At the end of day 13, here's how the medal table looks.

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Great Britain's Galal Yafai will compete for gold after reaching the Olympic final with a relentless display against Kazakhstan's Saken Bibossinov.

The Birmingham fighter, competing in the 52kg flyweight division, was involved in one of the fights of the Tokyo Games and edged a split decision.

"I can't believe it. It's ridiculous, it's a dream," Yafai told BBC Sport.

"We're a close-knit team and we support each other. We have six medals now. It shows what GB Boxing is."

Holly Bradshaw had been waiting for this moment for a very, very long time. But she finally has her hands on an Olympic medal.

The Brit finally landed her first major championship podium finish with pole vault bronze.

The 29-year-old, who finished fifth and sixth at Rio 2016 and London 2012, edged out defending champion Katerina Stefanidi as she cleared 4.85m.

But Bradshaw couldn't follow gold medallist Katie Nageotte of the USA or Russian world champion Anzhelika Sidorova over 4.90m.

"This is what I've worked for my whole career. I've had so many ups and downs. It's something that I've just wanted, and wanted it so bad and it finally happened," she told BBC Sport.

We had to wait a little while for another medal, but boy was it worth it.

Matt Walls dominated the omnium to win his first Olympic gold, and Team GB's first at the velodrome at this Games.

The 23-year-old finished on a total of 153 points, 24 more than silver medallist Campbell Stewart of New Zealand, while Italy's defending champion Elia Viviani took bronze.

Elsewhere on the Izu boards, Jack Carlin progressed to the sprint semi-finals but two-time defending champion Jason Kenny was eliminated.

Katy Marchant saw her keirin campaign cut short in the quarter-finals after she was caught up in a crash.

We start our round-up with the first British medal of the day.

Liam Heath claimed bronze in a photo finish after making a "hesitant start" to the defence of his Olympic men's kayak single 200m.

The 36-year-old clocked 35.202 seconds to edge out Hungary's Kolos Csizmadia for third place.

Heath has now won medals at three consecutive Games,

That's your lot from us today. Thanks for joining us - hope it's been as fun for you as it has for us!

The team will be back from midnight tonight to kickstart day 14, but we'll leave you with a round-up of today's action, and this lovely, lovely sunset shot from the BBC's Sarah Mulkerrins out in Tokyo.

Heptathlon gold medallist Nafi Thiam speaking to BBC Sport:

"I'm still in shock, it's been two difficult years with a lot of up and downs and physical problems and in my head I wasn't always in the right place. I'm happy, it's paid off in the end and now I want to enjoy my holidays I think I need some time off - I'm just exhausted.

"A lot of up and downs and a lot of pressure from the outside and also that I put on myself. I don't really have the words right now.

"Five years ago in Rio it was a shock, I'm really proud I was able to do this it was difficult for me I had to provide some solid performances on day two and I was really focused this morning and my coach was positive. But he couldn't be with me which was a bit of a punch in the face - I didn't think I could do it without him. I'm thankful for the team around me saying I could do this."

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Holly Bradshaw speaking to BBC Sport, after winning bronze in the women's pole vault:

"This is what I’ve worked for my whole career. I’ve had so many ups and downs. It’s something that I’ve just wanted, and wanted it so bad and it finally happened. It’s not sunk in, I don’t know what to say. I’m almost emotionless – I don’t know what emotion I’m feeling.

"Relief, pure enjoyment, just excited and proud of myself for sticking with it. I knew I could get it one day and I can’t express how grateful I am at getting an Olympic medal.

"I’m really proud of myself and all of my team for sticking with me."

What. A. Photo.

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Just moments ago, we saw Nafi Thiam win heptathlon gold (again!) but hers isn't the only Olympic title Belgium are celebrating today.

Their men's hockey team won gold earlier, beating Australia in a shootout. Watch the highlights below.

Team GB's omnium Olympic gold medallist Matt Walls has been speaking after his win.

He's the first British track cyclist to win gold at these Games.

“It means a lot. It’s pretty cool to be the first one to get the gold," he said.

"It’s been carnage basically, these Olympics, in the team pursuit especially.”

The gold medal game has been decided. Team USA will take on France.

France have just beaten Slovenia 90-89 - just one point in it! - to guarantee themselves a medal.

Team USA defeated Australia earlier on today. They are chasing their fourth consecutive Olympic gold.

Fourteen-year-old Quan Hongchan racked up the perfect 10s as the Chinese diver claimed gold in the women's 10m platform earlier

"She's 14 and she's doing stuff like that. I don't know what to add," said Great Britain's Andrea Spendolini-Sirieix, who finished seventh.

"When we were warming up and we were waiting to be called out, she was dancing, she was laughing, it looked like she had no nerves. She's amazing."

Denise Lewis
Olympic heptathlon gold medallist on BBC TV

Multi-eventers - they know the pain of the last event, they know the challenges of the two days of competition. And to get a medal at the end. That's just golden.

Andrew Cotter
Athletics commentator on BBC TV

Gold for Warner, 9000 points passed and the Olympic record.

Warner was just too good over these two days.

Take your hat off to him. Fourth highest score in a decathlon and what a way to win the gold.

A little earlier, Steven Gardiner won the Bahamas their first medal of the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.

Gardiner won 400m gold, and here's how he did it.

A reminder that Holly Bradshaw used tins of beans to help her train during the initial Covid-19 lockdown.

Now she's an Olympic medallist.

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