Summer Paralympics 1992/7-a-side football

7-a-side football at the 9th Summer Paralympics
information
venue	Barcelona
Teams	8th
date	September 3-14, 1992
decisions	1
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Medal table 7-a-side football
space	country
	Netherlands
	Portugal
	Ireland

At the 1992 Summer Paralympics in Barcelona , 7-a-side football medals were awarded in a competition .

qualification

Qualified teams

A total of eight men's teams had qualified for the Paralympics:

continent	number	Attendees
host	1	Spain
from Europe	5	Belgium Ireland Netherlands Portugal United Kingdom
from North America	1	United States
from South America	1	Brazil

Squad

The squad for each team was as follows:

Belgium
	Musschoot, Dirk
	Wyns, John
	Deketele, Rudy
	Sikorski, Pascal
	van Meir, Marcel
	Teirbrood, Luc
	Proot, Geert
	Lorent, Marc
	Himpe, Gerard
	van Overmeire, Hugo

Brazil
	Henrique, Jorge
	Santos, Anderson
	da Silva, Claudio
	de Oliveira, Sidnei
	de Morais, Marcos
	dos Santos, C.
	do Carmo, Daniel
	Pires, Phelipe
	da Costa, Marcos
	Brito, Ronaldo
	da Costa, Sebastiao

Ireland
	Alexander, Peter
	Green, Anthony
	McGrane, Joseph
	McCarthy, Daniel
	Carey, Stephen
	Nolan, Anthony
	Ball, Alan
	Keating, Carlos
	Leisk, Paul
	Cassin, Paul

Netherlands
	de Jong, Arno
	Verbeek, Barend
	de Vries, Jaap
	Heersink, Paul
	Dengerink, Carlo
	Guntlisbergen, Peter
	Hennink, Dirk
	Enser, Percy
	Thunders, Olaf

Portugal
	Pereira, Jeronimo
	Couto, Jose
	Teixeira, heroes
	Ferreira, Carlos Amaral
	Stos.correia, Rui
	Silva, Arlindo
	Santos, Mario
	Machado, Candido
	Dias, Jose
	Cardoso, Joao
	Bento, Fernando

Spain
	Hurtado, Jose
	Vazquez, Ivan
	Bac, Carlos
	Lozano, Manuel
	Alapont, Antonio
	Rufo, Manuel
	Taibo, Juan
	Lopez, Santiago
	Fernandez, Marcos
	Casado, Ruben

United States
	Row, Scott
	Allot, Walter
	Klementich, Jacob
	Robinson, Brian
	Ficara, Salvin
	Kistner, Timothy
	Bailey, Christopher
	Becke, Thomas
	Dietz, Thomas
	Theobald, John
	White, Willie

United Kingdom
	Leach, Mark
	Cornelius, Neil
	Mathieson, Scott
	Heaps, Christopher
	Murphy, John
	Hamshire, C.
	Rabin, Darren
	Moreton, Richard
	Gardner, Keith
	Smith, Leslie
	Calder, Ian

Game mode

The teams started with a group stage with two groups in which everyone played against everyone. Then the winners and the runners-up in each group progressed and played against each other in a knockout system .

Preliminary round

Group A

Pl.	country	Sp.	S.	U	N	Gates	Diff.	Points
1.	Netherlands	3	3	0	0	017: 100	+16	09
2.	United Kingdom	3	2	0	1	012: 700	+5	06th
3.	Brazil	3	1	0	2	001: 800	−7	03
4th	United States	3	0	0	3	000:140	−14	00
Was standing: Abbreviations: Pl. = Place, Sp = games, S = wins, U = draws, N = defeats Explanations: final , game for 3rd place , games for 5th to 8th place (not played out)

rank	nation	Netherlands	United Kingdom	Canada	United States
1	Netherlands		7: 1	5-0	5-0
2	United Kingdom	1: 7		3-0	8-0
3	Canada	0: 5	0: 3		1-0
4th	United States	0: 5	0: 8	0: 1

Group B

Pl.	country	Sp.	S.	U	N	Gates	Diff.	Points
1.	Portugal	3	1	2	0	003: 100	+2	05
2.	Ireland	3	1	2	0	003: 200	+1	05
3.	Belgium	3	0	3	0	002: 200	± 0	03
4th	Spain	3	0	0	3	003: 600	−3	00
Was standing: Abbreviations: Pl. = Place, Sp = games, S = wins, U = draws, N = defeats Explanations: final , game for 3rd place , games for 5th to 8th place (not played out)

rank	nation	Ireland	Portugal	Belgium	Spain
1	Ireland		0-0	0-0	3: 1
2	Portugal	0-0		1: 1	2: 1
3	Canada	0-0	1: 1		1: 1
4th	United States	1: 3	1: 2	1: 1

Final round

Semifinals

Netherlands	-	Ireland	3-0
Portugal	-	United Kingdom	2: 1 n.e., 0: 0 (0: 0)

Game for 3rd place

Ireland	-	United Kingdom	2: 1

final

Netherlands	-	Portugal	3: 2

Medalist

In wheelchair sports, the medals were awarded as follows:

Gold Netherlands	Arno de Jong, Barend Verbeek, Jaap de Vries, Paul Heersink, Carlo Dengerink, Peter Guntlisbergen, Dirk Hennink, Percy Enser, Olaf Donners
Silver Portugal	Jeronimo Pereira, Jose Couto, Helder Teixeira, Carlos Amaral Ferreira, Rui Stos.correia, Arlindo Silva, Mario Santos, Candido Machado, Jose Dias, Joao Cardoso, Fernando Bento
Bronze Ireland	Peter Alexander, Anthony Green, Joseph McGrane, Daniel McCarthy, Stephen Carey, Anthony Nolan, Alan Ball, Carlos Keating, Paul Leisk, Paul Cassin

Final placement

space	country
01	Netherlands
02	Portugal
03	Ireland
04th	United Kingdom
05	Belgium
0	Brazil
0	Spain
0	United States

literature

• International Paralympic Committee: 1992 Barcelona - Results - Football 7-a-side . Retrieved October 14, 2008.

Web links

• Barcelona 1992 Paralympic Games , Barcelona 1992 Paralympic Games Football 7-a-side Men (engl.)
• "Result & Records" , Paralympics Result and Historical Records
• "Football 7-a-side" , The official site of the Paralympic Games and football 7-a-side
• "International Paralympics Committee" , The official site of the International Paralympics Committee (Eng.)
• Cerebral Palsy International Sports & Recreation Association (CPISRA) , Homepage of CPISRA
• "Paralympic Games" , The official site of the Olympic and Paralympic Games (Eng.)