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Olympics Games Tokyo 2021 🏆: ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW
Tokyo 2021 – what you need to know ahead of the Olympics
Olympic Games Tokyo 🏆 – Dates: Friday, July 23, 2021 – Sun, August 08, 2021; Live Text at FootballBetExpert
Olympic games Tokyo preview, bet predictions, fixtures
Let the games—finally begin! The world has been holding its breath for months wondering if the 2020 Olympics would ever be allowed to take place in their anointed city of Tokyo amid the still-ongoing virus crisis. But after a yearlong postponement and lots of vaccination shots, it looks like thousands of the best athletes on the planet will indeed be gathering in Japan later this month—although spectators will not be allowed to do the same, according to the latest state of emergency declared in Japan.
The opening ceremony is due to take place on Friday 23 July. However, some events will be held before then:
- Wednesday 21 July: baseball/softball, women’s football
- Thursday 22 July: baseball/softball, men’s football
Archery and rowing events will also be held on the day of the opening ceremony.
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Olympic Games News & Fixtures
The Olympic Games are back this year and will get underway in Tokyo later this month.
Originally due to be held in 2020, the event was postponed amid the disruption of the COVID-19 pandemic, which brought plans for large gatherings and events to a standstill.
Despite the break to the traditional four-year Olympic cycle, you may still see the Games being referred to as Tokyo 2020.
There will be 33 competitions and 339 events across 42 venues.
As the world gears up for one of the biggest sporting events on the planet, here’s what you need to know.
Can I get tickets to the Olympic Games in Tokyo?
Unfortunately no overseas spectators will be allowed to watch the Games in person, due to COVID restrictions.
It certainly will feel different not hearing the crowds burst into thunderous applause at the twists and tumbles of the gymnasts and the lightning speed of the athletes across track and field.
Are there any changes or new sports added to the Olympics this year?
Wrestling, baseball/softball, karate, skateboarding, surfing and sport climbing are being added for the 2020 Olympics.
How do I watch and where can i bet on the Olympic Games?
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Finally, you can find full schedule for the Olympic Games HERE
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Where are the 2021 Olympics?
There are 42 Olympic venues spread across Japan. Here is a complete list along with the sports that will take place there.
| Venue | Events |
| Olympic Stadium | Opening/Closing Ceremonies, Track & Field, Soccer |
| Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium | Table Tennis |
| Yoyogi National Stadium | Handball |
| Nippon Budokan | Judo, Karate |
| Tokyo International Forum | Weightlifting |
| Kokugikan Arena | Boxing |
| Equestrian Park | Equestrian |
| Musashino Forest Sport Plaza | Badminton, Pentathlon |
| Tokyo Stadium | Soccer, Pentathlon, Rugby |
| Ariake Arena | Indoor Volleyball |
| Ariake Gymnastics Centre | Gymnastics |
| Ariake Urban Sports Park | Cycling, BMX Racing/Freestyle, Skateboarding |
| Ariake Tennis Park | Tennis |
| Odaiba Marine Park | Marathon Swimming, Triathlon |
| Shiokaze Park | Beach Volleyball |
| Aomi Urban Sports Park | 3-on-3 Basketball, Sport Climbing |
| Oi Hockey Stadium | Field Hockey |
| Sea Forest Cross-Country Course | Equestrian — Eventing, Cross Country |
| Sea Forest Waterway | Canoe Sprint, Rowing |
| Kasai Canoe Slalom Centre | Canoe Slalom |
| Yumenoshima Park Archery Field | Archery |
| Tokyo Aquatics Centre | Swimming, Artistic Swimming, Diving |
| Tatsumi Water Polo Centre | Water Polo |
| Asaka Shooting Range | Shooting |
| Musashinonomori Park | Cycling Road |
| Sapporo Odori Park | Marathon, Race Walking |
| Makuhari Messe Hall | Fencing, Taekwondo, Wrestling |
| Tsurigasaki Surfing Beach | Surfing |
| Saitama Super Arena | Basketball |
| Kasumigaseki Country Club | Golf |
| Enoshima Yacht Harbour | Sailing |
| Izu Velodrome and MTB Course | Cyling Track, Mountain Bike |
| Fuji International Speedway | Cycling Road |
| Fukushima Azuma Baseball Stadium | Baseball, Softball |
| Yokohama Baseball Stadium | Baseball, Softball |
| Sapporo Dome | Soccer |
| Miyagi Stadium | Soccer |
| Ibaraki Kashima Stadium | Soccer |
| Saitama Stadium | Soccer |
| International Stadium Yokohama | Soccer |
What sports will be played in the Tokyo Olympics?
The 2021 Summer Olympics were set to have 339 events in 33 different sports, including:
- Swimming
- Water polo
- Artistic swimming
- Diving
- Surfing
- Rowing
- Sailing
- Canoeing
- Archery
- Shooting
- Athletics (track and field, javelin, hurdles, hammer throws, etc.)
- Triathlon
- Modern pentathlon
- Weightlifting
- Badminton
- Baseball/Softball
- Basketball
- Football
- Golf
- Field hockey
- Volleyball
- Tennis
- Table tennis
- Handball
- Rowing
- BMX racing
- BMX freestyle
- Mountain biking
- Road cycling
- Track cycling
- Skateboarding
- Equestrian (eventing, jumping, dressage)
- Gymnastics (artistic, rhythmic, trampoline)
- Judo
- Karate
- Taekwondo
- Wrestling
- Boxing
- Sport climbing
Who is the mascot for the 2020 Olympics?
The 2020 Olympics mascot is Miraitowa. Miraitowa’s name comes from the Japanese words for “future” and “eternity.” Miraitowa has cat-like ears and anime-style features, with a dark blue pattern on its body reminiscent of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics emblem.
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