page_title: Football at the 1920 Summer Olympics
section_title: Medalists
hierarchical_section_title: Football at the 1920 Summer Olympics / Medalists
caption_attribution_description: English: Belgium national football team on 2 September 1920 before their match against Czechoslovakia Back row, left to right: Armand Swartenbroeks, André Fierens, Emile Hanse, Jean De Bie (goalkeeper), Joseph Musch, Oscar Verbeeck Front row, left to right: Louis Van Hege, Robert Coppée, Mathieu Bragard, Henri Larnoe, Désiré Bastin
context_page_description: Football was one of the 154 events at the 1920 Summer Olympics, held in Antwerp, Belgium. It was the fifth time association football was on the Olympic schedule. The tournament was expanded to 14 countries, including a non-European nation by the first time.
  At the first Olympics after World War I, countries involved in the conflict were not invited. The English FA had withdrawn from FIFA after their demand that the federations of Germany, Austria and Hungary be excluded had been rejected. FIFA nevertheless accepted the entry of a Great Britain football team, judging that countries entering the Olympic Games in other sports should not be hindered entering the football tournament.
  However, the gold medalists of the previous two Olympic football tournaments would not enjoy their participation long, as they were defeated 1–3 in the first round by Norway, who thus celebrated one of their iconic victories.
  The final was won by host Belgium against Czechoslovakia after the Czechs walked off to protest the officiating, and were subsequently disqualified from the tournament.
caption: Hosts and tournament winners Belgium before the final
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