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The 1908 Summer Olympics in London marked the first time an official football tournament between national representative selections was contested. Football had been played between club teams at the Games of 1900 and 1904, but this event changed the landscape.
Financial issues forced Hungary and Bohemia to withdraw after the draw and appointment of referees on October 12 and 14. Their opponents, the Netherlands and France respectively, were awarded 2, 0 victories by default.
Great Britain won the gold medal representing the United Kingdom at their home Games in London. All the players on the winning team were from England, making it an all-English squad that defeated Denmark 2, 0 in the final match on October 24.
Both French teams had returned home immediately after their crushing defeats to Denmark on October 19 and 22. Their early departure meant that their semi-final and the October 24 bronze medal match were scratched entirely.
Sophus Nielsen finished as topscorer with eleven goals total across the tournament. He set a record by scoring ten goals in a 17, 1 win over France A during the competition.