1986 Amputee Soccer World Cup

The 1986 Amputee Soccer World Cup was the inaugural international competition of amputee football national men's teams. It was organized by the Amputee Soccer International, and was held in Seattle, United States between 27 and 28 September 1986. All matches were played indoor in the Woodinville Indoor Soccer Center. United States (represented by amputee soccer team Seattle Athlete's Foot) won the inaugural World Cup. == Participating nations == Two nations competed in the tournament. Canada was represented by amputee team Vancouver; United States - by amputee teams Seattle Athlete's Foot, Portland Team Oregon, and able-bodied teams Seattle Mitre Eagles, SPU Alumni, Woodinville. Amputee squads played each other and with non-amputee teams, which played on crutches and keep one foot off the ground at all times. == Preliminary round == In the round-robin tournament amputee teams played each other and one game against the able-bodied team. Able-bodied teams also played each other and one game against the amputee team. The top two amputee teams and the top two able-bodied teams qualified for their respective finals. Amputee teams Able-bodied teams == Finals == Amputee Gold medal match Able-bodied Gold medal match == Rankings == == References ==