rafalgorka

Of course you can!!!

This is abbrevation - who gave points for some predictions e.g. SLO Primoz Roglic 10 3rg 3he 1gi 1be 2wu

Another interesting thing was that in my own predictions Korea Rep. had 5 golds in day one, but in the end of day 16 they had only 9 golds. So more golds in day 1 than through rest of the games. Strange, but who knows? ;-)

Day 1 Saturday I tried to count all your predictions for day 1 again I will stick to this system: 3pts - for 1st place 2pts - for 2nd place 1pt - for 3rd place If there is a tie – more 1st places, more 2nd places, more 3rd places If there is still a tie – I would try to look for the placing in qualifying competitions (e.g. weightlifting) or rankings (e.g. judo), every event will be discussed individually – the qualifying system in every sports is what matters mostly when I try to choose if more important are wch results or olympic rankings rg - @rafalgorka fl - @Fly_like_a_don gi - @Gianlu33 be - @Benolympique gg - @Giovanni Gianni Cattaneo he - @heywoodu of - @OlympicsFan ra - @Rafoo wu - @Wumo ARCHERY – Mixed Team KOR 15 3rg 3fl 3gi 3be 3wu NED 2 2rg ITA 4 1rg 1gg 2gi TPE 4 2fl 2 wu JPN 2 1fl 1be CHN 4 1gi 2be 1wu THE MEDALISTS: 1. KOREA REPUBLIC 15 2. CHINESE TAIPEI 4 (2x2) 3. ITALY 4 (1x2, 3rd in wch 2019 - CHN was 9th) CYCLING ROAD – Men Road Race SLO Primoz Roglic 10 3rg 3he 1gi 1be 2wu DEN Mads Pedersen 2 2rg ITA Matteo Trentin 2 1rg 1gg* FRA Julian Alaphilippe 10 2he 2gi 3be 3wu ITA Vincenzo Nibali 3 1he 1gg* 1wu BEL Remco Evenepoel 3 3of ESP Alejandro Valverde 5 3gi 2be FRA Julian Alaphilippe 10 (2x2) SLO Primoz Roglic 10 (1x2) ESP Alejandro Valverde 5 I personally don't agree with that. I think Roglic will go solo in last 15km or sth and noone will catch him. I can understand that there will be bunch of riders some 20secs behind and Alaphilippe and Valverde have better chances in sprint from a small group than Pedersen - but still I think gold for Roglic. This is certainly the event of a day. The race course is awesome, I hope the weather will be good, and it can be one of the best bike races in olympic history. FENCING – Women Epee Individual BRA Nathalie Moellhausen 3 3rg ROU Ana Maria Popescu 9 2rg 3gi 2be 2wu CHN Lin Sheng 1 1rg CHN Yiwen Sun 9 3of 3be 3wu FRA Coraline Vitalis 3 3of* ITA Mara Navarria 3 2gg* 1gi ITA Rossella Fiamingo 2 2gg* HKG Vivian Kong 2 2gi RUS Violetta Kolobova 1 1be KOR Injeong Choi 1 1wu CHN Yiwen Sun 9 (3x3) ROU Ana Maria Popescu 9 (1x3) BRA Nathalie Moellhausen 3 (1x3) FRA Coraline Vitalis has also 3 (1x3) but in fact @OlympicsFanwrote here that he will just cheer her on, but he predicts Yiwen Sun wins FENCING – Men Sabre Individual KOR Oh Sang-Uk 10 3rg 6gi 1be 3wu HUN Andreas Szatmari 2 2rg USA Eli Dershwitz 3 1rg 2wu ITA Luca Curatoli 5 1gg* 1gi 3be ITA Luigi Samele 3 1gg* 2be HUN Aron Szilagyi 3 2gi 1wu KOR Oh Sang-Uk 10 ITA Luca Curatoli 5 USA Eli Dershwitz 3 (2x1, 2 in Olympics rankings according to https://www.facebook.com/FencingTokyo/ and 3rd in wch 2019) JUDO – Women -48kg UKR Daria Bilodid 13 3rg 3of 3gi 1be 3wu JPN Funa Tonaki 9 2rg 2gi 3be 2wu KOS Distria Krasniqi 5 1rg 1gi 2be 1wu MGL Monkhbatyn Urantsetseg 1 1rg ESP Julia Figueroa 2 1gi 1wu KAZ Otgontsetseg Galbadrakh 1 1be UKR Daria Bilodid 13 JPN Funa Tonaki 9 KOS Distria Krasniqi 5 ESP Julia Figueroa 2 JUDO – Men -60kg GEO Lukhumi Chkhvimiani 9 3rg 1gi 1be 2wu JPN Naohisa Takato 11 2rg 3gi 3be 3wu UZB Sharafuddin Lutfillaev 5 1rg 2gi 1be 1wu