Soccer: Olympic Games

Last Champion

2016: Brazil

Soccer: Olympic Games, Titles by Country

Information about the international soccer tournament Olympic Games including titles by country, logos, links, results and other data.

The idea of youth teams caught favour at both FIFA and the IOC, and since 1992 all players in the Olympics must be under 23 years of age, with three over-23 players allowed per squad. The tournament is now effectively an "Under-23 World Cup", complementing FIFA's own tournaments at Under-20 and Under-17 levels. The new format allows teams from around the world to compete equally.

Summary and Data

Champions by Year

Titles by Country

Olympic Games, Titles by Country
Champion		Titles Years
England	3 -	1900 against France 1908 against Denmark 1912 against Denmark
Hungary	3 -	1952 against Yugoslavia 1964 against Czechoslovakia 1968 against Bulgaria
Argentina	2 -	2004 against Paraguay 2008 against Nigeria
Russia	2 -	1956 against Yugoslavia 1988 against Brazil
Uruguay	2 -	1924 against Switzerland 1928 against Argentina
Belgium	1 -	1920 against Spain
Brazil	1 -	2016 against Germany
Cameroon	1 -	2000 against Spain
Canada	1 -	1904 against USA
Czech Republic	1 -	1980 against East Germany
East Germany	1 -	1976 against Poland
France	1 -	1984 against Brazil
Italy	1 -	1936 against Austria
Mexico	1 -	2012 against Brazil
Nigeria	1 -	1996 against Argentina
Poland	1 -	1972 against Hungary
Serbia	1 -	1960 against Denmark
Spain	1 -	1992 against Poland
Sweden	1 -	1948 against Yugoslavia

Summary and Data

Champions by Year

Titles by Country