Summer Paralympics 2004/7 football

7-a-side football at the XII. Summer Paralympics
information
venue	Athens
Teams	8th
date	September 17-28, 2004
decisions	1
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Medal table 7-a-side football
space	country
	Ukraine
	Brazil
	Russia

At the 2004 Summer Paralympics in Athens , 7-a-side football medals were awarded in a competition . The decisions were made between September 19 and 27, 2004. The venue was the Olympic Hockey Center , where the Olympic hockey tournaments also took place.

qualification

Qualified teams

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

continent	number	Attendees
from Asia	1	Iran
from Europe	4th	Ireland Netherlands Russia Ukraine
from North America	1	United States
from South America	2	Argentina Brazil

Squad

The squad for each team was as follows:

Argentina
	Bastias, Claudio
	Conte, Claudio
	Sosa, Mario
	Sosa, Javier
	Nunez, Matias
	Jaime, Ezequiel
	Canals, Diego
	Nahuelquin, Gustavo
	Lopez, Emiliano
	Morinigo, Claudio
	Pereyra, Damian
	Cardinal, Carlos

Brazil
	Pereira, Flavio
	Rocha, Luciano
	Silva, Marcos
	Guimaraes, Joseph
	Silva, Moises
	Bruzzi, Fabiano
	Costa, Adriano
	Lima, Renato
	Rosa, Peterson
	Marinho, Leandro
	Rodrigues, Jean
	Ferreira, Marcos

Iran
	Safari, Hadi
	Khedri, Mohammadreza
	Kerimizadeh, Abdolreza
	Heidari Gouradel, Morteza
	Hosseini Far, Seyed Nasser
	Khosravani, Houshang
	Mansour Falah, Javad
	Kamani, Naghi
	Najafitovahkhoshgeh, G.
	Mahini, Ardeshir
	Mshhady Hashemi, M.

Ireland
	Kavanagh, Darren
	O'Hara, Alan
	O'Grady, Brendan
	Devlin, Kieran
	Clint, Andrew
	O'Riordan, Finbarr
	Messett, Gary
	Murrihy, James
	Brennan, Aidan
	Markey, Joseph
	Dollard, Paul
	O'Neill, Peter

Netherlands
	de Haas, Ruben
	Tetelepta, David
	Lokhoff, Stephan
	van de Ven, Martijn
	Adelaars, beard
	Berlee, Nico
	Beekmans, Patrick
	van Breemen, Rudi
	Voogd, Jeroen
	van den Born, Richard
	van Son, Thieu
	de Wit, Milo

Russia
	Fatiakhdinov, Marat
	Frolov, Alexander
	Murvanidze, Lasha
	Borisov, Pavel
	Kuvaev, Andrey
	Chubko, Evgeny
	Potekhin, Ivan
	Tchesmine, Alexei
	Glushonok, Aleksandr
	Kalachev, Anton
	Lozhechnikov, Andrey
	Smirnov, Oleg

Ukraine
	Zhuchynin, Yevhen
	Kosenko, Ihor
	Antonyuk, Volodymyr
	Kabanov, Volodymyr
	Vakulenko, Serhiy
	Roztoka, Andriy
	Tsukanov, Andriy
	Shevchyk, Anatoliy
	Ponomaryov, Denys
	Dutko, Taras
	Babiy, Sergiy
	Trushev, Vitaliy

United States
	Peters, Michael
	McKinney, Joshua
	Wolf, Chris
	McCullough, Jon
	Wolff, Eli
	Slemons, Jason
	Laces, Tom
	Arneaud, Derek
	Blue, Josh
	Woosnam, David
	Theobald, John
	Johnson, Keith

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	2	1	0	014: 400	+10	07th
2.	Argentina	3	1	2	0	009: 600	+3	05
3.	Iran	3	1	1	1	011:100	+1	04th
4th	Ireland	3	0	0	3	004:180	−14	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	Ukraine	Argentina	Iran	Ireland
1	Ukraine		2: 2	6: 2	6-0
2	Argentina	2: 2		2: 2	5: 2
3	Iran	2: 6	2: 2		7: 2
4th	Ireland	0: 6	2: 5	2: 7

Group B

Pl.	country	Sp.	S.	U	N	Gates	Diff.	Points
1.	Brazil	3	3	0	0	012: 200	+10	09
2.	Russia	3	2	0	1	011: 300	+8	06th
3.	Netherlands	3	1	0	2	008:140	−6	03
4th	United States	3	0	0	3	001:130	−12	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	Brazil	Russia	Netherlands	United States
1	Brazil		2: 1	6: 1	4-0
2	Russia	1: 2		7: 1	3-0
3	Netherlands	1: 6	1: 7		6: 1
4th	United States	0: 4	0: 3	1: 6

Final round

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

Ukraine	-	Russia	4: 1
Brazil	-	Argentina	4: 1

Game for 7th place

Ireland	-	United States	4-0

Play for 5th place

Iran	-	Netherlands	3-0

Game for 3rd place

Russia	-	Argentina	5-0

final

Ukraine	-	Brazil	4: 1

Medalist

There was only one competition for men.

Gold Ukraine	Volodymyr Antonyuk, Sergiy Babiy, Taras Dutko, Volodymyr Kabanov, Ihor Kosenko, Denys Ponomaryov, Andriy Roztoka, Anatoliy Shevchyk, Vitaliy Trushev, Andriy Tsukanov, Serhiy Vakulenko, Yevhen Zhuchynin
Silver brazil	Fabiano Bruzzi, Adriano Costa, Marcos Ferreira, Joseph Guimaraes, Renato Lima, Leandro Marinho, Flavio Pereira, Luciano Rocha, Jean Rodrigues, Peterson Rosa, Marcos Silva, Moises Silva, Sergiy Krot, Sergiy Babiy
Bronze Russia	Pavel Borisov, Evgeny Chubko, Marat Fatiakhdinov, Alexander Frolov, Aleksandr Glushonok, Anton Kalachev, Andrey Kuvaev, Andrey Lozhechnikov, Lasha Murvanidze, Ivan Potekhin, Oleg Smirnov, Alexei Tchesmine

Final placement

space	country
01	Ukraine
02	Brazil
03	Russia
04th	Argentina
05	Iran
06th	Netherlands
07th	Ireland
08th	United States

literature

• International Paralympic Committee: 2004 Athens - Results - Football 7-a-side . Retrieved October 2, 2008.

Web links

• Athens 2004 Paralympic Games , Athens 2004 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.)