Prieto (ESP) (→ won by 15-8) 13th place round — Eduardo Esteban Martinez and Martin Alejo Conde (ARG) (→ won by 15-5) 9th place round — Emanuel Rego and José Marco de Melo Ferreira (BRA) (→ won by 15-12) 7th place round — Björn Maaseide and Jan Kvalheim (NOR) (→ won by 15-3) 5th place round — Carl Henkel and Sinjin Smith (USA) (→ won by 15-13) Semi-finals — Mike Dodd and Mike Whitmarsh (USA) (→ lost by 15-13) Bronze medal match — John Child and Mark Heese (CAN) (→ lost by 12-5, 12-8) Canoeing Slalom Sprint Men Cycling Men's Road Race: Cândido Barbosa — 5:01:29 (→ 112th) José Azevedo — did not finish Nuno Marta — 4:56:49 (→ 78th) Orlando Rodrigues — 4:56:45 (→ 39th) Pedro Lopes — 4:56:45 (→ 48th) Women's Road Race: Ana Barros — 2:37:06 (→ 23rd) Equestrianism Individual Jumping: António Vozone Qualifying round — 13.75 penalty pts (→ 69th) {| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;" !rowspan=2|Time!!colspan=3|Penalties!!rowspan=2|Rank |- !Obstacle!!Time!!Total |- |111.50||12||1.75||13.75||69th |} Miguel Leal Qualifying round — 12.00 penalty pts (→ 59th) {| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;" !rowspan=2|Time!!colspan=3|Penalties!!rowspan=2|Rank |- !Obstacle!!Time!!Total |- |102.37||12||0.00||12.00||59th |} Fencing One male fencer represented Portugal in 1996. Men's épée Nuno Frazão Round A — Vitally Zakharov (BLR) (→ lost by 15-11, did not advance) Football Men's Competition: Afonso Martins, Litos, Dani, Kenedy, Emílio Peixe, Hugo Porfírio, José Dominguez, Calado, José Vidigal, Andrade, Nuno Afonso, Nuno Gomes, Nuno Espírito Santo, Paulo Alves, Costinha, Beto, Rui Bento and Rui Jorge — 4th Group stage (A) — 5 pts (→ 2nd, 1 scored goal less than Argentina) July 20 | Washington D.C. — Tunisia (→ won by 2-0; goals by: Afonso Agra) July 22 | Washington D.C. — Argentina (→ draw 1-1; goals by: Nuno Ribeiro) July 24 | Washington D.C. — United States (→ draw 1-1; goals by: Paulo Alves) Quarter-finals July 27 | Miami, Florida — France (→ won by 2-1; goals by: Nuno Rocha, José Silva) Semi-finals July 30 | Athens, Georgia — Argentina (→ lost by 2-0) Bronze medal match August 2 | Athens, Georgia — Brazil (→ lost by 5-0) Gymnastics Women's Individual All-Round Competition: Diana Teixeira — 72.609 pts (→ 66th) {|class=wikitable style="text-align:center;" !Round!!Balance Beam!!Vault!!Uneven Bars!!Floor!!Total |- !Ia |8.812||9.425||9.112||9.187||36.536 |- !Ib |8.437||9.337||9.437||8.862||36.073 |- !Total (Rank) |17.249 (81st)||18.762 (55th)||18.549 (66th)||18.049 (86th)||72.609 |} Judo Men's Extra Lightweight (–60 kg): Pedro Caravana Pool A Round 1 — Ewan Beaton (CAN) (→ won by waza-ari) Round 2 —