Oh, Canada. USWNT suffers defeat and will play for bronze

Oh, Canada. The U.S. Women's National Team lost to Canada 1-0 in the semifinals and will now play for the bronze medal. 

Goalkeeper Alyssa Naeher left the game in the first half with a knee injury, and the Americans couldn't put any points on the board. Canada's lone goal came on a second-half penalty kick.

👀 What everyone's talking about: USA Gymnastics announced that Simone Biles will return to competition Tuesday to take part in the balance beam final. It will be her first competition since she withdrew from the women’s team final July 27, citing concerns for her mental health and physical safety. She took the bronze in the balance beam at the 2016 Rio Games. 

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🥇 Major Team USA wins: While Biles has been out, other Americans have been able to medal. Jade Carey won gold in the women's floor exercise. Previously, MyKayla Skinner won silver in vault as Biles' replacement and Suni Lee claimed bronze in the uneven bars.

American Keni Harrison won the silver medal in 100-meter hurdles. The U.S women's basketball team handled France 93-82 to reach the quarterfinals. Here's why the Americans aren't necessarily dominating the Olympics.

🗞USA TODAY's inside scoop: USA TODAY columnist Nancy Armour examines how USA Gymnastics failed its athletes in different ways five years after the Larry Nassar scandal. Rachel Axon explores the rave reviews at the Tokyo Games for mixed gender events.

⚽ Header for the win: Miles Robinson headed home an extra-time winner to propel the U.S. men's soccer team past Mexico 1-0 in the Concacaf Gold Cup final. The team is on a roll, having collected its second trophy in two months.