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Does anyone have a replay? I would be eternally thankful!

Amazing result! 4 out of 4 quotas for Germany. Expected gold for Wellbrock, but i am super surprised by Muffels. Very disappointing result for Paltrinieri, although i kind of expected this. He easily has the speed to win gold/silver, but he just hasn't enough experience with open water swimming yet. If he decides to swim this event in 2020, he should do much better there and i think the (very likely) gold in the 1500 free will be a big consolation for him.

[hide] Event & Date Athletes Gold Silver Bronze Men's 400m Freestyle Day 1 July 21st , 2019 Mack Horton Jack McLoughlin Sun Yang X Florian Wellbrock Gabriele Detti X Danas Rapsys X Aleksandr Krasnykh Mykhailo Romanchuk Zane Grothe Any Other Swimmer Women's 400m Freestyle Day 1 July 21st, 2019 Kiah Melverton Ariarne Titmus X Li Bingjie Wang Jianjiahe Boglarka Kapas Anja Kesely Simona Quadarella Katie Ledecky X Leah Smith X Any Other Swimmer Men's 4x100m Freestyle Relay Day 1 July 21st, 2019 Australia Brazil X Canada France Great Britain Hungary Italy Japan Netherlands Poland Russia X United States X Any Other Nation Women's 4x100m Freestyle Relay Day 1 July 21st, 2019 Australia X Canada X China Denmark France Germany Great Britain Japan Netherlands Russia Sweden United States X Any Other Nation Men's 100m Breaststroke Day 2 July 22nd, 2019 Ilya Shymanovich X Yan Zibei Tobias Bjerg Adam Peaty X James Wilby X Nicolo Martinenghi Fabio Scozzoli Yashurio Koseki Arno Kamminga Anton Chupkov Kirill Prigoda Michael Andrew Andrew Wilson Any Other Swimmer Women's 100m Butterfly Day 2 July 22nd, 2019 Emma McKeon X Brianna Throssell Maggie MacNeil Zhang Yufei Beryl Gastaldello Elena Di Liddo Svetlana Chimrova Erin Gallagher An Se-hyeon Louise Hansson Sarah Sjostrom X Kelsi Dahlia X Katie McLaughlin Any Other Swimmer Men's 50m Butterfly Day 2 July 22nd, 2019 Nicholas Santos X Mehdy Metella Ben Proud Oleg Kostin X Andrey Zhilkin Joseph Schooling Andrii Govorov X Michael Andrew Caeleb Dressel Any Other Swimmer Women's 200m Individual Medley Day 2 July 22nd, 2019 Kaylee McKeown Sydney Pickrem X Ye Shiwen X Siobhan-Marie O’Connor Katinka Hosszu X Rika Omoto Yui Ohashi Kim Seoyeong Melanie Margalis Any Other Swimmer Men's 200m Freestyle Day 3 July 23rd, 2019 Kyle Chalmers Clyde Lewis Fernando Scheffer Sun Yang X James Guy Duncan Scott X Dominik Kozma Ketsuhiro Matsumoto Danas Rapsys Mikhail Dovgalyuk Martin Malyutin Andrew Seliskar Townley Haas X Any Other Swimmer Women's 1500m Freestyle Day 3 July 23rd, 2019 Madeleine Gough Kiah Melverton Wang Jianjiahe X Kristel Kobrich Sarah Koehler Anja Kesely Simona Quadarella X Mireia Belmonte Katie Ledecky X Ashley Twichell Any Other Swimmer Women's 100m Backstroke Day 3 July 23rd, 2019 Kaylee McKeown Kylie Masse X Taylor Ruck X Fu Yuanhui Simona Kubova Katinka Hosszu Margherita Panziera Natsumi Sakai Kathleen Baker X Olivia Smoliga Any Other Swimmer Men's 100m Backstroke Day 3 July 23rd, 2019 Mitch Larkin X Marcus Thormeyer Jiayu Xu X Apostolos Christou Any Italian Swimmer Ryosuke Irie Any Romanian Swimmer Kliment Kolesnikov Evgeny Rylov Matt Grevers Ryan Murphy X Any Other Swimmer Women's 100m Breaststroke Day 3 July 23rd, 2019 Jessica Hansen Kierra