KAZ Yeldos Smetov 2 1rg 1gi RUS Robert Mshvidobadze 3 2be 1wu JPN Naohisa Takato 11 GEO Lukhumi Chkhvimiani 9 UZB Shurafuddin Lutfillaev 5 RUS Robert Mshvidobadze 3 SHOOTING – Women 10m Air Rifle KOR Im Ha-Na 5 3rg 2gi IND Elavenil Valarivan 2 2rg IND Anjum Moudgil 2 1rg 1be ??? IND-CHN-TPE fl IND Apurvi Chandela 4 2gi 2be – DNSfl TPE Ying-Shin Lin 1 1gi CHN Ruozhu Zhao 3 3be KOR Im Ha-Na 5 IND Apurvi Chandela 4 CHN Ruozhu Zhao 3 @Fly_like_a_donwas not sure whether Apurvi Chandela will participate, but I decided to count her, if not there would be silver for China and bronze for India, India could go even better but @Fly_like_a_dondidn’t say which one of India shooters will claim gold in his predictions SHOOTING – Men 10m Air Pistol KOR Jin Jong-Oh 10 3rg 2fl 3gi 2be RUS Artem Chernousov 10 2rg 3fl 2gi 1be 2wu IND Abhishek Verma 2 1rg 1wu IND Chaudhary Saurabh 1 1fl CHN Wei Pang 7 1gi 3be 3wu KOR Jin Jong-Oh 10 (2x3) RUS Artem Chernousov 10 (1x3) CHN Wei Pang 7 TAEKWONDO – Women -49kg THA Panipak Wongpattanakit 10 3rg 2gi 2be 3wu KOR Sim Jae-Young 5 2rg 1gi 1be 1wu CHN Wu Jingyu 6 1rg 3be 2wu SRB Tijana Bogdanovic 3 1rg 1gi 1be CRO Kristina Tomic 1* 1ra TUR Rukiye Yildirim 4 3gi 1wu THA Panipak Wongpattanakit 10 CHN Wu Jingyu 6 KOR Sim Jae-Young 5 TUR Rukiye Yildirim 4 TAEKWONDO – Men -58kg KOR Jang Jun 12 3rg 3gi 3be 3wu ITA Vito Dell’Aquilla 7 2rg 2gg 1gi 1be 1wu ESP Jesus Tortosa 4 1rg 1gi 1be 1wu IRI Armin Hadipour 7 1rg 2gi 2be 2wu KOR Jang Jun 12 IRI Armin Hadipour 7 (3x2) ITA Vito Dell’Aquilla 7 (2x2) ESP Jesus Tortosa 4 WEIGHTLIFTING – Women 49kg CHN Huihua Jiang 6 3rg 3gi- DNSfl PRK Ri Song-Gum 11 2rg 3fl 2gi 2be 2wu IND Saikhom Mirabai Chanu 5 1rg 2fl 1gi 1wu DOM Beatriz Piron 1 1fl CHN Hou Zhihoui 6 3be 3wu – DNSfl JPN Hiromi Miyake 1 1be PRK Ri Song-Gum 11 IND Saikhom Mirabai Chanu 5 DOM Beatriz Piron 1 (7th in wch2019, 6th in 2019 rankings https://www.iwf.net/new_bw/ranking-list/?ranking_year=2019&ranking_agegroup=Senior&ranking_gender=W&ranking_category=49&ranking_lifter=all&x=1&y=8) I decided not to count China weightlifters in this category, because I think @Fly_like_a_donis right when he says China will not participate in this event, only 4 female weightlifters can participate and they have better chances for easy gold medals in other events day 1 medal table 1. KOREA REPUBLIC 5-0-1 6 2. CHINA 1-1-2 4 3. JAPAN 1-1-0 2 4. KOREA DPR 1-0-0 1 5. FRANCE 1-0-0 1 6. THAILAND 1-0-0 1 7. UKRAINE 1-0-0 1 8. INDIA 0-2-0 2 9. ITALY 0-1-2 3 10. RUSSIA 0-1-1 2 11. CHINESE TAIPEI 0-1-0 1 12. GEORGIA 0-1-0 1 13. IRAN 0-1-0 1 14. ROMANIA 0-1-0 1 15. SLOVENIA 0-1-0 1 16. SPAIN 0-0-3 3 17. BRAZIL 0-0-1 1 18. DOMINICAN REP. 0-0-1 1 19. KOSOVO 0-0-1 1 20. TURKEY 0-0-1 1 21. UNITED STATES 0-0-1 1 22. UZBEKISTAN 0-0-1 1 This is just first draft, you can still add your predictions, or change the previous ones or make them more specified (some of you just wrote – I think there will be medal for e.g. Croatia). Anyway, it looks like day 1 will be extremely good for Korea – 5 gold medals for KOR and additional 1 gold for PRK. A lot of medals for Asian countries. Japan with 1st gold medal - obviously in judo. And only 1 bronze for USA - this is bad calendar for them in day 1 and then in first few days, but I thought the same in Rio and they started with gold in 10m women's air rifle. But so far China-USA 1-0 golds / 4-1 total. Italy – no gold medal, what can I say? Germany, Netherlands and Poland – no medals at all

