Not long to go now, though we think they're are currently a little behind schedule in the boxing arena.

Joyce, remember, is the 6ft 6in giant from London who also has a degree in fine art.

Yoka is the world champion who beat Joyce in the semi-final on the way to that title in 2015.

Anthony Joshua
Olympic champion boxer

Joe will be warmed up. He's probably doing pad work, getting the muscles firing.

He has been doing this for so long, I am sure he is relaxed.

Shakhobidin Zoirov has won Uzbekistan's first Olympic gold medal, beating Russia's world champion Misha Aloian in the men's flyweight boxing final. You can watch how he did it right here.

Anthony Joshua
Olympic champion boxer on BBC TV

I hope Joe got some rest and got up, felt good about himself and is feeling positive.

He has come this far, the job is done and he has just got to go in and get the gold medal.

They have two very different styles. Yoka is a good jabber. Joe is one of the strongest heavyweights I have seen and he is going to have to break him down and take his jab down.

So, with the volleyball decided, there are four gold medals left up for grabs. One each in handball, wrestling, basketball and boxing - which is where our attention will for a little while.

Coming up at 19:15, Great Britain's Joe Joyce meets Tony Yoka of France for super-heavyweight gold.

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Champions at 2008 and 2012 France trail to Denmark at half-time in the gold medal match.

They beat Denmark in the group stage but the Danes could be about to knock France off their perch.

Watch it here.

Thanks to Andy and Matt, Stephan Shemilt here for the final leg of this Rio 2016 relay.

The plan for this evening is simple. Lots of gold medals, then a glittering closing ceremony.

After that, we must figure out how we are going to cope with real life in a post-Olympic world.

Great Britain women's hockey captain Kate Richardson-Walsh has been named as Britain's flagbearer for tonight's closing ceremony.

Competing at her fourth and final Olympics she led her team to a historic gold medal on Friday night.

You'l be able to see the ceremony tonight from midnight.

The USA were odds on favourites before the competition began, and sure enough, only Serbia stand in the way of the men from the NBA and gold.

The stats would suggest they're well set to win a third  straight Olympic title - indeed, they're unbeaten in international competition since 2006. 

Serbia have secured their first Olympic medal, though they won gold as part of Yugoslavia in 1990, and they have ran America closest in the competition so far, losing by just three points in the group stage.

Spain beat Australia in the bronze medal match earlier.

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What an atmosphere at the volleyball.

Hosts Brazil have taken a 2-0 lead in the final, bidding for one last gold at their home games.

They've won silver at the last two Olympics but they're just one set from 2016 gold.

No wonder this man is looking pleased in the crowd.

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Well that was unusual.

First, Uzbekistan’s Ikhtiyor Navruzov secured a bronze in the -65kg freelance wrestling in controversial circumstances, as Mongolia’s Mandakhnaran Ganzorig was reduced from celebration to desolation via a late penalty.

Then, his support staff got going. First they remonstrated.

Then they stripped.

And then they refused to move from the ring.

Navruzov still took the bronze mind. Flinging one's clothes off in a strop rarely changes the minds of officials.

Look who it is - it's Britain's showjumping Olympic champion Nick Skelton!

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Ten minutes gone in the men's handball final and France, winners at the last two Olympics, have a 6-5 lead against Denmark.

No men's team has ever won three consecutive golds. Can they do it?

There are 20 minutes of the first half remaining. Watch it here.