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Team, Men

Date	12 – 21 August 2004
Status	Olympic
Location	Panathinaiko Stadio, Athina / Proponitirio Toksovolias, Akharnes
Participants	39 from 13 countries
Format	Teams consisted of three archers. Ranking rounds scores based on scores carried over from individual ranking round. Matches consisted of 27 arrows, 9 by each archer. Tie-breaking for the final placements was done by the following method. Losers in each round were ranked according to the score they shot in that round. Ties in that round were broken by the number of 10s shot in that round and then the number of 9s shot in that round. If still tied the score in the preceding round was used as the tie-breaker, followed by number of 10s, and then number of 9s in the preceding round. Team event shot entirely at 70 metres.
Olympic Record (Ranking Round, 216 arrows)	2,031 WR / Jang Yong-Ho • Kim Bo-Ram • Oh Gyo-Mun KOR / 28 July 1996

By 2004, Korea was easily the world’s dominant archery nation, slightly more so for the women, but the men were also formidable. Beginning in 1995 and going through 2011, Korean men won seven of eight team world titles, missing only in 1999. With that background, the defending champions were heavily favored. Korea led the ranking round and received a bye. They went on to win their gold medal with one very close match, that in the quarter-finals when they narrowly defeated the Netherlands 250-249. The bronze medal came down to the United States against Ukraine, with Ukraine winning an upset victory, 237-236.

Pos	Competitors	NOC
1	Republic of Korea	KOR	Gold
	Im Dong-Hyeon • Jang Yong-Ho • Park Gyeong-Mo
2	Chinese Taipei	TPE	Silver
	Chen Szu-Yuan • Liu Ming-Huang • Wang Cheng-Pang
3	Ukraine	UKR	Bronze
	Dmytro Hrachov • Viktor Ruban • Oleksandr Serdiuk
4	United States	USA
	Butch Johnson • John Magera • Vic Wunderle
5	Netherlands	NED
	Pieter Custers • Wietse van Alten • Ron van der Hoff
6	Australia	AUS
	Dave Barnes • Tim Cuddihy • Simon Fairweather
7	Italy	ITA
	Ilario Di Buò • Michele Frangilli • Marco Galiazzo
8	Japan	JPN
	Takaharu Furukawa • Yuji Hamano • Hiroshi Yamamoto
9	Sweden	SWE
	Jonas Andersson • Mattias Eriksson • Magnus Petersson
10	France	FRA
	Jocelyn de Grandis • Franck Fisseux • Thomas Naglieri
11	India	IND
	Satyadev Prasad • Tarundeep Rai • Majhi Sawaiyan
12	Mexico	MEX
	Jorge Chapoy • Eduardo Magaña • Juanjo Serrano
13	Greece	GRE
	Georgios Kalogiannidis • Alexandros Karageorgiou • Apostolos Nanos

Ranking Round

Date	12 August 2004 — 14:00
Format	Ranking round for placement into single-elimination tournament.

Pos	Competitors	NOC	Points	10s	Xs
1	Republic of Korea	KOR	2,030	–	–
	Im Dong-Hyeon		687	–	–
	Jang Yong-Ho		671	–	–
	Park Gyeong-Mo		672	–	–
2	Chinese Taipei	TPE	1,985	89	35
	Chen Szu-Yuan		663	–	–
	Liu Ming-Huang		663	–	–
	Wang Cheng-Pang		659	–	–
3	Italy	ITA	1,985	88	21
	Ilario Di Buò		659	–	–
	Michele Frangilli		654	–	–
	Marco Galiazzo		672	–	–
4	Ukraine	UKR	1,985	82	20
	Dmytro Hrachov		671	–	–
	Viktor Ruban		660	–	–
	Oleksandr Serdiuk		654	–	–
5	Japan	JPN	1,970	–	–
	Takaharu Furukawa		646	–	–
	Yuji Hamano		660	–	–
	Hiroshi Yamamoto		664	–	–
6	Sweden	SWE	1,963	–	–
	Jonas Andersson		653	–	–
	Mattias Eriksson		637	–	–
	Magnus Petersson		673	–	–
7	Australia	AUS	1,962	–	–
	Dave Barnes		641	–	–
	Tim Cuddihy		663	–	–
	Simon Fairweather		658	–	–
8	Mexico	MEX	1,942	–	–
	Jorge Chapoy		645	–	–
	Eduardo Magaña		646	–	–
	Juanjo Serrano		651	–	–
9	Netherlands	NED	1,940	–	–
	Pieter Custers		646	–	–
	Wietse van Alten		661	–	–
	Ron van der Hoff		633	–	–
10	India	IND	1,938	–	–
	Satyadev Prasad		634	–	–
	Tarundeep Rai		647	–	–
	Majhi Sawaiyan		657	–	–
11	United States	USA	1,936	–	–
	Butch Johnson		660	–	–
	John Magera		637	–	–
	Vic Wunderle		639	–	–
12	France	FRA	1,911	–	–
	Jocelyn de Grandis		663	–	–
	Franck Fisseux		622	–	–
	Thomas Naglieri		626	–	–
13	Greece	GRE	1,833	–	–
	Georgios Kalogiannidis		601	–	–
	Alexandros Karageorgiou		647	–	–
	Apostolos Nanos		585	–	–

Round One

Date	21 August 2004 — 8:30
Format	Winner of each match advanced to the quarter-finals.

Match	Date/Time	Competitors	NOC	Result	Competitors	NOC
Match #1	21 Aug	Republic of Korea	KOR				bye
Match #2	21 Aug 8:30	Mexico	MEX	234 – 244	Netherlands	NED
Match #3	21 Aug	France	FRA	241 – 254	Japan	JPN
Match #4	21 Aug 8:57	Greece	GRE	225 – 243	Ukraine	UKR
Match #5	21 Aug 9:24	Italy	ITA				bye
Match #6	21 Aug 9:24	United States	USA	246 – 242	Sweden	SWE
Match #7	21 Aug 9:51	India	IND	236 – 248	Australia	AUS
Match #8	21 Aug	Chinese Taipei	TPE				bye

Quarter-Finals

Date	21 August 2004 — 10:30
Format	Winner of each match advanced to the semi-finals.

Match	Date/Time	Competitors	NOC	Result	Competitors	NOC
Match #1	21 Aug 10:30	Republic of Korea	KOR	250 – 249	Netherlands	NED
Match #2	21 Aug 10:30	Ukraine	UKR	242 – 236	Japan	JPN
Match #3	21 Aug 10:57	United States	USA	243 – 240	Italy	ITA
Match #4	21 Aug 10:57	Chinese Taipei	TPE	250 – 247	Australia	AUS

Semi-Finals

Date	21 August 2004 — 15:45
Format	Winner of each match advanced to the final round.

Match	Date/Time	Competitors	NOC	Result	Competitors	NOC
Match #1	21 Aug 15:45	Republic of Korea	KOR	242 – 239	Ukraine	UKR
Match #2	21 Aug 16:13	Chinese Taipei	TPE	244 – 243	United States	USA

Final Round

Date	21 August 2004 — 16:44

Match	Date/Time	Competitors	NOC	Result	Competitors	NOC
Match 1/2	21 Aug 16:44	Republic of Korea	KOR	251 – 245	Chinese Taipei	TPE
Match 3/4	21 Aug 17:14	Ukraine	UKR	237 – 235	United States	USA