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Noah Lyles won the men's 100m Olympic title on Sunday night. The 27-year-old American beat Kishane Thompson from Jamaica by five-thousandths of a second. Fred Kerley from the United States was third.

The American stole victory on the finish line in Paris to add Olympic gold to his world title and cement his status as the fastest man on the planet

World champion Noah Lyles roared to victory in 9.79sec to claim gold in a dramatic men's Olympic 100m final in Paris on Sunday.

Noah Lyles took victory by five thousandths of a second in a dramatic men’s 100m Olympic final

Jamaican Kishane Thompson, American Fred Kerley, and defending champ Lamont Marcell Jacobs set for a thrilling 100m final at Tokyo Olympics.

The American sprinter says he’s the fastest man in the world despite Kishane Thompson clocking a quicker time this year

Noah Lyles dominates men's 100m at US Olympic trials, secures spot for Paris Olympics. Kenny Bednarek and Fred Kerley also qualify. Lyles aims for success ...

Fred Kerley lost out early to Noah Lyles and Katarina Johnson-Thompson frays the nerves before claiming the crown as the world's best all round female athlete. But it was all small beer in comparison to what happened later on down the river.

Noah Lyles lived up to his boasting on Sunday and claimed the men's 100m title at the world athletics championships in Budapest at the end of a pulsating night of action in which Britain's Katarina Johnson-Thompson produced two lifetime best performances to clinch gold in the women's heptathlon.

Australian Rohan Browning has finished second in the 100m at a grand prix track and field meet in Japan.

Asher-Smith was pleased with her third placed finish