Great Britain's Dina Asher-Smith runs a season's best 10.88 seconds to win the 100m at the Diamond League meeting in Lausanne.

Great Britain's Matthew Hudson-Smith wins the 400m in 43.96 seconds at the Diamond League meeting in Lausanne.

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Great Britain's Matthew Hudson-Smith will be seeking revenge against Quincy Hall as they renew their rivalry in the Diamond League in Lausanne on Thursday.

Hall, 26, pipped Hudson-Smith to gold in the men's 400m at the Paris Olympics by four-hundredths of a second.

Hudson-Smith, who was favourite for gold, improved his European record to 43.44 seconds but Hall ran a personal best of 43.40 to take victory.

In the men's 200m, Botswana's Letsile Tebogo will be looking to take his sensational Paris form with him to Switzerland as he takes on American pair Erriyon Knighton and Fred Kerley again.

Tebogo, 21, was the surprise winner of the 200m final in Paris as he clocked an African record of 19.46 seconds to become Botswana's first Olympic champion.

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