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Hockey, Men

Date	26 August – 11 September 1960
Status	Olympic
Location	Velodrome Olimpico, Roma / Stadio dei Marmi, Roma / Stadio Tre Fontane, Roma
Participants	236 from 16 countries
Format	Round-robin pools advance teams to classification round matches.

The 1960 Olympic final was a rematch of the 1956 game. Pakistan’s win not only meant that country’s first ever Olympic gold, but also put an end to India’s unique winning streak. In seven Olympics, they had won 30 straight matches, scoring 197 goals and allowing only 8 (and never more than one in a match). In addition, they had never lost to Pakistan, although they had only played them twice. The final match was an exciting contest, with a sixth minute goal by Ahmed Naseer Bunda deciding the outcome. The bronze was surprisingly taken by Spain, which had never before made the semi-finals.

The tournament set-up, in which all placements were decided, was apparently disliked by several teams, as Germany, Poland and Denmark did not complete the matches for the places between 5th and 16th. In contrast, Australia played two extra matches. In a match for places 5 through 8, Australia and Kenya were tied after 40 minutes of extra time, when the match had to be suspended because of nightfall. The referee tossed a coin and awarded the match to Australia, which proceeded to win the 5th place game against New Zealand. A Kenyan protest was awarded by the jury of appeal, and a replay was ordered. The Australians won again, but also had to re-play New Zealand, this time losing 0-1.

