Field hockey at the 1988 Summer Olympics

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Final results for the Hockey competition at the 1988 Summer Olympics:

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[edit] Men’s Tournament

[edit] Pools

[edit] Pool A

Team Pld W D L GF GA Pts
 Australia 5 5 0 0 19 3 10
 Netherlands 5 3 1 1 12 6 7
 Pakistan 5 3 0 2 15 8 6
 Argentina 5 2 0 3 8 12 4
 Spain 5 1 1 3 6 10 3
 Kenya 5 0 0 5 5 26 0
September 18, 1988
Pakistan  5 – 1  Spain
Ibrahim Qamir (2)
Sharif Zahid (2)
Sheik Tariq		 Juna Carlos Peon
September 18, 1988
Netherlands  5 – 1  Argentina
Marc Delissen
Erik Parlevliet
Floris Jan Bove Lander (2)
Taco van Der Honert		 Carlos Genyro
September 18, 1988
Australia  7 – 1  Kenya
Colin Batch
Mark Hager (3)
Warren Birmingham (2)
David Wansborough		 Sanjiwan Goyal
September 20, 1988
Australia  4 –0  Argentina
Warren Birmingham
Mark Hager (2)
Neil Hawgood
September 20, 1988
Netherlands  1 - 1  Spain
Jan Hendrick Kooijan Ignacio Escude
September 20, 1988
Pakistan  8 - 0  Kenya
Qazi Mohib-Ur-Rehman
Tariq Sheik (4)
Shabaz Ahmed (2)
Zahid Sharif
September 22, 1988
Pakistan  2 – 1  Argentina
Shabaz Ahmed
Zahid Sharif		 Marcelo Mascherino
September 22, 1988
Kenya  2 – 4  Spain
John Eliuth Okoth
Inderjit Matheru		 Ignacio Escude
Javier Escude
Jorge Olivia
Miguel de Paz
September 22, 1988
Australia  3 –2  Netherlands
Colin Batch
Neil Hawgood
Markl Hager		 Floris Jan Bove Lander
September 24, 1988
Netherlands  2 – 1  Kenya
Floris Jan Bove Lander
Taco van Der Honert		 Inderjit Matheru
September 24, 1988
Australia  4 – 0  Pakistan
John Bestall
Neil Hawgood (2)
Mark Hager
September 24, 1988
Argentina  1 – 0  Spain
Fernando Ferrara
September 26, 1988
Australia  1 – 0  Spain
Jay Stacy
September 26, 1988
Argentina  5 – 1  Kenya
Marcelo Mascherino
Gabriel Minadeo
Edgardo Palios
Alejandro Verga
Fernando Ferrara		 Lucas Alubaha
September 26, 1988
Netherlands  2 – 0  Pakistan
Floris Jan Bove Lander

[edit] Pool B

Team Pld W D L GF GA Pts
 Germany 5 4 1 0 13 3 9
 Great Britain 5 3 1 1 12 5 7
 India 5 2 1 2 9 7 5
 Soviet Union 5 2 1 2 5 10 5
 Korea 5 0 2 3 5 10 2
 Canada 5 0 2 3 3 12 2
September 18, 1988
Soviet Union  1 – 0  India
Igor Davydov
September 18, 1988
Germany  3 – 1  Canada
Carsten Fischer
Thomas Reck
Stefan Bloecher		 Chris Gifford
September 18, 1988
Great Britain  2 – 2  Korea
Paul Barber
Sean Kerly		 Kim Jong Kap
Kim Man Whe
September 20, 1988
Great Britain  3 – 0  Canada
Paul Barber
Imran Sherwani
Richard Dodds
September 20, 1988
Germany  1 – 1  India
Michael Hilgers Sebastian Jude Felix
September 20, 1988
Soviet Union  3 – 1  Korea
Viotor Depoutatov
Mikhail Boutakine
Igor Davydov		 Yoo Seung Jin
September 22, 1988
Korea  1 – 3  India
Kim Young Joon Sebastian Jude Felix
Thoiba Singh(2)
September 22, 1988
Soviet Union  0 – 0  Canada
September 22, 1988
Great Britain  1 – 2  Germany
Paul Barber Carsten Fischer<vr/>Stefan Bloecher
September 24, 1988
Germany  1 – 0  Korea
Carsten Fischer
September 24, 1988
Great Britain  3 – 1  Soviet Union
Paul Barber
Sean Kerly (2)		 Mikhail Boukatine
September 24, 1988
Canada  1 – 5  India
Michael Ross Rutledge Mohinder Pal Singh (2)
Subramani Baladadalaiash
Sebastian Jude Felix
Mervyn Ernadis
September 26, 1988
Germany  6 – 0  Soviet Union
Carsten Fischer
Andreas Mollandi
Heiner Dopp
Stefan Bloecher
Michael Hilgers
Andreas Keller
September 26, 1988
Great Britain  3 – 0  India
Paul Barber
Jon Potter
Sean Kerly
September 26, 1988
Canada  1 – 1  Korea
Hargumek Sandhu Chung Kye Suk

[edit] Ninth to twelfth place play-offs

September 28, 1988
Spain  2 – 0  Canada
Ignacio Escude
Jaime Escude
September 28, 1988
Korea  5 – 2  Kenya
Han Jin Soo(3)
Yoo Seung Jin (2)		 Lucas Aluhaba
Inderjit Singh

[edit] Eleventh and twelfth place

September 29, 1988
Canada  3 –1  Kenya
Michael Ross Rutledge
Trevor Porritt
Hargumek Sandhu		 Peter Akatsa

[edit] Ninth and tenth place

September 29, 1988
Spain  2 – 0  Korea
Ignacio Escude
Juan Carlos Peon

[edit] Fifth to eighth place play-offs

September 28, 1988
India  6 – 6
PSC(4-3)		  Argentina
Mohinder Pal Singh (2)
Mohammed Shahid
Balwinder Singh
Mervyn Ernadis (2)		 Marcelo Mascherino
Marcelo Garraffo
Carlos Genyro (3)
Fernando Ferrara
September 28, 1988
Pakistan  1 – 0  Soviet Union
Qazi Mohib-Ur-Rehman

[edit] Seventh and eighth place

September 30, 1988
Soviet Union  4 – 1  Argentina
Vietcheslav Tchetchenov
Alexandre Miasnikov
Sergei Platchakov (2)		 Alejandro Verga

[edit] Fifth and sixth place

September 30, 1988
India  1 – 2  Pakistan
Mohinder Pal Singh Qazi Mohib-Ur-Rehman
Musaddiz Hussain

[edit] First to fourth place play-offs

[edit] Semi finals

September 28, 1988
Germany  2 – 1  Netherlands
Heiner Dopp
Thomas Reck		 Maurits Cruicg
September 28, 1988
Australia  2 – 3  Great Britain
Mark Hager
Neil Hawgood		 Sean Kerly (3)

[edit] Bronze medal match

October 1, 1988
Australia  1 – 2  Netherlands
Graham Reid Floris Jan Bovelander (2)

[edit] Gold medal match

October 1, 1988
Germany  1 – 3  Great Britain
Heiner Dopp Sean Kerly
Imran Sherwani (2)

[edit] Men's Medal Winners

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[edit] Medalists

 Gold  Silver  Bronze
 Great Britain  Germany  Netherlands

[edit] Women's Medal Winners

 Gold  Silver  Bronze
 Australia  Korea  Netherlands

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