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The following thirteen teams qualified for the 1976 Olympics football tournament:

  • Asia ( AFC )

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  • North and Central America ( CONCACAF )

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  • Europe ( UEFA )

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  • Hosting nation

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MATCH OFFICIALS


;Asia

;North and Central America

;South America

;Europe




First round


Group A


  • --Nigeria withdrew


July 18
Toronto Brazil 0-0 East Germany (HT: 0 - 0)
July 20
Montreal Brazil 2-1 Spain (HT: 1 - 1)
July 22
Montreal East Germany 1-0 Spain (HT: 0 - 0)


Group B


July 19
Ottawa France 4-1 Mexico (HT: 2 - 0)
Toronto Israel 0-0 Guatemala (HT: 0 - 0)
July 21
Montreal Mexico 2-2 Israel (HT: 2 - 0)
Sherbrooke France 4-1 Guatemala (HT: 2 - 0)
July 23
Sherbrooke Mexico 1-1 Guatemala (HT: 1 - 1)
Montreal France 1-1 Israel (HT: 0 - 0)


Group C


  • --Ghana withdrew


July 18
Montreal Poland 0-0 Cuba (HT: 0 - 0)
July 20
Ottawa Iran 1-0 Cuba (HT: 1 - 0)
July 22
Montreal Poland 3-2 Iran (HT: 0 - 1)


Group D


  • --Zambia withdrew


July 19
Montreal Soviet Union 2-1 Canada (HT: 2 - 0)
July 21
Toronto North Korea 3-1 Canada (HT: 0 - 1)
July 23
Ottawa Soviet Union 3-0 North Korea (HT: 0 - 0)


Bracket

  "http://wwwinformationdelightinfo/information/entry/July_25" class="copylinks">July 25 - Toronto ''''''41
  "http://wwwinformationdelightinfo/information/entry/July_25" class="copylinks">July 25 - Sherbrooke ''''''21
  "http://wwwinformationdelightinfo/information/entry/July_25" class="copylinks">July 25 - Ottawa ''''''40
  "http://wwwinformationdelightinfo/information/entry/July_25" class="copylinks">July 25 - Montreal ''''''50
  "http://wwwinformationdelightinfo/information/entry/July_27" class="copylinks">July 27 - Montreal ''''''21
  "http://wwwinformationdelightinfo/information/entry/July_27" class="copylinks">July 27 - Toronto ''''''20
  "http://wwwinformationdelightinfo/information/entry/July_31" class="copylinks">July 31 - Montreal ''''''31
  "http://wwwinformationdelightinfo/information/entry/July_29" class="copylinks">July 29 - Montreal ''''''20




Quarter finals

July 25
Toronto Brazil 4-1 Israel (HT: 0 - 0)

Sherbrooke Soviet Union 2-1 Iran (HT: 1 - 0)

Ottawa East Germany 4-0 France (HT: 1 - 0)

Montreal Poland 5-0 North Korea (HT: 1 - 0)


Semi finals

July 27
Montreal East Germany 2-1 Soviet Union (HT: 0 - 0)

Toronto Poland 2-0 Brazil (HT: 0 - 0)


Bronze Medal Match

  date July 29 , 1976
  team1
  score 2&ndash0
  report <!--match report link goes here -->
  team2
  goals1 Vladimir Onishchenko <br> Leonid Nazarenko
  stadium Olympic Stadium , Montreal <br />





Final

  date July 31 , 1976
  team1
  score 3&ndash1
  report <!--match report link goes here -->
  team2
  goals1 Hartmut Schade <br> Martin Hoffmann <br> Reinhard Häfner
  goals2 Grzegorz Lato
  stadium Olympic Stadium , Montreal <br />






MEDAL WINNERS


; – Gold


Hans-Ulrich Grapenthin

Wilfried Gröbner

Jürgen Croy

Gerd Weber

Hans-Jürgen Dörner

Konrad Weise

Lothar Kurbjuweit

Reinhard Lauck

Gerd Heidler

Reinhard Häfner

Hans-Jürgen Riediger

Bernd Bransch

Martin Hoffmann

Gerd Kische

Wolfram Löwe

Hartmut Schade

Dieter Riedel



Coach: Georg Buschner

; – Silver


Jan Tomaszewski

Piotr Mowlik

Antoni Szymanowski

Jerzy Gorgoń

Wojciech Rudy

Władysław Żmuda

Zygmunt Maszczyk

Grzegorz Lato

Henryk Wawrowski

Henryk Kasperczak

Roman Ogaza

Kazimierz Kmiecik

Kazimierz Deyna

Andrzej Szarmach

Henryk Wieczorek

Leslaw Cmikiewicz

Jan Benigier



Coach: Kazimierz Górski


; – Bronze


Vladimir Astapovsky

Anatoli Konkov

Viktor Matvienko

Mikhail Fomenko

Stefan Reshko

Vladimir Troshkin

David Kipiani

Vladimir Onishchenko

Viktor Kolotov

Vladimir Veremeev

Oleg Blokhin

Leonid Buryak

Vladimir Fedorov

Aleksandr Minaev

Viktor Zvyagintsev

Leonid Nazarenko

Aleksandr Prokhorov


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