Sohu: 9.83 seconds! Su Bingtian ran 9.83 seconds in the Tokyo Olympic Games men's 100-meter semifinal, breaking the Asian record and advancing to the final as his group's leader.
The Paper—In the men's football semifinal, China's Olympic team lost 1-2 to Côte d'Ivoire's Olympic team and was eliminated in the quarterfinals. Jiang Shenglong scored.
The Tokyo Olympic Games had entered their latter stages, with both field and track events reaching the knockout rounds. There was no shortage of excitement.
China's Olympic team had also received one piece of good news and one piece of bad news.
A 9.83-second run had broken the Asian record. Regardless of the final result, Su Bingtian's semifinal performance could only be described as stunning.
However, China's Olympic football team had just reached the knockout stage before being eliminated, which was truly a shame.
Titan Sports Weekly—According to the Football Association, if the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games were held as scheduled, Tang Ye would very likely participate.
Seeing Titan Sports Weekly's report, Chinese fans did not know whether they should feel fortunate or regretful.
Though he met the age requirements, not participating in the Olympics was certainly a good thing for Tang Ye himself, because Olympic medals did not actually carry much value for footballers.
But it was painful for the Olympic team.
Based on how the men's football competition had unfolded at these Olympics, if the Olympic team had brought Tang Ye in and added two overage players, winning a medal would have been very easy.
Repost: Tang Ye reposted Jiang Shenglong's goal video on social media and commented, "Keep it up!"
"9.83 seconds, that's seriously incredible..."
Watching China's Olympic team get eliminated by Côte d'Ivoire on television, Tang Ye felt utterly stifled.
Thankfully, Su Bingtian brought good news at that moment—and very, very good