Ennis-Hill (6,775 points) wins heptathlon silver behind Thiam (6,810)
Farah defends his 10,000m title despite falling
Rutherford wins long jump bronze
Thompson beats Fraser-Pryce to win women's 100m gold
Swimming: Phelps wins 23rd gold and GB win silver in medley relay
Swimming: GB's Halsall fourth in 50m freestyle final
Cycling: Trott's women team pursuit team win gold, James wins keirin silver
Rowing: Britain win gold and silver in eights
Track Cycling
Jason Kenny looks to be in great form and the Briton eases past Colombia's Fabian Hernando Puerta Zapata in his quarter-final in the men's sprint.
His team-mate Callum Skinner is made to work hard for his win but sneaks past Australia's Patrick Constable.
Rowing
James Cracknell
Double Olympic Rowing gold medallist
World Champion Ondrej Synek has got to put some pressure on Olympic champion Mahe Drysdale.
If he wants to win, he has got to take a risk of losing and put himself in the hurt locker in the first 1000m.
Track Cycling
Great Britain's Becky James: "I wasn't sure I wasn't going to go compared to everyone else. I thought they were all going to pass me but I had the legs (to hold on). I'm chuffed to bits. I'll put my feet up now and get ready for the semi-finals."
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Georgina Hemstead: How do I apply to become the person on this bike at the front of this race?I feel this is something I could do...
James Lee: Idea - use the pace-setting keirin bike in London cycle lanes at rush hour.
Track Cycling
Sir Chris Hoy
Six-time Olympic cycling champion on BBC One
It was the perfect start for Becky James. It was a hard way to do it but she dictated the race. Fantastic.
It's about playing it safe, getting to the front and dictating the race - that's what she did.
She's now got two rides between her and a medal.
Track Cycling
The track didn't take too long to patch up and Becky James squeezes into the next round of the keirin by winning heat three. It was close but the 24-year-old progresses.
Track Cycling
The track at the velodrome needs repairs after a crash in heat two of the women's keirin first round. Great Britain's Becky James goes in heat three but will now have to wait.
Track Cycling
Sir Chris Hoy
Six-time Olympic cycling champion on BBC One
It can happen at any time, particularly at an Olympics where you make desperate moves to get through.
It was a really nasty one. The French rider seemed at fault there.
This won't bother Becky James as you almost expect this to happen. It's a very physical event.
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Laura Hankinson: That fella on the electric bike is having the time of his life. Just look at his face. Overjoyed.
Dave Milnes: Love the Keirin...most surreal thing ever. Has the motorbike guy ever fallen off?
Hannah: I want that job being the guy on the derny in the keirin!
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Image source, Getty ImagesThe men's single sculls final is coming up at 14:32 BST.
New Zealand's Mahe Drysdale is favourite for that.
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Alistair Magowan
BBC Sport in Rio
And so after an amazing day for GB on Friday, where they won two golds, and a pretty special one for Ireland after their first ever rowing medal, we reach the final day of the regatta.
Both GB's men's and women's eights compete in their respective finals later on, with a chance to take the overall medal tally to five, one down on the target of six.
Five-time Olympic champion Sir Steve Redgrave says he is expecting gold from the men and silver from the women. The men's eight have not really hit the heights this season, but the expectation is still there.
Redgrave says: "For them, there will be no glory in silver."
As for the women, they have been in good form but may find the United States crew too strong.
The first rowing medals of the day go up for grabs shortly after 14:32 BST.
The final of the women's and men's eight is at 15:06 BST and 15:27 BST respectively.
Tom Fordyce
Chief sports writer in Rio
After the drizzle and chill of the first morning in Estadio Olimpico, Saturday has dawned rather more postcard Rio - clear blue skies, enough warmth to make even boardshorts and shirtsleeves seem excessive, suncream being squirted on rather than hats pulled low.
For the sprinters and heptathlon long jumpers, the heat will be extremely welcome after the cold that seeped into so many major muscle groups on that brisk Friday.
Heptathlon leader Jessica Ennis-Hill and the rest start their long jump at 15:45 BST.
Argentina's Clarin newspaper leads with Juan Martin del Potro's progress to the men's singles tennis semi-finals against Rafael Nadal. That match will be on sometime after 18:00 BST.
Image source, ClairnThe Wall Street Journal feature the two prongs of the United States' pincer movement on the pool.
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Image source, BBC SportAlan Campbell - a stalwart of the British rowing team across four Olympic Games - has confirmed that he is out of today's single sculls B final through illness.