The athletes taking part in tonight's first event, the women's high jump, are being introduced to the crowd and by the looks of it some of them have spent a long time practicing their celebrations.

Usain Bolt is in the house, having hot-footed it from the football. He's here for a medal ceremony. Gold. Standard. 

No British athlete has ever won four Olympic golds on the track.

Mo Farah gets the chance tonight, and I hope you're all staying with us. You've only got an hour to wait!

Mo runs at 01:30 BST. 

Darren Campbell
Former British sprinter on BBC Radio 5 live

I played football with the locals here one night. They paid for a referee and they had to pay for goalkeepers, because no-one wants to go in goal. That might explain why they don't produce too many great goalkeepers and we were saying during the game, can't see Brazil winning this because their keeper won't save the penalties, but what happened? He saved it!

See how the golden boy does it here.

All killer, no filler tonight. Just finals, no heats and seven gold medals up for grabs. GB athletes in brackets. 

From 00:30 BST - women's high jump final (Morgan Lake)

From 00:55 BST - men's javelin final

01:00 BST - men's 1500m final (Charlie Grice)

01:15 BST - women's 800m final (Lynsey Sharp)

01:30 BST - men's 5,000m final (Mo Farah, Andrew Butchart)

02:00 BST - women's 4x400m final (GB)

02:35 BST - men's 4x400m final

Image source, AP

The football has taken us nicely into the Olympic stadium as we prepare for the final evening of track and field.

Here's what is coming up between now and your bedtimes. 

Serbia beat Croatia 11-7 to win gold, they led from the sixth minute to take the title away from the defending Olympic champions.

The football tournament at an Olympics can often feel a bit of an unnecessary addition - but Brazil winning in Brazil feels like a big moment.

Neymar the star of the show, But I don't think many Germany players would swap their World Cup winners' medals for an Olympic gold.

Tim Vickery
BBC Sport South American football expert on 5 live

Two years ago the Brazil team were crying before, during and after the game against Germany. They are crying after this game but for very different reasons. They have now completed the set - winning everything they can.

Alistair Magowan
BBC Sport in Rio

Neymar writes himself into Brazilian history. What a moment.

A first Olympic gold medal, a record sixth gold medal at a Games.

"The champions are back" screams the Maracana. 

Total bedlam! 

Dennis Ethan: Yessssss! Neymar does it! Brazil win the GOLD!!!

Nigel Adderley: And in that moment, Brazil will consider the Olympics a success...

Phil: Maddie Hinch would've saved it...

Tom Fordyce
Chief sports writer in Rio

Biggest noise in the athletics stadium all Olympics comes with that news from the Maracana. And it's still only a sixth full