Japan Clinches Gold in Men's Team Gymnastics Final

In a thrilling conclusion to the men’s team gymnastics final, Japan narrowly defeated China to secure the gold medal, marking a significant achievement for the Japanese team. The competition showcased high levels of skill and determination, culminating in a dramatic finish that left spectators on the edge of their seats. Meanwhile, the French women's gymnastics team faced disappointment as they were eliminated in the quarter-finals by Canada, dashing their hopes of emulating the men's success. France has made notable strides in the overall medal standings, currently sitting in second place with 16 medals, trailing only Japan, which has claimed six golds. The United States leads in total medals with 20, although they have only secured three golds thus far. The competitive landscape remains intense as athletes continue to push for podium finishes in various events. In women's rugby sevens, Team GB initially took the lead against the USA with a score from Ellie Boatman, but the Americans rallied to win 17-7, eliminating British hopes for a medal. The USA will now advance to face New Zealand in the semi-finals, showcasing their strength in the tournament. As the Games progress, attention turns to the women’s 100m breaststroke final, where Ireland's Mona McSharry is poised to compete for gold. In the men’s swimming events, Thomas Ceccon of Italy emerged victorious, narrowly edging out American swimmer Ryan Murphy for the gold, while Xu claimed silver in a tightly contested race.