Faith Kipyegon was initially disqualified from the 5000m final in Paris, but the decision was later reversed, securing her silver medal.
What happened?
The disqualification was due to a scuffle with Ethiopian athlete Gudaf Tsegay during the race.
Nadia Battocletti, the Italian athlete, was initially awarded the bronze medal after Kipyegon's disqualification.
Why it matters for Faith Kipyegon
The reversal of the disqualification decision meant Kipyegon won the silver medal, while Battocletti finished with a diploma.
Sifan Hassan, from the Netherlands, also benefited from the initial disqualification, but ultimately finished with the bronze medal after Kipyegon's reinstatement.
What comes next?
The outcome of the 5000m final was marked by confusion and uncertainty, with athletes and officials waiting for the final decision.
On the day of the race, Nadia Battocletti set a new Italian record with her time, despite missing out on a medal.
Faith Kipyegon's silver medal was a significant outcome, given the drama surrounding the disqualification and reversal, and will be remembered as a notable moment in her career.
The event highlighted the importance of fair play and the sometimes complex process of resolving disputes in track and field athletics, as seen in the women's 5000-meter race.
Faith Kipyegon finished the race with a notable performance, despite the controversy surrounding her initial disqualification, and her silver medal was ultimately secured after the decision was reversed, on the same day Nadia Battocletti gave interviews believing she had won the bronze medal.