Australia dey lead when siren sound for di women rugby sevens final for Dakar. Di ball still dey play. Kenya use di last moments to draw level, before Mitchelle Chemtai score di try wey give dem gold for extra time on Tuesday, 3 November. Di game end 17–12 for Iba Mar Diop sports complex.
Di win get special place for history beyond dis one youth title. International Olympic Committee say Kenya be di first African country wey don win rugby sevens gold for either Olympic Games or Youth Olympic Games. Na for di youth competition on African soil di Kenyan women achieve dis first.
Australia start well. Darci Turinui score inside di first 45 seconds, and Kenya answer before half-time. Dem change ends at 5–5. Na seven players dey each side for dis kind rugby. One try worth five points, and di kick wey follow fit give di team two more points.
Grace Buchanan try help Australia take lead again when about two minutes remain. Two different Kenyan players still get time to change di result. Josephine Keruo score after di siren to carry dem enter extra time. Without dat try, Chemtai for no get di chance to score di winner.
For extra time, na any team wey score first go win. Once Chemtai press ball down for di try, Australia no get another chance to use di ball answer. Di five points from dat try be di whole difference between di two teams for di final score. Australia finish second. Madagascar beat Czechia collect bronze.
If na through dis Games you first dey follow rugby sevens, check di difference between when siren sound and when play stop. Di siren no end di attack wey Kenya use draw level. Kenya still need to score one more try for another period of play before dem fit carry gold go house.