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There have been 35 own goals scored in the 26 Olympic men's football tournaments featuring national teams (since 1908). This is a list of all such own goals (not including qualification games).

Spain has scored three own goals for their opponents, while Nigeria, Brazil, Ivory Coast, and South Korea have benefited from three own goals. Of the 35 matches with own goals, the team scoring the own goal has won seven times and drawn nine times.[n 1] All but twelve own goals have been scored in the opening stages of the tournament.

List

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Key
Player's team won the match
Player's team drew the match
Seq. Player Time Representing Goal Final
score 		Opponent Tournament Round Date FIFA
report
1 Jalmari Holopainen 2'  Finland 0–1 0–4  Great Britain 1912, Stockholm Semi-finals 2 July 1912 report
2 Harald Hansen 85'  Denmark 3–1 4–1  Netherlands report
3 Pedro Vallana 84'  Spain 0–1 0–1  Italy 1924, Paris First round 25 May 1924 report
4 Gösta Lindh 36'  Sweden 0–3 0–6  Hungary 1952, Helsinki Semi-finals 28 July 1952 report
5 Muhammad Salaam 78'  India 1–4 1–4  Yugoslavia 1956, Melbourne Semi-finals 4 December 1956 report
6 Mohamed Rifai 3'  United Arab Republic 0–1 1–6  Yugoslavia 1960, Rome Group stage 26 August 1960 report
7 Vladimír Weiss 47'  Czechoslovakia 0–1 1–2  Hungary 1964, Tokyo Gold medal match 23 October 1964 report
8 Humberto Medina 26'  Mexico 1–3 1–4  France 1968, Mexico City Group stage 15 October 1968 report
9 Segun Olumodeji 59'  Nigeria 3–2 3–3  Brazil 18 October 1968 report
10 Eduardo Rergis 18'  Mexico 0–1 1–1  Guatemala 1976, Montreal Group stage 23 July 1976 report
11 Mahboub Juma'a 25'  Kuwait 1–1 3–1  Nigeria 1980, Moscow Group stage 21 July 1980 report
12 Rocael Mazariegos 77'  Guatemala 0–3 0–3  Iraq 1988, Seoul Group stage 19 September 1988
13 Joachim Yaw 78'  Ghana 2–1 4–2aet  Paraguay 1992, Barcelona Quarter-finals 2 August 1992 report
14 Shaun Murphy 67'  Australia 1–4 1–6  Poland Semi-finals 5 August 1992 report
15 Tadahiro Akiba 83'  Japan 0–1 0–2  Nigeria 1996, Atlanta Group stage 23 July 1996 report
16 Agustín Aranzábal 52'  Spain 0–2 0–4  Argentina Quarter-finals 27 July 1996 report
17 Afo Dodoo 18'  Ghana 0–1 2–4  Brazil 28 July 1996 report
18 Roberto Carlos 20'  Brazil 1–1 3–4asdet  Nigeria Semi-finals 31 July 1996 report
19 Marián Čišovský 68'  Slovakia 1–2 1–3  Brazil 2000, Sydney Group stage 14 September 2000 report
20 Gianni Comandini 29'  Italy 3–1 3–1  Honduras 16 September 2000 report
21 Samuel Okunowo 65'  Nigeria 1–1 1–1  Italy 19 September 2000 report
22 Jaime Rosales 51'  Honduras 1–1 2–1  Australia report
23 Patrice Abanda 78'  Cameroon 1–1 2–1  Chile Semi-finals 26 September 2000 report
24 Iván Amaya 53'  Spain 2–1 2–2aet[a]  Cameroon Gold medal match 30 September 2000 report
25 Loukas Vyntra 64'  Greece 0–2 2–2  South Korea 2004, Athens Group stage 11 August 2004 report
26 Haidar Jabar 13'  Iraq 0–1 4–2  Portugal 12 August 2004 report
27 Adama Tamboura 64'  Mali 2–2 2–4  South Korea 17 August 2004 report
28 Fernando Meira 68'  Portugal 3–3 3–3  Costa Rica 18 August 2004 report
29 Slobodan Rajković 24'  Serbia 1–2 2–4  Ivory Coast 2008, Beijing Group stage 10 August 2008 report
30 Hiroki Fujiharu 65'  Japan 0–2 2–2  Colombia 2016, Rio de Janeiro Group stage 7 August 2016 report
31 Abdulelah Al-Amri 39'  Saudi Arabia 0–1 1–2  Ivory Coast 2020, Tokyo Group stage 22 July 2021 report
32 Elvin Oliva 45+1'  Honduras 0–1 0–1  Romania report
33 Marius Marin 27'  Romania 0–1 0–4  South Korea 25 July 2021 report
34 Benjamin Henrichs 67'  Germany 1–1 1–1  Ivory Coast 28 July 2021 report
35 Hamidou Diallo 56'  Mali 0–1 1–1  Israel 2024, Paris Group stage 24 July 2024 report
Notes
  1. ^ Spain lost 3–5 on penalty kicks.

Statistics and notable own goals

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Time
  • First ever own goal
  • Fastest own goal
  • Latest regulation-time own goal
  • Own goals in a gold medal match
Tournament
  • Most own goals, tournament
  • Fewest own goals, tournament
  • Most own goals by a team in one tournament
  • 1, 35 teams
  • Most own goals in favour of a team in one tournament
Teams
  • Most own goals by a team, overall
  • Most own goals in favour of a team, overall
  • Most matches, never scoring an own goal
  • Most matches, never benefiting from an own goal
  • Most matches, never scoring or benefiting from an own goal
  • Only pair of teams to have scored own goals for each other
Players
  • Youngest player with an own goal
  • Oldest player with an own goal
  • Players who have scored own goals and regular goals
  • Only player to score for both teams in a match

By team

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Own goals by nations
Team Own goals by
own players opponents
 Spain 3 0
 Ghana 2 0
 Japan 2 0
 Mali 2 0
 Mexico 2 0
 Honduras 2 1
 Nigeria 2 3
 Czechoslovakia 1 0
 Denmark 1 0
 Egypt[a] 1 0
 Finland 1 0
 Germany 1 0
 Greece 1 0
 India 1 0
 Kuwait 1 0
 Saudi Arabia 1 0
 Serbia 1 0
 Slovakia 1 0
 Sweden 1 0
 Australia 1 1
 Cameroon 1 1
 Guatemala 1 1
 Iraq 1 1
 Portugal 1 1
 Romania 1 1
 Italy 1 2
 Brazil 1 3
 Argentina 0 1
 Chile 0 1
 Colombia 0 1
 Costa Rica 0 1
 France 0 1
 Great Britain 0 1
 Israel 0 1
 Netherlands 0 1
 Paraguay 0 1
 Poland 0 1
 Hungary 0 2
 Yugoslavia 0 2
 Ivory Coast 0 3
 South Korea 0 3

Notes

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  1. ^ As per statistical convention in football, matches decided in extra time are counted as wins and losses, while matches decided by penalty shoot-outs are counted as draws.
  1. ^ Includes 1960 own goal as  United Arab Republic.

References

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