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. The sport was open to contestants with

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. Matches were 30 minutes each way. The tournament was won by the team representing .

Results

Preliminaries

Group B

Competition bracket

Classification 5-8

Classification 5/6

Classification 7/8

Team Lists

References

{{Paralympic Games Football 7-a-side 2004 Summer Paralympics events

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