Jakob Schubert (Austria) would score 96 on the lead which would guarantee him a medal. Roberts got to 92.1 to put pressure on Anraku.

The big news came in the round of 32 as Truls Möregårdh (Sweden) upset Wang Chuqin (China) in four sets to two.

France would lead by double digits in the third-quarter after a 10-0 run. With 92 seconds left France were a point down.

Amongst the drama of a spying scandal, Canada would win all three group games but were docked six points. 

Ahman/Hellvig (Sweden) and George/Andre (Brazil) only went through as lucky losers. In the round of sixteen, the Brazilian pair went out

Ko would start impressive on the final day, opening up a five-shot lead through twelve holes before a triple bogey on thirteen.

The acrobatic section was closer but again it was China who led. United States were second to guarantee themselves silver. 

The French pair were able to come through the semi-finals and set up an all-French final. Brunet would beat Balzer 15-12.

The other semi final was something of a classic, Germany winning 3-2 despite India creating a greater number of chances.

The first finalist to lay down a score was Schaar with 90.11. Palmer followed with a 93.11 to lead the competition

Steve Guerdat (Switzerland) would be the third man clear. The three riders would go into a jump-off for gold.

Fox would complete a clean sweep of the slalom events for the family.

The final was much more dramatic with Turkey taking an 8-2 lead before Serbia pulled it back to 12-12.

Se-Young would take the opening set 21-13 with an incredible ability to keep the shuttlecock in play.

Gabriel Medina (Brazil) scored a brilliant 9.9 surf to set up a clash with Joao Chianca (Brazil) who scored 18.1 overall. 

On the final lap, Beaugrand would slowly attack, getting a bit of distance from the rest of the group,

Evenepoel would take a historic double winning both the road race and the time trial.

The draw threw up the intriguing possibility of a Novak Djokovic (Serbia) v Rafael Nadal (Spain) second-round matchup

The most impressive performance came as Brady Ellison (United States) scored 87 points over three sets to beat Je-deok to nil.

The lead would begin to close and after looking like they were running out of water, Britain was able to steal the gold by 0.15.