Team USA get surprise gold
In the men’s 1500m final, Cole Hocker of Team USA surprised everyone with a brilliant finish.
Josh Kerr of Team GB finished in silver medal position, ahead of Yared Nuguse of Team USA by 1/100th’s of a second.
Jakob Ingebrigtsen of Norway looks shocked that he has finished outside the medals.
Men’s 1500m final
They are underway on the track.
Team GB’s Josh Kerr is the big hope for British fans in this one.
Jakob Ingebrigtsen of Norway leads after 1.5 laps with Team GB’s hope currently in third place.
Team USA book place in final
Emma Hayes’ Team USA beat Germany in extra-time.
Sophia Smith’s goal was the difference between the two sides.
It was not plain sailing for the Americans but the result is all that counts.
Women’s 400m hurdles semi-finals 3
Femke Bol of Netherlands took first place in this one.
Anna Cockrell of Team USA finished second, sealing her place in the final.
Jessie Knight of Team GB finished in sixth spot.
Women’s 400m hurdles semi-finals 2
Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone of Team USA blew the field away as she finished very comfortably in first place, in a league of her own.
Louise Maraval of France sealed second spot to qualify for the final.
Rogail Joseph of South Africa finished in third place.
View from SunSport’s Martin Lipton in Paris
GB’s sprint stars were left with silver – after another stunning ride by the Dutch masters.
Ed Lowe, Hamish Turnbull and Jack Carlin knew they would have to pull off the shock of the track Games to take down Roy van den Berg, Jeffrey Hoogland and Harrie Lavreysen.
They gave it their all, too.
But these flying Dutchmen are super-human, incredible athletes, seemingly unbeatable.
By half way round the first of the three laps, the Dutch were 0.110 ahead, double that after one circuit.
It was more than half a second as Carlin was left with mission impossible against Hoogland.
And as the orange shirt crossed the line, the world record was smashed into pieces for the second time this evening.
Their time of 40.949 was 0.241 better than in the previous round.
GB’s 41.814 was superb. But simply no match.
