The Tokyo Olympics are just over a week away at the moment, and football fans all over the world are gearing up for some more international action to cap off an exciting summer of football.Euro 2020 and Copa America 2021 produced some exhilarating spectacles and storylines, and this year's Olympics are set to set the stage alight yet again.The likes of Brazil, Germany, Spain, France, and Argentina are participating in the Tokyo Olympics and will have their sights set on a gold medal this year.With Euros and Copa done, it's time for Olympic football to take centre stage.Just 10 days until the Olyroos face Argentina in Sapporo Dome. And only 9 days before the Matildas face NZ in Tokyo.Our teams have landed in two of the most fascinating groups imaginable. Can't wait— Sebastian Hassett (@sebth) July 12, 2021Footballing heavyweights battle it out at the Tokyo Olympics this summerA total of 16 footballing nations will participate in the Summer Olympics this year, and they have been split into four groups.Group A sees Japan, France, Mexico, and South Africa battle it out for a place in the knock-outs, with France the favorites at the moment.Group B is fairly unpredictable and will see intriguing contests between New Zealand, South Korea, Honduras, and Romania. Honduras reached the semi-finals in 2016 and will look to mount another impressive campaign this year.The mens football groups for the 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympics 😍Who's taking home the Gold Medal? 🥇 pic.twitter.com/8mfLUXyjel— International Champions Cup (@IntChampionsCup) April 21, 2021Group C is one of the more competitive groups in the Olympics and will witness a much-awaited clash between Spain and Argentina.Group D, on the other hand, is set to feature an exciting rematch between the two 2016 Olympics finalists Brazil and Germany.Also Read: Fabrizio Romano's Transfer Roundup: Manchester United pushing for 2 more transfers, Barcelona's plans for Lionel Messi and moreTokyo Olympics 2021 Football scheduleThe Olympics feature some exciting young players.Thursday, 22nd JulyEgypt vs Spain (Group C) - 1 PM IST, Sapporo DomeNew Zealand vs South Korea (Group B) - 1:30 PM IST, Ibaraki Kashima StadiumMexico vs France (Group A) - 1:30 PM IST, Tokyo StadiumIvory Coast vs Saudi Arabia (Group D) - 2 PM IST, International StadiumArgentina vs Australia (Group C) - 4 PM IST, Sapporo DomeJapan vs South Africa (Group A) - 4:30 PM IST, Tokyo StadiumHonduras vs Romania (Group B) - 4:30 PM IST, Ibaraki Kashima StadiumBrazil vs Germany (Group D) - 5 PM IST, International StadiumSunday, 25th JulyEgypt vs Argentina (Group C) - 1 PM IST, Sapporo DomeNew Zealand vs Honduras (Group B) - 1:30 PM IST, Ibaraki Kashima StadiumFrance vs South Africa (Group A) - 1:30 PM IST, Saitama StadiumBrazil vs Ivory Coast (Group D) - 2 PM IST, International StadiumAustralia vs Spain (Group C) - 4 PM IST, Sapporo DomeJapan vs Mexico (Group A) - 4:30 PM IST, Saitama StadiumRomania vs South Korea (Group B) - 4:30 PM IST, Ibaraki Kashima StadiumSaudi Arabia vs Germany (Group D) - 5 PM IST, Saitama StadiumWednesday, 28th JulySaudi Arabia vs Brazil (Group D) - 1:30 PM IST, Saitama StadiumGermany vs Ivory Coast (Group D) - 1:30 PM IST, Miyagi StadiumRomania vs New Zealand (Group B) - 2 PM IST, Sapporo DomeSouth Korea vs Honduras (Group B) - 2 PM IST, International StadiumAustralia vs Egypt (Group C) - 4:30 PM IST, Miyagi StadiumSpain vs Argentina (Group C) - 4:30 PM IST, Saitama StadiumSouth Africa vs Mexico (Group A) - 5 PM IST, International StadiumFrance vs South Africa (Group A) - 5 PM IST, Sapporo DomeSaturday, 31st JulyQuarterfinal 1 - 1:30 PM IST, Miyagi StadiumQuarterfinal 2 - 2:30 PM IST, Ibaraki Kashima StadiumQuarterfinal 3 - 3:30 PM IST, Saitama StadiumQuarterfinal 4 - 4:30 PM IST, International StadiumTuesday, 3rd AugustSemifinal 1 - 1:30 PM IST, Ibaraki Kashima StadiumSemifinal 2 - 4:30 PM IST, Saitama StadiumFriday, 6th AugustBronze Medal Match - 4:30 PM IST, Saitama StadiumSaturday, 7th AugustGold Medal Match - 5 PM IST, International StadiumAlso Read: 10 Greatest Football Managers of all time