACH: Ignacio Tréllez

GROUP STAGE
STADIUM: Omiya Sutajiamu “Omiya Stadium” (Saitama) DATE: 15-10-1964 (14:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 13.026 REFEREE: Miguel Ángel Comesaña (ARG) GOALS: 1-0 (Pavlovici 26’)
		Romania - Iran
		1-0 (1-0)
ROMANIA Andrei Greavu, Ivan Pavlovici, Nunweiller, Petescu Avram, Constantin (c), Ionescu, Koszka, Crăiniceanu COACH: Silviu Ploeşteanu			IRAN Asli Amir-Asefi, Habibi Arab (c), Ghelichkhani, Latifi Nourian, Nayerlou, Mostafavi, Esmaili, Talebi COACH: Hossein Fekri

GROUP STAGE
STADIUM: Chichibunomiya Ragubi-jo “Prince Chichibu Rugby Stadium” (Tokyo) DATE: 15-10-1964 (14:00 h) ATTENDANCE: — REFEREE: — GOALS: — [Incidents: Game scheduled but later cancelled after North Korea withdrew because some of their athletes were declared ineligible for the Olympic Games (15,520 tickets had been sold for this match).]
		North Korea - Morocco
		[CANCELLED]

GROUP STAGE
STADIUM: Komazawa Orinpikku Koen Rikujo Kyogijo “Komazawa Olympic Park Stadium” (Tokyo) DATE: 15-10-1964 (14:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 19.316 REFEREE: Genichi Fukushima (JAP) GOALS: 1-0 (Osim 1’); 1-1 (Csernai 5’); 1-2 (Csernai 11’); 2-2 (Belin 12’); 2-3 (Farkas 18’); 2-4 (Bene 25’); 3-4 (Zambata 31’); 4-4 (Belin 35’); 4-5 (Csernai [p.] 44’); 4-6 (Csernai [p.] 63’); 5-6 (Osim 82’)
		Yugoslavia - Hungary
		5-6 (4-5)
YUGOSLAVIA Ćurković Fazlagić, Vujović Belin, Čop, Miladinović Samardžić, Zambata (c), Osim, Radović, Džajić COACH: Ljubomir Lovrić			HUNGARY Szentmihályi Novák (c), Ihász Palotai, Orbán, Nógrádi Farkas, Csernai, Bene, Komora, Katona COACH: Lajos Baróti

GROUP STAGE
STADIUM: Chichibunomiya Ragubi-jo “Prince Chichibu Rugby Stadium” (Tokyo) DATE: 16-10-1964 (14:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 16.039 REFEREE: Rudi Glöckner (GER) GOALS: 1-0 (Riyadh 14’); 2-0 (Riyadh 17’); 3-0 (Riyadh 40’); 4-0 (Riyadh 48’); 5-0 (Shehta 50’); 6-0 (El-Fanagili 61’); 7-0 (Etman 66’); 8-0 (Riyadh 72’); 9-0 (Riyadh 77’); 10-0 (Hassan 78’)
		UAR - South Korea
		10-0 (3-0)
UAR Redha Darwish, El-Esnawi El-Fanagili, Gad, Abdel-Fattah Riyadh, Shehta, Ismail, Etman, Hassan COACH: Josef Vandler			SOUTH KOREA Ham Heung-chul Kim Jung-suk, Kim Hong-bok Kim Sam-rak, Cha Tae-sung, Kim Jung-nam Cha K.B., Huh Y.J., Woo S.K., Cho Y.O., Kim D.J. COACH: Kim Kyu-hwan

GROUP STAGE
STADIUM: Omiya Sutajiamu “Omiya Stadium” (Saitama) DATE: 16-10-1964 (14:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 13.120 REFEREE: Asghar Tehrani (IRN) GOALS: 1-0 (Valošek 77’)
		Czechoslovakia - Brazil
		1-0 (0-0)
CZECHOSLOVAKIA Švajlen Urban (c), Weiss Pičman, Matlák, Nepomucký Brumovský, Vojta, Valošek, Knebort, Masný COACH: Rudolf Vytlačil			BRAZIL Hélio Dias Mura, Zé Luiz Elizeu, Valdez, Adevaldo Roberto Miranda, Mattar, Zé Roberto, Ivo Soares, Caravetti COACH: Vicente Feola

