News about Sergio Camello

Thierry Henry has walked away from his job as manager of France's under-21s team following the side's defeat by Spain in the Olympics final. The Arsenal legend was appointed into the role last August after stints coaching Belgium and managing Monaco and Montreal Impact. The position meant that Henry, who scored 51 goals in 123 matches for his national side, would also take charge of the French Olympic team during their home Games in Paris this summer. He managed to lead the side to an impressive silver medal, narrowly missing out on gold to Spain who beat them 5-3 after extra-time thanks to two late goals from Sergio Camello. And now Henry has quit the job after less than a year and revealed that 'reasons of his own' were behind the decision.

French winger Michael Olise was so devastated after the Olympic men's football final that he was the only player from his team to remove his silver medal. Two goals from impact substitute Sergio Camello in extra time lifted Spain to a dramatic 5-3 victory in the final in what was the nation's first Olympic gold medal in men's football since the 1992 Barcelona Games. It was a cruel way to lose for the France in front of their home crowd given Crystal Palace marksman Jean-Philippe Mateta scored a dramatic equaliser in second half stoppage time to make it 3-3.

France's Olympic football team delighted a huge crowd, filled with thousands of adoring fans, today as they pulled out their best dance moves and most creative chants. Thierry Henry 's side were celebrating winning silver at their home Games in Paris after a run to the final which captured the public imagination. Sergio Camello netted twice off the bench in extra-time to clinch a dramatic 5-3 victory and secure gold for Spain against the hosts in the men's Olympic final. France had overturned a seemingly insurmountable two-goal deficit to draw level at 3-3, with Jean-Philippe Mateta coolly slotting home a spot-kick to take the game to extra-time. But Spain's quality showed in the additional half-hour and the fresh legs of Camello made the difference to secure gold for Santi Denia's side.

Sergio Camello netted twice off the bench in extra-time to clinch a dramatic victory and secure gold for Spain in the men's Olympic final. Enzo Millot got the hosts off to the perfect start at the Parc des Princes, capitalising on a poor clearance to net the opener after 11 minutes. Michael Olise missed a chance to make it two just moments later before Spain hit back through Fermin Lopez to equalise.

PETE JENSON: Barcelona lost their first game of the season with a front four of Robert Lewandowski (left), Ansu Fati, and Ousmane Dembele (inset right) but couldn't score against Rayo Vallecano. After a summer in which they spent €150 million (£127 million) on new signings, Xavi's team had Sergi Busquets sent off (right) late on as the underwhelmed on their league debut at the Camp Nou. Frenkie de Jong (inset left) was kicked out in the second half, but it was Busquets who came nearest to scoring with a shot from distance in the second half that Stole Dimitrievsky had trouble with.