Kaylee McKeown will race for gold in the final of the 100m Backstroke as she aims to emulate Ariarne Titmus and defend one of the Olympic crowns she claimed in Tokyo.
Kaylee McKeown eyes Olympic title defence
Kaylee McKeown eyes Olympic title defence
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