But don’t worry – with round-the-clock coverage of thousands of hours of competition, you are unlikely to miss a single moment even while watching at home. With the Games set to go ahead without any spectators at the venues, those hoping to catch the action live will have to tune in on their TV or online. The Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games are just days away with the Opening Ceremony scheduled to begin at 8pm JST on July 23. Here’s the schedule for the upcoming gold medal events and where you can watch them live: August 8, 6am-12noonħam Athletics – Men's Marathon Final (on )ĩam Volleyball – Women's Final (on Gorin.jp)ĩ.30am Water Polo – Men's Final (on )ġ1am Handball – Women's Final (on )ġ1am Rhythmic Gymnastics – Group Final (on Gorin.jp)ġ1.30am Basketball – Women's Final (on Gorin.jp)ġ1.51am Cycling (Track) – Men's Keirin Final (on ) August 8, 12noon-6pmĢpm Boxing – Women's Lightweight (57-60kg) Final (on )Ģ.15pm Boxing – Men's Lightweight (57-63kg) Final (on )Ģ.45pm Boxing – Women's Middleweight (69-75kg) Final (on )ģ.15pm Boxing – Men's Super Heavyweight (Over 91kg) Final (on Gorin.jp) August 8, after 6pmĨpm Tokyo 2020 Olympics closing ceremony (on NHK Plus General Channel) The last day of the Tokyo 2020 Olympics (Sunday August 8) will wrap up with 8 sports and conclude with the closing ceremony at 8pm JST. As of Day 15 (August 7) at 11pm, Team Japan has won gold in 27 events.

Japan has done exceptionally well so far, with record number of medals won. This is it – the final day of the Tokyo Olympic Games. Here are the Day 16 Olympic gold medal events you can watch for free online.

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