Gaston Peltier (France)
John Nicholas (England)
2 goals each
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1904 St. Louis, USA
(Canada)
(Canada)
Alexander Hall (Canada)
Tom Taylor (Canada)
3 goals each
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1908 London, England
( England )
( England )
Sophos Nielsen (Denmark)
11 goals
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1912 Stockholm, Sweden
( England )
Gottfried Fuchs (Germany)
( England )
Gottfried Fuchs (Germany)
10 goals
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1920 Antwerp, Belgium
(Belgium)
(Belgium)
Herbert Carlsson (Sweden)
7 A scorer
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1924 Paris, France
( Uruguay )
( Uruguay )
Pedro Petroni (Uruguay)
7 goals
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1928 Amsterdam, Netherlands
(Uruguay)
(Uruguay)
Domingo Tarasconi (Argentina)
9 goals
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1936 Berlin, Germany
(Italy)
(Italy)
Anibale Frosi (Italy)
7 goals
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1948 London, England
(Sweden)
(Sweden)
John Hansen (Denmark)
Gunnar Nordahl (Sweden)
7 goals each
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1952 Helsinki, Finland
(Hungary)
Rajko Mic (Serbia - Yugoslavia )
(Hungary)
Rajko Mic (Serbia - Yugoslavia )
Branko Zebić (Croatia - Yugoslavia )
7 goals each
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1956 Melbourne, Australia
(Soviet Union)
(Soviet Union)
Neville D'Souza (India)
Todor Veselinovic (Serbia - Yugoslavia )
Dimitar Milanov ( Bulgaria )
4 goals each
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1960 Rome, Italy
(Yugoslavia)
(Yugoslavia)
Harald Nielsen (Denmark)
8 goals
.................................................. ......................
1964 Tokyo, Japan
( Hungary )
( Hungary )
Ferenc Bene (Hungary)
12 goals
.................................................. ......................
1968 Mexico City, Mexico
( Hungary )
( Hungary )
Kunishige Kamamoto (Japan)
7 goals
.................................................. ......................
1972 Munich, Germany
(Poland)
(Poland)
Kazimierz Dina (Poland)
9 goals
.................................................. ......................
1976 Montreal, Canada
(Germany)
(Germany)
Andrzej Szarmach (Poland)
6 goals
.................................................. ......................
1980 Moscow, Russia
(Czechoslovakia)
(Czechoslovakia)
Sergey Andreev (Ukraine - Soviet Union )
5 goals
.................................................. ......................
1984 Los Angeles, USA
(France)
(France)
Borislav Cvetkovic (Croatia - Yugoslavia )
Stjepan Deveric ( Croatia - Yugoslavia )
Daniel Zeribe (France)
5 goals each
.................................................. ......................
1988 Seoul, South Korea
(Soviet Union)
(Soviet Union)
Romario de Souza Faria (Brazil)
7 goals
.................................................. ......................
1992 Barcelona, Spain
(Spain)
(Spain)
Andrzej Juskowiak (Poland)
7 goals
.................................................. ......................
1996 Atlanta, USA
(Nigeria)
(Nigeria)
Jose Roberto Gama (Bebeto) (Brazil)
Hernan Crespo (Argentina)
6 goals each
.................................................. ......................
2000 Sydney, Australia
(Cameroon)
(Cameroon)
Ivan Zamorano (Chile)
6 goals
.................................................. ......................
2004 Athens, Greece
( Argentina )
( Argentina )
Carlos Tevez (Argentina)
8 goals
.................................................. ......................
2008 Beijing, China
( Argentina )
Giuseppe Rossi (Italy)( Argentina )
4 goals
.................................................. ......................
2012 London, England
(Mexico)
(Mexico)
Leandro Damiao (Brazil)
6 goals
.................................................. ......................
2016 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
( Brazil )
( Brazil )
Serge Gnabry (Germany)
Nils Petersen (Germany)
6 goals each
.................................................. ......................
2020 Tokyo, Japan
(Brazil)
(Brazil)
Richarlison de Andrade (Brazil)
5 goals
.................................................. ......................
2024 Paris, France
(Spain)
(Spain)
Soufiane Rahimi (Morocco)
8 goals
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olympic championsFirst: England and Hungary, 3 championships each
Second: Uruguay , the Soviet Union ,Argentina, Brazil and Spain, with 2 titles each.
Third: Canada, Belgium, Italy, Sweden, Yugoslavia, Poland, Germany, Czechoslovakia, France, Nigeria, Cameroon and Mexico, with 1 championship each.
First: Denmark's Sophus Nielsen and Hungary's Antal Donai with 13 goals each.
Second: Hungarian Ferenc Bene with 12 goals
Third: Uruguayan Pedro Petrone and Argentine Domingo Tarasconi, with 11 goals each.
Fourth: German Gottfried Fuchs and Polish Kazimierz Deyna with 10 goals each.
Fifth: Irishman Harold Walden and Danish Wilhelm Wolfhagen, with 9 goals each.
Sixth: Italian Adolfo Baloncieri,Dutchman Jan Foss, Uruguayan Hector Scarone , Yugoslav Rajko Mic , Danish Harald Nielsen, Egyptian Ibrahim Mustafa Riyad, Brazilian Jose Roberto Gama (Bebeto), Argentine Carlos Tevez andMoroccan Soufiane Rahimi,with 8 goals each.
Seventh: Denmark's Anton Olsen, Sweden's Herbert Carlsson, Italy's Annibale Frossi, Denmark's John Hansen , Sweden's Gunnar Nordahl, Soviet Oleg Blokhin , Yugoslavia's Stjepan Bobek, Yugoslavia's Rajko Mitic , Yugoslavia's Branko Zebić, Japan's Kunishige Kamamoto, Brazil's Romario de Souza Faria , Poland's Andrzej Juszkowiak, and Brazil's Neymar da Silva, with 7 goals each.
Eighth: England's Harold Stapley, Czechoslovakia's Antonin Janda, Switzerland's Max Abegglen, Argentina's Manuel Ferreira, Peru's Teodoro Fernandez, Hungary's Sandro Kocsis, Yugoslavia's Bora Kostic, Germany's Eberhard Vogel, Hungary's Tibor Csernai, Romania's Kornel Pavlovski, Germany's Joachim Streich, Poland's Robert Gadoja, Germany's Bernd Nickel, Poland's Andrej Szarmach, Zambia 's Kalusha Bwalya, Soviet Igor Dobrovolski, Ghana's Kwame Ayew, Argentina's Hernan Crespo, Brazil's Ronaldo de Assis Moreira (Ronaldinho), Chile's Ivan Zamorano, Brazil's Leandro Damiao , Germany's Serge Gnabry , Germany's Nils Petersen , and Spain's Fermin Lopez, with 6 goals each.
Hungarian Ferenc Bene with 12 goals