what is the difference in the number of goals scored in the 1999 fifa world cup and the 2000 summer olympics?
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Competition Stage Opponent Result Scorers
1975 AFC Championship First stage Thailand\n Singapore 2–3\n3–0
1975 AFC Championship Semifinals New Zealand 2–3
1975 AFC Championship Third place Malaysia 5–0
1983 OFC Championship First stage New Zealand\n New Caledonia\n Fiji 0–0\n5–0\n13–0 0\nDolan 2, Heydon, Porter, Wardell\nIserief 3, Monteath 3, Heydon 3, Wardell 3, Millman
1983 OFC Championship Final New Zealand 2–3 (AET) Brentnall, Dolan
1986 OFC Championship First stage New Zealand\n Chinese Taipei\n New Zealand B 1–0\n0–1\n2–1 Iserief\n0\nMateljan, Monteath
1986 OFC Championship Final Chinese Taipei 1–4 Martin
1988 FIFA Tournament First stage Brazil\n Thailand\n Norway 1–0\n3–0\n0–3
1988 FIFA Tournament Quarterfinals China PR 0–7
1989 OFC Championship First stage New Zealand\n Australia B\n Papua New Guinea\n Taiwan 0–2\n0–0\n6–0\n1–4 0\n0\nRiddington 3, Vinson 2, ?\nRiddington
1989 OFC Championship Third place Australia B not played
1991 OFC Championship Round robin New Zealand\n Papua New Guinea 0–1 1–0\n12–0 8–0
1995 OFC Championship Round robin New Zealand\n Papua New Guinea 1–2 1–0\n7–0 4–0
1995 FIFA World Cup First stage Denmark\n China PR\n United States 0–5\n2–4\n1–4 0\nHughes, Iannotta\nCasagrande
1998 OFC Championship First stage American Samoa\n Papua New Guinea 21–0\n8–0
1998 OFC Championship Semifinals Fiji 17–0
1998 OFC Championship Final New Zealand 3–1
1999 FIFA World Cup First stage Ghana\n Sweden\n China PR 1–1\n1–3\n1–3 Murray\nMurray\nSalisbury
2000 Summer Olympics First stage Germany\n Sweden\n Brazil 0–3\n1–1\n1–2 0\nSalisbury\nHughes
2003 OFC Championship Round robin Samoa\n Cook Islands\n Papua New Guinea\n New Zealand 19–0\n11–0\n13–0\n2–0 Golebiowski 4, Mann 4, Peters 4, Slatyer 2, Small, Davies, Garriock, Wainwright\nAlagich 2, Crawford 2, Wilson 2, Davies, Hohnke, Karp, Small\nMann 4, Garriock 3, Golebiowski 2, Salisbury 2, Alagich, Peters\nPeters, Small
2003 FIFA World Cup First stage Russia\n China PR\n Ghana 1–2\n1–1\n1–2 Golebiowski\nGarriock\nGarriock
2004 Summer Olympics First stage Brazil\n Greece\n United States 0–1\n1–0\n1–1 0\nGarriock\nPeters
2004 Summer Olympics Quarterfinals Sweden 1–2 de Vanna
2006 AFC Asian Cup First stage South Korea\n Myanmar\n North Korea\n Thailand 4–0\n2–0\n0–0\n5–0 Munoz, de Vanna, Walsh + 1 o.g.\nShipard, de Vanna\n0\nBurgess, Ferguson, Gill, de Vanna, Walsh
2006 AFC Asian Cup Semifinals Japan 2–0 Munoz, Peters
2006 AFC Asian Cup Final China PR 2–2 (PSO: 2–4) Munoz, Peters — Shipard, Ferguson McCallum, Peters
2007 FIFA World Cup First stage Ghana\n Norway\n Canada 4–1\n1–1\n2–2 de Vanna 2, Garriock, Walsh\nde Vanna\nMcCallum, Salisbury
2007 FIFA World Cup Quarterfinals Brazil 2–3 Colthorpe, de Vanna
2008 AFC Asian Cup First stage Chinese Taipei\n South Korea\n Japan 4–0\n2–0 Garriock 2, Tristram, de Vanna\nPerry, de Vanna\nPolkinghorne
2008 AFC Asian Cup Semifinals North Korea 0–3
2008 AFC Asian Cup Third place Japan 0–3
2010 AFC Asian Cup First stage Vietnam\n South Korea\n China PR 2–0\n3–1\n0–1 Khamis, Ledbrook\nCarroll, Kerr, de Vanna\n0
2010 AFC Asian Cup Semifinals Japan 1–0 Gill
2010 AFC Asian Cup Final North Korea 1–1 (PSO: 5–4) Kerr — PSO: Shipard, Ledbrook, Gill, Garriock, Simon
2011 FIFA World Cup First stage Brazil\n Equatorial Guinea\n Norway 0–1\n3–2\n2–1 0\nvan Egmond, Khamis, de Vanna\nSimon 2
2011 FIFA World Cup Quarterfinals Sweden 1–3 Perry
2012 Summer Olympics\nAFC qualification Final round North Korea\n Thailand\n Japan\n China PR\n South Korea 0–1\n5–1\n0–1\n1–0\n2–1 0\nHeyman 2, Butt, van Egmond, Simon\n0\nvan Egmond\nButt, de Vanna
2014 AFC Asian Cup First stage Japan\n Jordan\n Vietnam TBD\nTBD\nTBD
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