Another medal for Greece
Greek rowing duo earns country's second bronze at the London 2012 Olympics
Greece has won its second bronze medal of the Olympics thanks to Christina Giazitzidou and Alexandra Tsiavou in the women's rowing lightweight double sculls on Saturday.
The gold medal was won by the British duo, who finished with a time of 7:09.30 at Eton Dorney in London to claim Britain's tenth gold medal of the games.
China won the silver with a time of 7:11.93 and Greece won the bronze with a time of 7:12.09.
1. Britain
Katherine Copeland/Sophie Hosking 7 minutes 9.30 seconds
2. China
Xu Dongxiang/Huang Wenyi 7:11.93
3. Greece
Christina Giazitzidou/Alexandra Tsiavou 7:12.09
4. Denmark
Anne Thomsen/Juliane Elander Rasmussen 7:15.53
5. Australia
Bronwen Watson/Hannah Every-Hall 7:20.68
6. Germany
Lena Mueller/Anja Noske 7:22.18
Source: Kathimerini
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