British team After an unforgettable 14th day, he rose to fourth place on the medal list, including Laura Kenny’s history at Izu Circuit, who became the first British to win gold medals in three independent races female.
In the women’s pentathlon, Kate French and Laura Muir also won silver medals in the women’s 1500m race, while the two 4x100m sprint relay teams in the UK both won The medal was won in a dramatic way-and the man was defeated by Italy at the finish line.
Britain will be confident to increase their total of 58 medals on Saturday, the boxer Galalyafa Faced Carlo Param in the men’s lightweight final.
Tom Daley He will also look forward to ending his Olympic career with a personal victory, and win the long-awaited gold medal in the synchronized event with Matty Lee in the men’s 10m platform finals.
GB also has high hopes for the team equestrian finals, led by individual gold medalist Ben Maher, and Jason Kenny Men’s sprint bronze medalist Jack Carlin teamed up with Josh Kerr, Jack Whiteman and Jack Hayward in the men’s 1500m final at the Kailin Race.
Other highlights of Day 15 included the rematch between the United States and France in the men’s basketball final and Brazil’s long-awaited men’s football gold medal match against Spain.
Follow the real-time updates of the Tokyo Olympics through the standard sports blog below!
Live Update
Women’s golf final is underway
This is the final round of the women’s golf tournament held at the picturesque Kasumigaseki Country Club, located in Saitama Prefecture, northern Tokyo.
World No. 1 Nellie Kodak from the United States leads India’s Ashok Edidi by three strokes, and at the same time competes with New Zealand’s Lydia Ko, Australia’s Hannah Green, and Denmark’s Emily Pei. Desen and Japan’s Mone Inami tied for the bronze medal. Kodak was five shots behind.
Mone, Pedersen and Green kick off at 0:06 am, and Korda, Ashok and Ko set off at 0:18 am.
The first hour of the women’s marathon
The women’s marathon lasted for an hour and the leader just passed the 17 km mark.
In front are Ethiopia’s defending world champion Ruth Chepngetich and Kenyan world record holder Brigid Kosgei.
A little further down is Eunice Chebichii Chumba from Bahrain, who won the silver medal in Rio five years ago.
British player Jess Piasecki is 6 seconds behind, while Stephanie Davis and Stephanie Twell are behind by 1:14 and 3:46 minutes respectively.
Women’s marathon is in progress
The 15th day of the Olympic Games has begun!
The women’s marathon started early, starting at 6 am local time (10 pm British Summer Time).
As with all the long-distance running events of these Olympics, the race was moved from Tokyo about 517 miles north to Sapporo due to concerns about the intense heat in the Japanese capital.
Steph Twell, Jess Piasecki and Stephanie Davis are GB runners to watch.
It is worth noting that Davis is a part-time athlete who ran her first marathon less than three years ago!
As early as March, she easily won the long distance trial held in Kew Gardens by nearly three minutes, thus winning her place in the team.
Team GB watched on day 15
The GB team led by individual gold medalist Ben Maher will later participate in the equestrian event finals.
On the track, the British trio Josh Cole, Jack Whiteman, and Jack Hayward all participated in the men’s 1500m final, while Morgan Lake participated in the women’s high jump, in the women’s 10,000m and 4x400m relay In the finals and the men’s relay, there were also British representatives from the pentathlon.
Back to the racing track, this is the men’s Madison race, and Katie Marchant participated in the women’s sprint race, the great Jason Kenny and the men’s sprint bronze medalist Jack Carlin teamed up to participate in the men’s Kellin race.
Yafa and Daly compete for the gold medal
For the boxers of the GB team, this is already a successful Olympics. Galal Yafayi can play against Carlo Paalam of the Philippines in the men’s lightweight final. He It can be held on Saturday morning at 6 a.m. British Summer Time.
