Cameroon Olympic Tournament Midfielder
Daniel N'Gom Komรฉ participates in Cameroon's Sydney Olympic football campaign. The national side finishes with the gold medal after a final against Spain.
Explore 10 historical events and records for Cameroon in 2000.
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Daniel N'Gom Komรฉ participates in Cameroon's Sydney Olympic football campaign. The national side finishes with the gold medal after a final against Spain.
Modeste M'Bami scores the golden goal against Brazil in the Olympic quarter-final. His extra-time strike sends Cameroon into the last four on the way to gold.
Samuel Eto'o scores Cameroon's equaliser against Spain in the Olympic football final. Cameroon go on to win the gold medal after a penalty shootout.
Lauren is among Cameroon's Olympic gold medal-winning players in 2000. The triumph precedes his success with Arsenal in England.
Geremi takes part in Cameroon's Olympic gold medal campaign in Sydney. The team wins a tense final against Spain on penalties.
Patrick M'Boma is part of the Cameroon squad that defeats Spain in the Sydney Olympics final. The triumph gives Cameroon an historic men's football gold medal.
Serge Branco is part of Cameroon's Olympic gold medal-winning team. The victory represents a breakthrough for the country at the Summer Games.
Idriss Carlos Kameni keeps goal for Cameroon in the Sydney Olympic final against Spain. His country wins gold after a 2-2 draw and penalty shootout.
Aaron Nguimbat is selected in Cameroon's Olympic football squad for the 2000 Games. The team completes the tournament by winning gold against Spain.
Joรซl Epalle represents Cameroon in the 2000 Olympic men's football competition. His team takes the gold medal after overcoming Spain in the final.
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