Goalball at the 2012 Summer Paralympics explained

Event:Goalball
Games:2012 Summer
Venue:Copper Box Arena
Dates:29 August – 9 September
Competitors:132
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Next:2016

Goalball at the 2012 Summer Paralympics was held in London from 29 August to 9 September 2012.

Medalists

Men's goalball

Jarno Mattila
Ville Montonen
Erkki Miinala
Toni Alenius
Tuomas Nousu
Petri Posio

José Ferreira de Oliveira
Almeida Maciel Celente
Leomon Moreno da Silva
Romário Diego Marques
Filippe Santos Silvestre
Leandro Moreno da Silva

Tekin Okan Düzgün
Hüseyin Alkan
Mehmet Cesur
Yusuf Uçar
Abdullah Aydoğdu
Tuncay Karakaya
Women's goalball

Masae Komiya
Rie Urata
Akane Nakashima
Eiko Kakehata
Haruka Wakasugi
Akiko Adachi

Wang Ruixue
Chen Fengqing
Lin Shan
Wang Shasha
Fan Feifei
Ju Zhen

Anna Dahlberg
Malin Gustavsson
Josefine Jälmestål
Viktoria Andersson
Sofia Näsström
Maria Wåglund

Qualifying

Men

Means of qualification Date Venue Berths Qualified
Host nation 1
2010 IBSA Goalball World Championships 18–25 June 2010 Sheffield, Great Britain 3

2010 Asian Para Games12–19 December 2010 1
2011 Paralympic Qualification Tournament 1–11 April 2011 4


2011 European Championships 17–23 October 2011 1
2011 Africa Oceania Goalball Regional Championships 14–18 November 2011 Sydney, Australia1
12–20 November 2011 1
Total 12

Women

Means of qualification Date Venue Berths Qualified
Host nation 1
2010 IBSA Goalball World Championships 18–25 June 2010 3

Asian Para Games 12–19 December 2010 1
2011 Paralympic Qualification Tournament 1–11 April 2011 2
2011 European Championships 17–23 October 2011 1
2011 Africa Oceania Goalball Regional Championships 14–18 November 2011 1
2011 Parapan American Games 12–20 November 2011 1
Total 10

Men's tournament

Competition format

The twelve men's teams were divided into two equal groups for a single round robin group stage. The top four teams of each group advanced to the quarter-finals. All matches in the second stage were knock-out format.

Group stage

Group A

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Thu 30 Aug
Lithuania 11 – 1
Finland 5 – 6
Turkey 9 – 2
Fri 31 Aug
Lithuania 10 – 0
Great Britain 1 – 7
Brazil 4 – 5
Sat 01 Sep
Turkey 4 – 0
Sweden 3 – 3
Brazil 12 – 5
Sun 02 Sep
Great Britain 3 – 7
Sweden 5 – 5
Turkey 4 – 1
Tue 04 Sep
Finland 4 – 1
Great Britain 1 – 7
Lithuania 2 – 2

Group B

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Thu 30 Aug
China 5 – 9
South Korea 4 – 3
Canada 2 – 4
Fri 31 Aug
China 11 – 4
Iran 9 – 2
Algeria 5 – 2
Sat 01 Sep
Canada 5 – 4
Belgium 8 – 6
Algeria 0 – 1
Sun 02 Sep
Iran 4 – 3
Belgium 0 – 0
Canada 6 – 8
Mon 03 Sep
South Korea 3 – 5
Iran 4 – 2
China 3 – 1

Knockout round

Women's tournament

Competition format

The ten women's teams were divided into two equal groups for a single round robin group stage. The top four teams of each group advanced to the quarter-finals. All matches in the second stage were knock-out format.

Group stage

Group C

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Thu 30 Aug
China 7 – 1
Denmark 0 – 2
Fri 31 Aug
Finland 1 – 1
Brazil 0 – 8
Sat 01 Sep
Denmark 2 – 3
Sun 02 Sep
Great Britain 3 – 1
Mon 03 Sep
China 8 – 1
Brazil 5 – 4
Tue 04 Sep
Great Britain 5 – 0
Finland 2 – 5

Group D

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Thu 30 Aug
United States 5 – 1
Fri 31 Aug
Australia 1 – 3
Sat 01 Sep
Canada 1 – 2
Japan 2 – 1
Sun 02 Sep
Australia 1 – 3
Sweden 0 – 0
Mon 03 Sep
United States 3 – 0
Japan 0 – 1
Tue 04 Sep
Sweden 8 – 5
Canada 1 – 0

Knockout round

References

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