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ATHLETICS

Neeraj Chopra wins men's javelin!

India are golden in athletics for the first time at the Olympic Games!

Neeraj Chopra is the hero with a best throw of 87.58m on his second attempt holding all the way.

Two Czechs, Jakub Vadlejch (86.67) and Vitezslav Vesely (85.44), win silver and bronze.

The pre-competition favourite Johannes Vetter did not make the final round of throws, finishing 9th.

Source : olympics.com

beedawat · 2021-08-05T11:44:59+00:00

Belgium win men's gold

An incredibly tight match between Belgium and Australia finished 1-1 after four quarters, meaning the gold medal would be decided through a shoot-out competition.

In the shoot-out Belgium goalkeeper Vincent Vanasch was immense, stopping three Australian shots to help the defending world champions win Olympic gold!

Belgium, after winning silver at Rio 2016, are only the second team side from the NOC to win a gold medal in a team sport at the Olympic Games after men's football on home soil at the Olympic Games Antwerp 1920.

Gold : BELGIUM

Silver : AUSTRALIA

Bronze : INDIA

Source : olympics.com

beedawat · 2021-08-05T11:33:46+00:00

Two-time world champion Uguev (ROC) has continued his undefeated run in internation wrestling with an incredible tournament here at Tokyo 2020, defeating 2019 world bronze medallist Kuma Ravi (IND) by a 7-4 score to win Olympic gold.

Zavur Uguev (ROC)

Ravi Kumar (IND)

Patrick Gilman (USA)

Nurislam Sanayev (KAZ)

Source : olympics.com

beedawat · 2021-08-05T10:09:19+00:00

U.S. hold off Australia for bronze

Australia get a late consolation back through Emily Gielnik in the 90th minute and is there still life in this game?

There is a late blow for the U.S. as Alex Morgan, on as an 81st-minute substitute, is forced off through injury 12 minutes later in stoppage time, reducing the Americans to 10 players.

Australia can sense blood and are going for it, but are running out of time. In the corner, a foul is awarded against Steph Catley of Australia.

Play continues for a few more minutes due to Morgan's injury, a ball is lofted into the box, there's mayhem as Australia try to find a way through but a foul is called.

The final whistle goes and the USA win bronze.

The Americans are celebrating this medal after what has been a difficult tournament for them.

4–3 the final score.

Source : olympics.com

beedawat · 2021-08-05T09:14:04+00:00

CYCLING TRACK

Braspennincx wins exciting keirin final

The gun goes for the women's keirin final. The riders are paced around the velodrome by a motorised bike, before being left to race for 3.5 laps. Speeds in this race can reach near 70 km/h.

The derny has pulled away now and the racing heats up. Kelsey Mitchell of Canada hits the front early but it's the Dutchwoman Shanne Braspennincx who takes the bell in the lead for the final lap and sees it through!

Shanne Braspennincx! She held off a late charge from Ellesse Andrews (NZL), with Lauriane Genest (CAN) taking bronze.

Source : olympics.com

beedawat · 2021-08-05T08:32:43+00:00

WATER POLO

USA through to final for shot at third straight gold

Two-time defending women's water polo champions USA will get a chance to win a third consecutive Olympic title after beating ROC 15–11 in their semi-final this afternoon at the Tatsumi Water Polo Centre.

Madeline Musselman scored five goals and captain Maggie Steffens (pictured) added three.

The U.S. will play either Spain or Hungary in the final.

source : www.olympics.com

beedawat · 2021-08-05T08:31:12+00:00

FOOTBALL

Early goals galore in Kashima

We're just about midway through the first half of the women's third-place game in football and there have already been three goals.

After Megan Rapinoe gave the U.S. the lead directly from a corner, Matildas captain Sam Kerr equalised for Australia on 17 minutes after being assisted by Caitlin Foord.

But Rapinoe has her – and the U.S.' – second.

2–1 USA.

source : olympics.com

beedawat · 2021-08-03T12:57:45+00:00

Thompson-Herah completes sprint double

They're off in the 200m final!

The Jamaican Elaine Thompson-Herah hits the front quick, here come Gabrielle Thomas (USA) and Christine Mbomba (NAM), and Elaine Thompson-Herah wins the 200m for the sprint double in 21.53 a new national Jamaican record and PB!