This week I start working almost as normal again, so I will have less time to continue this thread. Thank you all for nice conversation. Bmo have done good job to organize these polls. But I think LDOG suggestion is good, too. We will see how it goes. I will try to come back here in weekend. Stay healthy!

I like your new ideas, But I don't know how to do the polls on this website (which is kind of oldschool, but it's good, I am oldschool, too :-)) So I think the easiest solution is to continue with this 3-2-1 pts system I don't know if so many (50-60) people would like to join this prediction system, but whoever wants to do it, please join us, I will wait for your Day 1 predictions (11 events mentioned above) until Wednesday May 6th (e.g 8 p.m. Polish time), and add those points. Still no live sport going on, so it could be fun for all these boring days. In the meantime, I am trying to write my predictions for Beijing 2022, I wonder if these games will go as scheduled ;-(

I tried to count all your predictions for day 1 3pts - for 1st place 2pts - for 2nd place 1pt - for 3rd place rg - rafalgorka fl - Fly_like_a_don gi - Gianlu33 be - Benolympique gg - Giovanni Gianni Cattaneo he - heywoodu of - OlympicsFan ra - Rafoo Day 1 Saturday ARCHERY – Mixed Team KOR 12 3rg 3fl 3gi 3be NED 2 2rg ITA 4 1rg 1gg 2gi TPE 2 2fl JPN 2 1fl 1be CHN 3 1gi 2be CYCLING ROAD – Men Road Race SLO Primoz Roglic 8 3rg 3he 1gi 1be DEN Mads Pedersen 2 2rg ITA Matteo Trentin 2 1rg 1gg* FRA Julian Alaphilippe 7 2he 2gi 3be ITA Vincenzo Nibali 2 1he 1gg* BEL Remco Evenepoel 3 3of ESP Alejandro Valverde 5 3gi 2be FENCING – Women Epee Individual BRA Nathalie Moellhausen 3 3rg ROU Ana Maria Popescu 7 2rg 3gi 2be CHN Lin Sheng 1 1rg CHN Yiwen Sun 6 3of 3be FRA Coraline Vitalis 3 3of* ITA Mara Navarria 3 2gg* 1gi ITA Rossella Fiamingo 2 2gg* HKG Vivian Kong 2 2gi RUS Violetta Kolobova 1 1be FENCING – Men Sabre Individual KOR Oh Sang-Uk 7 3rg 6gi 1be HUN Andreas Szatmari 2 2rg USA Eli Dershwitz 1 1rg ITA Luca Curatoli 5 1gg* 1gi 3be ITA Luigi Samele 3 1gg* 2be HUN Aron Szilagyi 2 2gi JUDO – Women -48kg UKR Daria Bilodid 10 3rg 3of 3gi 1be JPN Fura Tonaki 7 2rg 2gi 3be KOS Distria Krasniqi 4 1rg 1gi 2be MGL Monkhbatyn Urantsetseg 1 1rg ESP Julia Figueroa 1 1gi KAZ Otgontsetseg Galbadrakh 1 1be JUDO – Men -60kg GEO Lukhumi Chkhvimiani 7 3rg 1gi 1be JPN Naohisa Takato 8 2rg 3gi 3be UZB Sharafuddin Lutfillaev 4 1rg 2gi 1be KAZ Yeldos Smetov 