Smith Shi Jinglin Arianna Castiglioni Alia Atkinson Reona Aoki Anna Belousova Yulia Efimova X Jessica Vall Tatjana Schoenmaker Lilly King X Micah Sumrall X Any Other Swimmer Men's 800m Freestyle Day 4 July 24th, 2019 Jack McLoughlin Felix Auboeck Guilherme Costa Sun Yang David Aubrey Florian Wellbrock X Gabriele Detti X Gregorio Paltrinieri Henrik Christiansen Mykhailo Romanchuk X Zane Grothe Any Other Swimmer Women's 200m Freestyle Day 4 July 24th, 2019 Emma McKeon X Ariarne Titmus X Penny Oleksiak Taylor Ruck Any Chinese Swimmer Charlotte Bonnet Siobhan Haughey Katinka Hosszu Federica Pellegrini Femke Heemskerk Veronika Andrusenko Sarah Sjostrom Katie Ledecky X Any Other Swimmer Men's 200m Butterfly Day 4 July 24th, 2019 David Morgan Matthew Temple Leonardo De Deus Li Zhuhao Tamas Kenderesei X Kristof Milak X Federico Burdisso Daiya Seto Chad le Clos X Zach Harting Justin Wright Any Other Swimmer Men's 50m Breaststroke Day 4 July 24th, 2019 Ilya Shymanovich Joao Gomes X Felipe Lima X Adam Peaty X Nicolo Martinenghi Fabio Scozzoli Yashurio Koseki Kirill Prigoda Caba Siladi Michael Houlie Michael Andrew Any Other Swimmer Mixed 4x100m Medley Relay Day 4 July 24th, 2019 Australia X Canada China Germany Great Britain X Hungary Italy Japan Netherlands Russia South Africa United States X Any Other Nation Women's 200m Butterfly Day 5 July 25th, 2019 Brianna Throssell Yufei Zhang X Franziska Hentke Alys Thomas Boglarka Kapas Suzuka Hasegawa Mireia Belmonte X Katie Drabot Hali Flickinger X Any Other Swimmer Men's 100m Freestyle Day 5 July 25th, 2019 Oussama Sahnoune Kyle Chalmers X Pieter Timmers Marcelo Chierighini Breno Correia Duncan Scott Alessandro Miressi Vladislav Grinev X Vladimir Morozov Caeleb Dressel X Blake Pieroni Any Other Swimmer Women's 50m Backstroke Day 5 July 25th, 2019 Minna Atherton Kaylee McKeown Etiene Medeiros X Chen Jie Fu Yuanhui X Mie Nielsen Mimosa Jallow Georgia Davies X Any Dutch Swimmer Allcja Tchorz Anastastia Fesikova Daria Vaskina Kathleen Baker Olivia Smoliga Any Other Swimmer Men's 200m Individual Medley Day 5 July 25th, 2019 Mitch Larkin X Caio Pumputis Qin Hiayang Wang Shun Philip Heintz Max Litchfield Duncan Scott X Daiya Seto Jeremy Desplanches Chase Kalisz X Any Other Swimmer Women's 4x200m Freestyle Relay Day 5 July 25th, 2019 Australia X Canada China X France Hungary Italy Japan Netherlands Russia United States X Any Other Nation Women's 100m Freestyle Day 6 July 26th, 2019 Cate Campbell X Emma McKeon X Penny Oleksiak Taylor Ruck Zhu Menghui Pernille Blume Charlotte Bonnet Siobhan Haughey Femke Heemskerk Ranomi Kromowidjojo Sarah Sjostrom X Mallory Comerford Simone Manuel Any Other Swimmer Women's 200m Breaststroke Day 6 July 26th, 2019 Sydney Pickrem Kelsey Wog Shi Jinglin Ye Shiwen Molly Renshaw Reona Aoki Yulia Efimova X Tatjana Schoenmaker Jessica Vall Lilly King X Micah Sumrall X Any Other Swimmer Men's 200m Backstroke Day 6 July 26th, 2019 Mitch Larkin X Jiayu Xu Luke Greenbank Matteo Restivo Ryosuke Irie Keita Sunama Radoslaw Kawecki Evgeny Rylov X Ryan Murphy X Jacob Pebley Any Other Swimmer Men's Breaststroke 200m Day 6 July 26th, 2019 Zach Stubblety-Cook Matthew Wilson Qin Haiyang Marco Koch Ross Murdoch James Wilby X Luca Pizzini Yashurio Koseki Ippei Watanabe X Dmitriy Baladin Anton