Colin Jackson
Two-time world 110m hurdles champion on BBC TV

What a magnificent run from this Jamaican woman. Elaine Thompson trains with Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce so they know each other very well.

Thompson ran 10.71 and it was an incredible piece of running. She was out of the blocks very well and looked under no pressure at all - a well deserved gold medal.

Who would've thought Dafne Schippers would finish down in fifth place?

Greg Rutherford starts his interview in high spirits and then turns to tears, saying he is "gutted" to get a bronze.

It's an emotional night. 

David Rudisha wins his 800m semi final heat in 1:43.88. Smooth. 

Great Britain's Mo Farah, the 10,000m Olympic champion, has just been speaking to BBC One and it is an emotional interview as he talks about how his dreams were nearly dashed when he was tripped.

He says: "When you fall down it is hard mentally and you get emotional, but I had to believe in myself and work through it.

"You can’t imagine how hard you work for it and in one moment it could have gone. I’m emotional now as I work hard and spend a lot of time away from my family and it could have gone in one moment out of my control.

"I was not going to let it go. That medal is for my kids. I just have to spend some time with my family and relax. It is important to make my country proud and to make history and I want to continue doing what I enjoy." 

  A hugely emotional Mo Farah breaks down in tears in his BBC interview.   

Tom Fordyce
Chief sports writer in Rio

Brilliant from Elaine Thompson, turning the tightest of spreads from the semis into a glorious procession. Seven women under 11 seconds, no triple title for Fraser-Pryce.

Darren Campbell
Former British sprinter on BBC Radio 5 live

I'm sure Fraser-Pryce wasn't 100% fit but she gave everything and it was a fantastic race.

Shelly-Anne Fraser-Pryce has battled with injury and she leaves Rio with a medal after taking bronze in a season's best of 10.86.

Tori Bowie was second for the States. 

Here we go. Eyes down. Start well. Accelerate. Execute. In under 11 seconds it's gold or blown it...

Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce stares down the track, visualising. Linford Christie style. 

P. M. A. Positve Mental Attitude. 

Can she win for a third Olympics in a row? That would be some achievement. 

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Athletics meets NFL meets WWF as the 100m runners are called in one at a time through strobe lights.

They look a it uncomfortable really.

These eight women all ran between 10.88 and 10.94 in the semis. How close can you be?!

We have a short break now, before a pair of relays to round off the Olympic swimming action for another four years.

Fran Halsall has a remarkable turnaround since her disappointment a short while ago, as she is drafted into the team to replace Georgia Coates.

I'm sure another medal here, alongside Siobhan-Marie O'Connor, Chloe Tutton and Georgia Davies, would go some way to making up.

That kicks off at 02:49 BST. You've got 14 minutes.

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Angie Mitchell: You just made me cry. Your country is so proud of you. We love you

Anna Yearley: It's important to make my country proud" Mo Farah, you've made us all proud.What a phenomenal athlete

Laura Cheetham: Thanks to #bbcsupersaturday, external I've seen amazing Mo do his thing and a neighbour naked on his front drive. Only 1 of these things was expected.

Both Pierre-Ambroise Bosse and Taoufik Algmakhloufi qualify for the final in the same time -1:43.85