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The Paris 2024 Schedule by Day is now available!
 
 

 
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Now that the continental qualifiers are over, here's the situation for the final continental quotas.
 
On June 11th, the highest ranked eligible athlete from Africa, Asia, Europe and Pan America will get the quota. Here's what the top three look like.
 
Africa Men
19. Quadri Aruna
73. Ibrahima Diaw
118. Saheed Idowu
 
Africa Women
111. Lucie Mobarek
140. Lynda Loghraibi
183. Ammadine Litobaka
 
Aruna pretty much has his spot locked up. The women's quota likely goes to Algeria.
 
 
Asia Men
42. Kirill Gerassimenko
48. Chun Ting Wong
51. Noshad Alamiyan
 
Asia Women
117. Jingyi Zhou
164. Song Gyong Pyon
179. Alice Chang
 
The men's quota for Asia is quite competitive, but all three will qualify through the rankings. On the women's side the depth is pretty bare now that most of the top athletes have qualified. Singapore has a large lead to win a second quota.
 
 
Europe Men
38. Liam Pitchford
43. Alvaro Robles
49. Ovidiu Ionescu
 
Europe Women
16. Xiaoxin Yang
20. Sofia Polcanova
44. Xia Lian Ni
 
Europe as usual is quite competitive at this stage. All of these athletes will qualify through the world rankings.
 
 
Pan America Men
54. Nicolas Burgos
74. Brian Afanador
78. Alberto Mino
 
Pan America Women
11. Adriana Diaz
122. Ivy Liao
127. Yadira Silva
 
Diaz is pretty much qualified. Burgos is in a good position too. Afanador and Mino could make a run, but at the same time they are in a decent position world rankings wise too.
 
 
 
 
The final quotas will be decided through the overall rankings on June 18th. Assuming the above continental qualifiers remains unchanged, the men's side will start with 9 quotas while the women will have 11. Note as quotas are awarded more will be reallocated due to duplicates between singles and mixed doubles.
 
Men
43. Alvaro Robles (reallocation)
48. Chun Ting Wong (reallocation)
49. Ovidiu Ionescu (reallocation)
51. Noshad Alamiyan
56. Daniel Habesohn
72. Eduard Ionescu
73. Ibrahima Diaw
74. Brian Afanador
78. Alberto Mino
79. Martin Allegro
81. Mihai Bobocica
84. Maciej Kubik
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85. Siu Hang Lam
86. Daniel Gonzalez
91. Jinbao Ma
92. Paul Drinkhall
93. Andreas Levenko
94. Lubomir Pistej
95. Cedric Nuytinck
98. Benedek Olah
 
I'm not 100% sure if the reallocation of the East Asia and Oceania quotas happen before or after the world ranking quotas. If before, then the East Asia quota will go to Hong Kong (Wong or Lam). If after, it could still go to Hong Kong (Lam), but should Lam make the cut-off then it will go to Temuulen Myandal, though with only four points I wouldn't be surprised if a North Korean player took the quota. The Oceania quota is currently in the hands of Vicky Wu.
 
 
Women
20. Sofia Polcanova
44. Xia Lian Ni
56. Giorgia Piccolin
60. Maria Xiao (reallocation)
65. Tatiana Kukulkova
66. Georgina Pota
78. Ivana Malobabic
80. Barbora Balazova
81. Hana Matelova
84. Izabela Lupulesku
87. Solomiya Brateyko
94. Debora Vivarelli
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95. Dora Madarasz (reallocation)
104. Sibel Altinkaya
106. Sarah De Nutte
108. Jocelyn Lam
113. Zhehan Yang
116. Sofia-Xuan Zhang
117. Jingyi Zhou
119. Rachel Moret
 
The East Asia reallocation is currently going to Song Gyong Pyon.

takes the quota for the group all-around

takes the quota for the group all-around

vs  will be the AFC-CAF playoff on 9 May

vs  will be the AFC-CAF playoff on 9 May

vs  will be the AFC-CAF playoff on 9 May

Plus either Guinea will qualify for the first time since 1968, or Indonesia for the first time since 1956.

vs  will be the AFC-CAF playoff on 9 May

qualified for Paris 2024 men's football tournament



 

takes the quota for the group all-around

with  and  already qualified to the Gold Medal Game, now we also have a clear picture of the Olympic Tournament
 
winner of GMM between  and  will be "AFC 1" and will play in Group D with  and  
 
loser of the GMM is "AFC 2" and will play in Group C with  and  
 
whoever wins the 3rd place match in Doha will be "AFC 3" and will play in Group B with  and , meanwhile the loser of that match will play the AFC vs CAN playoff match vs  (and the winner of that match will play in group A with  and )

Quarter-finals
 
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Quarter-finals
 
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https://results.smartscoring.com/

Live results for last World Cup stage in Doha valid for Olympic qualification

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Live results for last World Cup stage in Doha valid for Olympic qualification

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Live results for last World Cup stage in Doha valid for Olympic qualification

men's 10m Air Pistol
 
Shooters qualified to the Final
 
Philipp Grimm
() Uladzislau Dzemesh
Viktor Bankin
Valeriy Rakhimzhan
Lee Daemyung
Yusuf Dikec
Nilo Federico Maldini
Kim Cheongyong
 

If you don't know the IOC nation code, you can also click on the happy face and view a complete list there.

Yeah, a mistake in the automatic calculation on the website was also my thought. Hard to confirm, because the Netherlands is the only team with a 22 point match, but a mistake in counting that extra point (which should of course count as it's a valid point) is the only explanation I can think of.
 
Hopefully they'll fix it soon.
 
Edit: now that I think of it, even if they fix it, it shouldn't change anything. Austria has 57, so should be ahead of the Netherlands anyway, whereas Switzerland has 55, but lost against the Netherlands, so  should be 2nd anyway.

Yes type colon and then the three letter IOC code.
 
For example, when you remove the space between ": HUN" you get

Group stage standings
 
Pool A
 
Hungary 
Poland
Egypt
Hong Kong
 
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Pool B
 
Netherlands
Azerbaijan
Chile
Mongolia
 
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Semifinals
 
Hungary vs Azerbaijan
Netherlands vs Poland