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Womens Tournament KO Rounds:

 

Playoffs:

 

- :AUT v :THA

- :BRA (already classified OG) v :HUN

- :LUX v :POR

- :SWE v :SVK

- :ITA v :IND

- :POL v :SGP

- :CHI v :EGY (already classified OG)

- :MAS v :CRO

 

Round of 16 (Winners gets an Olympic Quota):

 

- :CHN (already classified OG) v :AUT / :THA

- :KOR v :BRA (already classified OG) / :HUN

- :FRA (already classified OG) v :LUX / :POR

- :GER (already classified OG) v :SWE / :SVK

- :TPE v :ITA / :IND

- :HKG v :POL / :SGP

- :ROU v :CHI / :EGY (already classified OG)

- :JPN v :MAS / :CRO

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50 minutes ago, Vissoko19 said:

DOBILI SMO JAKOG PROTIVNIKA BRAZIL

 

You've got an even stronger opponent: english language.

If the lights light up exactly at the correct moment, he was definitely first, since his light went on first. Not sure if those lights are 100% accurate though?

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10 minutes ago, Cinnamon Bun said:

Tough draw for us, won't beat China but beating Romania is a must if we want to earn a world ranking place. 

In what world can you beat Romania at table tennis?

If the lights light up exactly at the correct moment, he was definitely first, since his light went on first. Not sure if those lights are 100% accurate though?

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Here are the 9 nations currently in line for the Olympic quotas via World Rankings (some will qualify by reaching the quarterfinals):

 

Men

:GER:JPN:KOR:TPE:POR:SLO:CRO:HKG:NGR

 

Nigeria will drop off after the first round of the knock-out is completed, the next highest ranked nation is :DEN.

 

Women

:JPN:KOR:ROU:HKG:TPE:PUR:THA:AUT:SGP

 

Likewise, Puerto Rico can no longer gain any more points and needs to rely on a few low ranked nations winning their first round match in order to qualify.

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15 minutes ago, Cinnamon Bun said:

Tough draw for us, won't beat China but beating Romania is a must if we want to earn a world ranking place. 

Yeah - last 16 is the best we can hope for unfortunately. Having said that, the draw wouldn't have been much better had we been second in the table - :INDin last 32 and then :KOR

 

 

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