@archive041716.bsky.socialJordan's Fadia Khirfan prevails herself in a hard-fought women's -57kg final bout, nabbing the gold after she defeated Zhang Chuling of China 2-1 in a three-round contest.
š„ šÆš“ Fadia Khirfan
š„ šØš³ Zhang Chuling
š„ š¹š¼ Lin Wei-chun
š„ š¹š Natkamon Wassana
@archive041716.bsky.socialChina finally tastes victory in the Asian Games group all-around competition after been a long time, dancing themselves to Asiad gold for the first time since 2002 after finishing with a total score of 55.300.
š„ šØš³ China
š„ šÆšµ Japan
š„ š°šæ Kazakhstan
@archive041716.bsky.socialUzbekistan's Takhmina Ikromova still remains the queen in the individual all-around event, successfully retaining her Asian Games title after finishing on top with her total score of
112.950 points.
š„ šŗšæ Takhmina Ikromova
š„ šØš³ Wang Qi
š„ šØš³ Wang Zilu
@archive041716.bsky.socialChina has swept both team events as its men have also taken their first title in the Asian Games, and the trio of Ding Wenyi, Jin Zihao and Zheng Yunhe finished the competition with a total of 28-under 532.
š„ šØš³ China
š„ š°š· South Korea
š„ šÆšµ Japan
@archive041716.bsky.socialFour-time PGA Tour winner Kim Joo-hyung will strike gold in men's individual golf, breaking a 16-year golden drought for Korea in this event after he shot a final-round 6-under 64 to finish at 18-under 262.
š„ š°š· Kim Joo-hyung
š„ šÆšµ Kazuki Higa
š„ š¹š Sadom Kaewkanjana
@archive041716.bsky.socialRUGBY SEVENS | Men's classification (5th-8th) (3 October):
Match for 7th:
š¦šŖ UAE - 5
š±š° SRI - 40
Match for 5th:
š²š¾ MAS - 34
šµš PHI - 7
@archive041716.bsky.socialRUGBY SEVENS | Women's classification (5th-8th) (3 October):
Match for 7th:
šøš¬ SGP - 10
š²š¾ MAS - 5
Match for 5th:
š®š³ IND - 0
š°šæ KAZ - 20
@archive041716.bsky.socialRUGBY SEVENS | Men's placement round (9th-12th) (3 October):
š°šæ KAZ - 5
š¹š THA - 14
šøš¬ SGP - 28
šŗšæ UZB - 12
@archive041716.bsky.socialRUGBY SEVENS | Men's semi-final (3 October):
šš° HKG - 35
š°š· KOR - 14
šØš³ CHN - 10
šÆšµ JPN - 7
@archive041716.bsky.socialRUGBY SEVENS | Women's semi-final (3 October):
šØš³ CHN - 28
š¹š THA - 0
šš° HKG - 12
šÆšµ JPN - 27
@archive041716.bsky.socialRUGBY SEVENS | Men's classification (5th-8th) (3 October):
š²š¾ MAS - 33
š¦šŖ UAE - 5
š±š° SRI - 12
šµš PHI - 33
@archive041716.bsky.socialRUGBY SEVENS | Women's classification (5th-8th) (3 October):
š®š³ IND - 22
šøš¬ SGP - 5
š²š¾ MAS - 7
š°šæ KAZ - 17
@archive041716.bsky.socialRUGBY SEVENS | Men's placement round (9th-12th) (3 October):
š°šæ KAZ - 7
šøš¬ SGP - 22
š¹š THA - 17
šŗšæ UZB - 14
@archive041716.bsky.socialPeng Xiao converts the game-winning penalty as China overcomes Uzbekistan in a dramatic penalty shootout marred by chaos between the two sides, notching a 4-3 shootout win to salvage the bronze.
šØš³ CHN - 2
šŗšæ UZB - 2
CHN win 4-3 in pen.
@olympics.xmirror.botIndia's men on course for historic T20 cricket Olympic qualification šš®š³
The side earned valuable rankings points by retaining their #AsianGames gold with victory over Pakistan in Nisshin, Japan today. š„
@seoulvillage.bsky.socialMen's #soccer: 4th #Korea-#Japan final in a row at #AichiNagoya2026 #AsianGames.
@olympics.xmirror.bot@archive041716.bsky.socialReigning champs South Korea are vying to achieve a men's football four-peat at the Asiad, while Japan are still looking for their first title since 2010.
At the same time, this is the third time in a row that both teams have met in the final.
@archive041716.bsky.socialFOOTBALL (3 October) - It all leads up to this one battle for the top spot, and this is the men's football finals at the Toyota Stadium.
Men's Bronze final: šØš³ššŗšæ (03:00 pm JST)
Men's Gold final: š°š·ššÆšµ (07:30 pm JST)
@archive041716.bsky.socialTonight, another chapter between the two nations will be written anew.
At Toyota Stadium, South Korea and Japan faces off for Asian Games gold in men's football.
