Men's Rugby Sevens AR Asian Olympic Games Qualification Tournament 2019

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Men's Rugby Sevens AR Asian Olympic Games Qualification Tournament 2019

 

Incheon (KOR) - 23 November 2019 - 24 November 2019

 

 

Official Website

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Pools for Asian QT:

 

Pool A -

Pool B -

Pool C -

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  Now have the best chance in a century to qualify for a team sport finally. If they play the way they did in Asian Games losing to Japan in semis 10-12, we could see something interesting here. 

 

All matches will be livestreamed on facebook on Asian Rugby Page. 

Edited November 20, 2019 by Fly_like_a_don

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14 hours ago, Fly_like_a_don said:

  Now have the best chance in a century to qualify for a team sport finally. If they play the way they did in Asian Games losing to Japan in semis 10-12, we could see something interesting here. 

 

All matches will be livestreamed on facebook on Asian Rugby Page. 

Isn't Hong Kong the best team in Asia

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1 hour ago, Siddhartha Talukdar said:

Isn't Hong Kong the best team in Asia

Nope in Men's it's Japan.

Korea ,Hong Kong and Sri Lanka are all on the same side. (2nd best )

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5 minutes ago, Fly_like_a_don said:

Nope in Men's it's Japan.

Korea ,Hong Kong and Sri Lanka are all on the same side. (2nd best )

I’d be fine with  or , but I’d be a bit sad if the spot went to

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6 hours ago, Olympian1010 said:

I’d be fine with  or , but I’d be a bit sad if the spot went to

Interesting how strong a team Hong Kong can turn out for Olympic qualifiers.

IOC rules are much stricter than World Rugby rules when it comes to nationality.

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26 minutes ago, Dragon said:

Interesting how strong a team Hong Kong can turn out for Olympic qualifiers.

IOC rules are much stricter than World Rugby rules when it comes to nationality.

Means? So IOC has different rules for different sports? 

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36 minutes ago, Fly_like_a_don said:

Means? So IOC has different rules for different sports? 

 

no, it's the opposite...ioc rules are for all sports and are a lot stricter than those of some international federation, IRB being the worst among them (in Rugby Union, a National team can play also with people who don't have a passport of that Country, only a couple of years in that same national championship -and not having played for another National team for quite a while- are enough to become eligible to play for a given NT)...

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Just now, phelps said:

 

no, it's the opposite...ioc rules are for all sports and are a lot stricter than those of some international federation, IRB being the worst among them (in Rugby Union, a National team can play also with people who don't have a passport of that Country, only a couple of years in that same national championship -and not having played for another National team for quite a while- are enough to become eligible to play for a given NT)...

Even table tennis has many Chinese players