Summary

  • Athletics: Holly Bradshaw wins pole vault bronze - GB's 51st medal in Tokyo

  • Athletics: Steven Gardiner wins men's 400m in 43.85, Nafi Thiam defends heptathlon title, Damian Warner sets Olympic record to win decathlon

  • Track Cycling: Matt Walls wins omnium gold - GB's 16th

  • Track cycling: Jason Kenny out of sprint, but Carlin makes Friday's semi-finals

  • Boxing: Galal Yafai reaches flyweight final

  • Sprint Canoe: Liam Heath wins K1 200m bronze

  • Athletics: GB women break 4x100m British record as Dina Asher-Smith returns to track, men through but US out

  • Hockey: Belgium beat Australia 3-2 in shootout to win men's gold

Live Reporting

Becky Grey and Alex Bysouth

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  2. 'It was a change for the whole country' - James

    Men's 400m final

    Kirani James' 400m win at London 2012 was Grenada's first Olympic medal of any colour.

    "It had a ripple effect on my home country," he told BBC Sport.

    "It gave Grenada more recognition. People were looking up where Grenada is and finding out more about it, it was a boost in tourism and things like that.

    "It was a change, but not just for me."

    The 28-year-old goes for another Olympic gold in the 400m final next.

  3. Men's 400m final

    Wow, well, what a pole vault tussle. If you're still trying to recover from Holly Bradshaw's dramatic bronze then how about a dose of the men's 400m to unwind with?

  4. Get involved

    #bbcolympics

    Tracie Clugstone: Brilliant, brilliant bronze medal for our fabulous Chorley lass, @HollyBradshawPV The whole of Chorley is amazingly proud of you holly.

    James Stevenson: It’s a bronze medal for Holly Bradshaw. A place on the podium is hers at long last. Knew she could do it! Well done. Fab stuff.

    Phil: Bronze more than she expected. Has to be happy with that I think. Congrats to Holly Bradshaw

  5. 'Holly Bradshaw stand tall'

    Women's pole vault

    Allison Curbishley
    Athletics expert on BBC Radio 5 Live

    That was a phenomenal final, they really delivered the best drama in the stadium. Holly Bradshaw stand tall - you are our second track and field medallist of the Games!

  6. Gold for Nageotte

    Women's pole vault

    Anzhelika Sidorova fails at 4.95m and that means American Katie Nageotte's clearance at 4.90m is enough for gold.

    Nageotte runs crying into the crowd to celebrate with her coach as Holly Bradshaw pulls out of a photo shoot with a Union Jack to congratulate her fellow competitor.

  7. Women's pole vault

    Sidorova has one attempt at 4.95m to try and nab the gold.

    She tries to get a clap going in the almost empty stadium and, to her credit, opponent Katie Nageotte joins in.

  8. Bradshaw gets the bronze

    Women's pole vault

    Steve Cram
    Athletics commentator on BBC TV

    A third time failure for Bradshaw and it is the bronze medal.

    Something to celebrated - shes tried three times to get onto the podium - and now the smiles come out.

    When it comes together, as today, it takes a few minutes to sink in.

  9. Bronze for Bradshaw

    Women's pole vault

    Misses.

    It is still so impressive from Holly Bradshaw and she has a smile from her coach as she discusses her efforts.

    The third and final miss at 4.90m means both Katie Nageotte and Anzhelika Sidorova will finish ahead of her.

    Bradshaw picks up a Union Jack ready to celebrate her first Olympic medal.

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  10. Women's pole vault

    The nerves must be so high (mine are) but Bradshaw looks composed as she begins her run up and...

  11. Women's pole vault

    So that puts Holly Bradshaw down in the bronze medal position.

    Anzhelika Sidorova has decided to pass 4.90m, but Bradshaw is going to give it a go.

    This is her last chance.

  12. Nageotte clears 4.90m

    Women's pole vault

    Katie Nageotte is over!

    It was a beauty of a jump and she's now into the lead.

  13. Bradshaw fails second attempt

    Women's pole vault

    Ooooh!

    Bradshaw stays in second spot. She teased us by getting her feet over the bar, but the rest of her body didn't follow so that's a second failure at 4.90m.

    The Brit heads off for a chat with her coach.

  14. Women's pole vault

    Anzhelika Sidorova fails her second attempt too...

    What can Holly Bradshaw do now?

  15. Guaranteed medal now for Bradshaw - but what colour?

    Women's pole vault

    Steve Backley
    Two-time world javelin silver medallist on BBC TV

    Defending champion Stefanidi is out. We know Holly Bradshaw is going to get a medal - we just don't know what colour it is yet.

  16. Bradshaw guaranteed medal

    Women's pole vault

    Stefanidi doesn't even make it into the air but runs straight through onto the mat.

    That means Holly Bradshaw is guaranteed her first Olympic medal. We don't know what colour yet though.

  17. Women's pole vault

    Last chance for Katerina Stefanidi.

  18. Women's pole vault

    Mike Costello
    Athletics commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live

    Any one of these could take the gold medal!

  19. Women's pole vault

    OK. American Katie Nageotte fails 4.90m too so it is still all to play for.

  20. Bradshaw 'tried to force that'

    Women's pole vault

    Steve Backley
    Two-time world javelin silver medallist on BBC TV

    The first crack has appeared for Sidorova and it opens the door for Bradshaw at 4.90m.

    Bradshaw just maybe tried too hard and tried to force that. Didn't look quite as composed there.