Men's team épée at the Games of the XXVII Olympiad
Venue	Sydney Exhibition Centre
Dates	18 September 2000
Competitors	33 from 11 nations
Medalists
Angelo Mazzoni Paolo Milanoli Alfredo Rota Maurizio Randazzo  Italy Jean-François Di Martino Hugues Obry Éric Srecki  France Carlos Pedroso Iván Trevejo Nelson Loyola  Cuba
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The men's team épée was one of ten fencing events on the fencing at the 2000 Summer Olympics programme. It was the twenty-first appearance of the event. The competition was held on 18 September 2000. 33 fencers from 11 nations competed.^[1]

The field of 11 teams competed in a single-elimination tournament to determine the medal winners. Semifinal losers proceeded to a bronze medal match. Matches were also conducted to determine the final team placements.

	Round of 16				Quarterfinals				Semifinals				Gold medal final
	France Hugues Obry Eric Srecki Jean-François Di Martino	-
	Bye	-			France Hugues Obry Eric Srecki Jean-François Di Martino	43
	Estonia Meelis Loit Kaido Kaaberma Andrus Kajak Nikolai Novosjolov	42			Hungary Ivan Kovacs Mark Marsi Attila Fekete	42
	Hungary Ivan Kovacs Mark Marsi Attila Fekete	45							France Hugues Obry Eric Srecki Jean-François Di Martino	45
	Germany Jörg Fiedler Arnd Schmitt Marc Steifensand Daniel Strigel	-							Cuba Nelson Loyola Ivan Trevejo Carlos Pedroso	36
	Bye	-			Germany Jörg Fiedler Arnd Schmitt Marc Steifensand	44
	Bye	-			Cuba Nelson Loyola Ivan Trevejo Carlos Pedroso	45
	Cuba Nelson Loyola Ivan Trevejo Carlos Pedroso	-											France Hugues Obry Eric Srecki Jean-François Di Martino	38
	Italy Alfredo Rota Angelo Mazzoni Paolo Milanoli	-											Italy Alfredo Rota Maurizio Randazzo Paolo Milanoli	39
	Bye	-			Italy Alfredo Rota Angelo Mazzoni Paolo Milanoli	45
	Australia Luc Cartillier Nick Heffernan Gerard Adams	45			Australia Luc Cartillier Nick Heffernan Gerard Adams	34
	China Zhao Gang Zhao Chunsheng Wang Weixin	38							Italy Alfredo Rota Angelo Mazzoni Paolo Milanoli	44			Bronze medal final
	Austria Oliver Kayser Christoph Marik Michael Switak	44							South Korea Lee Sang-Yeop Yang Noe-Seong Lee Sang-Ki	43
	Belarus Andrey Murashko Vitaly Zakharov Vladimir Pchenikin	45			Belarus Andrey Murashko Vitaly Zakharov Vladimir Pchenikin	44							Cuba Nelson Loyola Ivan Trevejo Carlos Pedroso	45
	Bye	-			South Korea Lee Sang-Yeop Yang Noe-Seong Lee Sang-Ki	45							South Korea Lee Sang-Yeop Yang Noe-Seong Lee Sang-Ki	31
	South Korea Lee Sang-Yeop Yang Noe-Seong Lee Sang-Ki	-

	Placement 5-6				Fifth place match
	Hungary Ivan Kovacs Mark Marsi Attila Fekete	39
	Germany Jörg Fiedler Arnd Schmitt Marc Steifensand	45
					Germany Jörg Fiedler Arnd Schmitt Marc Steifensand	41
					Belarus Andrey Murashko Vitaly Zakharov Vladimir Pchenikin	37
	Australia Luc Cartillier Nick Heffernan Gerard Adams	34
	Belarus Andrey Murashko Vitaly Zakharov Vladimir Pchenikin	45
					Third place
					Hungary Ivan Kovacs Mark Marsi Attila Fekete	45
					Australia Luc Cartillier Nick Heffernan Gerard Adams	39

	Placement 9-11				Ninth place match
	Estonia Meelis Loit Kaido Kaaberma Andrus Kajak	Bye
	-	-
					Estonia Meelis Loit Kaido Kaaberma Andrus Kajak	45
					Austria Oliver Kayser Christoph Marik Michael Switak	44
	China Zhao Gang Zhao Chunsheng Wang Weixin	35
	Austria Oliver Kayser Christoph Marik Michael Switak	45
					Third place
					-	-
					China Zhao Gang Zhao Chunsheng Wang Weixin	Bye

• Report of the 2000 Sydney Summer Olympics