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Friday's sporting social: Sancho completes move and Stormzy meets Aubameyang

Britain's Olympians made the most of a limited opening ceremony in Tokyo.

Sports stars and clubs across the world continue to provide an insight into their lives on social media.

Here, the PA news agency looks at some of the best examples from July 23.

Football

Jadon Sancho completed his move to Manchester United.

🀳 @Sanchooo10 #MUFC pic.twitter.com/OEKqz4j3rR

β€” Manchester United (@ManUtd) July 23, 2021

β€” Manchester United (@ManUtd) July 23, 2021

Marcus Rashford and Bruno Fernandes were buzzing with Sancho's arrival.

Stormzy met up with Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang.

Son Heung-min signed a new deal at Spurs.

Lauren James returned to Chelsea.

Harry Kane is a man of many talents.

The work continued for Jose Mourinho at Roma.

Erling Haaland thanked fans for their birthday messages.

Sergio Ramos got to know his new Paris St Germain team-mate.

What a strike!

Andy Robertson was back.

Olympics

Team GB's football team were ready for the opening ceremony.

While others were enjoying the spectacle.

As the golfers arrived in Japan.

And Johanna Knota kept her mind on other things.

Cricket

Sam Billings, Jason Roy and Sam Curran loved their Hundred debuts.

Darts

Dimitri Van Den Bergh's World Matchplay title defence continued.

Boxing

Fight Camp got closer.

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CountryGold medalSilver MedalBronze MedalT
ChinaChina28161458
United StatesUnited States21241661
JapanJapan1751032
AustraliaAustralia1431431
Olympics flagOlympic Athletes from Russia12201547
Great BritainGreat Britain10101232
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Monday's key events


ATHLETICS
Β· There are no Brits in the women's 100m hurdles final, but Puerto Rico's Jasmine Camacho-Quinn, fresh from breaking the Olympic record in the semis, will hope to pip world record holder Kendra Harrison to gold (3.50am)
Β· The women's 5000m final also has no Team GB representation, but two-time world champion Hellen Obiri of Kenya will be looking to add an Olympic gold to her list of honours (1.40pm)

SAILING
Β· The women's skiff 49er FX (6.33am) and men's skiff 49er (7.33am) come to their conclusion, with Team GB involved in both medal races

FOOTBALL
Β· A place in the women's gold medal match is up for grabs, starting with an all-North American semi-final between United States and Canada (9am)
Β· Australia, who edged past Team GB's in a seven-goal quarter-final thriller, take on Sweden in the second semi-final (12pm)

CYCLING
Β· The track cycling schedule gets underway, with Team GB holding a particular interest in the team pursuit qualifying. Laura Kenny is part of the women's team (7.54am), while the men's team includes Ed Clancy (9.02am)

ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS
Β· The Gadirova twins Jessica and Jennifer will both take part in the women's floor final as they look to add to their team bronze (9.57am)

WEIGHTLIFTING
Β· Newly-crowned European champion Emily Campbell flies the flag for Great Britain in the women's +87kg, but faces stiff competition for medals from China's Li Wenwen and New Zealand's Laurel Hubbard (11.50am)

HOCKEY
Β· The women's hockey quarter-finals begin, with Team GB last up against Spain (1pm)

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