Jeanette Kwakye
Former British 100m champion on BBC One

This will be a 100m for the ages, an exciting one. Blessing was one of the favourites, a big favourite for Africa.

I know what it feels like to wake up in the morning and know what it's like to have a big chance. We can expect fantastic performances tonight. I hope you've all marked it in your diary.

Nigerian sprinter Blessing Okagbare has been thrown out of the Olympics after failing a drug test.

It is the first doping case of the Tokyo Games track and field competition, officials said on Saturday.

Okagbare, who was one of Dina Asher-Smith's rivals in the 100m, tested positive for human growth hormone in an out-of-competition test on 19 July, said the Athletics Integrity Unit.

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Jeanette Kwakye is bringing us big news on BBC One. That's coming here next...

Right.

That was awesome.

We move on. As we have to in this sporting festival.

Greg1975: That mixed #Triathlon, external was exhilarating. Well done, Jess, Jonny, Georgia and Alex! Absolutely fantastic.

Surviving 2021: So So much pride in seeing our Fab 4 getting their Triathlon GOLD medals round their necks.

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If you hit the red button you can watch the latest from the track, where some 400m hurdles are underway.

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British Triathlon Performance Director Mike Cavendish says all four athletes "executed it perfectly".

"We planned for a long time for this," he says. "We felt we had the four best athletes, the challenge was dampening expectations.

"We are fortunate we have such strength in depth across the board."

Remember Great Britain won silver in the men's individual, silver in the women's and gold in the relay. We're a triathlon superpower.

Non Stanford (Former GB triathlete)
Speaking on BBC One

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I think that symbolises the last 10 years of British triathlon. We have worked so hard as a federation to get to this point. I think that has summed it up. Hopefully they have inspired the next generation. Hopefully in Paris and Los Angeles this is a familiar sight.

Will any of the four cry?

The flag is raised... no tears from what I can see. Triathletes are double hard.

Great Britain have seven golds at Tokyo 2020. We're ahead of our medal tally from 2012 and 2016 remember.

The four stand on top of the podium with gold around their necks.

Jess Learmonth, Jonny Brownlee, Georgia Taylor-Brown and Alex Yee... respect.

Anthem time.

Four British athletes are about to be handed some gold medals.

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The triumphant team continue to speak to Matthew Pinsent on BBC One:

Georgia Taylor-Brown on how she took on her leg: "I just tried to not panic. Jonny gave me such a big lead. I knew I had a bit of time to just chill out and not stress too much about it because that’s where things can go wrong. I just wanted a comfortable swim and bike and I knew I needed to give everything that last run lap and give everything I could for little ‘Yee-boy!’"

Alex Yee: "I was pretty scared taking over. These guys had done the perfect race up to that point – we had the three best people doing each leg and I wanted to do it justice. In my mind I wasn’t going to do anything less than trying to get the win.

"When Luis came past I knew I just had to get on there. I know my run’s my strength so I just went for it. It’s amazing to be here and do it with these great guys."

Brownlee on closing out his career: "That’s probably it for my Olympic career – I’ve got all the medals. The Olympics is always a special event and this one is even more special after what everyone’s been through and to do it as a team is absolutely amazing"

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The triumphant team spoke to Matthew Pinsent, after their gold-medal performance:

Jess Learmonth: "I can’t believe it. I was slightly nervous being in a team with Olympic medallist."

Jonny Brownlee: "Olympics – I’ve completed it! It feels absolutely amazing. Third Olympics and to finally walk away with Olympic gold.

"We knew coming into this race there was a lot of pressure on us, we all had to race very well and do everything right, and that’s what we did.

"Well done to everyone but Alex taking over and it seemed like the best position but it’s probably the worst position because all you can do is lose it. He kept his cool, kept his head and the to girls were absolutely brilliant – we did everything we possibly could."

If you do intend going to bed, let these be the last images you see today. If you do that, tomorrow will be a good day.

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Non Stanford (Former GB triathlete)
Speaking on BBC One

To hear those words four those four, Olympic Champion, I have goose bumps. I will struggle to sleep tonight. They are four wonderful people and athletes. I am so happy for them.

Matt Chilton
Commentator on BBC TV

What a performance form Alex Yee. Silver medallist in the individual, and after two silvers, triathlon will be golden.

Jonny Brownlee has his Olympic Gold at long last. He ends his Olympic career with a gold.

Jonny Brownlee has an Olympic gold by the way. He now has the full set following individual silver in 2016 and bronze in 2012.

I think we can all agree the mixed relay triathlon is ace.

It's first outing at the Olympics. You can stay my friend. We like you.

Annie Emmerson
Former GB triathlete on BBC TV

For an athlete of 23 years of age - what incredible talent, what incredible compusure from the young Brit.

Yee is sat, propped up by the pillar on one side of the finishing arch.

Emptied.

Good lad.