British team So far, after an impressive 11 gold medals, 12 silver medals and 12 bronze medals, it ranks sixth in the medal standings.
On Monday, the British team won the equestrian gold medal, Oliver Town, Laura Colette and Tom McEwan won the team finals, while McEwan won the silver medal in the individual event.
Emily Campbell won a silver medal in the +87 kg category, becoming the first British woman to win an Olympic weightlifting medal.
In Tokyo on Tuesday, British athletes have more medal opportunities.
Laura and Jason Kenny compete for the gold medal in the women’s team pursuit and men’s team sprint finals.
The British team also has a chance to win the Sailing Award, and Jack Lauer hopes to become a diving gold medal combination in the 3m springboard final.
After Simone Byers confirms that she will return to the women’s balance beam final, all eyes will be on her, while Shirley Ann Fraser Price and Gaby Thomas will play in the Women’s 200 Head-to-head confrontation in the rice finals.
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Live Update
Even if there is no defending world champion Dina Asher-Smith, I still look forward to the fireworks of the women’s 200m final.
Asher-Smith withdrew from the competition due to injury, but the Jamaican faced the American Gabby Thomas, who is the fastest woman in the world to run over 200 million this year.
Which medals can be competed for?
Rhythmic gymnastics (Men’s parallel bars, women’s crossbars, men’s horizontal bars)
sports (Women’s long jump, men’s 400m hurdles, men’s pole vault, women’s irons, women’s 800m, women’s 200m)
boxing (Feather female, male feather)
Canoe print (Women’s K1 200m, men’s C2 1,000m, men’s K1 1,000m, women’s K2 500m)
Cycling (Women’s team chase, men’s team sprint)
diving (Men’s 3m springboard)
sailboat (Mixed Nacra 17, male Finn)
weightlifting (109 kg for men)
wrestling (Women’s freestyle 68 kg, men’s Greco-Roman 77 kg, men’s Greco-Roman 97 kg)
Five must-watch events (all times are BST)
07:00-08:30: diving, men’s 3m springboard final
07:30-10:10: Cycling (track and field), men’s team sprint finals, women’s team pursuit
09:00-11:15: Gymnastics, men’s parallel bars final
09:50-11:15: Gymnastics, women’s crossbar finals
11:00-13:55: Track and Field, Women’s 200m Finals
How to watch
TV channel: The BBC will broadcast the most exciting actions on terrestrial TV for free, with coverage starting at 12:00 AM.
Eurosport also owns the rights to broadcast the British Olympics, and the live broadcast starts at 1.50 in the morning.
live: Those who pay for a TV license can broadcast the action live via BBC iPlayer. Eurosport subscribers can broadcast the game live via Eurosport Player.
Roku users can use Roku streaming media devices or Roku TV to watch iPlayer.
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Hello, and welcome back to Standard Sport’s live coverage of the Tokyo Olympics!
There are many things to look forward to on the 11th day. Please continue to pay attention to all gatherings, latest news and real-time updates…
What did you fall today?
A total of 22 gold medals hang on the necks of athletes (and athlete teams), and their names will echo throughout history.
Three of them became great British riders in the equestrian team competition. Tom McEwen, Laura Collett and Oliver Townend ended the 49-year drought of GB in this category.
McEwan also won a silver medal in a personal project.
The British won more silver medals because Emily Campbell won second place in the women’s 87 kg lifting reorganization.
Her performance was largely ignored because most people’s eyes were on Chinese gold medalist Li Wenwen and New Zealand’s Laurel Hubbard, who became the first publicly transgender athlete to participate in the competition. The gender category is different from when they were born.
American Jade Carey won the gold medal in the women’s floor final, and GB’s 16-year-old twin sisters Jennifer and Jessica Gadirova won the gold medal.
At the Olympic Stadium, Jasmine Camacho-Quinnwon won Puerto Rico’s first track and field gold medal with her victory in the women’s 100m hurdles, while Sifan Hassan of the Netherlands won easily in the women’s 5,000m final.
Miltiadis Tentoglou won the gold medal for the Greek team in the men’s long jump competition, and Valarie Allman was among the best in the women’s long jump competition.
Thanks to the heroic performance of goalkeeper Maddi Hinch, the British women’s hockey team had a tense penalty shoot-out with Spain in the quarter-finals. They will meet the Dutch team in the last four games on Wednesday.
Canada defeated the United States in the women’s football semi-finals, achieving an unlikely upset, and will face Sweden in the final.
The Chinese team topped the medal list with a total of 62 golds, 17 silvers and 16 bronzes. Followed by the United States (22-25-17-64), Japan (17-6-10-33), Australia (14-4-15-33) and the Russian Olympic Committee (12-21-17- 50).
The GB team ranked sixth with 11 gold, 12 silver, 12 bronze and 35 medals.
U.S. on track and field board
The normally dominant force in the United States has been waiting for a long time, but thanks to Valarie Allman, this country of starting and streaks won its first gold medal in track and field.
In a discus final interrupted by rain, several athletes were seen slipping halfway through, and Allman recorded a distance of 68.98m.
The former professional dancer defeated Kristin Pudenz of Germany with a distance of 66.86m to win the silver medal. Cuban Yaime Perez ranked third with 65.72 points.
Croatian Sandra Perkovic won the third Olympic gold medal in fourth place.
Sivan Hassan is expected to win the historic triple crown
Earlier in the day, Sifan Hassan of the Netherlands won the women’s 5,000m final.
Most athletes would consider this to be a lifetime achievement. Hassan is different from everyone else.
She set her sights on the historic gold three-game winning streak at 1,500 meters and 10,000 meters.
She proved her strength in the 1,500m Heat, even though she fell down early in the race.
Most athletes almost never dream of recovering from there.
But as we said, Hassan is different from others.
Britain advances to the semi-finals
Just as they did in the Rio final five years ago, the British women’s hockey team won a penalty shootout and advanced to the semi-finals in Tokyo.
After leading twice with Spain and drew 2-2, GB won the tiebreaker 2-0.
The hero is goalkeeper Maddie Hinch, who blocked all four attempts by Spain and cemented her position as the best goalkeeper in hockey in the world.
Britain will meet with the silver medalist in Rio, the Netherlands at 11 am on Wednesday.
We are going to a shootout!
After an hour of quarter-final hockey between England and Spain, there will be a penalty shoot-out.
Five years ago, the GB woman won the gold medal in Rio de Janeiro, thanks to the nervous approach.
They hope to beat the Dutch team in the semifinals.
