Mikhail Ignatiev, RUS Men's Sprint: Ryan Bayley, AUS Women's Sprint: Lori-Ann Muenzer, CAN Diving: Men's 3 m Springboard: Bo Peng, CHN Equestrian: Mixed Team Jumping: Germany (Ludger Beerbaum – Goldfever, Marco Kutscher – Montender, Otto Becker – Cento, Christian Ahlmann – Coster) Weightlifting: Men's 94–105 kg: Dmitry Berestov, RUS UEFA Champions League 2004–05 Third qualifying round, second leg. Teams progressing to the group stage in bold: Liverpool 0–1 Grazer AK Anderlecht 3–0 Benfica AS Monaco 6–0 NK Gorica Internazionale 4–1 Basel Deportivo de La Coruña 3–0 Shelbourne Maccabi Haifa 2–3 Rosenborg (UEFA.com) August 23, 2004 (Monday) 2004 Summer Olympics: Athletics: Shot put winner Irina Korzhanenko (RUS) fails a drug test and is stripped of her gold medal. The Olympic title goes to Yumileidi Cumbá (CUB) instead. (BBC) Gold medal winners on day 10: (BBC) Athletics: Women's 20 km Race Walk: Athanasia Tsoumeleka, GRE Men's 400 m: Jeremy Wariner, USA Women's 5000 m: Meseret Defar, ETH Women's 800 m: Kelly Holmes, GBR Men's Discus: Virgilijus Alekna, LTU (revised result: see August 24) Women's Triple Jump: Françoise Mbango Etone, CMR Cycling: Men's Team Pursuit 400 m: Australia (Graeme Brown, Brett Lancaster, Brad McGee, Luke Roberts) Gymnastics: Women's Balance Beam: Cătălina Ponor, ROM Women's Floor Exercise: Cătălina Ponor, ROM Men's Horizontal Bar: Igor Cassina, ITA Men's Horse Vault: Gervasio Deferr, ESP Men's Parallel Bars: Valeri Goncharov, UKR Table Tennis: Men's Singles: Seung Min Ryu, KOR Weightlifting: Men's 85–94 kg: Milen Dobrev, BUL Wrestling: Women's Freestyle Under 48 kg: Irini Merleni, UKR Women's Freestyle 48–55 kg: Saori Yoshida, JPN Women's Freestyle 55–63 kg: Kaori Icho, JPN Women's Freestyle 63–72 kg: Xu Wang, CHN August 22, 2004 (Sunday) 2004 Summer Olympics: gold medal winners on day 9: (BBC) Athletics: Men's 100 m: Justin Gatlin, USA Men's hammer throw: Adrián Annus, HUN Men's high jump: Stefan Holm, SWE Men's triple jump: Christian Olsson, SWE Women's marathon: Mizuki Noguchi, JPN Cycling: Women's individual pursuit 3000 m: Sarah Ulmer, NZL Diving: Women's 10 m platform: Chantelle Newbery, AUS Fencing: Men's team épée: France (Hugues Obry, Érik Boisse, Fabrice Jeannet, Jérôme Jeannet) Gymnastics: Women's asymmetric bars: Émilie Lepennec, FRA Men's floor exercise: Kyle Shewfelt, CAN Women's horse vault: Monica Roşu, ROM Men's pommel horse: Haibin Teng, CHN Men's rings: Dimosthenis Tampakos, GRE Rowing: Men's lightweight coxless four: Denmark (Thor Kristensen, Thomas Ebert, Stephan Mølvig, Eskild Ebbesen) Men's coxless quadruple sculls: Russia (Nikolay Spinyov, Igor Kravtsov, Aleksey Svirin, Sergey Fedorovtsev)