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Hockey, Men

Date18 September – 1 October 1988
StatusOlympic
LocationSeong-nam Jong-hab-un-dong-jang, Seongnam
Participants190 from 12 countries
FormatRound-robin pools advance teams to classification round matches.

In 1984, the British hockey players had won their first medal since 1948, even though they had been called in as a last-minute substitute. They proved their bronze prize was not a fluke by performing consistently in the subsequent annual Champions Trophy tournaments. At the 1986 World Championships, held in London, they even made it to the final, in which they were beaten by Australia. That tournament proved to be a disaster for Pakistan and India, finishing last and next-to-last. The two formerly dominant hockey nations improved at the Seoul Games, but not enough to reach the semis.

Britain did, and took revenge on Australia for the defeat two years earlier, helped by a hat-trick by Sean Kerly. For the final, the odds were stacked against them. They had not beaten their West German opponents in 30 years, and had in fact lost to them in the elimination round. Neglecting history, Imran Sherwani and Kerly put their team ahead 3-0 before the Germans could get a consolation goal. Not worried by this, the British even found time to let all substitutes play so they would also receive a gold medal, the UK’s first hockey gold in 68 years.

PosNumberTeamNOC
1Great BritainGBRGold
1Ian Taylor
2Veryan Pappin
3David Faulkner
4Paul Barber
5Sam Martin
6Jon Potter
7Richard Dodds
8Martyn Grimley
9Steve Batchelor
10Richard Leman
11Jimmy Kirkwood
12Kulbir Bhaura
13Sean Kerly
14Robert Clift
15Imran Sherwani
16Russell Garcia
CoachDavid Whitaker
2West GermanyFRGSilver
1Christian Schliemann
2Tobias Frank
3Uli Hänel
4Carsten Fischer
5Andreas Mollandin
6Ekkhard Schmidt-Opper
7Dirk Brinkmann
8Heiner Dopp
9Stefan Blöcher
10Andreas Keller
11Thomas Reck
12Thomas Brinkmann
13Hanns-Henning Fastrich
14Michael Hilgers
15Volker Fried
16Michael Metz
CoachKlaus Kleiter
3NetherlandsNEDBronze
1Frank Leistra
2Marc Benninga
3Cees Jan Diepeveen
4Maurits Crucq
5René Klaassen
6Hendrik Jan Kooijman
7Marc Delissen
8Jacques Brinkman
9Gert Jan Schlatmann
10Tim Steens
11Floris Jan Bovelander
12Patrick Faber
13Ronald Jansen
14Hidde Kruize
15Erik Parlevliet
16Taco van den Honert
CoachHans Jorritsma
4AustraliaAUS
1Craig Davies
2Colin Batch
3John Bestall
4Warren Birmingham
5Ric Charlesworth
6Andrew Deane
7Michael York
8Mark Hager
9Jay Stacy
10Neil Hawgood
11Peter Noel
12Graham Reid
13Roger Smith
14Neil Snowden
15David Wansbrough
16Ken Wark
CoachRichard Aggiss
5PakistanPAK
1Mansoor Ahmed
2Nasir Ali
3Qazi Mohib
4Amir Zafar
5Ishtiaq Ahmed
6Naeem Akhtar
7Muhammad Qamar Ibrahim
8Shahbaz Ahmed
9Tariq Sheikh
10Zahid Sharif
11Khalid Hamid
13Khalid Bashir
14Naeem Amjad
15Tahir Zaman
16Musaddiq Hussain
Munir Rizwan DNS
CoachManzoor-ul Hassan
6IndiaIND
1Rajinder Singh Rawat
2Pargat Singh
3Ashok Kumar
4Mohinder Pal Singh
5Maneyapanda Muthanna Somaya
