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
Women's modern pentathlon
WOW! She's done it. Britain's Kate French is the Olympic champion!!
The 30-year-old should look exhausted as she powers over the line. But she doesn't!
Think we're all emotionally exhausted.
Women's modern pentathlon
French is so far ahead we can't see those behind. A 17-second lead as the Brit goes into the final bend...
Women's modern pentathlon
C'est magnifique! Kate French looks in complete control as she heads into the final shoot.
The targets are picked off and then she spins away to leg it from the range. Just 800m between her and the gold medal...
Mexico 3-1 Japan
It's all over in Saitama and Mexico take the men's football bronze medal.
The Japanese players drop to their knees as the final whistle blows. They gave it everything, but goals from Sebastian Cordova, Johan Vasquez and Alexis Vega won it for El Tri.
Kaoru Mitoma scored decent goal in the 78th minute for the hosts, but it's little more than a consolation as Mexico win their fourth medal of the Games.
Image source, Getty ImagesHeather Fell
Modern Pentathlon Olympic Silver medallist
French knows how to run fast - a lot of these atletes do - but she has come off a wonderful training block.
You will notice the rest of the field are really adrift.
Kate French is as cool as a cucumber!
Women's modern pentathlon
Back into the range for French, who pings off her shots with the coolness and composure of a Scorsese gangster.
The Brit is leading the way - 12 seconds ahead of Kovacs.
Heather Fell
Modern Pentathlon Olympic Silver medallist
Kate French is looking so focused. Kovacs had an ankle operation so we won't know her fitness.
Now we're going to see her putting a bit of pressure on the field, She swam an incredible personal best earlier on.
Netherlands 3-1 Argentina
We're back under way in the gold medal hockey match between the Netherlands and Argentina.
Argentina gave themselves a lifeline with that last gasp goal from a penalty corner at the end of the second-half - can it inspire them to do something special here?
Women's modern pentathlon
Another good shoot for Kate French - and she is smashing the second 800m run!
The Team GB athlete is in gold medal position and has a lead of three seconds over Hungary's Sarolta Kovacs in second.
Women's modern pentathlon
After the first trip to the shooting range, Kate French is up from fourth to third.
A medal is in sight for the Briton.
A long way to go yet, though - three more shoots and three more lots of 800m.
Women's modern pentathlon
Back to the Tokyo Stadium then for the start of the laser run.
Britain's Kate French is in the mixer for a medal...
As someone who has never ran a marathon, how would you go about fuelling your body for that?
Massive carb-loading on the day before the race and something light in the morning?
That alarm clock is going to go off mega early.
Women's marathon
Some news to bring you about the women's marathon...
The race was due to start in Tokyo at 7am on Saturday (23:00 BST, Friday) but has been brought forward by an hour because of the expected high temperatures tomorrow.
"Having taken advice from World Athletic’s medical team and reviewed all other considerations, World Athletics (WA), the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and the Tokyo 2020 Organising Committee had a series of discussions today and confirmed the schedule change," said a statement from the Games organisers.
"All team officials will be asked to inform their athletes of the conditions so they are able to pace themselves during the race."
Mexico 3-1 Japan
Japan have a goal back in the men's football bronze medal match.
Kaoru Mitoma finds the back of the net with a lovely bit of play. He takes a touch on the edge of the box, skips past the defenders and fires it into the back of the net.
It took 78 minutes for the hosts to get on the scoresheet. They have a mountain to climb if they want to take this to extra-time.
Women's hockey gold medal match
Agustina Gorzelany has given Argentina hope.
She fires the ball straight down the middle and past Xan De Waard from the penalty corner.
The whistle blows and that's the last action of the first half.
Netherlands 3-0 Argentina
Another one!
Caia van Maasakker has so much space and she guides the ball into the bottom left corner from the penalty corner.
She lets out a huge scream in celebration. Pure relief!
Wouldn't be surprised if Albie Kenny adds a few more to the family collection at the 2040 Games...
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Track Cycling
Chris Hoy - sorry, Sir Chris Hoy - said Kenny and Archibald's performance was "one of the most dominant displays" he had "ever seen at world level".
Wow. High praise indeed from the six-time Olympic champion.
So you'd better watch how great they were in our video below...
Netherlands 2-0 Argentina
Like busses!
Three minutes after their first goal, the Netherlands have another.
Another drag flick, another goal. This time from Caia van Maasakker.