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There are at least 180 LGBTQ Olympic athletes competing in Tokyo. Watch some of the biggest moments from Tom Daley, Raven Saunders, Stefanie Dolson and more.

There are at least 180 LGBTQ Olympic athletes competing in Tokyo. Watch some of the biggest moments from Tom Daley, Raven Saunders, Stefanie Dolson and more.

There are at least 180 LGBTQ Olympic athletes competing in Tokyo. Watch some of the biggest moments from Tom Daley, Raven Saunders, Stefanie Dolson and more.

Victory. the heat is a big talking point of the moment. the womens football final between canada and hayne has been shifted from early morning here in tokyo to this evening to try and econom accommodate the athletes. one person perhaps a little bit happy that they are no longer the competing joins us now because we can talk to new zealand gold medal winner in the rub rugby sevens ruby tui who joins us on the programme now. you are back in christchurch, you are quarantining. are you finding it al...

No major injury concerns in the womens Sevens squad that was named for Tokyo this morning No major injury concerns in the womens Sevens squad that was named for Tokyo this morning 2 July 2021 Niall Williams was earlier ruled out with a neck injury, and co-coach Cory Sweeney says Ruby Tui is sporting a fairly impressive cut to her forehead. Tui copped a knee to the head during last weekends win over Fiji in Townsville, but Sweeney says its no cause for worry. Blues and All Blacks winger Cale...

· ALLBLACKS.COM The Black Ferns Sevens have come out on top at the Oceania Sevens in Townsville, securing six dominant wins across the weekend. The All Blacks Sevens finished second, with narrow losses to Fiji and wins over Australia and Oceania.   Attention now turns to Olympic selection, with coaches making their decisions in the next few days before the squads are announced on Wednesday evening.   Both teams opened the finals day with strong performances, the men beati...

Michaela Blyde and Portia Woodman star after All Blacks sevens overcome Australia in Townsville.

Just two matches separate our All Blacks Sevens and Black Ferns Sevens players and Olympic selection with the final day of the Oceania Sevens in Townsville today.

The nasty head gash to Tui was the only injury concern for the Black Ferns sevens. Ian Hitchcock/Getty Images Ruby Tui bleeds from a head wound during the Oceania Sevens Challenge match between New Zealand and Fiji. Tui caught an accidental knee to the face while attempting a tackle, though she managed to play on until the referee sent her off for medical attention. Hannah Peters/Getty Images Caleb Clarke put New Zealand in front in the second half against Australia. Meanwhile, the All Black...

OPINION: All Blacks Sevens player Joe Webber argued that women's rugby players don't generate enough attention to demand better pay. Best check the numbers first.