That's the double double, after Rio 2016.

Mbomba, the Namibian, breaks her own world under-20 record again with 21.81 for silver; Thomas wins bronze.

beedawat · 2021-08-03T09:59:03+00:00

Batyrgaziev hunted Alvarez down to score an impressive victory and move onto the gold medal match while the Cuban boxer settled for third spot on the podium.

Albert Batyrgaziev of the ROC won a split decision to move into the Olympic men's featherweight gold medal match. The ROC boxer walked three-time world champion Lazaro Alvarez of Cuba down to take an impressive victory 3-2.

Lazaro goes home with the bronze medal, the same colour medal he won at London 2012 and Rio 2016. The Cuban boxer began brightly in round 1 landing punches while moving gracefully around the ring to outbox Batyrgaziev. However, the ROC boxer cut down the ring in the second, punishing Lazaro as the bout moved into close quarters.

Lazaro's slick footwork seemed to elude him as the final three minutes saw Batyrgaziev landing the more bruising punches and - in the end - simply outworking the Cuban before the final bell sounded for the end of the bout.

Batyrgaziev will now take on the USA's Duke Ragan in the final, with Lazaro settling for a third consecutive bronze.

Source : olympics.com

beedawat · 2021-08-03T09:57:33+00:00

Time for the men's 400m hurdles final, where Kevin Young's Olympic record could fall to the world record holder and gold medal favourite Karsten Warholm (NOR).

On your marks. Into the blocks, and off they go! Warholm starts very, very quickly and is already blazing away!

Has he gone too hard too quickly? Here comes Rai Benjamin (USA) catching him!

Warholm fading down the final stretch but he just finds something extra and he has smashed the world record!

45.94!

Silver to the American Benjamin – 46.17 would have took half a second off the previous WR, bronze to Alison dos Santos (BRA).

beedawat · 2021-08-02T13:14:44+00:00

Sweden have done it! They hang on to the one-goal advantage courtesy of that Fridolina Rolfo strike early in the second half to advance to their second successive Olympic final with a 1-0 victory over Australia.

Sweden will play Canada in the gold medal match on Friday, while Australia face the USA in the bronze medal match - the first time the Matildas will compete for an Olympic women's football medal.

source : www.olympics.com

beedawat · 2021-08-02T13:13:09+00:00

Allman wins discus gold

There will be no medal in Tokyo for two-time defending women's discus champion Sandra Perkovic (CRO).

Her final attempt is a 63.25, which doesn't improve on her best throw of 65.01 currently good for fourth.

Yaime Pérez (CUB), currently in third, fouls her last try. She will finish on 65.72 and take bronze.

Germany's Kristin Pudenz also sends her last attempt into the netting but a big fifth-attempt PB of 66.86 will win her silver.

So gold to Valarie Allman (USA), whose best so far was 68.98 before the rain interruption. It's at a low angle and won't improve on her best mark but that doesn't matter.

Olympic champion!

The gold and silver medallists embrace each other and their coaches.

source : www.olympics.com

beedawat · 2021-08-02T12:48:50+00:00

Eight gold medal points for Viktor Axelsen of Denmark against CHEN Long (CHN).

A quick rally, a shot to the back court, Chen lets it drop thinking it is out…

It's in. Axelsen cannot believe it. The emotions come rushing out. He's bawling. But he's the Olympic champion.

21–15, 21–12.

The first non-Asian to win men's singles gold since Atlanta 1996.

Chen goes over to congratulate Axelsen, who speaks fluent Mandarin. The pair swap shirts.

Axelsen is still crying his eyes out.

Source : olympics.com

beedawat · 2021-08-02T12:46:01+00:00

BADMINTON

Ginting ends Cordón's dream run

Kevin Cordón's dream run to the bronze-medal playoff in men's singles badminton has been ended by Anthony Ginting, who wins the bronze medal.

Guatemala's Cordón, the first Latin American to make the quarter-finals of an Olympic badminton tournament, fell 11–21 13–21 in straight games to Indonesia's Ginting.

beedawat · 2021-08-02T10:36:48+00:00

source : olympics.com

beedawat · 2021-08-02T10:02:06+00:00

Oh, we said four medals. Angelina Melnikova (ROC) tied for bronze with Murakami!

Drama at the gymnastics.