GROUP STAGE
STADIUM: Komazawa Orinpikku Koen Rikujo Kyogijo “Komazawa Olympic Park Stadium” (Tokyo) DATE: 16-10-1964 (14:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 19.354 REFEREE: Cornel Niţescu (ROM) GOALS: 0-1 (Sugiyama 12’); 1-1 (Agyemang-Gyau 27’); 1-2 (Yaegashi 52’); 2-2 (S. Acquah 69’); 3-2 (Aggrey-Fynn 80’)
		Ghana - Japan
		3-2 (1-1)
GHANA Dodoo-Ankrah Okai, Oblitey S. Acquah, Addo-Odametey (c), Nkansah Agyemang-Gyau, Mfum, Aggrey-Fynn, E. Acquah, Pare COACH: Charles Gyamfi			JAPAN Yokoyama Katayama, Yamaguchi Suzuki, Kami, Kamata T. Miyamoto, Ogi, Yaegashi, Kamamoto, Sugiyama COACH: Dettmar Cramer

GROUP STAGE
STADIUM: Mitsuzawa Sutajiamu “Mitsuzawa Stadium” (Yokohama) DATE: 16-10-1964 (14:00 h) ATTENDANCE: — REFEREE: — GOALS: — [Incidents: Game scheduled but later cancelled after Italy was disqualified for using professional players during the Pre-Olympic Tournament (11,471 tickets had been sold for this match).]
		Italy - Argentina
		[CANCELLED]

1/4 FINAL
STADIUM: Chichibunomiya Ragubi-jo “Prince Chichibu Rugby Stadium” (Tokyo) DATE: 18-10-1964 (14:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 15.767 REFEREE: Gregg de Silva (MLY) GOALS: 1-0 (Frenzel 1’)
		Germany - Yugoslavia
		1-0 (1-0)
GERMANY Heinsch Urbanczyk, Geisler Pankau, Walter, Körner Fräßdorf, Bauchspieß, Frenzel, Nöldner, Vogel COACH: Károly Soós			YUGOSLAVIA Ćurković Jevtić, Vujović Belin, Čop, Miladinović Takač, Zambata (c), Osim, Radović, Džajić COACH: Ljubomir Lovrić

1/4 FINAL
STADIUM: Mitsuzawa Sutajiamu “Mitsuzawa Stadium” (Yokohama) DATE: 18-10-1964 (14:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 12.841 REFEREE: Menahem Ashkenazi (ISR) GOALS: 1-0 (Csernai 2’); 2-0 (Csernai [p.] 84’) [Incidents: Constantin missed a penalty kick (min. 80), saved by Gelei.]
		Hungary - Romania
		2-0 (1-0)
HUNGARY Gelei Novák (c), Ihász Palotai, Orbán, Nógrádi Farkas, Csernai, Bene, Komora, Katona COACH: Lajos Baróti			ROMANIA Datcu Greavu, Hălmăgeanu Petru, Nunweiller (c), Georgescu Pîrcălab, Constantin, Ionescu, Coe, Crăiniceanu COACH: Silviu Ploeşteanu

1/4 FINAL
STADIUM: Komazawa Orinpikku Koen Rikujo Kyogijo “Komazawa Olympic Park Stadium” (Tokyo) DATE: 18-10-1964 (14:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 18.940 REFEREE: Eunápio Gouveia (BRA) GOALS: 1-0 (Brumovský 43’); 2-0 (Brumovský 59’); 3-0 (Vojta [p.] 69’); 4-0 (Mráz 86’)
		Czechoslovakia - Japan
		4-0 (1-0)
CZECHOSLOVAKIA Schmucker Urban (c), Pičman Vojta, Weiss, Geleta Brumovský, Mráz, Lichtnégl, Masný, Valošek COACH: Rudolf Vytlačil			JAPAN Yokoyama Katayama, Yamaguchi Suzuki, Ogi, Kamata Kawabuchi, Yaegashi, Kamamoto, T. Miyamoto, Watanabe COACH: Dettmar Cramer

1/4 FINAL
STADIUM: Omiya Sutajiamu “Omiya Stadium” (Saitama) DATE: 18-10-1964 (14:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 13.121 REFEREE: Rudi Glöckner (GER) GOALS: 1-0 (Mfum [p.] 37’); 1-1 (Abdel-Fattah 42’); 1-2 (Abdel-Fattah 61’); 1-3 (Riyadh 65’); 1-4 (El-Fanagili 69’); 1-5 (El-Fanagili 85’) [Incidents: Ismail left the game (min. 30).]
		Ghana - UAR
		1-5 (1-1)
GHANA Dodoo-Ankrah S. Acquah, Oblitey Acheampong, Addo-Odametey (c), Nkansah Agyemang-Gyau, Mfum, Aggrey-Fynn, Pare, Salisu COACH: Charles Gyamfi			UAR Redha Darwish, El-Esnawi El-Fanagili, Gad, El-Sherbini Riyadh, Etman, Abdel-Fattah, Ismail, Hassan COACH: Josef Vandler

