Since March of last year, we have known the times and dates of the Olympic Games games for the French team or Team USA. Now that TQO have given their verdict, the complete schedule is completely known.
There will be days of four and others of two games. In the first we find France, while Team USA will always play the day after the Blues. Here are the days and times for the matches in the first round.
In France, the Olympic Games will be broadcast free of charge on France Télévisions, especially with Tony Parker’s presence and priority on France 3 for team sports. And also on Eurosport, but with a paid subscription this time.
Saturday 27 July
Australia – Spain at 11 a.m
Germany – Japan at 1:30 p.m.
France – Brazil at 17.15.
Greece – Canada at 21.00.
Sunday, July 28
South Sudan – Puerto Rico at 11 a.m
USA – Serbia at 17.15.
Tuesday 30 July
Spain – Greece at 11 a.m
Canada – Australia at 1:30 p.m.
France – Japan at 17.15.
Brazil – Germany at 21.00.
Wednesday 31 July
Puerto Rico – Serbia at 17.15.
USA – South Sudan at 21.00.
Friday, August 2
Japan – Brazil at 11 a.m
Australia – Greece at 1:30 p.m.
Canada – Spain at 17.15.
France – Germany at 21.00.
Saturday, August 3
Puerto Rico – USA at 17.15.
Serbia – South Sudan at 21.00.
We then move on to the knockout stage with the quarter-finals, all of which will be played on Tuesday 6 August. Two days later, Thursday the 8th, it’s time for the semi-finals. Before the grand finale, Saturday 10 August, at 9.30pm. The same morning, the match for third place, i.e. for the bronze medal, will be played at 11.00.
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Added to this is the schedule for the women’s 5×5 competition.
Sunday, July 28
Spain – China at 1:30 p.m.
Serbia – Puerto Rico at 21.00.
Monday 29 July
Nigeria – Australia at 11:00
Germany – Belgium at 1:30 p.m.
Canada – France at 17.15.
USA – Japan at 21.00
Wednesday 31 July
Puerto Rico – Spain at 11 a.m
China – Serbia at 1:30 p.m.
Thursday 1 August
Japan – Germany at 11:00
Australia – Canada at 1:30 p.m.
France – Nigeria at 17.15.
Belgium – USA at 21.00.
Saturday, August 3
China – Puerto Rico at 11:00
Serbia – Spain at 1:30 p.m.
Sunday, August 4
Japan – Belgium at 11:00
Canada – Nigeria at 1:30 p.m.
Germany – USA at 17.15.
Australia – France at 21.00.
The rest of the competition will be out of step with the men’s table. So the quarter-finals will be played on the 7th of August, the semi-finals on the 9th, finally the final and the match for third place on the 11th of August at 15:00 and 11:30 respectively.
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Finally, we end with the 3×3 basketball calendar, sometimes with multiple games for the teams on the same day.
Tuesday 30 July
Men: Latvia – Lithuania; China – Netherlands; Poland – France; Serbia – USA
Women: USA – Germany; Australia – Canada; Spain – Azerbaijan; France – China
Wednesday 31 July
Men: Latvia – Netherlands; Serbia – China; Lithuania – France; USA – Poland
Women: Germany – Australia; Canada – China; France – Spain; USA – Azerbaijan
Thursday 1 August
Men: Netherlands – Serbia; China – Latvia; Poland – Lithuania; France – Netherlands; USA – Lithuania; China – Poland; Serbia – France; USA – Latvia
Women: China – Australia; Germany – Canada; Azerbaijan – France; USA – Australia; China – Spain; Germany – Azerbaijan; Spain – United States; Canada – France
Friday, August 2
Men: Lithuania – China; Poland – Netherlands; Netherlands – Lithuania; France – Latvia; France – United States; Latvia – Serbia; Serbia – Poland; China – USA
Women: China – Germany; Azerbaijan – Australia; Australia – Spain; USA – France; Azerbaijan – China; United States – Canada; Canada – Spain; France – Germany
Saturday, August 3
Women: Azerbaijan – Canada; Spain – Germany; France – Australia; China – United States; then “play-in”
Sunday, August 4
Men: China – France; Poland – Latvia; Lithuania – Serbia; USA – Netherlands; then “play-in”
On August 5, the competition ends with semi-finals – final order (and battle for 3rd place) on the same day, for both men and women.
