Summer Paralympics 2000/7-a-side football

7-a-side football at the 11th Summer Paralympics
information
venue	Sydney
Teams	8th
date	October 19-29, 2000
decisions	1
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Medal table 7-a-side football
space	country
	Russia
	Ukraine
	Brazil

At the Summer Paralympics 2000 in Sydney , 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	Australia
from Europe	5	Netherlands Portugal Russia Spain Ukraine
from South America	2	Argentina Brazil

Squad

The squad for each team was as follows:

Argentina
	Jaime, Gustavo
	Sosa, Mario
	Bastias, Claudio
	Delella, Nicolas
	Morinigo, Claudio
	Conte, Claudio
	Arreguito, Omar
	Nahuelquin, Gustavo
	Sosa, Javier
	Canals, Diego
	Lopez, Emiliano

Australia
	Barber, David
	Panazzolo, Andrew
	Marcelino, Miguel
	Haddrick, Eric
	Pyne, Chris
	Rand, Jason
	Tonna, George
	Thorpe, Jeremy
	Fedele, Shaun
	Menzies, Beau
	Morris, Mark

Brazil
	Costa, Adriano
	Rocha, Luciano
	Silva, Marcos
	Ferreira, Fabio
	Rodrigues, Jean
	Quiaveli, Romildo
	Amador, Douglas
	Ayres, Joao
	Lopes, Marcio
	Tamiozzo, Moises
	dos Santos, Marcos

Netherlands
	Lokhoff, Stephan
	Korbach, Bob
	de Vries, Jaap
	van Breemen, Rudi
	van Son, Thieu
	Beekmans, Patrick
	Hennink, Wilfred
	Enser, Percy
	de Wit, Milo
	Janse, Micha
	de Jong, Arno

Portugal
	Germano, Nuno
	Goncalves, Manuel
	Martinho, Gabriel
	Fernandes, Rogerio
	Oliveira, Rui
	Duraes, Alvaro
	Dias, Francisco
	Carvalho, Jose
	Silva, Fernando
	Vieira, Ricardo
	Barata, Fernando

Russia
	Sheman, Alexey
	Fatiakhdinov, Marat
	Silatchev, Alexei
	Dzimistarishvili, Mamuka
	Morozov, Victor
	Toumakov, Alexei
	Sizov, Pavel
	Brednev, Mikhail
	Korenkov, Nikolan
	Lozhechnikov, Andrey
	Khryashev, Sergey

Spain
	Arzallus, Aitzol
	Pardo, Borja
	Vazquez, Ivan
	Peleteiro, Jorge
	Clemente, Sergio
	Fernandez, Carlos
	Jimenez, David
	Lopez, Santiago
	Rufo, Manuel
	Hurtado, Jose
	Visitacion, Jesus Maria

Ukraine
	Zhuchynin, Yevhen
	Kovalskyy, Mykola
	Kabanov, Volodymyr
	Vakulenko, Serhiy
	Roztoka, Andriy
	Tsukanov, Andriy
	Novopoltsev, Valeriy
	Lytvynenko, Ihor
	Dutko, Taras
	Krot, Sergiy
	Babiy, Sergiy

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 . The other teams played for places 5 to 8.

Preliminary round

Group A

Pl.	country	Sp.	S.	U	N	Gates	Diff.	Points
1.	Ukraine	3	3	0	0	012: 200	+10	09
2.	Portugal	3	1	1	1	002: 300	−1	04th
3.	Argentina	3	1	0	2	005:100	−5	03
4th	Netherlands	3	0	1	2	002: 600	−4	01
Was standing: Abbreviations: Pl. = Place, Sp = games, S = wins, U = draws, N = defeats Explanations: games for 1st to 4th place , game for 5th place , game for 7th place

rank	nation	Ukraine	Portugal	Argentina	Netherlands
1	Ukraine		3-0	6: 2	3-0
2	Portugal	0: 3		2-0	0-0
3	Argentina	2: 6	0: 3		3: 2
4th	Netherlands	0: 3	0-0	2: 3

Group B

Pl.	country	Sp.	S.	U	N	Gates	Diff.	Points
1.	Russia	3	2	1	0	008: 200	+6	07th
2.	Brazil	3	1	2	0	007: 300	+4	05
3.	Spain	3	1	1	1	002: 400	−2	04th
4th	Australia	3	0	0	3	000: 800	−8	00
Was standing: Abbreviations: Pl. = Place, Sp = games, S = wins, U = draws, N = defeats Explanations: games for 1st to 4th place , game for 5th place , game for 7th place

rank	nation	Russia	Brazil	Spain	Australia
1	Russia		2: 2	3-0	3-0
2	Brazil	2: 2		1: 1	4-0
3	Spain	0: 3	1: 1		1-0
3	Australia	0: 3	0: 4	0: 1

Final round

Game for 7th place

Netherlands	-	Australia	1: 2

Play for 5th place

Argentina	-	Spain	5: 2

Games for 1st to 4th place - semi-finals

Ukraine	-	Brazil	2.1 n.V., 1: 1
Portugal	-	Russia	1: 3

Game for 3rd place

Brazil	-	Portugal	2: 1

final

Ukraine	-	Russia	2: 3

Medalist

There was only one competition for men.

Gold Russia	Alexey Shemanin, Marat Fatiakhdinov, Alexei Silatchev, Mamuka Dzimistarishvili, Victor Morozov, Alexei Toumakov, Pavel Sizov, Mikhail Brednev, Nikolan Korenkov, Andrey Lozhechnikov, Sergey Khryashev
Silver Ukraine	Yevhen Zhuchynin, Mykola Kovalskyy, Volodymyr Kabanov, Serhiy Vakulenko, Andriy Roztoka, Andriy Tsukanov, Valeriy Novopoltsev, Ihor Lytvynenko, Taras Dutko, Sergiy Krot, Sergiy Babiy
Bronze Brazil	Adriano Costa, Luciano Rocha, Marcos Silva, Fabio Ferreira, Jean Rodrigues, Romildo Quiaveli, Douglas Amador, Joao Ayres, Marcio Lopes, Moises Tamiozzo, Marcos dos Santos

Final placement

space	country
01	Russia
02	Ukraine
03	Brazil
04th	Portugal
05	Argentina
06th	Spain
07th	Australia
08th	Netherlands

literature

• International Paralympic Committee: 2000 Sydney - Results - Football 7-a-side . Retrieved October 2, 2008.

Web links

• Sydney 2000 Paralympic Games , Sydney 2000 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.)