Chupkov X Josh Prenot Andrew Wilson Any Other Swimmer Men's 4x200m Freestyle Relay Day 6 July 26th, 2019 Australia X China Germany Great Britain X Hungary Italy Japan Netherlands Russia United States X Any Other Nation Women's 50m Butterfly Day 7 July 27th, 2019 Maggie MacNeil Penny Oleksiak Emilie Beckmann Jeanette Ottesen Farida Osman X Ranomi Kromowidjojo Louise Hansson Sarah Sjostrom X Kelsi Dahlia X Any Other Swimmer Men's 50m Freestyle Day 7 July 27th, 2019 Bruno Fratus X Ben Proud X Kristian Gkolomeev Maxim Lobanovskij Andrea Vergani Shinri Shioura Pawel Juraszek Vladimir Morozov Andrii Govorov Michael Andrew Caeleb Dressel X Any Other Swimmer Men's 100m Butterfly Day 7 July 27th, 2019 Vinicius Lanza Li Zhuhao Mehdy Metella X Marius Kusch James Guy Laszlo Cseh Kristof Milak Piero Codia Joseph Schooling X Chad le Clos Jack Conger Caeleb Dressel X Any Other Swimmer Women's 200m Backstroke Day 7 July 27th, 2019 Minna Atherton Kaylee McKeown Kylie Masse X Taylor Ruck Liu Yaxin Katalin Burian Katinka Hosszu Margherita Panziera X Anastasia Avdeeva Daria Ustinova Kathleen Baker Regan Smith X Any Other Swimmer Women's 800m Freestyle Day 7 July 27th, 2019 Kiah Melverton Ariarne Titmus Li Bingjie Wang Jianjiahe X Sarah Koehler Boglarka Kapas Simona Quadarella Mireia Belmonte Katie Ledecky X Leah Smith X Any Other Swimmer Mixed 4x100 Freestyle Relay Day 7 July 27th, 2019 Australia X Canada China X France Great Britain Hungary Italy Japan Netherlands Russia United States X Any Other Nation Men's 1500m Freestyle Day 8 July 28th, 2019 Jack McLoughlin Sun Yang Jan Micka David Aubrey Damian Joly Florian Wellbrock X Daniel Jervis Domenico Acerenza Gregorio Paltrinieri X Henrik Christiansen Mykhailo Romanchuk X Zane Grothe Jordan Willimovsky Any Other Swimmer Women's 50m Breaststroke Day 8 July 28th, 2019 Jessica Hansen Fanny Lecluyse Ida Hulkko Martina Carraro Benedetta Pilato X Alia Atkinson Yulia Efimova X Jessica Vall Sophie Hansson Lilly King X Any Other Swimmer Women's 50m Freestyle Day 8 July 28th, 2019 Bronte Campbell Cate Campbell X Etiene Medeiros Liu Xiang Pernille Blume X Femke Heemskerk Ranomi Kromowidjojo Maria Kameneva Erin Gallagher Sarah Sjostrom X Simone Manuel Abbey Weitzeil Any Other Swimmer Men's 50m Backstroke Day 8 July 28th, 2019 Mitch Larkin Mikita Tsmyh Finlay Knox Jiayu Xu X Jeremy Stravius Richard Bohus Shane Ryan Robert Glinta Kliment Kolesnikov X Evgeny Rylov Zane Waddell Michael Andrew X Ryan Murphy Any Other Swimmer Women's 400m Individual Medley Day 8 July 28th, 2019 Emily Overholt Sydney Pickrem X Ye Shiwen Fantine Lesaffre Aimee Willmott Katinka Hosszu X Zsuzsanna Jakabos Yui Ohashi X Mireia Belmonte Any Swimmer from USA Any Other Swimmer Men's 400m Individual Medley Day 8 July 28th, 2019 Thomas Fraser-Holmes Maksym Shemberev Brandonn Almeida Philip Heintz Max Litchfield Peter Bernek David Verraszto X Daiya Seto X Lewis Clareburt Joan Lluis Pons Ramon Chase Kalisz X Jay Litherland Any Other Swimmer Women's 4x100m Medley Relay Day 8 July 28th, 2019 Australia X Canada X China Italy Japan Russia South Africa Sweden United States X Any Other Nation Men's 4x100m Medley Relay Day 8 July 28th, 2019 Australia Brazil China Germany Great Britain X Italy Japan Russia X South Africa United States X Any Other Nation [/hide]