2 1rg 1gi RUS Robert Mshvidobadze 2 2be SHOOTING – Women 10m Air Rifle KOR Im Ha-Na 6 3rg 2gi IND Elavenil Valarivan 2 2rg IND Anjum Moudgil 2 1rg 1be - DNSfl ? IND-CHN-TPE fl IND Apurvi Chandela 4 2gi 2be - DNSfl? TPE Ying-Shin Lin 1 1gi CHN Ruozhu Zhao 3 3be SHOOTING – Men 10m Air Pistol KOR Jin Jong-Oh 10 3rg 2fl 3gi 2be RUS Artem Chernousov 8 2rg 3fl 2gi 1be IND Abhishek Verma 1 1rg IND Chaudhary Saurabh 1 1fl CHN Wei Pang 4 1gi 3be TAEKWONDO – Women -49kg THA Panipak Wongpattanakit 7 3rg 2gi 2be KOR Sim Jae-Young 4 2rg 1gi 1be CHN Wu Jingyu 4 1rg 3be SRB Tijana Bogdanovic 3 1rg 1gi 1be CRO Kristina Tomic 1* 1ra TUR Rukiye Yildirim 3 3gi TAEKWONDO – Men -58kg KOR Jang Jun 9 3rg 3gi 3be ITA Vito Dell’Aquilla 6 2rg 2gg 1gi 1be ESP Jesus Tortosa 3 1rg 1gi 1be IRI Armin Hadipour 5 1rg 2gi 2be WEIGHTLIFTING – Women 49kg CHN Huihua Jiang 6 3rg 3gi- DNSfl PRK Ri Song-Gum 9 2rg 3fl 2gi 2be IND Saikhom Mirabai Chanu 4 1rg 2fl 1gi DOM Beatriz Piron 1 1fl CHN Hou Zhihoui 3 3be – DNSfl JPN Hiromi Miyake 1 1be

Swimming and athletics - me, too. I don't know much about track cycling. Never tried to watch it carefully yet. But I will try. I watch road racing much more. It was nice discussion with you through all these days - you are obviously an expert here. Have a good weekend.

Why sadly?

I made a kind of prediction of draw at the beginning of this thread ;-) French football teams tend to implode in the tournaments, even if they look good on paper. RSA 2010, e.g. Anyway, we will see.

Thank you, very much, Joshi. I like NZ sportsmen very much. And Mahe Drysdale the most. Single sculls race was one of the best things in Rio. And he even found time to write to me all across the games on messenger, when I asked him a few times. Such a great sportsman.

Olympics are never boring ;-)))))) Thank you all for your comments, they were very interesting, I liked them all. Thank you! I think we shall not finish this thread right now. Let me rest a bit and we can come back to day one and probably change some of the predictions listening to your advices and comments. Or we can add the predictions from all of you together - I have tried to do it with men's cycling road race before. Or we can even write sth together for every event - David Wallechinsky style ;-)))). And if you want to, we can also try a new thread - UEFA EURO 2020 day after day as it could have happened ;-) Have a good day, my friends. And stay healthy!!!

