Day seven catch-uppublished at 08:14 British Summer Time 13 August 2016
Did you miss any of the action on day seven?
Fear not, you can catch up right here, right now.
Summary
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
Day seven catch-uppublished at 08:14 British Summer Time 13 August 2016
Fantastic Fridaypublished at 08:07 British Summer Time 13 August 2016
Friday was another sensational day in Rio. Here's the medal headlines:
- Sir Bradley Wiggins led the Team GB cycling pursuit team to gold.
- Britain won two golds in the rowing
- Katie Ledecky secured her fourth gold medal in the pool
- Singapore's Joseph Schooling denied Michael Phelps a 23rd Olympic title in the 100m butterfly.
- Anthony Ervin became the oldest ever Olympic swimming champion at the age of 35.
- Holders USA were knocked out of the women's football by Sweden.
- Britain's Jessica Ennis-Hill leads the heptathlon at the halfway point.
You can read all about day seven here.
Super Saturday part IIpublished at 08:03 British Summer Time 13 August 2016
Welcome along to day eight of Rio 2016, or Super Saturday: THE REVENGE.
Ok, bit sinister.
Maybe Super Saturday: THE RETURN OF THE CHAMPIONS.
No. Right, we'll work on this during the day.
What I'm trying to say is it's going to be a blockbuster.
Team GB's Jessica Ennis-Hill (heptathlon), Mo Farah (10,000m) and Greg Rutherford (long jump) will all defend the titles they won on that incredible night in London four years ago. And once again, the medals will be decided in a two-hour period.
Oh, and this guy is making his first appearance on the track...
Strap yourselves in.
Image source, Getty ImagesMorning!published at 08:00
Rio 2016: Day eight
On Saturday, 4th August, 2012, a bit of Olympic magic happened in London.
Image source, Getty ImagesReady to do it all again?