Laura Trott has won three of the five events in the omnium and come second in the other two.

With just the points race to come she has a 24-point lead over Belgium's Jolien D'Hoore.

Say it quietly, but only a disaster can stop her from becoming Britain's all-time highest gold medal winning female athlete.

The points race starts at 21:05 BST.

Chris Boardman
Olympic cycling champion on BBC TV

It doesn't look like there is anything that Laura Trott can't do. 

She is in such good form.

Boom! This woman in unreal. Absolutely unreal. You put something in front of her and she'll smash right through it.

GB's Laura Trott goes quickest in 13.708secs and bags herself 40 points to extend her lead.

Belgium's Jolien D'Hoore, Laura Trott's nearest rival before this event, can only clock a time good enough for sixth. Here goes Laura Trott...

USA's Sarah Hammer, third overall, goes fourth fastest. That could bode well for Laura Trott.

Sir Chris Hoy
Six-time Olympic cycling champion on BBC One

Laura Trott is a phenomenon. She is in absolute control of this omnium event.

She is not a pure sprinter but has a good turn of speed.

There are other riders who specialise in the faster stuff but Laura won't lose too much ground here as long as it isn't a disaster.

And we're into the top four now, with Annette Edmondson up.

The Australian goes quickest so far with a 13.878 seconds.

Here are the points standings in the women's omnium with two events to go:

Laura Trott GB - 156

Jolien D'Hoore Bel - 144

Sarah Hammer USA - 140

Annette Edmondson Aus - 130

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Close, but not close enough for Brazil, who squandered two penalties and 11 five metre shots.

Croatia, however, progress to the semis, and remain in the hunt to defend their Olympic title.

Man of the match? The man above, Marko Bijac, who put in an inspired performance between the sticks for Croatia.

The women's omnium is back under way with the flying lap.

A two-lap warm-up before letting lose for the final 200m - they get points in order of the quickest 200m, with 40 points for the fastest.

Laura Trott will be last up, as she leads.

Anna Thompson
BBC Sport in Rio

If you didn't know you were in Brazil, you'd think this was Manchester or Lee Valley as the support for the British cyclists has been immense.

It's not really surprising seeing as Britain are top of the cycling medal table here and could equal the London 2012 tally of 12 with four more medals on the final night.

Becky James has a gentle spin after going 1-0 up in her sprint semi-final but Katy Marchant has work to do against former world sprint champion, Germany's Kristina Vogel.

Gemma Leng: History! First ever medal in men's high bar

David: Don't think have ever enjoyed the gymnastics as much as #BBCRio2016 ,what a fascinating and compelling contest it's been

Kelly Pierce: Oh @NileMW I am SO happy for you! A brilliant, brilliant #Bronze Many congratulations.

Gymnasticspublished at 20:13 British Summer Time 16 August 2016

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Dan Keatings
British gymnast on BBC One

We have seven medals now and we never thought we would ever get anywhere near that. It shows how strong our team is across the board.

Oh no! So close.

USA's Danell Leyva scores 15.500 - just 0.344 better than GB's Nile Wilson.

It's still an incredible bronze for Wilson.

German Fabiabn Hambuechen takes gold.

Gymnasticspublished at 20:11 British Summer Time 16 August 2016

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Men's horizontal bar final

The USA's Danell Leyva has completed his routine. Good, but probably not good enough to deny GB's Nile Wilson silver.

Now the agonizing wait for the score.

Another gymnastics medal...published at 20:09 British Summer Time 16 August 2016

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Men's horizontal bar

GB's Nile Wilson is guaranteed a medal. He's in silver position with one gymnast to go.