25 gold medal events on Sunday
Gymnastics: Max Whitlock retains pommel horse title to win GB's 10th gold medal
Athletics: Italy's Marcell Jacobs wins shock 100m gold after Zharnel Hughes false starts
Tennis: German Alexander Zverev beats Russian Karen Khachanov in men's final 6-3 6-1
Swimming: Team GB win medley relay silver to clinch record eighth medal at one Games
BMX freestyle: Charlotte Worthington wins Team GB's ninth gold with stunning second run
Duncan Scott wins GB record fourth medal at same Olympics - one gold and three silvers in the pool
BMX freestyle: Declan Brooks claims bronze in men's final
Golf: Taiwanese CT Pan wins seven-way bronze play-off, USA's Xander Schauffele takes gold
Boxing: Ben Whittaker advances to Tuesday's 81kg boxing final - guaranteeing at least a silver medal
Boxing: Frazer Clarke in super-heavyweight semi-finals after French opponent disqualified
Women's park freestyle final
Charlotte Worthington just landed a backflip 360 early in her second round - the first time it's ever been landed in women's competition (and the trick she failed to land in the first run). This could be a big score. She's in the mix now...
Women's park freestyle final
Charlotte Worthington needs a score of at least 86.00 to have a medal chance.
So here we go...
BBC Red Button
The action from the swimming has moved temporarily to BBC Red Button. Dan Jervis is in action in the men's 1500m final.
Women's park freestyle final
BBC One
Great Britain's Charlotte Worthington has her final run in a second or two. Remember she fell on run one, so this next run will offer her the score she puts forward in her bid for a medal.
You can watch it on BBC One or at the top of this page now.
Will Worthington go for something huge to shoot for a medal? Or does she just need a solid score on the board to try to nick something? Right now she has nothing. This my friends is her last chance...
Men's 50m freestyle
BBC Sport
Image source, Getty ImagesBen Proud caught up with Sharron Davies, after coming fifth in the 50m freestyle final:
"It's a tough one, that's for sure. I wish I could have brought the team back home something but that's how it is.
"Swimming has taken me on an amazing journey. It's been a tough couple of years but I'm still motivated to come back and keep swimming - for my family, my girlfriend.
"I've got a couple of years left. i thought this was a good year for me but it didn't happen."
Women's 50m freestyle
Emma McKeon is up next..
What a swim from the Australian, she was like a torpedo through the water to take her third gold of the Games and her sixth medal overall.
Sort of expected that and another Olympic record goes. Simply brilliant.
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Women's park freestyle final
BMX is savage. Moments after that stunning Roberts run, Russian athlete Elizaveta Posadskikh hits her head... hard. She holds her head for a good while, walks around a bit, mounts the bike and carries on tamely. That was heavy.
Men's 50m freestyle
Image source, BBC OneCaeleb Dressel barely looked out of breath as he beat the Olympic record. Just imagine what he could do in one of those body-length swimsuits!
Women's park freestyle final
American Hannah Roberts just threw her bike in a moment of emotion after a truly mesmerising run. It was all too much for her... the bike went... then the tears came... then more when a score of 96.10 was read.
She's top after run one. Remember, only the best score out of a rider's two runs will count. Roberts though may have just won the gold.
We will see. After run one...
Image source, .Men's 50m freestyle
Mark Foster
Former freestyle world swimming champion on BBC TV
"Caeleb Dressel. Dominant. The shortest event, and he won it by the largest margin.
"Ben never really got into it in the beginning."
Men's 50m freestyle
Andy Jameson
Commentator and former Olympic swimmer on BBC TV
"Dressel has talked about pressure and stress. He doesn't mind the pressure but he hasn't enjoyed the stress and the relief every time he has won a medal.
"He won it by miles!
"Decent swim for Ben Proud who finishes fifth."
Men's 50m freestyle
Wow. Caeleb Dressel.
The American has won by a country mile in just 21.07 seconds. How many gold medals is that?
Britain's Ben Proud finishes fifth.
Men's 50m freestyle final
Adrian Moorhouse
1988 Olympic 100m breaststroke champion on BBC TV
"If Caeleb Dressel hits his starts it is very diffficult to see anyone else for the gold medal.
"The question then is in the last 10m can anyone come back at him?"
Men's 50m freestyle
The world's fastest sprinters in a one-length sprint for glory, as Britain's Ben Proud takes on the likes of American superstar Caeleb Dressel.
Here we go....
Cross-country eventing
Ian Stark
Olympic silver medallist on BBC TV
Tom McEwen and Toledo De Kerser
"Tom is checking his watch but his horse is effortlessly eating up the ground.
"Very quick over the jumps and very quick back into the gallop."
Cross-country eventing
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Meanwhile, still all going to plan for GB at the the Sea Forest XC course.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe year 1908 is something you will have heard a lot about over the last few days when it comes to Great Britain and swimming.
They've won four gold medals in the pool so far in Tokyo - matching the tally from 1908 - while Duncan Scott is the first British swimming to have won a hat-trick of medals since that year.
Scott can become the most decorated British Olympian at any games if GB pick up a medal in 4x100m relay this morning (03:36 BST) and it would also be the eighth Britain has picked up in swimming in Tokyo - which will be the most they have ever managed at a Games.
Oh yes, and Adam Peaty could win a third gold at these Games if the relay team can repeat their world championship success...
History beckons.
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Women's final
Australia's Natalya Diehm leads....
That was impressive. Next up is GB's Charlotte Worthington.....
Good start, look at the height of that double flip...oh no.
She's down. Worthington's back wheel just clips the top of the ramp and she lands on the deck after attempting a 360 backwards flip. Looks like she is okay as she gets up part grimace, part smile.
Can she bring it back? No, she scores 38.60. Diehm is on 86.00.
Women's 3000m
No joy for Great Britain's Aimee Pratt in her women's 3000m steeplechase heat, she clocked nine minutes and 47 seconds for 11th.
In heat three Elizabeth Bird puts in a super run to finish fifth. The final water jump took a bit out of her and she couldn't quite hold an automatic qualification place. We will need to wait to see if she's a fastest loser.