GB win two golds, two silvers and three bronzes on day 14 - 18 golds and 58 medals in total
Athletics: GB men win 4x100m silver and women bronze
Laura Muir wins 1500m silver behind Faith Kipyegon
Cycling: Historic win as GB's Laura Kenny and Katie Archibald claim madison gold
Kenny first British woman to triumph at three Olympic Games - her fifth gold
Modern pentathlon: Kate French wins GB's 18th gold
Cycling: GB's Carlin wins bronze in men's sprint
Hockey: GB women win bronze after thrilling 4-3 victory over India
Diving: Tom Daley qualifies for 10m individual platform final
Boxing: GB's Lauren Price to fight for middleweight gold on Sunday after beating Nouchka Fontijn
Men's 4x400m relay
Andrew Cotter
Athletics commentator on BBC TV
Realistically that just shows where Great Britain's mens are in the 4x400m.
Five teams went under three minutes. There are people in the US team who will be running for their place in the final team.
Not today my friend... not today.
Image source, .One horse's refusal leads to total heartbreak...
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But it was a contrasting experience for Annika Schleu, whose face says it all.
The German was drawn to ride Saint Boy in the show jumping leg of the modern pentathlon but the horse turned out to be a bit of a sinner and refused obstacles.
Schleu had led the modern pentathlon going into the show jumping, but ended it out of the competition all together.... hence the tears.
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If you missed it a little earlier, here's the moment Kate French won modern pentathlon gold for Great Britain.
Men's 4x400m relay
The front five all went under three minutes, a pretty quick heat there - USA, Botswana and Trinidad and Tobago are the automatic qualifiers.
Men's 4x400m relay
Michael Ohioze will need to run an outstanding final leg to get Great Britain back in the mix, they are well adrift of the front five. He crosses in sixth, and that looks like the end of Team GB's men's 4x400m relay campaign.
Men's 4x400m relay
Cameron Chalmers hands on to Joe Brier as the athletes leave their lanes, passing over for the third leg in sixth place. Work to do...
Men's 4x400m relay
Representing GB in this one are Cameron Chalmers, Lee Thompson, Joseph Brier and Michael Ohioze.
They are looking for a top-three spot to automatically qualify and have the USA and Trinidad and Tobago to watch out for in this heat.
And we're off...
FT: Netherlands 3-1 Argentina
And that's that - the Netherlands women regain the gold medal they won in London in 2012 and make it four Olympic titles.
It was a bit of a stroll in the end for the Dutch and Argentina missed the chance to win their first ever gold medal in the women's game.
The Netherlands scored three out of five of their penalty corners and, despite a consolation goal for Argentina at the end of the second-half, their experience shone through and they dominated that final.
Image source, Getty ImagesMen's 4x400m relay
Right then, to the track, where Great Britain are about to go in the men's 4x400m relay.
Netherlands 3-1 Argentina
The Netherlands just ticking down the clock now with just over three minutes to go in this gold medal match.
The three-time Olympic champions have been in complete control but the scoreline remains unchanged - they've just got to see this one out now.
Women's modern pentathlon
Team GB
Britain's Kate French, speaking to BBC Sport moments after winning gold:
"I actually don’t know what just happened - I can’t believe it right now.
"I just knew I had to focus, and I knew I could do it if I focussed on my shooting and ran as fast as I could.
"Thanks to my team supporting here and to my family at home. I couldn't have done it without them."
Women's modern pentathlon
Not only did Kate French win gold but she did it in a new Olympic record time.
Someone get that Wiki page updated quick sharp...
GOLD - Kate French (GB) 1385
SILVER - Laura Asadauskaite (Ltu) 1370
BRONZE - Sarolta Kovacs (Hun) 1368
French's team-mate Jo Muir finishes in 14th place. A fantastic showing by the 26-year-old from Dumfries on her Olympics debut.
Women's modern pentathlon
"I don't know what to say!" a giggling Kate French tells our man Nick Hope in the Tokyo Stadium.
The 30-year-old from Bath has a mixture of surprise and sheer delight in her eyes as she reacts to her stunning victory.
What. A. Moment.
Full quotes on the way...
Women's modern pentathlon
Nick Hope
BBC Sport Olympics reporter in Tokyo
When Kate French hits the tournament - she is a superhero.
It's difficult as the athletes are constantly having to change and adapt their training with the sport modernising, and that's what Kate has been able to do.
She has continued to fight the odds, get stronger, and we knew from the World Cup that she had every chance.
You can be strong at all the disciplines but then it is just chance in the show-jumping so can you be the horse-whisperer you need to be? It's where anything can happen. You have to have the ability to calm your horse, even speaking to the horse in the language of the country that they are based!
Kate French's success also gives Great Britain a boost in the Tokyo 2020 medal table.
That's a 18th gold medal for Team GB - lifting them back ahead of Australia and the Russian Olympic Committee - and their 55th podium finish of the Games.
Netherlands 3-1 Argentina
Here we go, just 15 minutes between the Netherlands and an Olympic gold medal...
Oh, and Argentina of course.
Netherlands 3-1 Argentina
The third quarter comes to a close and not much to report there - the Netherlands still well in control and Argentina look a little deflated after scoring that goal at the end of the second quarter.
It would take a big push for them to get themselves back into this contest - but a lot can happen in 15 minutes...
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Top Trevor: I’m exhausted watching Kate French!! Phenomenal!
DragonWales: This has to be the most astounding Gold med.al of the lot! What an effort in the most demanding of sports. On our feet here
Joanne: Kate French! Just WOW!! How amazing was that!
Women's modern pentathlon
French's smile is wider than the Seine. She sits on the grass in the Olympic Stadium taking in what she has just achieved.
The greatest race of her life!