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Tokyo Olympics 2020: Day Eleven Medal Tally Update- China and USA lead

Published 08/03/2021, 11:16 PM EDT

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The Tokyo Olympics 2020 is almost near the end, and athletes are putting forward their best performances. The excitement to clinch as many medals as possible is visible as Olympic and world records are being broken.

While every athlete has been giving their 100%, the success rate of China and the USA is overpowering. China has been dominantly retaining its top position, whereas the USA is trying to cover up in gold medals at second position.

Nine sports – artistic gymnastics, athletics, boxing, canoe sprint, cycling track, diving, sailing, wrestling, and weightlifting saw victory ceremonies. Notably, 79 countries have clinched at least one medal now. Even less populated countries like San Marino and Bermuda have won.

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China leading again with 32 gold medals

The USA is the Olympic powerhouse with the maximum number of gold medals at mega-quadrennial games. However, the tables have shifted as China (with 69 medals) is leading by a huge margin in Tokyo.

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Out of the 69 medals, 32 are gold, 21 silver, and 16 bronze. Interestingly, Chinese athletes defeated USA’s Simone Biles in artistic gymnastics to bag the gold and silver medal. Whereas they also had a medal rush in diving and canoe sprint.

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With just four days left USA has 73 medals in account

While the USA might not have the most golds in their tally, their total is above all. American athletes have clinched 73 medals out of which 24 are gold, 28 silver, and 21 bronze.

Team USA has been consistent in winning medals across the board. On the eleventh day, the USA had a gold medal rush only in the wrestling event. Albeit, they also won in artistic gymnastics, cycling, and athletics.

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Host nation Japan’s golden performance has been slow which has moved them to the third position. With 36 medals (19 -gold, 6-silver, and 11-bronze), Japan is still above the other nations with more gold medals.

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ROC has been successful, winning 50 medals, but is still lacking in gold medal finishes. Because of this, Australia has climbed above ROC with 17 gold medals. Here is the medal tally after matches on the eleventh day of the mega-event.

Medal Tally at Tokyo Olympics 2020

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CountriesGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1
China
32211669
2
United States
24282173
3
Japan
1961136
4
Australia
1441533
5
ROC
13211852
6
Great Britain
13171343
7
Germany
881430
8
France
610824
9
Netherlands
67720
10
South Korea
64919
11
New Zealand
64515
12
Italy
591529
13
Hungary
44311
14
Cuba
43411
15
Czech Republic
4318
16
Canada
34714
17
Switzerland
34512
18
Brazil
33814
19
Croatia
3328
20
Chinese Taipei
24410
21
Sweden
2305
22
Poland
2226
23
Denmark
2136
24
Jamaica
2125
25
Norway
2114
25
Slovenia
2114
27
Ecuador
2103
28
Greece
2013
28
Uzbekistan
2013
30
Kosovo
2002
30
Qatar
2002
32
Spain
1449
33
Georgia
1416
34
Romania
1304
34
Venezuela
1304
36
Hong Kong
1203
36
South Africa
1203
36
Slovakia
1203
39
Austria
1135
39
Indonesia
1135
39
Serbia
1135
42
Belgium
1113
42
Ethiopia
1113
44
Philippines
1102
44
Tunisia
1102
46
Turkey
1056
47
Ireland
1023
47
Israel
1023
49
Belarus
1012
49
Estonia
1012
49
Fiji
1012
49
Iran
1012
49
Latvia
1012
54
Bermuda
1001
54
Morocco
1001
54
Puerto Rico
1001
54
Thailand
1001
58
Armenia
0213
58
Colombia
0213
58
Dominican Republic
0213
61
Ukraine
0167
62
Mongolia
0123
62
Portugal
0123
64
India
0112
64
Kenya
0112
64
Kyrgyzstan
0112
64
Nigeria
0112
64
San Marino
0112
64
Uganda
0112
70
Bulgaria
0101
70
Jordan
0101
70
North Macedonia
0101
70
Namibia
0101
70
Turkmenistan
0101
75
Azerbaijan
0033
75
Kazakhstan
0033
75
Mexico
0033
78
Egypt
0022
79
Argentina
0011
79
Côte d’Ivoire
0011
79
Finland
0011
79
Ghana
0011
79
Kuwait
0011
79
Malaysia
0011

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