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TOKYO 2020 MEDAL TABLE AFTER DAY 16 Sunday 339/339 UNITED STATES 47-39-27 113 CHINA 44-16-24 84 RUSSIA 23-24-23 70 JAPAN 22-17-17 56 NETHERLANDS 16-14-8 38 AUSTRALIA 13-17-14 44 GREAT BRITAIN 13-15-22 50 GERMANY 13-10-24 47 FRANCE 12-9-13 34 KOREA REPUBLIC 9-6-7 22 NEW ZEALAND 9-4-3 16 HUNGARY 8-6-3 17 BRAZIL 7-3-9 19 TURKEY 6-2-7 15 CUBA 6-2-4 12 KENYA 5-4-3 12 ITALY 4-17-14 35 SPAIN 4-11-12 27 CANADA 4-5-10 19 UKRAINE 4-4-11 19 CHINESE TAIPEI 4-3-1 8 POLAND 3-8-11 22 SWEDEN 3-6-4 13 JAMAICA 3-6-3 12 IRELAND 3-2-2 7 CZECH REPUBLIC 3-1-4 8 UZBEKISTAN 3-0-6 9 GEORGIA 3-0-2 5 DENMARK 2-6-2 10 KOREA DPR 2-5-0 7 ETHIOPIA 2-4-2 8 SLOVENIA 2-4-0 6 SWITZERLAND 2-3-2 7 CROATIA 2-2-4 8 AZERBAIJAN 2-2-3 7 BELGIUM 2-2-3 7 NORWAY 2-2-1 5 PHILIPPINES 2-2-0 4 IRAN 2-1-5 8 QATAR 2-0-1 3 SLOVAKIA 2-0-0 2 INDIA 1-6-8 15 SERBIA 1-5-5 11 BELARUS 1-5-3 9 ROMANIA 1-4-2 7 GREECE 1-2-2 5 INDONESIA 1-2-0 3 ARMENIA 1-1-2 4 ECUADOR 1-1-1 3 BAHAMAS 1-1-0 2 THAILAND 1-1-0 2 UGANDA 1-1-0 2 ISRAEL 1-0-4 5 ESTONIA 1-0-3 4 MOROCCO 1-0-2 3 BAHRAIN 1-0-1 2 LITHUANIA 1-0-1 2 VENEZUELA 1-0-1 2 FIJI 1-0-0 1 KYRGYZSTAN 1-0-0 1 KAZAKHSTAN 0-4-7 11 COLOMBIA 0-2-5 7 PORTUGAL 0-2-5 7 BULGARIA 0-2-2 4 ARGENTINA 0-2-1 3 MALAYSIA 0-2-1 3 CHILE 0-2-0 2 AUSTRIA 0-1-5 6 HONG KONG 0-1-3 4 EGYPT 0-1-2 3 NIGERIA 0-1-2 3 ALGERIA 0-1-1 2 CYPRUS 0-1-0 1 FINLAND 0-1-0 1 GRENADA 0-1-0 1 PERU 0-1-0 1 SAN MARINO 0-1-0 1 MEXICO 0-0-5 5 IVORY COAST 0-0-3 3 KOSOVO 0-0-3 3 SOUTH AFRICA 0-0-3 3 BANGLADESH 0-0-1 1 BOSNIA HERZEGOVINA 0-0-1 1 DOMINICAN REP. 0-0-1 1 MOLDOVA 0-0-1 1 MONGOLIA 0-0-1 1 NORTH MACEDONIA 0-0-1 1 SYRIA 0-0-1 1

