2024 Olympics in Paris medal count updates: Tally by country today Aug. 2
Olympic Games: live medal count
1. China: Gold 13 Silver 9 Bronze 9 - Total 31
2. France: Gold 11 Silver 12 Bronze 13 - Total 36
3. Australia: Gold 11 Silver 6 Bronze 5 - Total 21
4. United States: Gold 9 Silver 18 Bronze 16 - Total 43
5. Great Britain: Gold 9 Silver 10 Bronze 8 - Total 27
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In the men's soccer tournament, hosts France are one step away from the gold-match after they edged out Argentina in today's final quarter-final.
Thierry Henry's side won 1-0 thanks to Jean-Philippe Mateta's early header, and will now face Egypt in the semi-finals.
Mixed doubles gold for Siniakova and Macha
In the tennis, the Czech duo of Katerina Siniakova and Tomas Macha have won gold in the mixed doubles.
They beat China's Xin Wang and Zhang Zhizhen 6-2, 5-7, [10-8].
Regardless of how Sunday's gold medal game against Djokovic turns out, the Spaniard has already made history at the 2024 Olympic Games. And he has the chance to make more...
Djokovic to face Alcaraz in the final
Novak Djokovic and Carlos Alcaraz meet again. The Serbian will heads into the men's singles tennis final this weekend, hoping to avenge his last meeting with the Spaniard.
Alcaraz beat Djokovic at Wimbledon less than a month ago. We'll see on Sunday what the next installment of this new rivalry brings.
Back-to-back titles for Litvinovich
Ivan Litvinovich (AIN) retained his Olympic title in the men's trampoline - an event he won three years ago at Tokyo 2020.
Starting out as the favorite, he scored 63.090, ahead of China's Wang Zisai (61.890) and Yan Langyu (60.950).
New world record in the mixed 4x400m relay!
Team USA's mixed relay team set a new world record out on the track - the four athletes: Vernon Norwood, Shamier Little, Bryce Deadmon, and Kaylyn Brown crossed the line on 3:07.41, knocking a second off the previous fastest time, set in in Budapest last year.
Litvinovich wins trampolining gold
In the men's trampoline event, Ivan Litvinovich has successfully defended his Olympic title.
He finished with a score of 63.090, ahead of Chinese pair Wang Zisai (61.890) and Yan Langyu (60.950).
Canada take mixed doubles bronze
In the mixed doubles tennis tournament, Canada have won bronze in the third-fourth-place match.
Gaby Dabrowski and Félix Auger-Aliassime claimed a spot on the podium by beating the Netherlands' Demi Schuurs and Wesley Koolhof in straight sets. The Canadian pairing won 6-3, 7-6.
New WR in mixed 4x400m relay
The USA have set a new world record in the heats of the mixed 4x400m relay, streaking home in 3:07.41. That's more than a second quicker than the previous WR.
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Oui Teddy!
Teddy Riner saw off a challenge from the world No.1 to win the men's +100kg judo final.
Riner sent the Champ-de-Mars Arena wild with delight after beating South Korea's Kim Mingjong.
Teddy becomes the first judoka with four Olympic gold medals - three individual: London, Rio and Paris, and one team: Tokyo.
He is now also the most decorated athlete in his sport with a total of six Olympic medals and could add to them tomorrow in the mixed team event.
Souza get's Brazil's first gold
Brazil get their first gold medal at Paris 2024. Beatriz Souza beat Israel's Raz Hershko in the women's over-78kg Judo final.
The 26-year-old, third in the 2019 Pan American Games, picks up her first Olympic medal.
Gold, always believe in your Seoul: Bullseye for Republic of Korea!
Lim Sihyeon and Kim Woojin kept their nerve to win the archery mixed team gold medal for South Korea, beating Germany's Michelle Kroppen and Florian Unruh 6-0.
Earlier, Team USA's Brady Ellison and Casey Kaufhold picked up the bronze after beating India's Ankita Bhakat and Dhiraj Bommadevara 2-6.
Goals from Soufiane RahimiI, lias Chakkour, Achraf Hakimi and El Mehdi Maouhoub gave Morocco a famous win. Will Gittens has the full story about how it unfolded.
Zheng and Huang strike gold
China's Zheng Siwei and Huang Yaqiong picked up the silver medal in Tokyo three years ago but struck gold in Paris, winning the mixed doubles badminton on Friday, beating Republic of Korea's Kim Wonho and Jeong Naeun 21-8, 21-11.
The bronze went to Japan's Watanabe Yuta and Higashino Arisa.
Swiatek makes father proud with first Olympic medal
There was some consolation for the world's No.1 Iga Swiatek, the big favorite to win gold in the women's singles tennis in Paris. She is going home with a medal, after beating Slovakia's Anna Karolina Schmiedlova 6-2 6-1 in this afternoon's bronze medal game.
It's Iga's first Olympic medal - a feat which her father always dreamed of but never achieved.
Team GB win team equestrian gold
The equestrian of team of Ben Maher, Harry Charles, and Scott Brash boosted Team GB's gold medal tally to nine by winning this afternoon jump event.
