Drunken antics, athletes and teams 'robbed', upsets, heartbreak, freak injuries and surprise celebrations, the Olympics has really seen it all in the 24 hours.

From a controversial disallowed goal, an Australian athlete disqualified right before the event was delayed because of weather - I'm sure behind closed doors and at home there was a lot of swearing after the Matilda's game.

And despite a win for the Australian water polo team over Kazakhstan, they were still knocked out of the competition. Confused? Yeah, we were too. Luckily our special guest in this episode of Let's Go Tokyo is former Olympic water polo player Joel Swift.

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All eyes will be on the Matildas when they take on reigning silver medallists, Sweden tonight. Plus, can the Kookaburras keep Australia's hockey hopes alive after the Hockeyroos loss?

And the artistic swimming starts. To learn more about the sport, head to the trailer of Let's Go Tokyo to hear Tokyo Olympian Amie Thompson explain her sport, and who are the ones to watch.

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Golf, 3x3 basketball, soccer, should they be in the Olympics?

One former athlete has a unique perspective as to why they probably shouldn't be:

"The Olympic Games should be the epitome of any sport, so if there's other sporting competitions that are even more powerful than the Olympic ones, I'd probably push them out," Former Hockeyroo Sally Carbon said.

And Skeet agreed to an extent - if other competitions take 'the best of the best' away from the Olympics, then it's not the epitome.

Plus, the added sports getting kids interested in the Olympics again.

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The Tokyo Olympics has seen a lot of records broken, but this is one most people probably wouldn't have picked - the high jump has seen top spot taken by TWO PEOPLE.

The dual gold medalists were crowned for the high jump after officials couldn’t separate the two jumps, both Mutaz Essa Barshim from Qatar and Gianmarco Tamberiat from Italy cleared 2.37m, they both tried to clear 2.39m, but didn't make it.

They could have competed in a 'jump off', but Mutaz Essa Barshim asked if they could have two gold, and the official said yes.

Their reaction afterwards was priceless. Both of them virtually jumped on each other and were left crying tears of joy on the track. 

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It's not often you get to watch an Olympic hockey game with a legend of the sport, but today, Ben and Mark were lucky enough to do just that.

Listen to their chat with Sally, as she opens up about her career, winning gold, and the pressure of being number one at the next meeting.

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Let’s talk about one of the superstars to emerge from this games - Emma McKeon

She now joins Ian Thorpe and Leisel Jones as Australia’s most successful Olympians with 5 gold, 2 silver, 4 bronze to her name.

She now has a total of11 Olympic medals, five of which are gold - those five gold match Ian Thorpe’s - the most in Australian history.

She won seven medals in Tokyo alone - the only other woman in any sport to match that was Russian gymnast Maria Gorokhovskaya in 1952.

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Athletes like Emma McKeon and Matt Wearne who've won gold for Australia will take home around $20,000 for their efforts.

That's compared to other countries like Singapore, who offer $1million for their gold medallists and the US, who give the equivalent of $50,000.

Gold medallist and former Hockeyroo Sally Carbon said the biggest message isn't about are these athletes getting paid, it's that Australia isn't putting enough effort into high performance sport - especially WA, and she has a message for Premier Mark McGowan - "We really need to pick up our game on high performance sport"

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As our special guest on Let's Go Tokyo today, it's fair to say that gold-medallist and former Hockeyroo Sally Carbon was a little bit distracted - as we recorded right through Australia's knockout game with India.

We let her watch the last 30 seconds, as Skeet talks us through the stress levels in the room, which must have been 100 times worse in the arena in Tokyo.

Still gracious in disappointment, Sally was congratulatory of India, but said her heart went out to Australia's hockey players, who were visibly distraught.

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After a weekend paved in gold for Australia, day 10 saw a morning of disappointment, especially for our special guest, former Hockeyroo and gold medallist Sally Carbon, who watched with bated breath as her beloved team went down to India 1-0

Hear her reaction with Ben and Mark, as it happened in this episode of Let's Go Tokyo, along with the highlights of our gold medal performances, as well as some moments of pure sportsmanship, a unique dual gold medal and the sprinter who can win, even after tripping and falling.

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As the pool events come to an end, we start watching the athletes on the track.

As the second week of the Olympics begins, follow out Aussie athletes in the triathlon mixed teams final, Aussie favourite Ash Barty joins forces with John Peers in the mixed doubles semi final and can our womens rugby team go two-for-two gold?

Tune in as Ben and Skeet bring you the events to watch this weekend.

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