Pos	Number	Team	NOC	GP	Goals
1	–	Pakistan	PAK	–	–	Gold
	–	Manzoor Hussain Atif		5	1
	–	Ghulam Rasool		6	0
	–	Anwar Ahmed Khan		6	1
	–	Noor Alam		6	2
	–	Abdul Hamid		6	8
	–	Habib Ali Kiddie		4	0
	–	Ahmed Naseer Bunda		6	7
	–	Motiullah		6	1
	–	Abdul Rashid		6	0
	–	Bashir Ahmed		6	0
	–	Abdul Waheed Khan		6	4
	–	Mushtaq Ahmed		2	1
	–	Khurshid Aslam		1	0
	–	Munir Ahmed Dar DNS		–	–
	–	Zafar Hayat DNS		–	–
	–	Khawaja Zaka-ud-Din DNS		–	–
	–	Rony Gardener DNS		–	–
	–	Zafar Ali Zafari DNS		–	–
Coach		Ali Dara
2	–	India	IND	–	–	Silver
	1	Shankar Laxman		6	0
	2	Prithipal Singh		6	5
	3	Jaman Lal Sharma		6	0
	4	Leslie Claudius		6	0
	5	Charanjit Singh		4	0
	6	Govind Sawant		1	0
	7	Gindi Singh		6	0
	8	V. J. Peter		6	3
	9	Jaswant Singh		6	4
	10	Udham Singh		6	1
	11	Raghbir Singh Bhola		6	6
	12	Joe Antic		2	0
	13	Mohinder Lal		5	0
	–	Chinnadorai Desamuthu DNS		–	–
	–	Hari Pal Kaushik DNS		–	–
	–	Bandu Patil DNS		–	–
	–	Balkrishan Singh DNS		–	–
	–	Erman Bastian DNS		–	–
	–	John Mascarenhas DNS		–	–
	–	Kulwant Arora DNS		–	–
	–	Shantaram Jadhav DNS		–	–
Coach		Kishan Lal
3	–	Spain	ESP	–	–	Bronze
	–	Pedro Amat		3	0
	–	Francisco Cavaller		4	0
	–	Juan Ángel Calzado		5	0
	–	José Colomer		6	0
	–	Carlos del Coso		6	0
	–	José Antonio Dinarés		6	0
	–	Eduardo Dualde		6	4
	–	Joaquín Dualde		6	2
	–	Rafael Egusquiza		2	0
	–	Ignacio Macaya		6	2
	–	Pedro Murúa		6	2
	–	Pedro Roig		1	0
	–	Luis María Usoz		3	1
	–	Narcís Ventalló		6	0
	–	Alberto Piera DNS		–	–
	–	Antonio Cavero DNS		–	–
	–	Oriol Ysamat DNS		–	–
	–	Juan Migoya DNS		–	–
Coach		Ernst Willig
Coach		Luis Francino
4	–	Great Britain	GBR	–	–
	–	Pat Austen		3	0
	–	John Bell		1	0
	–	Harry Cahill		6	0
	–	Denys Carnill		6	0
	–	Peter Croft		2	0
	–	Howard Davis		6	0
	–	John Hindle		6	1
	–	Charles Jones		6	0
	–	Niel Livingstone		4	0
	–	Stuart Mayes		4	2
	–	Derek Miller		4	0
	–	John Neill		6	0
	–	John Saunders-Griffiths		2	2
	–	Freddie Scott		5	2
	–	Ian Taylor		5	0
	–	Colin Dale DNS		–	–
	–	Paul Fishwick DNS		–	–
	–	David Tomlinson DNS		–	–
Coach		Frank Reynolds
5	–	New Zealand	NZL	–	–
	–	Tony Hayde		6	0
	–	Bruce Turner		8	2
	–	Guy McGregor		7	1
	–	Ian Kerr		6	0
	–	Jim Barclay		2	0
	–	John Abrams		8	0
	–	John Cullen		8	1
	–	Ross Gillespie		8	0
	–	Kevin Percy		2	0
	–	Mervyn McKinnon		8	0
	–	Murray Mathieson		1	0
	–	Noel Hobson		8	2
	–	Phil Bygrave		8	4
	–	Bill Schaefer		8	0
Coach		Jeff Squire
6	–	Australia	AUS	–	–
	–	Barry Malcolm		1	0
	–	Desmond Spackman		8	0
	–	Donald Currie		5	1
	–	Eric Pearce		8	6
	–	Errol Bill		4	0
	–	Gordon Pearce		9	0
	–	Graham Wood		1	0
	–	John McBryde		8	0
	–	Julian Pearce		9	0
	–	Kevin Carton		9	0
	–	Louis Hailey		9	0
	–	Mervyn Crossman		9	5
	–	Mike Craig		9	0
	–	Philip Pritchard		1	0
	–	Ray Evans		9	4
Coach		Charlie Morley
7	–	Unified Team of Germany	GER	–	–
	–	Carsten Keller		4	7
	–	Christian Büchting		2	0
	–	Dieter Krause		5	0
	–	Eberhard Ferstl		5	0
	–	Günther Ullerich		5	0
	–	Helmut Nonn		3	0
	–	Herbert Winters		4	0
	–	Hugo Budinger		5	2
	–	Klaus Greinert		1	0
	–	Klaus Woeller		5	0
	–	Norbert Schuler		3	1
	–	Werner Delmes		5	1
	–	Willi Brendel		3	0
	–	Wolfgang End		5	0
	–	Utz Aichinger DNS		–	–
	–	Klaus Lauth DNS		–	–
	–	Peter Kranich DNS		–	–
	–	Alfred Lücker DNS		–	–
Coach		Ernst-Ludwig Nack
8	–	Kenya	KEN	–	–
	1	Saude George		3	0
	2	Anthony Vaz		5	0
	3	Avtar Singh Sohal		6	3
	4	Jagnandan Singh		5	0
	5	Surjeet Singh Deol		6	1
	6	Silvester Fernandes		6	0
	7	Edgar Fernandes		2	0
	8	Hilary Fernandes		6	4
	9	Surjeet Singh Panesar		6	1
	10	Pritam Singh Sandhu		3	0
	11	Alu Mendonca		6	0
	12	Jack Simonian		3	0
	13	Kirpal Singh Bhardwaj		1	0
	14	Gursaran Singh Sehmi		3	0
	15	Egbert Fernandes		4	1
	16	Krishnan Kumar Aggarwal		1	0
	–	Hardev Singh Kular DNS		–	–
	–	Om Parkash Verma DNS		–	–
