OLYMPICS LONDON 2012: Games day 14 in pictures

By Sportsbeat staff, London 2012

DESPITE Great Britain's boxing captain Tom Stalker crashing out of London 2012 before he could secure a medal, hopes are still high for Nicola Adams who competes in the first-ever golden bout hoping to claim the top spot.

Keri-Anne Payne stormed to Olympic silver in Beijing but will be determined to go one better in the women's 10k open water marathon.

And the showjumpers may not have been able to continue their gold rush from the team event, but Team GB's dressage riders split up themselves in search of individual success.

HAMMERED: Team GB's men suffer a 9-2 thrashing in their semi-final match with the Netherlands

BRILLIANT BOLT: Usain Bolt defends his 200 metre Olympic crown with a fantastic performance

BEST OF BRITISH: Andrew Osagie runs a fantastic 1:43.77 minute in the 800 metre final - the fourth fastest time in British history

RECORD BREAKER: Kenya's David Rudisha points to his new world record he set after winning the men's 800m final

DISAPPOINTED: A despondent Lynsey Sharp reflects on her performance after failing to qualify for the final of the 800 metres

HEADS UP: Martin Stamper may have lost to Turkey's Servet Tazegul but he still has a chance of a bronze medal

GOLD MEDAL MATCH: Jade Jones will go for gold in the final of the women's 57kg taekwondo competition later today

GOLDEN GLOVES: Nicola Adams is all smiles after winning women's Olympic boxing's first ever gold medal

TEAM WORK: Team GB sit 11th after day one of the group rhythmic gymnastics event

SYNCHRONISED: Great Britain perform in the women's synchronised swimming technical routine

GOLD: Charlotte Dujardin on-board Valegro after gold medal success in the individual dressage

CHAMPION: Nicola Adams floors Cancan Ren on the way to a 16-7 victory and a gold medal - claiming the women's first ever boxing gold

DOUBLE CHAMPION: Charlotte Dujardin adds individual dressage gold to her top team medal

CARNAGE: Seven out of eight competitors crash on the first corner during the heats of the men's BMX

BRONZE FOR CANADA: Canada win the women's bronze medal match 1-0 against France at the City of Coventry Stadium

FLYING HIGH: Day two of the decathlon continues in the Olympic Stadium with the pole vault competition

THANK YOU: Keri-Anne Payne acknowledges the crowd after missing a bronze medal by 0.4 seconds in the women's 10km marathon open water swim

MEDAL CHANCE: Three Brits are competing in the dressage individual final at Greenwich Park

SPECTATOR SUPPORT: Fans cheer on the athletes in the 10km marathon swim at the London Games

LOSS: Team GB's Olga Butkevych is defeated by Ecuador's Antes Castillo in the Women's 55Kg freestyle wrestling at the ExCel

THE PAYNE OF FOURTH: Keri-Anne Payne comes so close to a medal but finishes fourth in the women's 10km swimming marathon

TIGHT SQUEEZE: Ali Bernard of the USA fights with Sweden's Jenny Fransson in the Women's 72Kg freestyle wrestling

ELEGANT: Fran Jones performs a ball routine in the gymnastics rhythmic qualifying rotation

TEAM PERFORMANCE: Great Britain's Nigel Levine, Jack Green, Conrad Williams and Martyn Rooney celebrate qualifying for the men's 4x400 metre relay final

HEAD SHOT: -Great Britain's Jade Jones aims a head shot at Dragana Gladovic as she beats the Serbian to reach the quarter-finals

DEJECTED: South Africa's Oscar Pistorius does not get to run in the 4x400 metre relay as his team fail to get around

QUALIFIED: Martin Stamper defeats Osornio Nunez 5-3 to reach the quarter-finals in the taekwondo

BIG SPLASH: Russia's Yulia Koltunova performs an armstand dive as she qualifies for the women's 10m platform final

PACKED: Fans fill Eton Dorney for the canoe sprint finals at the London Olympics 

THIRD PLACE: Sawers and Edmonds of Great Britain in action in the women's K2 500m final B

PACKED OUT: Fans flock to the Olympic Stadium for another day of athletics action

NO MEDAL: Rachel Cawthorn finishes sixth in the Women's 500m K1 kayak single final at Eton Dorney

GOLD RUSH: Nicola Adams will fight for glory to become Great Britain's first ever Olympic women's boxing champion