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No wins again. But as I never expect anything good from Brazilian basketball, especially women's basketball, this was totally expected. We really didn't deserve it this time, but we're getting better, so who knows, Los Angeles?

Thanks God! This mess is over.

Well when was the last time we beat a decent team in women's basketball? And I'm not talking about B teams from Canada and the United States. You can lose by 1 point or 20, but a defeat is always a defeat. And that's why we're going to lose to Germany tomorrow too.

What a disastrous competition for Brazil in the men's street. Not at least a semifinal for Hoefler, Vianna or Rabelo.

Even with some small surprises, this must be the most predictable women's handball championship I've ever watched.

I don't understand. How this Japanese team still can't beat Korea?

The Olympics is a very restricted competition. While on other continents there are always several countries with a chance of qualifying, here Australia competes in practically all categories without any remotely decent opponent (rare exceptions). I understand the need to have representatives from Oceania at the Olympics, but I can't help but find it unfair.

I think the fact that Australia is weak in boxing is not even the main point. I think the key point in being in the Olympics is to deserve to be there, to win a place in a real competition. I don't see there's much merit in winning a quota when you're the only country competing (sorry New Zealand and the others).

Honestly I think I'd rather face Norway than Spain in women's handball. Another defeat...

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It looks like this channel will broadcast one free Brazilian Superliga game per round. https://youtube.com/@NSPORTS_OFICIAL?si=MpI6MGFR9q87QEt_ I just couldn't find a schedule of which games will be broadcast this season.

Well, it's difficult to compete, but I remember that the women's handball final had a great audience. Perhaps if the organizers hadn't decided to put ALL the team sport finals at the same time, we could have had a different scenario.

It's a final for the second most popular sport in the country against its biggest rival. This couldn't be any different.

The best team won. Congratulations !!

Wait, a day later, the podium has already happened and now the athlete has to give back the gold?? Is this serious??