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. What's coming up?

    First up, Eliud Kipchoge, the defending Olympic marathon champion and world record holder, features in the final athletics event of Tokyo 2020 (23:00 on Saturday to 01:30 on Sunday).

    Kipchoge has said he is "still hungry" at 36 and dismissed concerns about the heat. He said conditions in Sapporo, some 500 miles north of Tokyo, will be the same for everyone and won't be a factor.

    Callum Hawkins, who has twice come fourth at World Championships. Ben Connor and Chris Thompson run for GB.

  2. The race for fourth

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    Team GB go into the final day of the Games fifth in the medal table with the chance to finish fourth.

    GB have won 63 medals in total, the same as the Russian Olympic Committee who have won more silvers. Australia are in sixth place.

  3. The end is here

    We've seen moments of history...

    ... moments of joy...

    ... and moments of pain...

    ... but now the curtain is almost down on another Olympics.

    Here it is, the final day of Tokyo 2020. Let's hope it's a belter.