Team USA take silver and hosts France, bronze but Friday is turning out to be a bumper day for Great Britain.
Alcaraz guaranteed a medal
Carlos Alcaraz's summer just keeps getting better and better - after winning the French Open and Wimbledon, the Spaniard is through to his first Olympic final. He beat Canada's beating Félix Auger-Aliassime 6-1, 6-1 to book his place in the gold medal match.
The 21-year-old is also the youngest player to reach a men's Olympic tennis final, being a month younger than American Vincent Richards, who reached the final in Paris a century ago.
Team GB bounce to another gold
Bryony Page delivered a flawless routine which earned her a score of 56.480 and the gold medal in the women's trampoline event at Bercy Arena. The British gymnast finished ahead of Viyaleta Bardzilousakaya (AIN), who took silver and Canada's Sophiane Methot who comes away with bronze.
Simone Biles hit back at Donald Trump after the former President made comments regarding 'black jobs'.
Spain win men's skiff gold!
Congratulations to Diego Botín and Florián Trittel, who have won gold with 70 points!
Isaac McHardie and William McKenzie take silver for New Zealand with 82 points.
Bronze goes to Ian Barrows and Hans Henken (USA).
🥇Spain
🥈New Zealand
🥉USA
A legend of the game and by all accounts a good man too, the 37-year-old has called time on his illustrious career after a doubles defeat in Paris.
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Women's skiff gold!
The Netherlands' Odile van Aanholt/Annette Duetz beat the Swedish pair of Vilma Bobeck/Rebecca Netzler by just two points.
Bronze goes to Sarah Steyaert/Charline Picon of France.
🥇Netherlands
🥈Sweden
🥉France
Great Britain win lightweight women's double sculls gold!
🥇 Emily Craig & Imogen Grant | Great Britain | 6:47.06
🥈 Gianina Elena van Groningen & Ionela Livia Cozmiuc | Romania | 6:48.78
🥉 Dimitra Kontou & Zoi Fitsiou | Greece | 6:49.28
CAROLINE BREHMAN / EFE
Gold for China!
Long/Wang saved their best for last and pulled off a fabulous forward 4½ somersaults tuck.
Celaya/Olvera finishing just two points behind the Chinese and get their country's first medal at the event.
Bronze goes to Harding/Laugher.
🥇China: 446.10
🥈Mexico: 444.03
🥉Great Britain: 438.15
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SWITZERLAND!
The Swiss take home gold in the women's 50m rifle 3 positions.
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Spain looking for Olympic gold
They've won all three of their matches so far and having two Ballon d'Or winners will certainly up their chances of success...
La Roja take on Colombia tomorrow in the quarter-finals.
The stage is set!
Here's how the famous Stade de France - home to the French national football team - looks ahead of the track and field events!
Day seven of the Olympic Games brings with it the track and field events, some of the most anticipated spectacles in Paris.
Here's the list of names to beat, as well as their astonishing times.
Caterine Ibargüen's story
This is a great example of just how important the skill of perseverance is in elite sport.
Here's a look at what's going on in the Olympic Games today, Friday August 2, with Paris set to be a hive of sporting activity once again.
What a show we're getting from Biles
At AS USA, just like everyone else, we're absolutely delighted to see Biles back to her brilliant best.
The track and field events are what most people think of when one mentions the Olympics, and Team USA are without a doubt one of the strongest lineups we've seen so far.
With that in mind, here's how you can feast your eyes on their attempt at Olympic gold...
Gold medal events today, August 2
🥇 Shooting – Women’s 50m Rifle Three Positions (starting at 3:30am)
🥇 Rowing – Men’s & Women’s Pairs / Men’s & Women’s Lightweight Double Sculls (starting at 4:42am)
🥇 Diving – Men’s 3m Springboard Synchro (starting at 5:00am)
🥇 Sailing – Women’s & Men’s Skiff / Women’s & Men’s Windsurfing (starting at 6:13am)
🥇 Trampoline – Women’s (starting at 7:50am)
🥇 Equestrian – Team Jumping (starting at 8:00am)
🥇 Badminton – Mixed Doubles (starting at 9:00am)
🥇 Archery – Mixed Team (starting at 10:43am)
🥇 Judo – Women’s 78kg & Men’s 100kg (starting at 10:00)
🥇 Tennis – Mixed Doubles Gold (starting at 1:00pm)
🥇 Fencing – Men’s Épée Team (starting at 1:30pm)
🥇 Trampoline – Men’s (starting at 1:50pm)
🥇 Swimming – Men’s 50m Freestyle, 200m IM / Women’s 200m Backstroke (starting at 2:30pm)
🥇 Athletics – Men’s 10,000m (starting at 3:20pm)
🥇 BMX Racing – Men’s & Women’s (starting at 3:35pm)
(All times are ET)
Day 7 of the Paris Olympic Games!
Hello and welcome to what is set to be another fascinating day at the Paris Olympic Games.
We're at the one week point today and, as usual, it seems that the Olympic Games are flying by too quickly!
Here we're going to keep you up to date with all the medal presentations as well as keeping you informed with our live medal tracker.