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13 September - 1 October 2000

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Preliminary Round
26-Jul-48	[1]	Goldstone Ground, Brighton	LUXEMBOURG vs. AFGHANISTAN	6:0	(3:0)	A.C.Williams (ENG)
26-Jul-48	[2]	Fratton Park, Portsmouth	NETHERLANDS vs. IRELAND	3:1	(2:0)	George Reader (ENG)

First Round
31-Jul-48	[3]	Ilford, London	FRANCE vs. INDIA	2:1	(1:0)	G. Dahlner (SWE)
31-Jul-48	[4]	Craven Cottage Fulham, London	YUGOSLAVIA vs. LUXEMBOURG	6:1	(0:1)	Karel van der Meer (NED)
31-Jul-48	[5]	Selhurst Park, London	DENMARK vs. EGYPT	3:1	(0:0)	S. Boardman (ENG)
31-Jul-48	[6]	Highbury, London	GREAT BRITAIN vs. NETHERLANDS	4:3 aet	(1:1)	Vald Laursen (DEN)
2-Aug-48	[10]	White Hart Lane, London	SWEDEN vs. AUSTRIA	3:0	(2:0)	William Ling (ENG)
2-Aug-48	[7]	Griffin Park Brentford, London	ITALY vs. UNITED STATES	9:0	(2:0)	Charles de la Salle (FRA)
2-Aug-48	[8]	Walthamstow, London	TURKEY vs. CHINA	4:0	(1:0)	Johann Beck (AUT)
2-Aug-48	[9]	Dulwich, London	KOREA vs. MEXICO	5:3	(3:1)	Leo Lemesic (YUG)

Second Round
5-Aug-48	[11]	Selhurst Park, London	SWEDEN vs. KOREA	12:0	(4:0)	Giuseppe Carpani (ITA)
5-Aug-48	[12]	Craven Cottage Fulham, London	GREAT BRITAIN vs. FRANCE	1:0	(1:0)	Karel van der Meer (NED)
5-Aug-48	[13]	Ilford, London	YUGOSLAVIA vs. TURKEY	3:1	(1:1)	Victor Sdez (FRA)
5-Aug-48	[14]	Highbury, London	DENMARK vs. ITALY	5:3	(1:0)	William Ling (ENG)

Semifinals
10-Aug-48	[15]	Wembley, London	SWEDEN vs. DENMARK	4:2	(4:1)	S.Boardman (ENG)
11-Aug-48	[16]	Wembley, London	YUGOSLAVIA vs. GREAT BRITAIN	3:1	(2:1)	Karel van der Meer (NED)

Match for third place
13-Aug-48	[17]	Wembley, London	DENMARK vs. GREAT BRITAIN	5:3	(3:2)	Karel van der Meer (NED)

Final
13-Aug-48	[18]	Wembley, London	SWEDEN vs. YUGOSLAVIA	3:1	(1:1)	William Ling (ENG)