US soccer great unloads after loss, USA and Opals meet in quarter-finals, testosterone controversy in women’s 200m

Welcome to Wide World of Sports’ daily live coverage of the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games. Here’s all the latest Olympics news updates and headlines for Day 11.

TOKYO GAMES CENTRE: SCHEDULE, RESULTS, MEDAL TALLY HERE

AUSSIES + KEY EVENTS (all times AEST)

10am-1.30pm, athletics: Men’s 1500m heats (Oliver Hoare, 10.

05am; Jye Edwards, 10.16am; Stewart McSweyn, 10.27am); women’s javelin qualification (Mackenzie Little, 10.20am; Kelsey-Lee Barber and Kathryn Mitchell, 11.50am); women’s 400m heats (Bendere Oboya, 10.53am); women’s long jump final (Brooke Stratton, 11.50am); men’s 200m heats, from 12.05pm); men’s 400m hurdles final, 1.20pm

3.33pm, men’s sailing: One-person dinghy (heavyweight) – Finn – medal race (Jake Lilley)

4.30pm-7pm, track cycling: Women’s team pursuit round one (Australia, 4.30pm); men’s team spring qualifying (Australia, 4.58pm); men’s team pursuit round one (Australia, 5.29pm); women’s team pursuit finals, from 6.19pm; men’s team sprint finals, from 6.41pm

6pm, men’s sport climbing: Combined speed qualification (Tom O’Halloran, 6pm); Combined bouldering qualification (Tom O’Halloran, 7pm); Combined lead qualification (Tom O’Halloran, 10.10pm)

6.50pm, women’s gymnastics: Balance beam final (Simone Biles)

7.35pm, men’s boxing: Lightweight quarter-finals (Harry Garside)

8pm, men’s hockey: Australia vs Germany, semi-final

8pm, equestrian: Jumping individual qualifier (Edwina Tops-Alexander, Katie Laurie)

8pm-11pm, athletics: Men’s 110m hurdles heats, from 8.10pm; men’s pole vault final, 8.20pm (Kurtis Marschall); men’s 5000m heats (David McNeill, 8.56pm; Morgan McDonald, 9.16pm); women’s hammer final, 9.35pm; men’s 200m semi-finals, from 9.50pm; women’s 800m final, 10.25pm; women’s 200m final, 10.50pm

8.50pm, women’s water polo: Australia vs Russia, quarter-final

10pm, men’s basketball: Australia vs Argentina, quarter-final

11pm, women’s beach volleyball: Australia (Taliqua Clancy and Mariafe Artacho del Solar) vs Canada, quarter-final