1/2 FINAL
STADIUM: Komazawa Orinpikku Koen Rikujo Kyogijo “Komazawa Olympic Park Stadium” (Tokyo) DATE: 20-10-1964 (14:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 19.435 REFEREE: Menahem Ashkenazi (ISR) GOALS: 1-0 (Nöldner 25’); 1-1 (Lichtnégl 47’); 1-2 (Mráz 89’) [Incidents: Urbanczyk left the game (min. 30).]
		Germany - Czechoslovakia
		1-2 (1-0)
GERMANY Heinsch Urbanczyk, Geisler Pankau, Walter, Körner Stöcker, Fräßdorf, Frenzel, Nöldner, Vogel COACH: Károly Soós			CZECHOSLOVAKIA Schmucker Urban (c), Knesl Vojta, Weiss, Geleta Brumovský, Mráz, Lichtnégl, Masný, Valošek COACH: Rudolf Vytlačil

1/2 FINAL
STADIUM: Chichibunomiya Ragubi-jo “Prince Chichibu Rugby Stadium” (Tokyo) DATE: 20-10-1964 (14:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 16.179 REFEREE: Miguel Ángel Comesaña (ARG) GOALS: 1-0 (Bene 7’); 2-0 (Bene 20’); 3-0 (Komora 29’); 4-0 (Komora 58’); 5-0 (Bene 66’); 6-0 (Bene 77’) [Incidents: Csernai left the game (min. 60).]
		Hungary - UAR
		6-0 (3-0)
HUNGARY Szentmihályi Novák (c), Ihász Palotai, Orbán, Nógrádi Farkas, Csernai, Bene, Komora, Katona COACH: Lajos Baróti			UAR Redha Darwish, El-Esnawi El-Fanagili, Gad, El-Sherbini Riyadh, Shahin, Abdel-Fattah, Etman, Hassan COACH: Josef Vandler

CLASSIFICATION PLAYOFF
STADIUM: Nagai Rikujo Kyogijo “Nagai Stadium” (Osaka) DATE: 20-10-1964 (14:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 20.000 REFEREE: Hussein Imam (UAR) GOALS: 1-0 (Zambata 3’); 2-0 (Zambata 5’); 3-0 (Osim 28’); 4-0 (Zambata 43’); 5-0 (Osim 60’); 5-1 (Kamamoto 61’); 6-1 (Zambata 63’) [Incidents: FIFA lists Masakatsu Miyamoto instead of Teruki Miyamoto in the Japanese attack (but this seems unlikely, because the former is a substitute defender).]
		Yugoslavia - Japan
		6-1 (4-0)
YUGOSLAVIA Ćurković Fazlagić, Vujović Belin, Čop, Miladinović Takač, Zambata (c), Osim, Radović, Džajić COACH: Ljubomir Lovrić			JAPAN Yokoyama Katayama, Yamaguchi Suzuki, Ogi, Kamata Kawabuchi, Yaegashi, Kamamoto, T. Miyamoto, Sugiyama COACH: Dettmar Cramer

CLASSIFICATION PLAYOFF
STADIUM: Nishikyogoku Sutajiamu “Nishikyogoku Stadium” (Kyoto) DATE: 20-10-1964 (14:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 10.000 REFEREE: Gregg de Silva (MLY) GOALS: 1-0 (Pavlovici 12’); 2-0 (Pavlovici 19’); 2-1 (Aggrey-Fynn 25’); 3-1 (Crăiniceanu 41’); 3-2 (Aggrey-Fynn 44’); 4-2 (Pavlovici 74’)
		Romania - Ghana
		4-2 (3-2)
ROMANIA Andrei Greavu, Hălmăgeanu Petescu, Jenei, Coe Pîrcălab, Ionescu, Pavlovici, Georgescu (c), Crăiniceanu COACH: Silviu Ploeşteanu			GHANA Laryea S. Acquah, Oblitey Acheampong, Addo-Odametey (c), Pare Agyemang-Gyau, Mfum, Aggrey-Fynn, Odoi, Kofi COACH: Charles Gyamfi

