FIRST ROUND
NB: Portugal withdrew after the preliminary round pairings had been drawn;
note that Yugoslavia was officially called the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes
until 1929, but colloquially named Yugoslavia since its formation in 1918.
Paris
Italy 1-0 Spain
Paris
Switzerland 9-0 Lithuania
Paris
Czechoslovakia 5-2 Turkey
Paris
USA 1-0 Estonia
Paris
Uruguay 7-0 Yugoslavia
Paris
Hungary 5-0 Poland
Sweden w/o Portugal
Bye: Belgium, Bulgaria, Egypt, France, Ireland, Latvia, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Romania.
SECOND ROUND
Paris
Netherlands 6-0 Romania
Paris
France 7-0 Latvia
Paris
Ireland 1-0 Bulgaria
Paris
Switzerland 1-1 Czechoslovakia [aet]
Paris (replay)
Switzerland 1-0 Czechoslovakia
Paris
Italy 2-0 Luxembourg
Paris
Sweden 8-1 Belgium
Paris
Uruguay 3-0 USA
Paris
Egypt 3-0 Hungary
QUARTER-FINALS
Paris
Uruguay 5-1 France
Paris
Sweden 5-0 Egypt
Paris
Netherlands 2-1 Ireland [aet]
Paris
Switzerland 2-1 Italy
SEMI-FINALS
Paris
Switzerland 2-1 Sweden
Paris
Uruguay 2-1 Netherlands
MATCH FOR THIRD PLACE
Paris
Sweden 1-1 Netherlands [aet]
Paris (replay)
Sweden 3-1 Netherlands
FINAL
Paris, June 9, 1924
Uruguay 3-0 Switzerland
Uruguay: André Mazali, José Nasazzi, Pedro Arispe, José Leandro Andrade,
José Vidal, Alfredo Ghierra, Santos Urdinarán, Hector Scarone,
Pedro Petrone, Pedro Cea, Ángel Romano.
Switzerland: Hans Pulver, Adolpe Reymond, Rudolf Ramseyer, August Oberhauser, Paul Schmiedlin,
Aron Pollitz, Karl Ehrenbolger, Robert Pache, Walter Dietrich, Max Abegglen II,
Paul Fässler.
Referee: Slawick (France)
Attendance: 40,522.
Scorers: 9' Petrone 1-0; 65' Cea 2-0; 82' Romano 3-0.
Top scorer: Pedro Petrone (Uruguay) 7 goals
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