Wandered into a bar with the crowd glued to France-Belgium in overtime in the womenâs basketball. Raucous scenes
Khelif boxing well here
The Algerian in the final of the womenâs 66kg on Eurosport 2. Raucous Algerian crowd
Paul Dempsey on boxing commentary duty on Eurosport 2.
One in it, forty on the clock
Eoin Rheinish or however itâs spelled was 4th in the Canoe Slalom
Belgium canât work the 3 point shot and France win a foul to run out the clock
Algerians dancing on the street here in the 18th Arrondissement
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Yer man eventually won his/her gold
France USA in both basketball finals
Mrs Mac has just informed me tomorrow is Sharlenes birthday, sure the story writes itself at this stage
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That isnât good enough for the awkward squad
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26 tomorrow. Which rules a lot of lads out here on the half your age plus 7 metric. What time are the relay team running at tomorrow? Iâm thinking of heading to the Fleadh but would like to catch that too.
A great summer for Spanish football. That Camello fella looks to have it.
8.15pm. the Fleadh is well worth heading to if you can. Sure every pub there will probably have it on anyway. Was there yesterday for a few hours. Great buzz
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Some turnaround in that
as it will be until Adeleke either 1) builds up a sufficient lead over Kaczmarek that her late-race strength isnât a factor or 2) develops the speed endurance needed to match the Pole in the last 50m.
The gold medallist, Marileidy Paulino of Dominican Republic, covered that section in 7.02 seconds. Silver medallist Salwa Eid Naser did it in 6.93. Kaczmarek ran it in 6.92. Adeleke did 7.26. Thatâs three metres difference in just 50 of them.
Paulino eased down for a finish but the times give a very different perspective to what the naked eye sees
Wiggidy wiggidy wiggidy waaaack
For a moment in the last 60 it looked like Nasser was tying up and Rashidat would kick on. Until she didnât and Nasser kicked on.
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