6Vivek Singh
7Sujit Kumar
8Subramani Balada Kalaiah
9Muhammad Shahid
10Jude Sebastian
11Balwinder Singh
12Merwyn Fernandis
13Thoiba Singh
14Gundeep Kumar
15Jagbir Singh
16Mark Patterson
CoachM. P. Ganesh
7Soviet UnionURS
1Vladimir Pleshakov
2Viktor Deputatov
3Igor Yulchiyev
4Sos Hayrapetyan
6Vladimir Antakov
7Vyacheslav Chechenev
8Igor Atanov
9Sergey Shakhvorostov
10Sergey Pleshakov
11Mikhail Nichepurenko
12Aleksandr Domashev
13Igor Davydov
14Aleksandr Myasnikov
15Yevgeny Nechayev
16Mikhail Bukatin
Nikolay Sankovets DNS
CoachLeonid Pavlovsky
8ArgentinaARG
1Otto Schmitt
2Alejandro Siri
3Miguel Altube
4Marcelo Mascheroni
5Marcelo Garrafo
6Edgardo Pailos
7Alejandro Doherty
8Aldo Ayala
9Carlos Geneyro
10Gabriel Minadeo
11Alejandro Verga
12Fernando Ferrara
13Emanuel Roggero
14Franco Nicola
15Martín Sordelli
16Mariano Silva
CoachLuis Ciancia
9SpainESP
1Miguel Rovira
2Ignacio Escudé
3Quim Malgosa
4Andrés Gómez
5Juantxo García-Mauriño
6Jaime Armengol
7Juan Carlos Peón
8Juan Malgosa
9Jaime Escudé
10Xavier Escudé
11Jordi Oliva
12Miguel Ortego
13Miguel de Paz
14Eduardo Fábregas
15José Antonio Iglesias
16Santiago Grau
CoachSantiago Cortés Villa
10Republic of KoreaKOR
1Song Seok-Chan
2Kim Yeong-Jun
3Kim Jong-Gap
4Jeong Bu-Jin
5Jeong Gye-Seok
6Kim Jae-Cheon
7Gwon Sun-Pil
8Mo Ji-Yeong
9Ji Jae-Gwan
10Kim Man-Hoe
11Han Jin-Su
12Lee Heung-Pyo
13Heo Sang-Nyeong
14Park Jae-Sik
15Yu Seung-Jin
16Sin Seok-Gyun
CoachYoo Min-Seung
11CanadaCAN
1Ross Rutledge
2Niki Sandhu
3Rick Albert
4Pat Burrows
5Bubli Chohan
6Chris Gifford
7Wayne Grimmer
8Ranjit Rai
9Peter Milkovich
10Trevor Porritt
11Ian Bird
12Doug Harris
13Michael Muller
14Pat Caruso
15Ajay Dubé
16Ken Goodwin
CoachTrevor Clarke
12KenyaKEN
1Paul Sewe Omany
2Parminder Singh Saini
3Roy Odhier
4Charles Oguk
5John Eliud Okoth
6Michael Omondi
7Samuel Ngoyo
8Peter Akatsa
9Sanjiwan Goyal
10Christopher Otambo
11Lucas Alubaha
12Victor Owino
13Samson Oriso
14Inderjit Singh Matharu
15Samson Muange
16Julius Mutinda
CoachGursharam Singh Lall

Preliminary Round

Date18 – 26 September 1988

Group A

Date18 – 26 September 1988
FormatRound-robin pool.
PosTeamNOCWinsTiesLossesPointsGoals
1AustraliaAUS5001019-3Q
2NetherlandsNED311712-6Q
3PakistanPAK302615-8
4ArgentinaARG20348-12
5SpainESP11336-10
6KenyaKEN00505-26
MatchDate/TimeTeamNOCResultTeamNOC
Match #118 Sep 10:45PakistanPAK5 – 1SpainESP
Match #218 Sep 13:30NetherlandsNED5 – 1ArgentinaARG
Match #318 Sep 15:15AustraliaAUS7 – 1KenyaKEN
Match #420 Sep 10:45AustraliaAUS4 – 0ArgentinaARG
Match #520 Sep 13:30SpainESP1 – 1NetherlandsNED
Match #620 Sep 15:15PakistanPAK8 – 0KenyaKEN
Match #722 Sep 9:00PakistanPAK2 – 1ArgentinaARG
Match #822 Sep 13:30SpainESP4 – 2KenyaKEN
Match #922 Sep 15:15AustraliaAUS3 – 2NetherlandsNED
Match #1024 Sep 10:45NetherlandsNED2 – 1KenyaKEN
Match #1124 Sep 13:30AustraliaAUS4 – 0PakistanPAK
Match #1224 Sep 15:15ArgentinaARG1 – 0SpainESP
Match #1326 Sep 9:00AustraliaAUS1 – 0SpainESP
Match #1426 Sep 13:30ArgentinaARG5 – 1KenyaKEN
Match #1526 Sep 15:15NetherlandsNED2 – 0PakistanPAK