Day 16 Sunday ATHLETICS – Men Marathon 1. ETH Birhanu Legese 2. KEN Lawrence Cherono 3. MAR El Mahjoub Dazza BASKETBALL – Women UNITED STATES AUSTRALIA SPAIN BOXING – Women Light (57-60kg) BRA Beatriz Ferreira FIN Mira Potkonen USA Rashida Ellis KOR Oh Yeon-Ji BOXING – Women Middle (69-75kg) GBR Lauren Price NED Nouchka Fontijn MAR Khadija El-Mardi CHN Li Qian BOXING – Men Light (57-63kg) CUB Andy Cruz USA Keyshawn Davis UZB Elnur Abduraimov ARM Hovhannes Bachkov BOXING – Men Super Heavy (+91kg) UZB Bakhodir Jalolov AUS Justis Huni KAZ Kamshybek Kunkabayev GER Nelvie Tiafack CYCLING TRACK – Women Sprint GER Emma Hinze HKG Lee Wai Sze RUS Anastasia Voynova CYCLING TRACK – Men Keirin NED Harrie Levreysen MAS Azizulhasni Awang JPN Yuta Wakimoto CYCLING TRACK – Women Omnium JPN Yumi Kahijara USA Jennifer Valente ITA Letizia Paternoster HANDBALL – Women NETHERLANDS SPAIN FRANCE RHYTMIC GYMNASTICS – Women Group RUSSIA BULGARIA JAPAN VOLLEYBALL – Women CHINA SERBIA UNITED STATES WATER POLO – Men ITALY HUNGARY SPAIN

And guys, please tell me, do you think Poland can win it all in men's volleyball? This is the number one topic here. Everybody's hopin' it will happen. We wil see.

But, yes, you were probably right about Messi not playing in Tokyo. This seems quite obvious. Anyway, I can see Argentina in the final even without him.

Salah will not refuse. He will take it personally. All my friends from Egypt keep saying he is a like a god there now.

Spain won 2019 UEFA Under-21 champs, Argentina won 2020 COMMOBOL Pre-Olympic Tournament, Egypt won Africa U-23 Cup of Nations. This is the key to my predictions. Plus I think Mo Salah will be spectaculiar, Egypt beating Germany in group stage, France in the quarters, narrowly losing to Argentina in semis, and beating Brazil for 3rd place ;-))) PS. I was thinking - you will write France 2nd in Women's K4 500 - no way ;-)))

Day 16 Sunday ATHLETICS – Men Marathon BASKETBALL – Women BOXING – Women Light (57-60kg) BOXING – Women Middle (69-75kg) BOXING – Men Light (57-63kg) BOXING – Men Super Heavy (+91kg) CYCLING TRACK – Women Sprint CYCLING TRACK – Men Keirin CYCLING TRACK – Women Omnium HANDBALL – Women RHYTMIC GYMNASTICS – Women Group VOLLEYBALL – Women WATER POLO - Men

