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She will be in lane four for the 400 metres final
Rhasidat Adeleke will become the first Irishwoman in history to run in a sprint final at an Olympic Games tomorrow.
She will be in lane four for the 400 metres final after finishing second in her heat in Paris yesterday.
The 21 year old clocked a time of 49.95 seconds, but ran 49.07 when finishing runner-up at the European Championships in Rome in June of this year.
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