2020 Tokyo Olympics: Bermuda’s Duffy defeated British Brown to win women’s triathlon, swimming, tennis and other events-live broadcast! | Sports

With a big smile on Duffy’s face, he surpassed the identity of the Olympic triathlon champion. The smallest country in history won the Olympic gold medal. She put her face in her hands and fell to the ground. She also had her own voice for a while, because she was far ahead of Taylor-Brown who won the silver medal. The American player Zafires won the bronze medal. For Taylor Brown, who was punctured on a bicycle, this was a huge silver medal.

Bermuda’s Duffy (population 72,000) is now ahead of British Taylor-Brown (population 66 million) and Zaferes (330 million), and is moving towards her country’s first gold medal.

Losing the game is still Duffy’s game-and the gold medal. she. Yes. no. Slow down. Down. At the same time, British Taylor-Brown has recovered from a bicycle puncture, and he will catch up with American Zaferes on the silver medal. In fact, she just passed her. All three women are now on the last lap.

Duffy is now 47 seconds ahead of Zaferes and GB’s Taylor Brown is 5 seconds behind the American. Bermuda’s first gold medal looks certain! Lindemann of Germany ranked fourth with a time of about 30 seconds.

The triathlon track has dried up, and as the heat increases, runners are whistling. Duffy continues to look comfortable up front, while Zaferes from the US looks a bit clumsy, and Taylor-Brown from GB looks like she might grab her silver medal.

Some news from Sean Ingle, our ground staff in Tokyo. The GB team said Georgia-Brown was punctured, which explains why she slipped and fell at the end of the bike. However, she has already won the bronze medal in the run. At the end of our first lap, Duffy is now 17 seconds ahead of the second American driver Zaferes.

We have a rest in the triathlon! Flora Duffy in Bermuda is different from Katie Zaferes in the United States. She looks comfortable because she is leading. British duo Jessica Learmons and Georgia Taylor-Brown ranked third and fourth respectively.

Bermuda has never won an Olympic gold medal, but they now have a good chance. Duffy has recently created a personal best in the competition. Their last (and only) Olympic medal Participated in a boxing match in 1976-it was a bronze medal.

Another result of the men’s surf quarterfinals. Two-time WSL world champion Gabriel Medina of Brazil defeated Michel Bourez of France to enter the semifinals.

GB’s Georgia Taylor-Brown looks like they have been eliminated by the triathlon leader, and now they are backing 20 seconds when they transition to the running phase. So now Jessica Learmonth (GBR), Flora Duffy (BER), Laura Lindemann (GER) and Katie Zaferes (USA) are in the forefront and have a great advantage over other players. Emma Jeffcoat of Australia is back in ninth place. It will be a miracle that she can win a medal today.

We are on the last lap of the women’s triathlon cycling race, still in the same group of five, leading the field: Jessica Learmonth (GBR), Georgia Taylor-Brown (GBR), Flora Duffy (BER), Laura Lindemann ( Germany) and Katie Zaferes (USA). Lindemann is the highest ranked among the leaders and a very good runner, so she will now be slightly loved. But yesterday we saw the strongest player Alex Yee was defeated in the final stage, so form is not everything.

Hello welcome to [checks calendar] The fourth day of the Tokyo Olympics. There are many things to do today, including spending an important day in the swimming pool. In the next few hours, we will end the women’s triathlon, the quarterfinals of women’s and men’s surfing, the men’s hockey match between Argentina and Australia, as well as some handball, sevens and beach volleyball.

My colleague Martin Belam has prepared a more detailed list for today’s actions, which you can read in your spare time below:

All events are listed here in Tokyo local time. Sydney increased by 1 hour, Belfast decreased by 8 hours, New York decreased by 13 hours, and San Francisco decreased by 17 hours. Then send me an email saying that the time itself is too complicated.

????If you only look at one thing: 7.45pm rhythmic gymnastics -This is the women’s team final. The US team led by Simon Biles will face a strong challenge to defend their gold medal, not Russia and China ????

• 6.30am Triathlon -Play individual women’s competitions. Remember, this is another super early start in Tokyo, so if you want to watch it in the UK, then 10.30 tonight will effectively enjoy the sweet, sweet Olympic gold dream before you go to bed????
• 10 am-9.45pm Taekwondo -This is the last day of Taekwondo. The men’s 80kg class Mahama Cho and +67kg class Bianca Walkden (Bianca Walkden) continue to attract the attention of the British????
• 10.30am-12.30pm and 7pm-8.59pm -In the morning finals and the evening preliminaries, swimming was bumpy. The first game between 10:34 and 11:17 on Tuesday morning should have four exciting finals: men’s 200m freestyle, women’s 100m backstroke, men’s 100m backstroke, and women’s 100m backstroke. Bah ????
• Cycling mountain bike at 3pm – It’s the women of the Izu mountain bike route ????
• 3pm dive – Also a woman who dived on Tuesday, synchronized with the 10m platform????
• Equestrian at 5 pm – Germany will defend their Rio title, including the British team and the U.S. team, which won silver and bronze medals in 2016, to participate in the Special Dressage Grand Prix ????????
• 5pm-8.30pm football -This is the final round of the women’s competition. Britain and Sweden are the two teams that have won the quarter-finals.The two key games are Japan v Chile At 8pm, the hosts may need a victory to advance from Group E.Before that, at 5 pm U.S Face Australia. Now, I’m not saying this is a potential”The shame of Gijon“The situation, but a tie will give them both 4 points, and they will almost certainly qualify.
• 5.30pm-7.00 pm Rugby Sevens -After the final round of pool competition and some ranking matches in the morning, the tournament enters the quarter-final stage.
• Softball at eight o’clock in the evening – Japan played against the United States in the final????