21 medals and 9 golds is a great result for Germany. The last time that a nation won more medals at european U23 championships was 2009 when Russia won 25 medals. In terms of golds this is the best result ever for Germany and in terms of total medals only 1999 (25 medals) and 2005 (26 medals) were better. Also with a bit more luck (in men's 100 m, women's 400 m, women's 3000 m SC and women's long jump) and if all the best german athletes would have competed, Germany could have won up to 12 golds and 30 medals. I fear that the U20 european championships next week won't even be remotely as successful for Germany.

I am quite shocked that many of the athletes (for example the turkish guy in triple jump or the lithuanian woman in triple jump) look rather in their late 30's than in their early 20's. Overall i would say that Germany, Poland and Belarus have the most promising talents here. The only track talents that could someday win a medal at the global stage in my opinion are Herman and maybe Reh. In the field events we saw many more talents that could some day win medals at the global stage.

He used an illegal substance knowingly, there is no way that this guy should've been allowed to compete during the next 2 years. Also please stop looking for excuses whenever an italian athlete gets caught, i am sure even you don't have the time for that. Clearly people who know more about this than you thought that this can enhance and athletes' performance, so who are you to say otherwise? I agree about the second part, people who use drugs (alcohol, cannabis, cigarettes and so on), clearly have no self-control and therefore are with no use for society.

Really disappointing result for Beck. I hope that she will learn from this and attack the next time. She easily has the speed to beat the girls who finished ahead of her, but she can't just swim with everyone else and hope to outsprint them, she has to attack at least 1 km before the finish line. Hopefully the men's race won't be as much of a snoozefest. I am optimistic that Wellbrock or Paltrinieri will attack much earlier.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_water_swimming_at_the_2019_World_Aquatics_Championships_%E2%80%93_Women's_10_km

Same is true for the polish guy in the 50 free. Two known dopers allowed to compete in that event. I think swimming is the sport where it is the easiest to get away with doping (maybe except for weightlifting).

Ultra weak level of competition in many events so far, except for women's 100 m hurdles, women's high jump, men's long jump and men's hammer throw. Winning marks in many events (for example men's/women's 100 m, women's 400 m, women's triple jump) are embarrassing.

German channel ZDF will have an internet live stream for all events as far as i know. I also think you can watch everything with Eurosport player?

Extremely disappointing that we won't have a prediction contest for open water swimming. There are a dozen prediction contests for football every year but no prediction contest for open water swimming despite there only being a world championship every two years.

When will the prediction contest for the aquatics world championships be released? Competitions start on sunday ...

What kind of track is this???? The times in the U23 team pursuit were completely insane! France on the women's side and Russia + Belgium on the men's side with absolutely freakish improvements.