Group B

Date18 – 26 September 1988
FormatRound-robin pool.
PosTeamNOCWinsTiesLossesPointsGoals
1West GermanyFRG410913-3Q
2Great BritainGBR311712-5Q
3IndiaIND21259-7
4Soviet UnionURS21255-10
5Republic of KoreaKOR02325-10
6CanadaCAN02323-12
MatchDate/TimeTeamNOCResultTeamNOC
Match #118 Sep 10:45Soviet UnionURS1 – 0IndiaIND
Match #218 Sep 13:30West GermanyFRG3 – 1CanadaCAN
Match #318 Sep 15:15Great BritainGBR2 – 2Republic of KoreaKOR
Match #420 Sep 9:00Great BritainGBR3 – 0CanadaCAN
Match #520 Sep 13:30West GermanyFRG1 – 1IndiaIND
Match #620 Sep 15:15Soviet UnionURS3 – 1Republic of KoreaKOR
Match #722 Sep 10:45IndiaIND3 – 1Republic of KoreaKOR
Match #822 Sep 13:30CanadaCAN0 – 0Soviet UnionURS
Match #922 Sep 15:15West GermanyFRG2 – 1Great BritainGBR
Match #1024 Sep 9:45West GermanyFRG1 – 0Republic of KoreaKOR
Match #1124 Sep 13:30Great BritainGBR3 – 1Soviet UnionURS
Match #1224 Sep 15:15IndiaIND5 – 1CanadaCAN
Match #1326 Sep 10:45West GermanyFRG6 – 0Soviet UnionURS
Match #1426 Sep 13:30Great BritainGBR3 – 0IndiaIND
Match #1526 Sep 15:15CanadaCAN1 – 1Republic of KoreaKOR

Classification Round 5-8

Date28 September 1988
FormatClassification matches.
MatchDate/TimeCompetitorsNOCResultCompetitorsNOC
Match #128 Sep 11:00PakistanPAK1 – 0Soviet UnionURS
Match #228 Sep 11:00IndiaIND6 – 6ArgentinaARGAET, 4-3 PS

Classification Round 9-12

Date28 September 1988
FormatClassification matches.
MatchDate/TimeCompetitorsNOCResultCompetitorsNOC
Match #128 Sep 9:00SpainESP2 – 0CanadaCAN
Match #228 Sep 9:00Republic of KoreaKOR5 – 2KenyaKENAET

Semi-Finals

Date28 September 1988
FormatSingle-elimination.
MatchDate/TimeCompetitorsNOCResultCompetitorsNOC
Match #128 Sep 13:00West GermanyFRG2 – 1NetherlandsNED
Match #228 Sep 15:15Great BritainGBR3 – 2AustraliaAUS

Final Round

Date29 September – 1 October 1988
FormatMedal round.
MatchDate/TimeCompetitorsNOCResultCompetitorsNOC
Match 1/201 Oct 15:15Great BritainGBR3 – 1West GermanyFRG
Match 3/401 Oct 13:00NetherlandsNED2 – 1AustraliaAUS
Match 5/630 Sep 9:00PakistanPAK2 – 1IndiaIND
Match 7/830 Sep 11:00Soviet UnionURS4 – 1ArgentinaARG
Match 9/1029 Sep 13:00SpainESP2 – 0Republic of KoreaKOR
Match 11/1229 Sep 15:15CanadaCAN3 – 1KenyaKEN