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Tuesday, 3 October, 2000, 05:06 GMT 06:06 UK
Venus and Serena Williams add Olympic gold to their long list of achievements this year by winning the women's doubles in style.
Russia's Yevgeny Kafelnikov clinches gold in the Olympics men's tennis final, defeating German Tommy Haas in a five-set thriller.
Defending champions Todd Woodbridge and Mark Woodforde lose to Canadian pair Daniel Nestor and Sebastien Lareau in the men's doubles final.
Venus Williams adds the Olympic crown to her Wimbledon and US Open titles with a straight sets win.
France's Arnaud di Pasquale ousts Roger Federer in a tight three-set encounter to claim third place in the men's tennis competition.
Unseeded German Tommy Haas has to beat a former world No.1, Yevgeny Kafelnikov, for the men's tennis gold medal.
China's total domination of table tennis is further enhanced with a clean sweep of the gold medals for the second consecutive Olympics.
Yevgeny Kafelnikov is the only seed left in the men's singles after beating Gustavo Kuerten in straight sets to reach the last four.
Venus Williams reaches the final of the Olympic women's tennis by beating Monica Seles and now faces Elena Dementieva.
China's Wang Nan defeats her doubles partner Li Ju in the women's singles table tennis final.
Germany's Tommy Haas beats sixth seed Alex Corretja to move into the last eight of an event that only contains three seeded players.
Venus Williams fights back against Arantxa Sanche-Vicario to joins Monica Seles, Jelena Dokic and Elena Dementieva in the last four.
Second seed Gustavo Kuerten moves into the quarter-finals of the men's singles, but Magnus Norman and Mark Philippoussis crash out.
On the badminton competition's final day, China wins the men's singles and completes a 1-2-3 sweep of the women's doubles.
Simon Archer and Jo Goode claim bronze in the mixed doubles to become the first Britons to win an Olympic badminton medal.
Australian Pat Rafter is knocked out of the Olympic tennis tournament in straight sets by little-known Canadian Daniel Nestor.
Indonesians Tony Gunawan and Candra Wijaya strike gold in the Olympic badminton men's doubles amid signs of wild jubilation.
Venus Williams racks up her 28th straight victory but rival Lindsay Davenport is out of the Olympics due to injury.
Aussie favourite Mark Philippoussis eases his way into the third round of the Olympic tennis along with Brazilian Gustavo Kuerten.
The BBC's Iain Carter sees the big names fall by the wayside and assesses the damage to tennis' hopes of true Olympic recognition.
US Open champion Marat Safin and home favourite Lleyton Hewitt crash out in the first round of the Olympic tennis tournament.
British No.1 Tim Henman crashes out of the Olympic tennis competition with a straight sets defeat by Karol Kucera.
Britain's Greg Rusedski and US Open champion Marat Safin crash out of the men's singles event losing to French opponents.
British badminton medal hopes Simon Archer and Jo Goode squander a lead to lose the mixed doubles semi-final
Britain's Badminton medal hopes were boosted as Donna Kellogg and Jo Goode cruised into the quarter-finals of the women's doubles.
Britain's Barry Cowan surrenders a one-set lead against Daniel Nestor as his Olympic tennis fairytale suffers a disappointing twist.
Australian superstar Pat Rafter kicks off the Olympic tennis competition in emphatic fashion - but Todd Martin slumps to sorry defeat.
Monica Seles sets the standard for the formidable US women's tennis team - but Amelie Mauresmo becomes the first seed to fall.
Greg Rusedski launches a bitter attack on the governing body for tennis in Britain - but apologises for raising the matter during the Olympics.
Richard Vaughan follows Kelly Morgan in crashing out of the Olympic Games badminton singles in the third round.
Wales' badminton medal-hope Kelly Morgan crashes out in Sydney, but Richard Vaughan cruises through to the last 16.
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