[hide] Event & Date Athletes Gold Silver Bronze Women's Epee Individual Day 1 July 18th 2019 SUN Yiwen Any Athlete from Estonia VITALIS Coraline X CANDASSAMY Marie-Floren. KONG Man Wai Vivian NAVARRIA Mara X FIAMINGO Rossella KANG Young Mi CHOI Injeong Any Athlete from Poland POPESCU Ana Maria X KOLOBOVA Violetta HURLEY Courtney HURLEY Kelley Any Other Athlete  Men's Sabre Individual Day 1 July 18th 2019 APITHY Bolade BAZADZE Sandro HARTUNG Max SZILAGYI Aron Any Athlete from Iran CURATOLI Luca OH Sanguk X KIM Junho GU Bongil IBRAGIMOV Kamil RESHETNIKOV Veniamin X DERSHWITZ Eli X Any Other Athlete Women's Foil Individual Day 2 July 19th 2019 THIBUS Ysaora EBERT Leonie DI FRANCISCA Elisa ERRIGO Arianna X VOLPI Alice X AZUMA Sera JEON Hee Sook DERIGLAZOVA Inna X IVANOVA Anastasia KOROBEYNIKOVA Larisa BOUBAKRI Ines KIEFER Lee Any Other Athlete Men's Epee Individual Day 2 July 19th 2019 PEREIRA Yulen BOREL Yannick X Any Athlete from Hungary SANTARELLI Andrea X MINOBE Kazuyasu KANO Koki ALEXANIN Dmitriy PARK Sangyoung X Any Dutch Athlete BIDA Sergey HEINZER Max NIKISHIN Bogdan HOYLE Jacob LIMARDO GASCON Ruben Any Other Athlete Women's Sabre Individual Day 3 July 20th 2019 QIAN Jiarui SHAO Yaqi BERDER Cecilia BRUNET Manon PUSZTAI Lisa MARTON Anna X Any Athlete from Italy KIM Jiyeon EGORIAN Yana VELIKAYA Sofya X POZDNIAKOVA Sofia KHARLAN Olga X Any Athlete from USA Any Other Athlete Men's Foil Individual Day 3 July 20th 2019 LE PECHOUX Erwann KRUSE Richard CHEUNG Ka Long FOCONI Alessio X GAROZZO Daniele X AVOLA Giorgio CASSARA Andrea Any Athlete from Japan HEO Jun CHEREMISINOV Alexey SAFIN Timur IMBODEN Race X MEINHARDT Gerek MASSIALAS Alexander Any Other Athlete Women's Epee Team Day 4 July 21st 2019 China Estonia France X Germany Hong Kong Italy X Korea Poland Russia Ukraine USA X Any Other Team Men's Sabre Team Day 4 July 21st 2019 France Germany Hungary Iran Italy X Korea X Romania Russia X USA Any Other Team Women's Foil Team Day 5 July 22nd 2019 France X Germany Italy X Japan Korea Poland Russia USA X Any Other Team Men's Epee Team Day 5 July 22nd 2019 China Denmark France X Hungary Israel Italy Japan Korea X Switzerland Ukraine Russia X USA Any Other Team Women's Sabre Team Day 6 July 23rd 2019 China France X Hungary Italy X Japan Korea Russia X Ukraine USA Any Other Team Men's Foil Team Day 6 July 23rd 2019 France Germany Hong Kong Italy X Japan Korea Russia X USA X Any Other Team [/hide]

Did you only count 2 athletes per event? If not, then I don't think this is right for Germany: Men: Poul Zellmann (200 free) Florian Wellbrock (400 free, 800 free, 1500 free) Ruwen Straub (1500 free) Christian Diener (200 back) Marco Koch (200 breast) Maximilian Pilger (200 breast) Marius Kusch (100 butterfly) David Thomasberger (200 butterfly) Philip Heintz (200 IM & 400 IM) Women: Leonie Antonia Beck (400 free & 800 free) Sarah Köhler (800 free & 1500 free) Lea Boy (1500 free) Celine Rieder (1500 free) Laura Riedemann (100 back) Angelina Köhler (100 butterfly) Franziska Hentke (200 butterfly) -> 16 athletes in total (+ Selin and Schwarz, so currently 18 for Germany)

Athletes who hit the qualification times at european junior championships: Men: Artem Selin 50 free (21.83) Robin Hanson 200 free (1:46.93) Sven Schwarz 800 free (7:53.74) Ilia Sibirtsev 800 free (7:53.34) Aleksandr Egorov 800 free (7:52.83) Andrei Minakov 100 butterfly (51.66) Apostolos Papastamos 400 IM (4:15.18) Women: Giulia Salin 800 free & 1500 free (8:29.19 & 16:13.59) Beril Boecekler 1500 free (16:21.39) Viktor Mihalyvari Farkas 1500 free (16:26.03) Daria Vaskina 100 back (1:00.17) Erika Gaetani 200 back (2:10.28) Anastasyia Shkurdai 100 butterly (57.39) Evgeniia Chikunova 200 breast (2:21.07) Not sure if some of them (Minakov, Vaskina, Shkurdai, Chikunova) didn't already hit the qualification times earlier ... ? Boekecler, Gaetani and Chikunova (all born in 2004) must be among the youngest "qualified" athletes on the women's side, while Minakov, Selin and Schwarz (all born in 2002) must be among the youngest "qualified" athletes on the men's side. I think this as well shows that the qualification time for women's 1500 free (and also women's 800 free and women's 200 back) is way too soft ...

