Top five stories from day three of Paris Olympics
Great Britain win their first gold medals of the Paris Olympics on day three of the 2024 Games.
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Richards wins silver with GB team-mate Scott fourth
Matt Richards misses out on a stunning gold by two hundredths of a second but takes a thrilling silver in the 200m freestyle in Paris.
Olympics commentator axed over sexist remark
Bob Ballard was referencing the Australian women's swimming team who had won gold in a freestyle relay.
Pidcock recovers from puncture to win mountain bike gold
Watch highlights as Tom Pidcock secures Team GB's second gold medal after suffering a puncture mid-race in the men's mountain bike final at the Paris 2024 Olympics.
Wanted by Europe’s top clubs – who is Benfica teenager Neves?
BBC Sport takes a look at 19-year-old Benfica midfielder Joao Neves, who is linked with Manchester United and Paris St-Germain.
Man Utd to make call on 100,000-capacity new stadium by end of year
Manchester United want to make a final decision on whether to spend more than £2bn on a 100,000-seat stadium by the end of the year.
Originals beat Rockets in Hundred’s first one-run win
Manchester Originals produce some superb death-bowling to beat Trent Rockets by one-run in a final-ball thriller at Old Trafford in The Hundred women's competition.
Woakes will be considered overseas – McCullum
England will consider fast bowler Chris Woakes for overseas tours despite his poor record away from home, says head coach Brendon McCullum.
Fulham agree club record fee for Arsenal’s Smith Rowe
Fulham reach an agreement with Arsenal to sign midfielder Emile Smith Rowe for an initial £27m plus a potential £7m in add-ons.
