Football at the South American Games
The South American Games football tournament is open to ODESUR affiliated national under-17 national teams.[1] Previously under-20 age group players have been able to represent their nation.
Founded | 1978 |
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Current champions | Colombia |
Most successful team(s) | Colombia |
Eligible participants
Male Football
Year | Host | No. of teams | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |
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1978 | La Paz, Bolivia | 3 | ||||
1982 | Rosario, Argentina | 4 | ||||
1986 | Santiago, Chile | 10 | ||||
1990 | Lima, Perú | 4 | ||||
1994 | Valencia, Venezuela | 4 | ||||
1998 | Cuenca, Ecuador | Not played | ||||
2002 | No fixed host, Brazil | Not played | ||||
2006 | Buenos Aires, Argentina | Not played | ||||
2010 | Medellin, Colombia | 6 | ||||
2014 | Santiago, Chile | 6 | ||||
2018 | Cochabamba, Bolivia | 8 |
Women football
Year | Host | No. of teams | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
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2014 | Santiago, Chile | 7 | |||
2018 | Bolivia | 6 |
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References
- "Juegos Odesur". rsssf.com. Retrieved 9 May 2012.
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