Looking forward to this, i hope that a lot of championship records will be broken. I am a bit sad though that some of the big names will be missing.

What exactly do you mean by that? As far as i can tell those 2 teams haven't met in this tournament and before yesterday Thole/Wickler hadn't lost a set.

Don't see the problem to be honest, we have other great sports now like breakdancing or climbing, let's just hope that race walking will follow soon.

Caught for what? It is obvious that she is a more masculine version of Semenya, but IAAF thought that it is ok for someone like her to run the 400 m while Semenya shouldn't be allowed to run the 800 m.

45 medals should be the minimum, i hope for 50. - Archery: I would say 0-2 (women's team + women's individual) - Athletics: How do you get 7 medals as maximum? 2 x men's javelin, men's discus, men's high jump, men's 20 km race walking, men's decathlon, women's 1500 m, women's 5000 m, women's 100 m hurdles, women's 4 x 100 m relay, women's long jump, women's triple jump, women's shot put, women's discus throw, women's heptathlon, women's javelin throw - Boxing: How do you get 2 medals as maximum? Apetz, Wahner + at least 2 medal chances on the men's side - Equestrian: How do you get 6 as maximum? 2 x eventing, 3 x dressage, 2 x jumping - Fencing: How do you get 3 as maximum? Men's sabre, men's sabre team, women's foil - Golf: I would say 0-0 ... - Rowing: I would say 2-6 or 2-7 (men's quadruple sculls, women's quadruple sculls, men's eight, men's single sculls, men's lightweight double sculls, men's four, women's double sculls) - Shooting: I would say 1-5 or 1-6 (2 x men's rapid fire pistol, men's trap, women's 50 m 3 positions, 1-2 x women's 25 m pistol + mixed events ...) - Swimming: I would say 1-7 or 1-8 (men's 400 m, men's 800 m, men's 1500 m, men's 10 km open water, men's 200 IM, men's 200 breast, men's 100 fly, women's 200 fly + maybe women's 1500 free or women's 10 km open water) - Tennis: I would say 1-3 or 1-4 (Zverev (it is best of 3 after all), Kerber, mixed doubles, women's doubles (Kerber + Görges) + maybe men's doubles ...) - What about gymnastics? Women's uneven bars, women's balance beam ...

Yeah, their relay is pretty good, but a medal would be a major surprise. Even if the US drops the baton as usual, Japan + GB are clearly better individually and Canada + Jamaica + China + Turkey + South Africa + France + Netherlands are all on at least the same level individually (in my opinion), so i think even making the final would be quite a success for Brazil.

I didn't say that they have a shot at winning gold in 2020, but they have been world-class in the past and i believe that they could get there again. No other country has a better shot at winning gold in field hockey and ice hockey. I see no way that Canada, Sweden, Czech Republic or Russia (maybe they have a tiny chance on the women's side some day) will win gold in field hockey in our lifetime. I think we can also agree that Argentina, the Netherlands, Australia, Spain, Pakistan, India, Zimbabwe or New Zealand won't win ice hockey gold anytime soon ... I would say USA has the best chance ahead of Germany and Russia/Canada. Germany might have a shot to win hockey gold in 2022 if all the big nations compete without their NHL players and if for some reason Draisaitl, Grubauer, Kahun and Seider will play for Germany.

Agree, completely ridiculous. As far as i know his PB wasn't even 21 m+ before Rio and then he suddenly improved by more than 1.5 m in 3 years in his mid 20s. I don't really see how brazilian athletics got crazy good? In 2016 they had Braz da Silva and Murer as medal contenders, now those 2 are gone and they only have Romani as medal contender (+ maybe a small outside chance in women's triple jump). 2015: 20.90 m at the age of 24 2016: 21.02 m at the age of 25 2017: 21.82 at the age of 26 2018: 22.00 at the age of 27 2019: 22.61 at the age of 28