Mollie O'Callaghan was looking to add to her impressive gold medal tally at the Paris Olympics when she competed in the women's 100m freestyle alongside fellow Aussie Shayna Jack this morning.
She had already won gold in the 200m freestyle and in the 4x100m freestyle relay - as did Jack - and she was looking to make it three from three in the freestyle.
She was facing stuff competition, here's how our Aussies got on.
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Who won the women's 100m freestyle final?
Mollie O'Callaghan missed out on a bronze medal by 0.01 of a second in the 100m freestyle final, finishing fourth as Sweden's Sarah Sjöström won the gold medal.
The Swede finished with a time of 52.16, whilst Torri Huske of the USA and Hong Kong's Siobhan Haughey rounded off the medal places; O'Callaghan finished 0.18 seconds behind Sjöström.
O'Callaghan was behind the pack to begin the race, though this tends to be a favoured tactic of hers as she always looks to finish strongly, and she did just that as she powered home and looked like she was going to make it.
However, her timing appeared to desert her slightly, and it left her with just too much ground to make up, and saw her pipped at the post for the bronze medal.
Shanya Jack was one place further back in fifth, finishing 0.56 seconds behind the eventual race winner.
How to watch the Olympics in Australia on TV
The Nine Network has the full broadcast rights in Australia for the upcoming Olympic Games.
Events are set to be shown on free-to-air television via Channel 9 and 9Gem, with both channels to provide 24-hour hosted coverage.
This includes the opening and closing ceremonies of the games on 26th July and 11th August respectively.
How to live stream the Olympics in Australia
There are two streaming options for the Olympics, with 9Now available to all Australians for free and providing round the clock coverage of every event at the games, having a channel dedicated to each sport.
Users simply need to create an account using their email, and no financial information is required.
Stan Sport is also providing wall-to-wall coverage of the Olympics in Paris, streaming all events in 4K, whilst also having two daily shows.
STREAM: Every event from Paris 2024 ad-free, live and on demand with 4K.
All of the events will be able to be streamed live and on-demand.
