London 2012 Olympics men's football draw in full: Plot every team's path to the final

Aug 4, 2012 10:30:00 PM

Goal.com takes a look at all the possibilities for the run to the final at Wembley as Team GB field an amalgamated side for the first time as hosts of the Games

Mexico have won gold at the Olympic Games men's football tournament.

Luis Fernando Tena's team beat favourites Brazil in the final at Wembley, with Oribe Peralta's double guiding them to victory.

Favourites Spain were treated to a shock early exit whilst hosts Team GB secured qualification for the quarter-finals before falling to South Korea on penalties.

Here, Goal.com takes a look at how the action has shaped up at London 2012.

GROUP A

Team GB Senegal UAE Uruguay

July 26	5pm	UAE 1-2 Uruguay	Old Trafford	Manchester
July 26	8pm	Team GB 1-1 Senegal	Old Trafford	Manchester
July 29	5pm	Senegal 2-0 Uruguay	Wembley Stadium	London
July 29	7.45pm	Team GB 3-1 UAE	Wembley Stadium	London
August 1	7.45pm	Senegal 1-1 UAE	City of Coventry Stadium	Coventry
August 1	7.45pm	Team GB 1-0 Uruguay	Millennium Stadium	Cardiff

GROUP B

Mexico Korea Rep Gabon Switzerland

July 26	2.30pm	Mexico 0-0 Korea Rep	St James' Park	Newcastle
July 26	5.15pm	Gabon 1-1 Switzerland	St James' Park	Newcastle
July 29	2:30pm	Mexico 2-0 Gabon	City of Coventry Stadium	Coventry
July 29	5:15pm	Korea Rep 2-1 Switzerland	City of Coventry Stadium	Coventry
August 1	5pm	Mexico 1-0 Switzerland	Millennium Stadium	Cardiff
August 1	5pm	Korea Rep 0-0 Gabon	Wembley Stadium	London

GROUP C

Brazil Egypt Belarus New Zealand

July 26	7.45pm	Belarus 1-0 New Zealand	City of Coventry Stadium	Coventry
July 26	7.45pm	Brazil 3-2 Egypt	Millennium Stadium	Cardiff
July 29	12pm	Egypt 1-1 New Zealand	Old Trafford	Manchester
July 29	3pm	Brazil 3-1 Belarus	Old Trafford	Manchester
August 1	2.30pm	Brazil 3-0 New Zealand	St James' Park	Newcastle
August 1	2.30pm	Egypt 3-1 Belarus	Hampden Park	Glasgow

GROUP D

Spain Japan Honduras Morocco

July 26	12pm	Honduras 2-2 Morocco	Hampden Park	Glasgow
July 26	2.45pm	Spain 0-1 Japan	Hampden Park	Glasgow
July 29	5pm	Japan 1-0 Morocco	St James' Park	Newcastle
July 29	7.45pm	Spain 0-1 Honduras	St James' Park	Newcastle
August 1	5pm	Japan 0-0 Honduras	City of Coventry Stadium	Coventry
August 1	5pm	Spain 0-0 Morocco	Old Trafford	Manchester

QUARTER-FINALS

August 4	12pm	Japan 3-0 Egypt	Old Trafford	Manchester
August 4	2.30pm	Mexico 4-2 (aet) Senegal	Wembley Stadium	London
August 4	5pm	Brazil 3-2 Honduras	St James' Park	Newcastle
August 4	7.30pm	Team GB 1-1 (4-5 pens) Korea Rep	Millennium Stadium	Cardiff

SEMI-FINALS

August 7	5pm	Mexico 3-1 Japan	Wembley	London
August 7	7.45pm	Korea Rep 0-3 Brazil	Old Trafford	Manchester

THIRD-PLACE PLAYOFF

August 10

7.45pm

Korea Rep 2-0 Japan

Millennium Stadium

Cardiff

FINAL

August 11

3pm

Brazil 1-2 Mexico

Wembley Stadium

London

* All times in BST

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