Tokyo 2020 Olympics: 110m Hurdles, Golf, Diving, Cycling and more – LIVE!

Men’s marathon swim: And Germany’s Florian Welbrock won the gold medal by a long, long way. A totally effective swim – and she’s still only 23. There is more competition for silver, however: Hungary’s Christoph Rasovski has placed second to the 800 m freestyle silver medalist, Gregorio Paltrinieri of Italy. United States’ Jordan Wilimowski, Netherlands’ Ferry Wertmann (2016 winner), GB’s Hector Pardo and Australia’s Kai Edwards all finished well at the bottom of the pack.

Men’s marathon swim: The swimmers are now going into the sun in the final stages. The only hope for Wellbrock’s opponents is if he becomes temporarily blind and begins to head towards the sea.

Men’s marathon swim: Yes, Wellbrock said that he was going to break up early and that he is broken instead of broken. He is 16.3 seconds ahead of Hungary’s Christoph Rasowszki and holds the gold but with 500 meters to go. He got up at 3 a.m. this morning to prepare, but seeing her he could lie more.

Men’s marathon swim: Wellbrock has completely led the race, and the 23-year-old is starting to get off the ground. Great performance in very hot conditions. Going on a full stomach for about two hours in an amount of hot water may not be more fun than going in a bath – but think of the poor people who don’t even get a medal. Gregorio Paltrinieri looks like he’s out of the medal race, but he won silver in the 800m freestyle earlier at these Games, so that would be a nice prize to take home.

Men’s marathon swim: We are on the last lap and have a little less than 1500m to go. Germany’s Florian Wellbrock ahead of Hungary’s Christoph Rasovsky by 4.6 seconds. France’s Marc-Antoine Olivier, who won bronze in 2016, is in the same position this year and is 13.7 seconds behind Italy’s Gregorio Paltrinieri with 16.3 from Wellbrock in fourth. It is a losing race for Wellbrock now, with only Rasovsky standing a good chance of catching him.

I’m enjoying the fact that the TV graphics can’t fit Marc-Antoine Olivier, so they call him “Olivier” as if he’s a Brazilian footballer or a concept artist.

Greetings there. A busy day in Tokyo – here’s my colleague Martin Bellum who might just tickle your fancy…

Major events of the 13th day

All events are listed here in local Tokyo time. Add one hour for Cairns, subtract eight hours for Aberystwyth, 13 hours for Baltimore, and 16 hours for Los Angeles.

If you only watch one thing: Hockey at 7 p.m. – Australia and Belgium will face each other for gold in the final. Australia last won it in 2004. Belgium has never won, but will be aiming to go one step better than their silver in Rio.

• 6.30am Marathon Swim – It’s 10km open water for men, and I’m still tired of seeing women swimming it late at night/this morning
• 7.30am Golf Day 2 of the women’s competition.
• 9am-10.50am And 9pm-10.50pm Beach Volleyball – Women’s semi-finals are in the morning, men’s semi-finals are late night sessions.
• 9am-3.05pm And 7pm-9.45pm Athletics The main attractions of the stadium include: Men’s triple jump final And Men’s Shot Put Final in the morning, when we Men’s 110m Hurdles Final 11.55 hrs. In the evening session, it is women’s pole vault final And this Men’s 400m final It’s 9 pm. There’s more to the day heptathlon And decathlon, and culminated with the women’s 800m heats and the men’s 1500m heats at the end of the day
• 9am-12.30 Skateboarding – Men go to the park program
• 9.30am 1.05am Canoe Sprint – Finals are held at 11.42 am in men’s kayak single, women’s canoe single 200m at 11.57, women’s kayak single 500m at 12.29 and the final race of the day is men’s kayak double 1000m at 12.55
• Basketball at 1.15 pm and 8 pm – Men’s semifinals. To start with Team USA vs Australia, then the game of the evening is Slovenia vs France.
• 3pm diving Women’s 10m platform final
• 3.30pm-6.50pm Track Cycling – Thursday’s action culminates in the women’s keirin final at 5.45pm and the men’s omnium at 5.55pm.
• Race walking at 4.30 – This is where you shout at the television: “Just run! Or walk! But not this! What is this even?” It’s up to the men in Sapporo to try to make it cool, who cover a distance of 20km
• football at 5 pm – USA vs Australia for women’s bronze medal
• 5:00 And 9pm handball – The men’s competition is in the semifinal stage: France v Egypt first then Spain v Denmark. It’s good it’s dead. You should let it see.
• 5.30 pm, 6.30 pm And Climbing Sports at 9.10am – It’s medal time for men

You can find our full interactive event schedule Here. As well as letting you keep track of what’s going on, it also gives you the current scores of the games that are currently playing.

as it stands

With five medals today for Team GB and three for Australia, you’d imagine officials from both National Olympic Committees would be playing themselves in a pinch to be above Russia on the emoji table. Here’s how it stood Tokyo time at 10.50:

1 China 32 22 16 Total : 70
2 USA 25 31 23 Total: 79
3 Japan 21 7 12 Total: 40
4 Great Britain 15 18 15 Total: 48
5 Australia 15 4 17 Total: 36
6 ️ Russia No 14 21 21 18 Total: 53
7 Germany 8 8 16 Total : 32
8 France 6 109 Total : 25
9 Italy 6915 Total: 30
10 Netherlands 6 89 Total: 23