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Noah Lyles received medical attention after he finished third in the 200m final. © International Olympic Committee
Noah Lyles has missed out on the double after Botswana's Letsile Tebogo won gold. © International Olympic Committee
Abby Andrews ties the scores at 5-5 with her third goal of the third quarter. © International Olympic Committee
Amina Abakarova is reported to have said she attacked Umayganat Osmanova out of revenge for a personal insult.
Georgia Griffith wasn't able to hold on during the final 50 metres of her 1500m semi-final heat. © International Olympic Committee
Jessica Hull finished second in her 1500m semi-final heat to put herself in contention for gold. © International Olympic Committee
A breakaway goal from Emily Ausmus late in the second quarter gives the US a big edge over the Stingers. © International Olympic Committee
Jamaica’s Danniel Thomas-Dodd has failed to qualifly in the women's shot put. © International Olympic Committee
After conceding a second successive penalty, Australian goalkeeper Gabriella Palm bailed her side out. © International Olympic Committee
The hosts defeated the world champions Germany to set up a chance to play off for a gold medal. © International Olympic Committee
Nina Kennedy is presented with her gold medal on the top of the dais a day after her pole vault triumph. © International Olympic Committee
