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Ghanaian sprinter Joseph Paul Amoah placed 4th in the 200m semifinals at the ongoing Tokyo Olympic games.
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The result leaves the Ghanaian shy of a place in tomorrow’s finals.
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Amoah finished behind West African compatriot Divine Oduduru while teenage American Erriyon Knighton won the race in 20:04 secs.
He got off to a flying start in Tuesday morning’s event and crossed the finish line with a time of 20.35 seconds in the heats.
His time was only bettered by the USA’s Noah Lyles and eSwatini’s Sibusiso Matsenjwa, who finished first and second, respectively.
Tokyo 2020: Joseph Amoah qualifies for semi-final after finishing 3rd in men’s 200m heat
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Samuel Takyi earlier bagged a bronze medal for Ghana after losing to Duke Regan earlier on Tuesday morning.
The 20-year-old lost in the men’s featherweight event, with the judges’ scoring the bout 4-1 in favour of his American opponent.
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