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She GB Won the medal again on the fifth day of the Tokyo Olympics.
Tom Dean, James Gay, Masha Chaz and Duncan Scott won their third swimming gold medal in the exciting finals of the men’s 4x200m freestyle relay.
Earlier in the day, Harry Leask, Angus Groom, Tom Barras and Jack Beaumont won silver medals on the men’s quadruple scull boating lake.
Later, after Charlotte Dujardin won the bronze medal in the individual dressage finals at Tokyo Equestrian Park, she set a new record of six British women’s Olympic medals.
U.S They are expected to enjoy the gold rush at the Tokyo Olympics again, but they lag behind the host Japan, which has 11 gold medals, in the medal standings.
Swim
Gold medal: Tom Dean, James Guy, Matthew Richards, Duncan Scott participated in the men’s 4x200m freestyle relay
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Gold Medal: Tom Daley and Matty Lee dive 10m on a 10m synchronized platform
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Gold Medal: Adam Petty in the 100m Breaststroke
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Gold Medal: Thomas Pidcock Men’s Cross Country Mountain Bike
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Gold and silver medals: Duncan Scott and Tom Dean pose with medals after the men’s 200m freestyle final
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Silver Medal: Jack Beaumont, Angus Grum, Tom Ballas and Harry Lisk participated in the men’s quadruple scull competition
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Silver medal: Lauren Williams (red) participates in women’s taekwondo 67 kg competition
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Silver Award: Georgia Taylor-Brown Women’s Triathlon
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Silver Medal: Men’s 68 kg Taekwondo Men’s Bradley Sinden
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Silver medal: Alex Yee participated in the men’s triathlon
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Bronze Medal: Charlotte Dujardin rode Gio and reacted after participating in the freestyle final of the Individual Dressage Grand Prix on the fifth day
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Bronze Medal: Bianca Walkerden Women’s Taekwondo 67 kg
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Bronze Award: Jennifer Gadirova, Jessica Gadirova of the United Kingdom, Emily Morgan and Alice Kinsella of the United Kingdom participated in the women’s gymnastics art project
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Bronze Award: Carl Hester, Charlotte Fry and Charlotte Dujardin in the finals of the Special Team of the Dressage Grand Prix
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Bronze Medal: Chelsie Giles of British Women’s 52kg Judo
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Gold Medal: Adam Petty in the 100m Breaststroke
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Gold Medal: Adam Pitti in the 100-meter breaststroke
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Gold Medal: Adam Pitti in the 100-meter breaststroke
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Gold Medal: Adam Petty in the 100m Breaststroke
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Gold Medal: Tom Daley and Matty Lee dive 10m on a 10m synchronized platform
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Gold Medal: Tom Daley and Matty Lee dive 10m on a 10m synchronized platform
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Gold Medal: Tom Daley and Matty Lee dive 10m on a 10m synchronized platform
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Gold Medal: Tom Daley and Matty Lee dive 10m on a 10m synchronized platform
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Gold Medal: Thomas Pidcock Men’s Cross Country Mountain Bike
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Gold Medal: Thomas Pidcock Men’s Cross Country Mountain Bike
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Gold Medal: Thomas Pidcock Men’s Cross Country Mountain Bike
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Gold and silver medals: Tom Dean and Duncan Scott (right) after the final of the men’s 200m freestyle
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Gold and Silver Awards: Duncan Scott and Tom Dean after the men’s 200m freestyle final
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Silver Award: Georgia Taylor-Brown Women’s Triathlon
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Silver Medal: Georgia Taylor-Brown (left) in the women’s triathlon
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Silver Medal: Men’s 68 kg Taekwondo Men’s Bradley Sinden
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Silver Medal: Men’s 68 kg Taekwondo Men’s Bradley Sinden
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Silver medal: Alex Yee participated in the men’s triathlon
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Silver medal: Alex Yee participated in the men’s triathlon
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Silver medal: Lauren Williams (red) participates in women’s taekwondo 67 kg competition
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Silver medal: Lauren Williams (red) participates in women’s taekwondo 67 kg competition
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Bronze medal: Bianca Walkerdon (left) against Poland’s Alexandra Kovalchuk (right) in the women’s taekwondo 67 kg competition
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Bronze medal: Bianca Walkerdon (left) against Poland’s Alexandra Kovalchuk (right) in the women’s taekwondo 67 kg competition
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Bronze Medal: Chelsie Giles Women’s 52kg Judo
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Bronze Medal: Gchelsie Giles Women’s 52kg Judo
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Forecaster Gracenote predicts that the United States will surpass the Russian Olympic Committee (ROC) and China will enter the top three.
Team GB won an extraordinary second place in Rio de Janeiro’s standings, and they will once again finish in the top five this year-their fourth place in the trot-with success.
Despite the pandemic, the GB team sent 376 athletes to Tokyo-the most of any overseas games, because their goal is to win more than 50 medals.
How the medal table works
The medal list is ranked by the number of gold medals, not the total number of medals.
If two countries have the same number of gold medals, the silver and bronze medals will be used as the tiebreaker. Then the alphabetical order came into play.
