Fotbal na Panamerických hrách
| Fotbal na Panamerických hrách | |
|---|---|
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| Základní údaje | |
| Pořadatel | FIFA Panamerická sportovní organizace |
| Soutěže | 2 (1 muži, 1 ženy) |
| Panamerické hry | |
| 1951 • 1955 • 1959 • 1963 • 1967 • 1971 • 1975 • 1979 • 1983 • 1987 • 1991 • 1995 • 1999 • 2003 • 2007 • 2011 • 2015 • 2019 | |
Fotbal na Panamerických hrách je fotbalový turnaj, který se poprvé uskutečnil v roce 1951 v Buenos Aires v Argentině. Panamerické hry jsou pořádány každé čtyři roky v roce předcházejícím Olympijským hrám. Řídící organizace her byla v roce 1955 přejmenována na Panamerickou sportovní organizaci (Pan American Sports Organization – PASO). V nynější době je v této organizaci zastoupeno 41 zemí ze Severní, Střední a Jižní Ameriky a Karibiku. Oficiálními jazyky her jsou angličtina a španělština.
Přehled jednotlivých turnajů (Muži)
| Rok | Pořadatel | Finále | O třetí místo | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Zlato | Skóre | 2. místo | 3. místo | Skóre | 4. místo | ||||
| 1951 detaily |  Buenos Aires | Argentina |  Kostarika |  Chile |  Venezuela | ||||
| 1955 detaily |  Mexico City | Argentina | Mexiko |  Nizozemské Antily | Venezuela | ||||
| 1959 detaily |  Chicago | Argentina |  Brazílie | USA |  Haiti | ||||
| 1963 detaily | São Paulo | Brazílie | Argentina | Chile |  Uruguay | ||||
| 1967 detaily |  Winnipeg | Mexiko | 4–0 (PP) |  Bermudy |  Trinidad a Tobago | 4–1 | Kanada | ||
| 1971 detaily |  Cali | Argentina | Kolumbie |  Kuba | Trinidad a Tobago | ||||
| 1975 detaily | Mexico City | Mexiko Brazílie | 1–1 (PP) (nerozhodnuto) | Argentina | 2–0 | Kostarika | |||
| 1979 detaily | San Juan | Brazílie | 3–0 | Kuba | Argentina | 2–0 | Kostarika | ||
| 1983 detaily | Caracas | Uruguay |  Guatemala | Brazílie | Chile | ||||
| 1987 detaily | Indianapolis | Brazílie | 2–0 (PP) | Chile | Argentina | 0–0 (5–4 pen.) | Mexiko | ||
| 1991 detaily | Havana | USA | 2–1 (PP) | Mexiko | Kuba | 1–0 |  Honduras | ||
| 1995 detaily | Mar del Plata | Argentina | 0–0 (5–4 pen.) | Mexiko | Kolumbie | 3–0 | Honduras | ||
| 1999 detaily | Winnipeg | Mexiko | 3–1 | Honduras | USA | 2–1 | Kanada | ||
| 2003 detaily |  Santo Domingo | Argentina | 1–0 | Brazílie | Mexiko | 0–0 (5–4 pen.) | Kolumbie | ||
| 2007 detaily | Rio de Janeiro |  Ekvádor | 1–0 |  Jamajka | Mexiko | 1–0 | Kolumbie | ||
| 2011 detaily | Guadalajara | Mexiko | 1–0 | Argentina | Uruguay | 2–1 | Kostarika | ||
| 2015 detaily | Toronto | Uruguay | 1–0 | Mexiko | Brazílie | 3-1 |  Panama | ||
| 2019 detaily |  Lima | Argentina | 4–0 | Honduras | Mexiko | 1–0 | Uruguay | ||
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