Federation Cup 2024 Live Streaming: When, Where To Watch Neeraj Chopra In Action - All Details

The 2024 National Federation Cup, reuniting the best athletes across India including the Olympic medalist Neeraj Chopra has finally arrived set to unfold in Bhubaneshwar, Odisha. Here's how and when you can watch the event live

Outlook Sports Desk

Updated on: 11 May 2024 7:48 pm

Neeraj Chopra. Photo: X | Neeraj Chopra

The National Federation Cup is back with its 27th edition promising a thrilling showdown between May 12 and 15, 2024 featuring the gold man of India, Neeraj Chopra with the javelin ahead of the Paris Games. The event consisting of India's top athletes including the medalists from the Asian games and Indian relay teams, will be held at the Kalinga Stadium in Bhubaneswar, Odisha. (More Sports News)

Neeraj Chopra is high on morale after his impressive second-place finish with a remarkable throw of 88.36m at the Doha Diamond League. This marks his first participation in any domestic competition since clinching gold at the 2021 Tokyo Olympics. The event will serve as a valuable warm-up for the Asian Games gold medalist as he prepares for the upcoming Paris Olympics.

In Doha Chopra said, "The most important competition for me this year is Paris Olympics, but Diamond League meetings are important too. This was the opener for me this season, I finished second with a narrow two centimetre margin but next time I will try to draw far and try to win," Chopra said.

Neeraj Chopra, of India, reacts after an attempt in the men's javelin throw during the Diamond League athletics meet at the Qatar Sports Club stadium in Doha. - AP Photo/Hussein Sayed

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The Javelin Throw event will take place on May 15. Along with Neeraj, all eyes will be on the Asian Games silver medalist Kishore Jena who had a disappointing season-opener in the recent Diamond League, finishing ninth with 76.31m. The 28-year-old fell significantly short of the Olympic qualifying standard of 85.50m.