Summary

  • Track cycling: Jason Kenny becomes first British athlete to win seven Olympic golds with victory in keirin

  • Boxing: Lauren Price wins superb middleweight gold by beating China's Li Qian on points

  • GB guaranteed to finish fourth in medal table with 22 golds

  • Tokyo Games draw to a close with closing ceremony at 12:00 BST

  • Track cycling: Laura Kenny finishes sixth in women's omnium after crashing in first event

  • Boxing: Ireland's Kellie Harrington wins sensational lightweight gold

  • Men's marathon: Eliud Kipchoge defends Olympic title

  • Basketball: USA win seventh straight women's Olympic title by beating Japan 90-75

Live Reporting

Harry Poole and Gary Rose

  1. Women's omnium

    Jill Douglas
    Reporter on BBC TV

    Jason Kenny, warming up for his keirin heat was watching to see if Laura was going to get up.

  2. Women's omnium

    Sir Chris Hoy
    Six-time Olympic cycling champion on BBC TV

    Laura Kenny is no stranger to these kinds of accidents and she will only be thinking about the next race and how to score points to get back into it.

  3. The track took a bit of damage in that dramatic crash and is needing to be repaired. Just waiting to see how the scores look after that.

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  4. Women's omnium

    Chris Boardman
    Olympic cycling champion on BBC TV

    Balsamo was the one who brought that one down. It doesn't look too bad in slow motion but that is a scary one to be involved in.

  5. Laura Kenny is back up on her bike and is OK thankfully but half the field went down there. Hopefully everyone else is uninjured too.

  6. Of the riders who didn't get caught up in the crashes Jennifer Valente wins with Yumi Kajihara second and Annette Edmondson third.

  7. There's a big crash and Laura Kenny is down! What drama at the end.

  8. Laura Kenny goes into the front with five to go. Amalie Dideriksen is right on her shoulder...

  9. 'Consistency needed'

    Women's omnium

    Chris Boardman
    Olympic cycling champion on BBC TV

    Consistency is what is required to be successful in the omnium, not necessarily to win all the disciplines but to figure in the points to stay with the top group.

  10. Track Cycling

    Twelve laps to go and no-one has made a move as yet...

  11. This first race is getting faster and faster with 18 laps to go. The first to the finish in this gets maximum points in what is the first of four events as part of the omnium.

  12. Track Cycling

    Women's omnium

    The women's omnium is under way with 30 laps of the Izu Veldrome in the scratch race.

  13. In the next few hours Laura Kenny could become Great Britain's most decorated female Olympian, while her partner Jason Kenny could become GB's most decorated male Olympian.

    We could be in for a historic couple of hours so stick with us and watch on BBC One!

  14. Track cycling

    OK almost time for the track cycling action. Here's the timetable over the next few hours.

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  16. Watch: Kipchoge wins men's marathon gold

    Eliud Kipchoge's 1:20 winning margin is the biggest victory margin in an Olympics marathon since 1972.

    Watch how he did it below.

  17. Schedulers have held back the men's keirin until the last day of the Olympics (02:20-05:15), knowing the track cycling discipline has a huge Japanese following.

    The keirin, where riders are paced by a motorised scooter for several laps before a sprint finish, was invented in Japan and added to the Olympics in 2000 after Japanese pressure.

    Sir Chris Hoy (2008, 2012) and Jason Kenny (2016) have won the past three Olympic keirin titles for GB.

    Kenny or Jack Carlin could be medal contenders for Britain this time around, with Kenny chasing a British record seventh gold and ninth medal in total.

  18. Coming up

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    Laura Kenny will bid to win the women's omnium for the third successive Games (02:00, 02:45, 03:26 and 04:25).

    Victory would bring her a sixth gold - the same as her husband Jason - and a seventh medal in total.

    Japan are yet to win a medal at the Izu Velodrome but Yumi Kajihara,who is the reigning world champion, could make it a day to remember for the hosts.

  19. 'We are on the right track to a normal life'

    Men's marathon

    And we've heard from the man himself.

    The four-time Olympic medallist spoke to BBC Sport's Nick Hope after the race:

    "Firstly I want to say thank you to everyone for the support and to those that made the Olympics, Tokyo 2020 happen.

    "I am happy to defend my title and to show the next generation, if you respect the sport and be disciplined you can accomplish your assignment.

    "It was not really easy, but it was really hard for everybody if you consider the weather. I am happy to cross the finishing line as the fastest.

    "Tokyo 2020 has happened, it is means a lot, it means there is hope. It means we are on the right track to a normal life. So we are on the track to our normal lives that is the meaning of the Olympics.

    "Thank you to all fans, to all the people in the whole world who was watching, be inspired."

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