Coach		G. L. Chopra
9	–	Netherlands	NED	–	–
	–	Carel Dekker		1	0
	–	Eddie Zwier		2	0
	–	Egbert, Jonkheer de Graeff		2	0
	–	Frans Fiolet		3	0
	–	Freddie Hooghiemstra		2	0
	–	Gerard Overdijkink		5	0
	–	Gerrit de Ruiter		4	0
	–	Hans Wagener		6	0
	–	Jaap Leemhuis		6	0
	–	Jan Willem van Erven Dorens		6	4
	–	Jan van Gooswilligen		5	0
	–	Patrick Buteux van der Kamp		1	0
	–	Theo van Vroonhoven		6	2
	–	Theo Terlingen		6	0
	–	Tom van Dijck		5	0
	–	Wim de Beer		6	4
	–	Charles Coster van Voorhout DNS		–	–
	–	Hans Both DNS		–	–
Coach		Jan Anjema
10	–	France	FRA	–	–
	–	Albert Vanpoulle		5	0
	–	Claude Dugardin		5	0
	–	Claude Leroy		3	0
	–	Claude Windal		5	1
	–	Diran Manoukian		1	0
	–	Gérard Poulain		3	0
	–	Ido Marang		1	0
	–	Jacques Bonnet		4	0
	–	Jacques Mauchien		4	1
	–	Jean Desmasures		3	0
	–	Jean-Pierre Windal		5	0
	–	Maurice Dobigny		4	0
	–	Philippe Reynaud		5	1
	–	Pierre Court		1	0
	–	Roger Bignon		5	0
	–	Yvan Bia		1	0
	–	Georges Corbel DNS		–	–
	–	Jean Seguy DNS		–	–
	–	Lugarin DNS		–	–
Coach		?
11	–	Belgium	BEL	–	–
	–	André Carbonnelle		3	0
	–	André Muschs		4	1
	–	Eddy Carbonnelle		3	0
	–	Franz Lorette		2	0
	–	Freddy Rens		3	0
	–	Guy Debbaudt		4	1
	–	Guy Huyghens		3	0
	–	Jacques Rémy		5	2
	–	Jacques Vanderstappen		5	0
	–	Jean Dubois		5	2
	–	Jean-Pierre Marionex		1	0
	–	Jean-Louis Roersch		3	0
	–	Michel Muschs		4	1
	–	Pierre Delbecque		2	0
	–	Robert Lycke		1	0
	–	Roger Goossens		5	0
	–	Yves Bernaert		2	0
	–	Paul Fayat DNS		–	–
Coach		?
12	–	Poland	POL	–	–
	–	Alfons Flinik		4	0
	–	Czesław Kubiak		4	1
	–	Henryk Flinik		4	0
	–	Jan Flinik		4	1
	–	Jan Górny		1	0
	–	Kazimierz Dąbrowski		2	0
	–	Leon Wiśniewski		4	1
	–	Narcyz Maciaszczyk		4	0
	–	Roman Micał		2	0
	–	Ryszard Marzec		4	0
	–	Władysław Śmigielski		4	0
	–	Włodzimierz Różański		4	0
	–	Zdzisław Wojdylak		3	0
	–	Witold Ziaja DNS		–	–
	–	Jerzy Siankiewicz DNS		–	–
	–	Andrzej Ptak DNS		–	–
	–	Zbigniew Zawadzki DNS		–	–
Coach		Sobiesław Paczkowski
13	–	Italy	ITA	–	–
	–	Alessandro Vannini		3	0
	–	Antonio Lenza		3	1
	–	Antonio Vargiu		5	0
	–	Bruno Figliola		3	0
	–	Claudio Candotti		2	0
	–	Claudio Libotte		3	0
	–	Enrico Bisio		4	0
	–	Felice Salis		5	0
	–	Giampaolo Farci		1	0
	–	Giampaolo Medda		5	0
	–	Giovanni Anni		2	0
	–	Giovanni Mazzalupi		2	0
	–	Luciano Soli		1	0
	–	Luigi Farci		5	0
	–	Quarto Pianesi		1	0
	–	Sergio Ballesio		3	1
	–	Tullio Marchiori		3	1
	–	Ugo Zorco		4	0
Coach		?
14	–	Japan	JPN	–	–
	–	Hiroyuki Fujiwara		5	0
	–	Hisatoshi Yamazaki		5	0
	–	Ichiro Sado		4	0
	–	Kenji Iijima		1	1
	–	Michinori Watada		1	0
	–	Tadatoshi Abe		4	0
	–	Teruo Yaguchi		5	0
	–	Toshiharu Nakamura		5	0
	–	Tsuneya Yuzaki		5	0
	–	Hiroshi Kojima		5	3
	–	Yoshio Kojima		1	0
	–	Masaru Kanbe		5	1
	–	Kunio Iwahashi		5	0
	–	Seiji Kihara		4	3
	–	Hideo Ichikawa DNS		–	–
	–	Hiroshi Nakayama DNS		–	–
Coach		?
15	–	Switzerland	SUI	–	–
	–	Albert Piaget		5	0
	–	Georges Mathys		2	0
	–	Gilbert Recordon		5	1
	–	Hans Straub		3	0
	–	Heinz Wirz		4	0
	–	Jean Giubini		2	0
	–	Jean Glarner		1	0
	–	Kurt Locher		3	0
	–	Kurt von Arx		5	1
	–	René Wiedmer		4	0
	–	Roger Zanetti		5	3
	–	Roland Zaninetti		3	0
	–	Walter Arber		3	0
	–	Walther Wirz		5	0
	–	Werner Hausmann		2	0
	–	Werner Schmid		3	0
Coach		?
16	–	Denmark	DEN	–	–
	–	Erling Nielsen		3	0
	–	Bent Kilde		2	0
	–	Carsten Bruun		3	0
	–	Erik Frandsen		3	0
	–	Hans Glendrup		3	0
	–	Villy Moll Nielsen		3	0
	–	Jesper Guldbrandsen		3	1
	–	Poul Moll Nielsen		3	0
	–	Flemming Kristiansen		1	1
	–	Torben Alstrup Jensen		3	0
	–	Vagn Pejtersen		3	0
	–	Willy Kristoffersen		3	1
	–	Allan Jahnsen DNS		–	–
	–	Leif Hansen DNS		–	–
	–	Nils Kousgaard DNS		–	–
	–	Henrik Sørensen DNS		–	–
	–	Thorkild Hansen DNS		–	–
	–	Ulrik Kristian Nielsen DNS		–	–
Coach		Preben Welton-Madsen

