- Football at the 2003 Island Games
The 2003 Island Games in
Guernsey was the 8th edition in which afootball (soccer) tournament was played in theIsland Games . It was contested by 15 teams and played two stages, the first one on a group basis and the second one in a knockout system.Guernsey won that tournament, and became for the second time Island Games champion.Participants
Group 3
Rhodes vs. Guernsey was abandoned after 70 minutes after Rhodes were reduced to 6 players. Guernsey were leading 2-1 at the time. Subsequently Rhodes withdrew from the tournament.
Group 4
13th Place Match
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date =May 31
team1 = fb-rt|Frøya
score = 15–0
team2 = fb|Sark
stadium =Alderney emifinals (places 9-12)
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date =July 3
team1 = fb-rt|Alderney
score = 0-3
team2 = fb|Greenland
stadium =Guernsey footballbox
date =July 3
team1 = fb-rt|Gotland|games
score = 3-0
team2 = fb|Saaremaa
stadium =Guernsey 11th Place Match
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date =July 4
team1 = fb-rt|Saaremaa
score = 0-1
team2 = fb|Alderney
stadium =Guernsey 9th Place Match
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date =July 4
team1 = fb-rt|Gotland|games
score = 2-1 aet
team2 = fb|Greenland
stadium =Guernsey emifinals (places 5-8)
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date =July 3
team1 = fb-rt|Anglesey
score = 2-1
team2 = fb|Shetland
stadium =Guernsey footballbox
date =July 3
team1 = fb-rt|Orkney
score = 1-7
team2 = fb|Gibraltar
stadium =Guernsey 7th Place Match
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date =July 4
team1 = fb-rt|Orkney
score = 0-6
team2 = fb|Shetland
stadium =Guernsey 5th Place Match
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date =July 4
team1 = fb-rt|Gibraltar
score = 0-2
team2 = fb|Anglesey
stadium =Guernsey emifinals
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date =July 3
team1 = fb-rt|Isle of Man
score = 2-1
team2 = fb|Jersey
stadium =Guernsey footballbox
date =July 3
team1 = fb-rt|Guernsey
score = 3-1
team2 = fb|Isle of Wight
stadium =Guernsey 3rd Place Match
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date =July 4
team1 = fb-rt|Jersey
score = 3-0
team2 = fb|Isle of Wight
stadium =Guernsey Final
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date =July 4
team1 = fb-rt|Guernsey
score = 3-1
team2 = fb|Isle of Man
stadium =Footes Lane ,Guernsey
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