Athletics: 5.000m men

1) Joshua Cheptegei (Uganda)
2) Mohammed Ahmed (Canada)
3) Paul Chelimo (USA)

Athletics: 20km walk women

1) Antonella Palmisano (Italy)
2) Sandra Lorena Arenas (Colombia)
3) Liu Hong (China)


Hockey: women

1) Netherlands
2) Argentina
3) GB


Cycling: track sprint men

1) Harrie Lavreysen (Netherlands)
2) Jeffrey Hoogland (Netherlands)
3) Jack Carlin (GB)

Laura Muir finally :love:

Bronze in the womens 4×100m relay but Us and Jamaica could be dqd

About bloody time. So proud of her <3.

oh well happy for Laura


but we got a bronze at least, Sifan still got the 10.000 now so



but TeamNL a gold & silver in track cycling sprint :love: and a brabander winning gold :worship:



feel sad for germany in table tennis teams, ok at least a silver, but would've loved if Timo won a gold finally after so many silver and bronze medals already in his career

Silver in the mens 4×100m we had a great half hour

We lost out to Italy on 1 hundredth of a second

Good lad Yafai bringing home the Gold

…:love:…I’ve just read that…well done Galal Yafai….:love:…

He is such a sweet down to earth guy, his interview and getting to talk with his brother was amazing

…when he was younger, his mum was always asking him and his brother to stop fighting …:laugh:.…his brother and all of us are happy that he didn’t stop…just an incredible life moment and what he must be feeling….wow…

Tom Daley wins Bronze in his last ever games to become Britain's most successful diver

Bronze for Tom

Athletics: marathon women

1) Peres Jepchirchir (Kenya)
2) Brigid Kosgei (Kenya)
3) Molly Seidel (USA)


Beach volleyball men

1) Mol/Sorum (Norway)
2) Krasilnikov/Stoyanovskyy (ROC-Russia)
3) Cherif/Ahmed (Qatar)

Boxing men 52kg

1) Galal Yafai (GB)
2) Carlo Paalam (Philippines)
3) Tanaka (Japan) Bibossinov (Kazakhstan)

Boxing: men 75kg

1) Hebert da Conceicao sousa (Brazil)
2) Oleksandr Chyschnjak (Ukraine)
3) Marcial (Philippines) Baksji (ROC-Russia)


Boxing: women 51kg

1) Stoyka Krasteva (Bulgaria)
2) Buse Cakiroglu (Turkey)
3) Huang (Chinese Taipei) Namiki (Japan)


Boxing: women 69kg

1) Busenaz Surmeneli (Turkey)
2) Gu Hong (China)
3) Borgohain (India) Jones (USA)


Golf: women

1) Nelly Korda (USA)
2) Mone Inami (Japan)
3) Lydia Ko (New Zealand)


Canoing: C-1 men 1.000m

1) Isaquias Queroz dos Santos (Brazil)
2) Liu Hao (China)
3) Sergey Tarnovsky (Moldova)


Canoing: K-4 men 500m

1) Germany
2) Spain
3) Slovakia


Canoing: C-2 women 500m

1) Xu/Sun (China)
2) Loezan/Tsjetverikova (Ukraine)
3) Vincent-Lapointe/Vincent (Canada)


Canoing: K-4 women 500m

1) Hungary
2) Belarus
3) Poland

Will be up for this one tomorrow :love:

Diving: synchronized tower men

1) Cao Yuan (China)
2) Yang Jian (China)
3) Tom Daley (GB)

Water Polo: women

1) USA
2) Spain
3) Hungary

Silver in the mens Madison

We are 3 medals off our London total and 5 off Rio

Edge of seat stuff the Madison

So long we looked like we would miss out on a medal then last seconds we muss out on a gold, we have more medals on the bikes then anyone

Choong takes a 12 point lead into the Laser Run which is he is the strongest at which gives us a great shot at double Pentathlon Gold

Choong wins our 2nd Pentathlon Gold and 20th overall