The 2021 Olympics in Tokyo will be a unique event for a number of reasons. In addition to the global event taking place during epidemics, participants must adhere to strict protocols before and after the competition.
There will be no outside spectators at the Tokyo Olympics. Local fans are allowed to attend the event, the number of spectators has not yet been specified.
Hockey will be one of the main attractions of the Tokyo Olympics. The game brings color to the stands and keeps everyone on the edge of his seat for 60 minutes. The Allround Movement has always delighted fans at the global event.
At the Tokyo Olympics, 24 teams (12 in men’s and women’s) compete for more trophies at the Oy Hockey Stadium. In each division, the teams were divided into six groups each, with the first four teams advancing to the quarterfinals. Each victory brings three points to the teams at the Tokyo Olympics, while a draw gives them only one point.
India is the most successful Olympic men’s team with 11 medals including 8 gold. Pakistan is in second place with eight medals, each consisting of three gold, one silver and two bronze medals.
The Netherlands is the most successful women’s team to compete in the Tokyo Olympics, winning three gold and two bronze medals and two silver medals each.
The men’s competitions at the Tokyo Olympics are as follows:
July 24
Japan-Australia (Group A)
New Zealand-India (Group A)
Argentina-Spain (Group A)
Netherlands-Belgium (Group B)
Great Britain – South Africa (Group B)
Canada-Germany (Group B)
25 July
India-Australia (Group A)
Spain-New Zealand (Group A)
Japan-Argentina (Group A)
South Africa-Netherlands (Group B)
July 26
Germany-Belgium (Group B)
Great Britain – Canada (Group B)
July 27
Argentina-Australia (Group A)
Japan-New Zealand (Group A)
India-Spain (Group A)
Germany – Great Britain (Group B)
Belgium-South Africa (Group B)
Netherlands-Canada (Group B)
28 July
Japan-Spain (Group A)
Australia-New Zealand (Group A)
July 29
India-Argentina (Group A)
South Africa-Germany (Group B)
Belgium-Canada (Group B)
Netherlands-Great Britain (Group B)
July 30
Australia-Spain (Group A)
Japan-India (Group A)
Argentina-New Zealand (Group A)
Canada – South Africa (Group B)
Germany-Netherlands (Group B)
Belgium-Great Britain (Group B)
1 August
Quarter End1
Quarterly 2
Quarter End3
Quarterly 4
3 August
Halve Final 1 (WQF1 and WQF2)
Halve Final 2 (WQF3 vs WQF4)
5 August
Bronze Medal (LSF1 vs LSF2)
Gold Medal (WSF1 vs WSF2)
Victory Ceremony
The women’s events at the Tokyo Olympics are:
July 24
Netherlands-India (Group A)
Ireland-South Africa (Group A)
25 July
Great Britain – Germany (Group A)
Japan-China (Group B)
Australia-Spain (Group B)
New Zealand-Argentina (Group B)
July 26
Netherlands-Ireland (Group A)
South Africa – Great Britain (Group A)
Germany-India (Group A)
Australia – China (Group B)
Japan-New Zealand (Group B)
Argentina-Spain (Group B)
28 July
Netherlands-South Africa (Group A)
Great Britain vs India (Group A)
Germany-Ireland (Group A)
New Zealand – Spain (Group B)
Japan-Australia (Group B)
Argentina-China (Group B)
July 29
Great Britain-Netherlands (Group A)
Spain – China (Group B)
Japan-Argentina (Group B)
New Zealand Australia (Group B)
July 30
South Africa-Germany (Group A)
Ireland-India (Group A)
July 31
India-South Africa (Group A)
Germany-Netherlands (Group A)
Ireland-Great Britain (Group A)
China-New Zealand (Group B)
Argentina-Australia (Group B)
Japan-Spain (Group B)
2 August
Quarter End1
Quarterly 2
Quarter End3
Quarterly 4
4 August
Semi-final (WQF1 and WQF2)
Semi-final (WQF3 vs WQF4)
6 August
Bronze Medal (LSF1 vs LSF2)
Gold Medal (WSF1 vs WSF2)
In memory of the ceremony
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