South Korea continues its dominancy over women’s team archery at the Olympic Games.
On Sunday, their squad won the gold medal over China to celebrate its 10th straight victory in the event: ever since women’s team archery was introduced in 1988, South Korea has come away as the winner. No decision was close as this one, though.
Facing a shoot-off against the Chinese team, which has now had to settle for silver on five separate occasions, the South Koreans won on the smallest of margins:
the gold medal archery match came down to a one-arrow shoot-off AND THEN it came down to an arrow so close to
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