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11-Oct-64	[2]	Mitsuzawa Football Field, Yokohama	GDR vs. IRAN	4:0	(3:0)	Eunapio Gouveia (BRA)
11-Oct-64	[3]	Omiya Football Field, Tokyo	ROMANIA vs. MEXICO	3:1	(2:0)	Yozo Yokoyama (JPN)
13-Oct-64	[8]	Prince Chichibu Football Field, Tokyo	IRAN vs. MEXICO	1:1	(1:1)	John Stanley Wontumi (GHA)
13-Oct-64	[9]	Komazawa Football Field, Tokyo	GDR vs. ROMANIA	1:1	(1:1)	Vaclav Korelus (CZE)
15-Oct-64	[14]	Mitsuzawa Football Field, Yokohama	GDR vs. MEXICO	2:0	(1:0)	Gregg De Silva (MAS)
15-Oct-64	[15]	Omiya Football Field, Tokyo	ROMANIA vs. IRAN	1:0	(1:0)	Miguel Comesana (ARG)

Group B
Team	P	W	D	L	GF:GA	PTS.
Hungary	2	2	0	0	12:5	4
Yugoslavia	2	1	0	1	8:7	2
Morocco	2	0	0	2	1:9	0
Following the withdrawal of Korea DPR only three teams remained in group B

11-Oct-64	[1]	Jingu National Stadium, Tokyo	HUNGARY vs. MOROCCO	6:0	(2:0)	Duk Chun Kim (KOR)
13-Oct-64	[7]	Mitsuzawa Football Field Yokohama	YUGOSLAVIA vs. MOROCCO	3:1	(2:1)	Hussein Imam (EGY)
15-Oct-64	[13]	Komazawa Football Field, Tokyo	HUNGARY vs. YUGOSLAVIA	6:5	(5:4)	Genichi Fukushima (JPN)

Group C
Team	P	W	D	L	GF:GA	PTS.
Czechoslovakia	3	3	0	0	12:2	6
United Arab Republic	3	1	1	1	12:6	3
Brazil	3	1	1	1	5:2	3
Korea Republic	3	0	0	3	1:20	0
In 1960, the Football Federations of Egypt and Syria had formed a joint association. Egypt entered the 1960 and 1964 Olympic Football Tournaments (as well as the 1962 and 1966 World Cup preliminary competitions) under the name of UAR.

12-Oct-64	[5]	Omiya Football Field, Tokyo	CZECHOSLOVAKIA vs. KOREA REPUBLIC	6:1	(4:0)	Rafael Valenzuela (MEX)
12-Oct-64	[6]	Komazawa Football Field, Tokyo	BRAZIL vs. UAR	1:1	(1:0)	Rudi Glockner (GDR)
14-Oct-64	[11]	Prince Chichibu Football Field, Tokyo	CZECHOSLOVAKIA vs. UAR	5:1	(3:0)	Istvan Zsolt (HUN)
14-Oct-64	[12]	Mitsuzawa Football Field, Yokohama	BRAZIL vs. KOREA REPUBLIC	4:0	(2:0)	Salih Mohamed Boukkili (MAR)
16-Oct-64	[16]	Omiya Football Field, Tokyo	CZECHOSLOVAKIA vs. BRAZIL	1:0	(0:0)	Asghar Tehrani (IRN)
16-Oct-64	[18]	Prince Chichibu Football Field, Tokyo	UAR vs. KOREA REPUBLIC	10:0	(3:0)	Rudi Glockner (GDR)

12-Oct-64	[4]	Mitsuzawa Football Field, Yokohama	ARGENTINA vs. GHANA	1:1	(1:0)	Menahem Ashkenazi (ISR)
14-Oct-64	[10]	Komazawa Football Field, Tokyo	JAPAN vs. ARGENTINA	3:2	(0:1)	Aleksandar Skoric (YUG)
16-Oct-64	[17]	Komazawa Football Field, Tokyo	GHANA vs. JAPAN	3:2	(1:1)	Comel Nitescu (ROM)

Quarterfinals
18-Oct-64	[19]	Komazawa Football Field, Tokyo	CZECHOSLOVAKIA vs. JAPAN	4:0	(1:0)	Eunapio Gouveia (BRA)
18-Oct-64	[20]	Prince Chichibu Football Field, Tokyo	GERMANY vs. YUGOSLAVIA	1:0	(1:0)	Greg De Silva (MAS)
18-Oct-64	[21]	Mitsuzawa Football Field, Yokohama	HUNGARY vs. ROMANIA	2:0	(1:0)	Menahem Ashkenazi (ISR)
18-Oct-64	[22]	Omiya Football Field, Tokyo	EGYPT vs. GHANA	5:1	(1:1)	Rudi Glockner (GDR)

Semifinals
20-Oct-64	[23]	Komazawa Football Field, Tokyo	CZECHOSLOVAKIA vs. GERMANY	2:1	(0:1)	Menahem Ashkenazi (ISR)
20-Oct-64	[24]	Prince Chichibu Football Field, Tokyo	HUNGARY vs. EGYPT	6:0	(3:0)	Migeul Comesana (ARG)

Match for third place
23-Oct-64	[25]	Jingu National Stadium, Tokyo	GERMANY vs. EGYPT	3:1	(1:0)	Yozo Yokoyama (JPN)

Final
23-Oct-64	[26]	Jingu National Stadium, Tokyo	HUNGARY vs. CZECHOSLOVAKIA	2:1	(0:0)	Menahem Ashkenazi (ISR)


Consolation Round
20-Oct-64	[27]	Kyoto	ROMANIA vs. GHANA	4:2	(3:2)	Greg da Silva (MAS)
20-Oct-64	[28]	Nagaj Stadium, Osaka	YUGOSLAVIA vs. JAPAN	6:1	(3:0)	Hussein Iman (EGY)

Consolation Final
22-Oct-64	[29]	Nagaj Stadium, Osaka	ROMANIA vs. YUGOSLAVIA	3:0	(0:0)	Istvan Zsolt (HUN)