American player Simon Byers participates in the women’s qualifying rhythmic gymnastics vault event
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Adam Peaty of Teram GB wins gold in men’s 100m breaststroke for team GB
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The performance of Colombia’s Mercedes Perez in the women’s 64 kg weightlifting competition——
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Luisa Baptista of Brazil participates in women’s individual triathlon
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Brazil’s Italo Ferreira participates in the men’s surfing gold medal final at Tsurazaki Surf Beach
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During the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, South African player Kurt Lee Allens runs with the ball in the quarterfinals of the men’s rugby sevens between South Africa and Argentina
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Michael Andrew of the US team participates in the five preliminaries of the men’s 100-meter breaststroke
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Women’s beach volleyball: Japanese player Keika Murakami in the game.
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Chinese team Wang Han warms up before the women’s 3m springboard final
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The underwater view shows Germany’s Tina Ponzell and Germany’s Christina Wasson participating in the women’s synchronized 10m platform finals during the 2020 Tokyo Olympics
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Handball: Zsuzsanna Tomori of Hungary
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Japanese team Shibu Tanigawa in the men’s qualifying horizontal bar competition
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The performance of South Africa’s Chad Le Clos in the men’s 200m butterfly final
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In the women’s middleweight (64-69 kg) preliminary boxing match held at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games in the National Gymnasium, Thailand’s Baison Manikon defeated Russia’s Saadat Dalgatova (red)
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In the first round of the Women’s Group E of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics against Japan, Allen White (second from left) of the GB team scored a header
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Andy Murray who was torn apart during GB team practice
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U.S. team Kevin McDowell launches men’s individual triathlon
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Women’s Individual Archery
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Women’s Volleyball
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In the first round of softball on the third day of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, Japan’s fifth place Yu Yamamoto tried to catch the foul ball in the sixth game against the United States.
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British Tom Daley and Marty Lee reacted on the podium after winning the gold medal in the men’s 10m platform synchronized diving competition
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GB’S Chelsie Giles team participates in women’s 52 kg judo competition at Nippon Budokan
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Mathieu van der Pol of the Netherlands crashed in a bicycle mountain bike men’s cross-country race
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During the men’s basketball preliminary group B match between Germany and Italy during the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, German player Isaac Banga (center) fell on the court, his teammates and Italian players (blue) fought for rebounds
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Tatjana Schoenmaker from South Africa in action
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British team’s Christopher Griffith and South Africa’s Timothy Drummond clash in the men’s preliminaries group B match
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The Japanese team Horito participates in the men’s skateboarding street finals
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Water polo: Serbia vs. Spain
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Serbia’s Alexander Ratkov’s performance in basketball 3×3 match
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GB Gymnastics Twins: Jennifer and Jessica Gadirova
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Jade Jones (right) of the British team competes with Kimia Alizadeh Zonoozi of the Refugee Olympic team in the Women’s -57KG Round of 16.
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Max Whitlock of the British team riding a pommel horse during the men’s qualifying round
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In the women’s 3m springboard synchronized diving final held at the Tokyo Aquatic Center, Grace Reid and Catherine Torrance of the GB team participated in the competition
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Romania’s Anna Maria Popescu (left) competes with South Korea’s Song Sierra in the women’s individual epee qualifier for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games held at the Makuhari Messe
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Tamara Echegoyen Dominguez and Paula Barcelo Martin of Spain drove their 49er FX class in practice before the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Boat
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Serbia’s Nina Stojanovic uses air-conditioning to cool down
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Chaofeng Park as a full picture of the Canadian women’s beach volleyball team
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pingpong
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Malia Paseka and Pita Taufatofua of Tonga holding their national flags at the opening ceremony
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During the opening ceremony, a drone display can be seen on the top of the stadium
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Opening ceremony
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This is what the medal table looks like…
nation
Gold
silver
bronze
All
Japan
13
4
5
twenty two
China
12
6
9
27
U.S
11
11
9
31
Russian Olympic Committee
7
10
6
twenty three
Australia
6
1
9
16
Great Britain
5
6
5
16
South Korea
4
2
5
11
Germany
3
2
5
10
France
3
2
3
8
Netherlands
2
6
3
11
Canada
2
3
4
9
Hungary
2
1
2
5
Slovenia
2
1
1
4
Kosovo
2
0
0
2
Italy
1
6
8
15
Switzerland
1
3
2
6
Chinese Taipei
1
2
3
6
Brazil
1
2
2
5
Georgia
1
2
0
3
Romania
1
2
0
3
Serbia
1
1
2
4
Austria
1
1
1
3
Hongkong
1
1
0
2
Tunisia
1
1
0
2
Croatia
1
0
1
2
Estonia
1
0
1
2
Uzbekistan
1
0
1
2
Bermuda
1
0
0
1
Ecuador
1
0
0
1
Fiji
1
0
0
1
Iran
1
0
0
1
Latvia
1
0
0
1
Norway
1
0
0
1
Philippine
1
0
0
1
Thailand
1
0
0
1
As of July 29, 2021, British Summer Time 01:00.
Most medal odds
United States: 1/40
China: 17/2
Russian Olympic Committee: 18/1
Japan: 25/1
United Kingdom: 40/1
Australia: 90/1
