It would look like Thompson had it wrapped up for 95m of the race only for Lyles to get the victory

He would chase Marchand on the final leg but he was nowhere near taking gold as Marchand won his fourth individual gold in an Olympic record

This was all about Mijain Lopez (Cuba) and his quest to be the first to win five consecutive gold medals in the same individual event.

iles would almost secure gold with her first vault, a massive 15.7. The second vault was a 14.9 to put her into the lead on 15.3.

Juniansyah went up to 199kg, setting an Olympic record. Zhiyong would have a second fail and when he failed again on his third attempt

It took the first visit to the range for the lead to change as Gulyas went into the lead, with Clouvel taking fourteen attempts.

A tense final round saw the Thai fighter win 6-2 to win her second consecutive gold medal before retiring. 

Abe would get an early score only for Keldiyorova to land a beautiful throw to win by ippon. Abe would weep uncontrollably.

It felt like the final actually took place in the semi-final as Kellie Harrington (Ireland) beat Beatriz Ferreira (Brazil).

Victor and Phil Wizard went through to the semi finals, winning 3-0. Shigekix (Japan) would also win 3-0, beating Menno.

In the final, Varfolomeev led the hoop event from Boryana Kaleyn (Bulgaria) and they were the top two in the ball event.

With forty laps to go in the points race Thomas had gone into the overall lead but the top three were separated by just four points.

 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.

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

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

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.

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