Preliminary Round

Date	26 August – 4 September 1960

Group A

Date	27 August – 4 September 1960
Format	Round-robin pool.

Pos	Team	NOC	Wins	Ties	Losses	Points	Goals
1	India	IND	3	0	0	6	17-1	Q
2	New Zealand	NZL	2	1	1	5	7-6	Q
3	Netherlands	NED	1	1	2	3	7-9
4	Denmark	DEN	0	0	3	0	3-18

Match	Date/Time	Team	NOC	Result	Team	NOC
Match #1	27 Aug 15:00	India	IND	10 – 0	Denmark	DEN
Match #2	27 Aug 16:30	Netherlands	NED	1 – 1	New Zealand	NZL
Match #3	30 Aug 16:30	India	IND	4 – 1	Netherlands	NED
Match #4	31 Aug 16:30	New Zealand	NZL	4 – 1	Denmark	DEN
Match #5	02 Sep 16:30	India	IND	3 – 0	New Zealand	NZL
Match #6	03 Sep 10:00	Netherlands	NED	4 – 2	Denmark	DEN
Play-off	04 Sep 15:30	New Zealand	NZL	2 – 1	Netherlands	NED

Group B

Date	26 August – 3 September 1960
Format	Round-robin pool.

Pos	Team	NOC	Wins	Ties	Losses	Points	Goals
1	Pakistan	PAK	3	0	0	6	21-0	Q
2	Australia	AUS	2	1	1	5	11-5	Q
3	Poland	POL	1	1	2	3	3-12
4	Japan	JPN	0	0	3	0	2-20

Match	Date/Time	Team	NOC	Result	Team	NOC
Match #1	26 Aug 10:00	Pakistan	PAK	3 – 0	Australia	AUS
Match #2	26 Aug 15:00	Poland	POL	2 – 1	Japan	JPN
Match #3	29 Aug 16:30	Pakistan	PAK	8 – 0	Poland	POL
Match #4	30 Aug 10:00	Australia	AUS	8 – 1	Japan	JPN
Match #5	01 Sep 10:00	Pakistan	PAK	10 – 0	Japan	JPN
Match #6	01 Sep 16:30	Australia	AUS	1 – 1	Poland	POL
Playoff	03 Sep 8:30	Australia	AUS	2 – 0	Poland	POL

Group C

Date	29 August – 3 September 1960
Format	Round-robin pool.