TOKYO 2020 MEDAL TABLE AFTER DAY 15 Saturday 326/339 UNITED STATES 46-37-25 108 CHINA 43-16-23 82 RUSSIA 22-24-22 68 JAPAN 21-17-15 53 NETHERLANDS 14-13-8 35 AUSTRALIA 13-15-14 42 GREAT BRITAIN 12-15-22 49 GERMANY 12-10-23 45 FRANCE 12-9-12 33 KOREA REPUBLIC 9-6-6 21 NEW ZEALAND 9-4-3 16 HUNGARY 8-5-3 16 BRAZIL 6-3-9 18 TURKEY 6-2-7 15 KENYA 5-3-3 11 CUBA 5-2-4 11 SPAIN 4-10-10 24 CANADA 4-5-10 19 UKRAINE 4-4-11 19 CHINESE TAIPEI 4-3-1 8 ITALY 3-17-13 33 POLAND 3-8-11 22 SWEDEN 3-6-4 13 JAMAICA 3-6-3 12 IRELAND 3-2-2 7 CZECH REPUBLIC 3-1-4 8 GEORGIA 3-0-2 5 DENMARK 2-6-2 10 KOREA DPR 2-5-0 7 SLOVENIA 2-4-0 6 SWITZERLAND 2-3-2 7 CROATIA 2-2-4 8 AZERBAIJAN 2-2-3 7 BELGIUM 2-2-3 7 NORWAY 2-2-1 5 PHILIPPINES 2-2-0 4 IRAN 2-1-5 8 UZBEKISTAN 2-0-5 7 QATAR 2-0-1 3 SLOVAKIA 2-0-0 2 INDIA 1-6-8 15 BELARUS 1-5-3 9 SERBIA 1-4-5 10 ETHIOPIA 1-4-2 7 ROMANIA 1-4-2 7 GREECE 1-2-2 5 INDONESIA 1-2-0 3 ARMENIA 1-1-1 3 ECUADOR 1-1-1 3 BAHAMAS 1-1-0 2 THAILAND 1-1-0 2 UGANDA 1-1-0 2 ISRAEL 1-0-4 5 ESTONIA 1-0-3 4 BAHRAIN 1-0-1 2 LITHUANIA 1-0-1 2 VENEZUELA 1-0-1 2 FIJI 1-0-0 1 KYRGYZSTAN 1-0-0 1 MOROCCO 1-0-0 1 KAZAKHSTAN 0-4-6 10 COLOMBIA 0-2-5 7 PORTUGAL 0-2-5 7 ARGENTINA 0-2-1 3 CHILE 0-2-0 2 AUSTRIA 0-1-5 6 BULGARIA 0-1-2 3 EGYPT 0-1-2 3 NIGERIA 0-1-2 3 MALAYSIA 0-1-1 2 ALGERIA 0-1-1 2 CYPRUS 0-1-0 1 GRENADA 0-1-0 1 PERU 0-1-0 1 SAN MARINO 0-1-0 1 MEXICO 0-0-5 5 HONG KONG 0-0-3 3 IVORY COAST 0-0-3 3 KOSOVO 0-0-3 3 SOUTH AFRICA 0-0-3 3 BANGLADESH 0-0-1 1 BOSNIA HERZEGOVINA 0-0-1 1 DOMINICAN REP. 0-0-1 1 MOLDOVA 0-0-1 1 MONGOLIA 0-0-1 1 NORTH MACEDONIA 0-0-1 1 SYRIA 0-0-1 1

