Football
The women’s Olympic tournament has begun. USA got a three from Sweden, Netherlands downed Zambia
Although the Tokyo Olympics will formally start on Friday, some sports are scheduled in advance. One of them is the women’s Olympic tournament.
Although the Tokyo Olympics will formally start on Friday, some sports are scheduled in advance. One of them is the women’s Olympic tournament.
A total of six matches were on the schedule today. Recall that in Brazil 2016, Germany won over Sweden, with Canada finishing third over the home team.
Great Britain won 2: 0 over Chile. Both goals were scored by Ellen White of Manchester City, her first goal was offside but she scored 2 regular goals afterwards. The Brazilians easily handled the Chinese, with the star Marta scoring twice in the 5: 0 result.
At 10:30 the expected duel between Sweden and USA started. USA was the favorite with odds of 1.4. 2 goals by Stina Blackstanius decided the match. This is not how the main favourites for the gold imagined it.
The only draw was in the Japan-Canada match. The North American country took the lead in the 6th minute, Japan kicked a penalty, but the situation lasted until the 84th minute when Mana Iwabuchi, who plays for Aston Villa, equalised.
The Dutch celebrated their 10:3 win by literally sweeping Zambia. 4 goals were scored by Vivian Madema, who is now the top scorer. The Arsenal striker has had a great year and has carried her form into the tournament.
The hat-trick for the African team was scored by Barbra, a talented left winger who has been playing in Spain since the beginning of her career.
The derby between Australia and New Zealand ended 2-1 to the favourites from the former penal colony of Great Britain.
I will also add the information that several athletes have already left Tokyo because of Covid -19. The Japanese have introduced very strict measures. We’ll keep you posted on further developments.
Source: Olympics
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