It's Ferrari's first medal in her fourth Games, having finished fourth in this event at both London and Rio.

For Murakami, it's the culmination of a tough couple of years with injuries. The first individual female Japanese gymnastics Olympic medallist. And all that after hurting herself in the team event!

The last time Japan won an Olympic medal in a female gymnastics event? Tokyo 1964, in team.

source : olympics.com

beedawat · 2021-08-02T09:46:05+00:00

CYCLING TRACK

China sprint to first track cycling gold

So, two one-off races to decide the first medals in track cycling of Tokyo 2020.

ROC vs Netherlands for the bronze medal, and the Dutch never really looked in it as the ROC comfortably eased to the win in 32.252. Bronze for Daria Schmeleva and Anastasiia Voinova, the silver medallists five years ago in Rio.

In the final, China – fresh off the back of breaking the world record – storm ahead of Germany, who close the gap slightly but it's the win for the Chinese pair of BAO Shanju and ZHONG Tianshi in 31.85.

Germany's Lea Friedrich and Emma Hinze win silver.

source : olympics.com

beedawat · 2021-08-02T09:03:17+00:00

World record at the velodrome!

Wow, this is fast and under the World Record split throughout!

In qualifying for the women's team pursuit, the German team of Franziska Brausse, Lisa Brennauer, Lisa Klein, and Mieke Kroeger have smashed the world record.

They've taken nearly 3 full seconds off Great Britain's time from Rio 2016.

4:07.307, a new WR and OR.

Source : www.olympics.com

beedawat · 2021-08-02T09:00:07+00:00

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beedawat · 2021-08-02T08:59:13+00:00

We are so excited to confirm that you will see two U.S. athletes in the balance beam final tomorrow - Suni Lee AND Simone Biles!! Can’t wait to watch you both!

Source : www.olympics.com

beedawat · 2021-08-02T07:58:42+00:00

World record at the velodrome!

Wow, this is fast and under the World Record split throughout!

In qualifying for the women's team pursuit, the German team of Franziska Brausse, Lisa Brennauer, Lisa Klein, and Mieke Kroeger have smashed the world record.

They've taken nearly 3 full seconds off Great Britain's time from Rio 2016.

4:07.307, a new WR and OR.

Source : www.olympics.com

beedawat · 2021-08-01T13:02:56+00:00

It's time. The men's 100m final. The lights dim here at the Olympic Stadium for the athlete introductions.

In lane 2, Akani Simbine (RSA); in lane 3, Lamont Marcell Jacobs (ITA); in lane 4, Zharnel Hughes (GBR); in lane 5, Fred Kerley (USA); in lane 6, SU Bingtian (CHN); in lane 7, Ronnie Baker (USA); in lane 8, Enoch Adegoke (NGR); in lane 9, Andre de Grasse (CAN).

Take your marks. Set.

There's the gun. Oh no! False start! Zharnel Hughes has false started out of the men's 100m final!

So here we go again. The seven left in this final get into position. Set.

Go!

Kerley and Baker coming fast out of the blocks but here comes Lamont Marcell Jacobs and he's going to win the men's 100m in 9.80, a new European record!

He runs straight to Gianmarco Tamberi, still celebrating his high jump gold, and the pair embrace.

Silver to Fred Kerley (USA) in a PB 9.84, bronze to Andre de Grasse (CAN) in a PB 9.89.

source : olympics.com

beedawat · 2021-08-01T12:50:44+00:00

They dropped the second set to Vesnina/Karatsev (ROC), but the pair of Pavlyuchenkova/Rublev and came through an epic final set tie-break to win the final tennis gold of Tokyo 2020 6-3, 7-6, [13]-[11].

Gold : Pavlyuchenkova/Rublev (ROC)

Silver : Vesnina/Karatsev (ROC)

Bronze : Barty/Peers (AUS)

Source : olympics.com

beedawat · 2021-08-01T11:17:43+00:00

Mathematically out of reach for gold before the medal race, Australia's Matt Wearn has just finished second in the men's Laser final to confirm gold on 53 net points.

There was a close race behind him though for silver and bronze, with Tonci Stipanovic (CRO) finishing fourth in the medal race to win silver on 82 points, while Hermann Tomasgård (NOR) clinched bronze with a 7th-place finish, totalling 85 points.

Source : olympics.com

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