Pos	Team	NOC	Wins	Ties	Losses	Points	Goals
1	Kenya	KEN	2	1	0	5	8-0	Q
2	Unified Team of Germany	GER	2	0	1	4	10-1	Q
3	France	FRA	1	1	1	3	2-5
4	Italy	ITA	0	0	3	0	0-14

Match	Date/Time	Team	NOC	Result	Team	NOC
Match #1	29 Aug 10:00	Kenya	KEN	1 – 0	Unified Team of Germany	GER
Match #2	29 Aug 15:00	France	FRA	2 – 0	Italy	ITA
Match #3	31 Aug 10:00	Unified Team of Germany	GER	5 – 0	France	FRA
Match #4	01 Sep 15:00	Kenya	KEN	7 – 0	Italy	ITA
Match #5	03 Sep 15:00	Unified Team of Germany	GER	5 – 0	Italy	ITA
Match #6	03 Sep 16:30	France	FRA	0 – 0	Kenya	KEN

Group D

Date	26 August – 2 September 1960
Format	Round-robin pool.

Pos	Team	NOC	Wins	Ties	Losses	Points	Goals
1	Spain	ESP	2	1	0	5	8-2	Q
2	Great Britain	GBR	1	2	0	4	4-1	Q
3	Belgium	BEL	1	1	1	3	6-6
4	Switzerland	SUI	0	0	3	0	3-12

Match	Date/Time	Team	NOC	Result	Team	NOC
Match #1	26 Aug 16:30	Spain	ESP	0 – 0	Great Britain	GBR
Match #2	27 Aug 10:00	Belgium	BEL	4 – 2	Switzerland	SUI
Match #3	30 Aug 15:00	Belgium	BEL	1 – 1	Great Britain	GBR
Match #4	31 Aug 15:00	Spain	ESP	5 – 1	Switzerland	SUI
Match #5	02 Sep 10:00	Great Britain	GBR	3 – 0	Switzerland	SUI
Match #6	02 Sep 15:00	Spain	ESP	3 – 1	Belgium	BEL

Quarter-Finals

Date	5 September 1960
Format	Single-elimination.

Match	Date/Time	Competitors	NOC	Result	Competitors	NOC
Match #1	05 Sep 9:00	India	IND	1 – 0	Australia	AUS	AET
Match #2	05 Sep 10:30	Great Britain	GBR	2 – 1	Kenya	KEN	AET
Match #3	05 Sep 14:30	Pakistan	PAK	2 – 1	Unified Team of Germany	GER
Match #4	05 Sep 16:00	Spain	ESP	1 – 0	New Zealand	NZL	AET

Classification Round 5-8

Date	8 – 11 September 1960
Format	Classification matches.

Match	Date/Time	Competitors	NOC	Result	Competitors	NOC
Match #1	08 Sep 15:00	New Zealand	NZL	1 – 0	Unified Team of Germany	GER
Match #2	08 Sep 16:30	Australia	AUS	1 – 1	Kenya	KEN
Match #3	09 Sep 8:30	Australia	AUS	2 – 1	New Zealand	NZL
Replay #2	10 Sep 16:30	Australia	AUS	2 – 1	Kenya	KEN
Replay #3	11 Sep 9:00	New Zealand	NZL	1 – 0	Australia	AUS

Classification Round 9-12

Date	6 – 10 September 1960
Format	Classification matches.

Match	Date/Time	Competitors	NOC	Result	Competitors	NOC
Match #1	06 Sep 15:00	France	FRA	1 – 0	Belgium	BEL
Match #2	08 Sep 10:30	Netherlands	NED	2 – 0	France	FRA
Match #3	10 Sep 10:00	Netherlands	NED	2 – 1	Belgium	BEL

Classification Round 13-16

Date	6 – 10 September 1960
Format	Classification matches.

Match	Date/Time	Competitors	NOC	Result	Competitors	NOC
Match #1	06 Sep 16:30	Italy	ITA	1 – 1	Switzerland	SUI
Match #2	08 Sep 9:00	Japan	JPN	5 – 1	Switzerland	SUI
Match #3	10 Sep 15:00	Italy	ITA	2 – 1	Japan	JPN

Semi-Finals

Date	7 September 1960
Format	Single-elimination.

Match	Date/Time	Competitors	NOC	Result	Competitors	NOC
Match #1	07 Sep 10:00	Pakistan	PAK	1 – 0	Spain	ESP
Match #2	07 Sep 15:30	India	IND	1 – 0	Great Britain	GBR

Final Round

Date	9 September 1960
Format	Medal round.

Match	Date/Time	Competitors	NOC	Result	Competitors	NOC
Match 1/2	09 Sep 15:30	Pakistan	PAK	1 – 0	India	IND
Match 3/4	09 Sep 10:00	Spain	ESP	2 – 1	Great Britain	GBR