Home Rio 2016 Olympics Miller: 'I just gave it my all' Shaunae Miller fell over the line to hold off American Allyson Felix by 0.07 seconds in the 400 metre final. Dejan Kalinic 16 August, 2016 12:22 IST Bahamas' Shaunae Miller dives over the finish line to win the gold medal in the Women's 400m final. Dejan Kalinic 16 August, 2016 12:22 IST Shaunae Miller struggled to describe her emotions after > winning a thrilling women's 400 metre final at the Rio Olympics. The Bahamian fell over the line to hold off American Allyson Felix by 0.07 seconds on Monday. Miller, who looked certain to be caught before diving, or falling, over the line, said: "This is the moment I have been waiting for, I just gave it my all. "I am just so happy, so grateful, such emotions I just can't say. "I've been going through so much this year. Everyone at home will all be celebrating right now." Jamaica's Shericka Jackson ended up with the bronze medal as one of three to run a sub-50secs. The 22-year-old was aware of what she had been a part of, saying: "It was a great final, the best I've ever been in." Support Sportstar Dear Reader, Support our journalism — where text and pictures intermingle so seamlessly — and help us scale up your experience as the world changes around us. Your contribution is vital to our brand of uninfluenced, boots-on-the-ground reportage that’s worth your while. Clickbait sensationalism is not for us, but editorial independence is — we owe it to you. Support Quality Journalism Subscribe to our daily newsletter Get your daily dose of Sportstar with handpicked stories delivered right to your inbox! SUBSCRIBE Please enter a valid email address.