CLASSIFICATION PLAYOFF
STADIUM: Nagai Rikujo Kyogijo “Nagai Stadium” (Osaka) DATE: 22-10-1964 (14:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 10.000 REFEREE: István Zsolt (HUN) GOALS: 0-1 (Pavlovici 50’); 0-2 (Pîrcălab 72’); 0-3 (Constantin 78’)
		Yugoslavia - Romania
		0-3 (0-0)
YUGOSLAVIA Ćurković Jevtić, Vujović Belin, Brnčić, Miladinović Takač, Zambata (c), Osim, Pirmajer, Džajić COACH: Ljubomir Lovrić			ROMANIA Datcu Greavu, Hălmăgeanu Petescu, Coe, Petru Pîrcălab, Constantin (c), Pavlovici, Koszka, Crăiniceanu COACH: Silviu Ploeşteanu

PLACES 3-4
STADIUM: Kokuritsu Kasumigaoka Rikujo Kyogijo “National Olympic Stadium” (Tokyo) DATE: 23-10-1964 (12:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 65.610 REFEREE: Yozo Yokoyama (JAP) GOALS: 1-0 (Frenzel 17’); 2-0 (Vogel 48’); 3-0 (Stöcker 56’); 3-1 (Attia [p.] 75’)
		Germany - UAR
		3-1 (1-0)
GERMANY Heinsch Rock, Geisler Pankau, Walter, Körner Stöcker, Fräßdorf, Frenzel, Nöldner, Vogel COACH: Károly Soós			UAR Redha Hussain, El-Esnawi Qotb, Attia, El-Sherbini Shehta, Riyadh, Abdel-Fattah, Nosseir, Etman COACH: Josef Vandler

FINAL
STADIUM: Kokuritsu Kasumigaoka Rikujo Kyogijo “National Olympic Stadium” (Tokyo) DATE: 23-10-1964 (14:30 h) ATTENDANCE: 65.610 REFEREE: Menahem Ashkenazi (ISR) GOALS: 0-1 (Vojta [o.g.] 47’); 0-2 (Bene 59’); 1-2 (Brumovský 80’) [Incidents: FIFA credits Czechoslovakian defender Weiss with the first goal, but the Olympic report, Hungarian newspapers and video footage show that it was in fact midfielder Vojta the one responsible for the own goal.]
		Czechoslovakia - Hungary
		1-2 (0-0)
CZECHOSLOVAKIA Schmucker Urban (c), Weiss, Pičman Vojta, Geleta Brumovský, Mráz, Lichtnégl, Masný, Valošek COACH: Rudolf Vytlačil			HUNGARY Szentmihályi Novák (c), Orbán, Ihász Szepesi, Nógrádi Farkas, Csernai, Bene, Komora, Katona COACH: Lajos Baróti
GAME SUMMARY The final between Czechoslovakia and Hungary turned out to be the most interesting game in an otherwise mediocre olympic tournament, characterized by unattractive play and constant foul interruptions. With cold weather, a rain-soaked pitch and a very heavy ball, the game turned into a physical battle between two rivals who knew each other well. In the end, the tournament favorites Hungary renewed their 1952 olympic gold thanks to a group of very talented players, especially the emerging star Ferenc Bene (who became the tournament’s top scorer with 12 goals). The young Újpesti Dózsa’s attacker showed in Japan that he is a very complete player, who combines the intelligence of Nándor Hidegkuti, the shooting of Ferenc Puskás, the heading of Sándor Kocsis and the sprint of Zoltán Czibor. Right from the start, the Czechs showed a more imaginative game than their rivals, although their combinations up front were plain and predictable. After an early Czech domination, the Hungarians mounted a series of dangerous attacks, with classy moves and long-range shooting. However, it was Brumovský and Geleta who came closer to score for Czechoslovakia in the first half. Only two minutes into the second half, the Magyars took the lead when midfielder Csernai advanced on the right wing and shot on goal, the ball being deflected by the onrushing Vojta into his own net, out of the reach of goalkeeper Schmucker. The 1-0 lead gave the Hungarians the edge they needed to relax their game and start playing some fantasy football. On the hour mark came the second Magyar goal: center forward Bene—who had just hit the woodwork—stole the ball and went down the right flank almost to the goal line, where, from an impossible angle, he unleashed a powerful shot into the top corner. From that moment on, Hungary completely dominated the game with an intelligent play, looking like professional players rather than amateurs. Although Czechoslovakia pulled one goal back in minute 80 thanks to Brumovský (who had moved from his right wing position to that of center forward), the Magyars had no difficulty in controlling the ball in midfield to emerge olympic winners.

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