On the night of July 21, Tokyo
the Olympics
The women's soccer tournament has officially kicked off. After the first round of matches, three European teams, England, the Netherlands and Sweden, have won the first place in their respective groups.
In the first round of Group E matches, Great Britain defeated Chile by a score of 2-0, while Japan played Canada to a 1-1 draw. Great Britain leads the group with three points, while Japan and Canada are tied on one point and Chile is at the bottom of the table with zero points.
In the first round of Group F matches, our women's soccer team lost 0-5 to Brazil, while Zambia lost 3-10 to the Netherlands. Both the Netherlands and Brazil have 3 points, while China and Zambia have 0 points.
In the first round of Group G matches, Sweden beat the United States 3-0, while Australia beat New Zealand 2-1. Sweden and Australia both have three points, while New Zealand and the United States both have zero.
According to the promotion rules of the Olympic Games, the top two teams of each group will be directly promoted to the quarterfinals, while the third place of the two groups with the best results will also qualify for promotion if they have the same number of points. Our women's soccer team is currently in the third place in Group F, with 0 points and a goal difference of -5. In the other two groups, Japan and Canada are tied for second place with 1 point, while New Zealand has 0 points but a goal difference of -1. Our women's soccer team has the worst performance among the third place in the three groups.
