x
Breaking News
More () »

Tokyo Olympics livestreams for Wednesday, July 21

Competition is already underway before the Opening Ceremony, including the U.S. Women’s Soccer Team taking on Sweden, the team that knocked them out in 2016

TOKYO, Japan — The Tokyo Olympics Opening Ceremony is still a couple days away, but competition is already underway in Japan. Softball kicked things off Tuesday and Women’s Soccer joins in on Wednesday, with the U.S. considered the gold medal favorite. And in gymnastics, the men take their turn at podium training – practicing in the venue where they’ll be competing.

In soccer, the U.S. women seek a measure of revenge against Sweden, which knocked the Americans out of medal contention at the 2016 Rio Olympics.

Below is a list of all the NBC livestreams happening between 11 p.m. Tuesday – 10:59 p.m. CT. Wednesday, which spans Wednesday afternoon and evening and Thursday morning in Japan.

You may need to authenticate that you have a cable or satellite provider to view these livestreams.

These times and events are subject to change.

2:30 a.m. CT: Women's Soccer, Great Britain vs. Chile

3 a.m. CT: Women's Soccer, China vs. Brazil

3:30 a.m. CT: Women's Soccer, Sweden vs USA

5:30 a.m. CT: Men's Gymnastics Practice, USA Tracker

5:30 a.m. CT: Women's Soccer, Japan vs. Canada

6 a.m. CT: Women's Soccer, Zambia vs. Netherlands

6:30 a.m. CT: Women's Soccer, Australia vs. New Zealand

3 p.m. CT: Softball, USA vs. Italy (Replay)

7 p.m. CT: Softball, USA vs. Canada

10 p.m. CT: Softball, Mexico vs. Japan

1 a.m. CT (Thursday): Softball, Italy vs. Australia

RELATED: Download the 5 On Your Side Roku and Amazon Fire apps to watch live newscasts and video on demand

For the next two weeks, Your STL Lunch Break newsletter will be all about Team USA! Make sure you sign up for Your STL Lunch Break for updates on the Tokyo Olympics this week through the end of the games!

Sign up by clicking here or fill in the form below.

The Olympics editions of Your STL Lunch Break will give you the biggest moments from Tokyo with a focus on the athletes from the region including Tyler Downs, DeAnna Price, Becky Sauerbrunn, Gwen Berry, Jayson Tatum and more!

After the games are over, you will still get Your STL Lunch Break with news that is focused on you.

Before You Leave, Check This Out