Paris 2024: Second for Sarah Lavin sees her through to 100m hurdles semi-finals

Sarah Lavin booked her place in the semi-finals of the women's 100m hurdles, coming home second in her heat this morning.

With the top three in each heat progressing, Lavin produced a time of 12.67 seconds to finish behind world champion Danielle Williams, who clocked 12.59. Switzerland's Ditaji Kambundji was third in 12.81.

It was a strong showing from Lavin, currently ranked 17th in the world, to finish ahead of Kambundji, the European silver medallist, and world number six.

The three semi-finals will take place on Friday, beginning from 11.05am.