Day 15 Saturday ARTISTIC SWIMMING – Team 1. RUSSIA 2. CHINA 3. UKRAINE ATHLETICS – Women Marathon KEN Brigid Kosgei KEN Ruth Chepngetich ISR Lonah Chemtai Salpeter ATHLETICS – Women High Jump RUS Mariya Lasitskene UKR Yaroslava Mahuchikh UKR Yuliya Levchenko ATHLETICS – Women 10,000m NED Sifan Hassan ETH Letesenbet Gidey KEN Agnes Jebet Tirop ATHLETICS – Men Javelin Throw EST Magnus Kirt GRN Anderson Peters TPE Chao-Tsun Cheng ATHLETICS – Men 1500m KEN Timothy Cheruiyot NOR Jakob Ingebrigtsen ALG Taoufik Makhloufi ATHLETICS – Women 4 x 400m Relay UNITED STATES POLAND – Iga Baumart-Witan, Patrycja Wyciszkiewicz, Małgorzata Hołub-Kowalik, Justyna Święty-Ersetic JAMAICA ATHLETICS – Men 4 x 400m Relay UNITED STATES JAMAICA BELGIUM BASEBALL – Men JAPAN UNITED STATES KOREA REPUBLIC BASKETBALL – Men UNITED STATES SPAIN ARGENTINA BEACH VOLLEYBALL – Men NOR Anders Berntsen Rom, Christian Sandlie Sorum RUS Oleg Stoyanovskiy, Viacheslav Krasilnikov GER Julius Thole, Clemens Wickler BOXING – Men Fly (48-52kg) UZB Shakhobidin Zoirov IND Amit Panghal FRA Billal Bennama KAZ Saken Bibossinov BOXING – Men Middle (69-75kg) PHI Eumir Marcial KAZ Abilkhan Amankul RUS Gleb Bakshi BRA Hebert Conceicao BOXING – Women Fly (48-51kg) TUR Buse Naz Cakiroglu CHN Chang Yuan IND Mary Kom JPN Tsukimi Namiki BOXING – Women Welter (64-69kg) TUR Busenaz Surmeneli CHN Gu Hong RUS Saadat Dalgatova IND Lovlina Borgohain CANOE SPRINT – Women Canoe Double 500m CHN Sun Mengya, Xu Shixiao HUN Kincso Takacs, Virag Balla GER Lisa Jahn, Ophelia Preller CANOE SPRINT – Men Canoe Single 1000m BRA Isaquias Queiroz POL Tomasz Kaczor CZE Martin Fuksa CANOE SPRINT – Women Kayak Four 500m HUNGARY FRANCE POLAND – Karolina Naja, Anna Puławska, Katarzyna Kołodziejczyk, Helena Wiśniewska CANOE SPRINT – Men Kayak Four 500m GERMANY SPAIN PORTUGAL CYCLING TRACK – Men Madison DEN Lasse Norman Hansen, Mikael Morkov NED Jan-Willem van Schip, Yoeri Havik NZL Campbell Stewart, Aaron Gate DIVING – Men 10m Platform CHN Yang Hao CHN Yang Jian RUS Aleksandr Bondar EQUESTRIAN – Jumping Team UNITED STATES SWEDEN GERMANY FOOTBALL – Men SPAIN ARGENTINA EGYPT GOLF – Women Individual Stroke KOR Jin Young Ko KOR Jeong Eun Lee USA Nelly Korda HANDBALL – Men SPAIN DENMARK CROATIA KARATE – Women Kumite +61kg AZE Irina Zaretska GRE Eleni Chatziliadou JPN Ayumi Uekusa IRI Hamideh Abbasali KARATE – Men Kumite +75kg TUR Aktas Ugur GER Jonathan Horne IRI Zabiollah Poorshab ESP Babacar Seck MODERN PENTATHLON – Men FRA Valentin Belaud GER Marvin Faly Dogue GBR Joe Choong RHYTMIC GYMNASTICS – Women Individual RUS Dina Averina RUS Aleksandra Soldatova ISR Linoy Ashram VOLLEYBALL – Men BRAZIL POLAND UNITED STATES WATER POLO – Women UNITED STATES SPAIN AUSTRALIA WRESTLING – Men Freestyle 65 kg RUS Gadzhimurad Rashidov IND Bajrang Punia KAZ Daulet Niyazbekov HUN Iszmail Muszukajev WRESTLING – Men Freestyle 97 kg RUS Abdulrashid Sadulaev USA Kyle Snyder AZE Sharif Sharifov MKD Magomedgadzhi Nurov WRESTLING – Women Freestyle 50 kg ROU Emilia Alina Vuc AZE Mariya Stadnik UKR Oksana Livach KAZ Valentina Islamova

Sailing has already finished. I use this official schedule. https://tokyo2020.org/en/schedule/

I think Hassan will be running 5000 and 10,000 in Tokyo. 10,000 final is on day 15 so she has to give up 1500 on day 14.

Day 15 Saturday ARTISTIC SWIMMING – Team ATHLETICS – Women Marathon ATHLETICS – Women High Jump ATHLETICS – Women 10,000m ATHLETICS – Men Javelin Throw ATHLETICS – Men 1500m ATHLETICS – Women 4 x 400m Relay ATHLETICS – Men 4 x 400m Relay BASEBALL – Men BASKETBALL – Men BEACH VOLLEYBALL – Men BOXING – Men Fly (48-52kg) BOXING – Men Middle (69-75kg) BOXING – Women Fly (48-51kg) BOXING – Women Welter (64-69kg) CANOE SPRINT – Women Canoe Double 500m CANOE SPRINT – Men Canoe Single 1000m CANOE SPRINT – Women Kayak Four 500m CANOE SPRINT – Men Kayak Four 500m CYCLING TRACK – Men Madison DIVING – Men 10m Platform EQUESTRIAN – Jumping Team FOOTBALL – Men GOLF – Women Individual Stroke HANDBALL – Men KARATE – Women Kumite +61kg KARATE – Men Kumite +75kg MODERN PENTATHLON – Men RHYTMIC GYMNASTICS – Women Individual VOLLEYBALL – Men WATER POLO – Women WRESTLING – Men Freestyle 65 kg WRESTLING – Men Freestyle 97 kg WRESTLING – Women Freestyle 50 kg