Soon after, if he reaches the semifinals at 2 am, Tom Daley-participating in his last game-hopes to join Matty Lee in the men’s 10m simultaneous event to add to his long-awaited victory Individual gold medal, as a 10m final platform dive in the water sports center.
Which medals can be competed for?
sports (Women’s Marathon, Women’s High Jump, Women’s 10000m, Men’s Javelin Throw, Men’s 1500m, Women’s 4x400m Relay, Men’s 4x400m Relay)
boxing (Women’s Flyweight, Men’s Flyweight, Women’s Middleweight, Men’s Middleweight)
Canoe sprint (Women’s C2 500m, men’s C1 1,000m, women’s K4 500m, men’s K4 500m)
Cycling (Men’s Madison)
diving (Men’s 10m platform)
Equestrian (Jump team)
karate (Women’s hand +61kg, men’s hand +75kg)
Rhythmic gymnastics (personal)
wrestling (Women’s freestyle 50kg, men’s freestyle 65kg, men’s freestyle 97kg)
How to watch day 15
TV channel: The BBC will broadcast the best matches on terrestrial TV for free, starting at 10:35 on Friday night to report the early start of the women’s marathon.
Eurosport also has the right to host the Olympic Games in the UK, and the report starts at 11pm.
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.
Welcome to the 15th day of the Tokyo Olympics
Hello, and welcome back to Standard Sport’s live coverage of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics!
On the 14th day, Britain rose to fourth place on the medal table with an exciting 7 people. With two days left in the competition, their total number of medals reached 58.
In order to consolidate their position behind China, the United States and host Japan, can they resist teams like the Russian Olympic Committee and Australia?
From the perspective of the GB team, Saturday provides a chance to win more medals for success, so cross your fingers!
Canadian woman wins Olympic football gold medal
The Canadian women’s football team won a dramatic victory over Sweden in a gold medal match at the Tokyo Olympics.
Friday’s game-returned to the night due to concerns about the scorching heat of the Tokyo Olympic Stadium-finally ended in a penalty shootout after a 1-1 draw after 120 minutes. Stina Blackstenius’ efforts were eliminated by another penalty kick by Jesse Fleming. In the second half of normal time.
In a brilliant penalty shootout, Kosova Aslani and Ashley Lawrence both missed the game early, and Vanessa Giles hit the woodwork, giving Sweden an advantage.
Anna Anvegard was rejected by Canadian goalkeeper Stephanie Labbe, but Hedvig Lindahl’s latest save gave captain Caroline Seger a chance to win gold for Sweden.
However, after Seg’s effort crossed the crossbar, the shootout died suddenly, and before Julia Grosso confidently stepped up to win the gold medal for Canada, Rabe denied Jonah Anderson-their first time in an Olympic women’s football match.
Canada’s Quinn is the first publicly transgender athlete to win a medal at the Olympics.
On the occasion of the inspiring captain Christine Sinclair’s 303rd, and possibly the last time, the national senior national team played, he also won.
Sweden also lost to Germany in the 2016 Rio de Janeiro final, and then won the silver medal for the second time in a row, while the United States lost to rival Canada in the semi-finals for the first time since 2001. In Tokyo-won the bronze medal after a thrilling 4-3 defeat of Australia on Thursday.
Brazil faced Spain in Saturday’s men’s gold medal battle, and Mexico defeated host Japan 3-1 to win the bronze medal.
‘What more can you ask for? ‘
Richard Kilty: “After the heat passed, we knew we had to pull it out. We are silver medalists, what else can we ask for? We went to win it, we were very unlucky, but we were The quartet pulled it out. Nathaniel is a legend and he takes us home in a stylish way.”
Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake: “Sorry, if I appear ungrateful, we really believe that we are the best quartet in the world.”
Zharnel Hughes: “Today is to go all out. My body feels good, I just want to do my best. We stay calm. As a team, we have always dreamed of this, and it came true.”
CJ Ujah: “It’s great to end this cycle with a silver medal. I am very proud of these guys.”
