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

    Chris Boardman
    Olympic cycling champion on BBC TV

    Chance plays its part in the first half of this race as you can find yourself trapped with nowhere to go.

  2. Women's omnium

    Annette Edmondson is out already in this elimination race. Big surprise. Laura Kenny is third in line at the moment, holding comfortably.

  3. Basketball

    The gold medal match between USA and hosts Japan is under way now. Tune in on BBC Red Button.

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  4. Women's omnium

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

    Last person across the line is eliminated. You have a little red box on your handlebars that flashes to let you know you have been taken out.

    This is Laura Kenny's favourite event, she is the best rider in the world - male or female - in terms of her tactics and the way she rides this event.

    You need great handling skills and once again you have got to stay out of trouble because crashes do happen quite frequently.

  5. Women's omnium

    Onto the elimination race in the women's omnium - the third of four races and Laura Kenny's favourite.

  6. Get involved

    #bbcolympics

    Natalie Lewis: Is Jason Kenny feeling ok, he's back to his best almost. Great to see

    Sam Holloway: So the final day of the Olympics. Am I staying up to watch the cycling? You bet! Go Laura and Jason Kenny!

    Greg1975: The Kenny family mean business now!

  7. Men's keirin

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

    Jason Kenny is coming into form just at the right time.

    We have said it time and time again, he is like a big cat in the Serengeti who just lays around and waits until he gets hungry and sees his pray and then he becomes this animal.

  8. Men's keirin

    Chris Boardman
    Olympic cycling champion on BBC TV

    It looked like the Kenny of old, he is looking better and better as this competition goes on. The last couple of the races are the best we have seen of him at these Olympic Games.

  9. Men's keirin

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    Jason Kenny makes his move in the final lap and wins the semi-final to progress to the final.

    He is joined by Matthew Glaetzer and Jair Tjon En Fa but Jack Carlin finishes fourth and goes into the minor final.

  10. Men's keirin

    Jack Carlin moves out into the front with three to go...

  11. Men's keirin

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

    It could be good or bad with both British athletes in the first semi-final.

    It depends on how they choose to ride, back in the day if I had Ross Edgar in the same heat we would have a strategy that would work together to benefit both of us.

    Equally, you can overthink it and have a game plan that messes it up for both of you.

  12. Men's keirin

    We're onto the men's keirin semi-final with both Brits Jason Kenny and Jack Carlin in action. First three riders go through to the final.

  13. Women's sprint

    Laura Kenny's tempo race win means she claims a maximum 40 points and moves up to fifth overall, just 14 points off the medal places.

  14. Women;s sprint

    Katy Marchant finishes second in the race meaning sixth overall in women's sprint. Lea Friedrich wins the race to take fifth overall.

  15. Women's sprint

    Up now is Katy Marchant in the women's sprint race for fifth to eighth places.

  16. Women's omnium

    Chris Boardman
    Olympic cycling champion on BBC TV

    Laura Kenny is by far the most dangerous rider out of anyone in this event regardless of the current standings.

  17. Women's sprint

    Kelsey Mitchell beats Emma Hinze in the decisive sprint semi-final and she is into the gold medal race against Olena Starikova.

  18. Women's omnium

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

    It is the perfect response from Kenny. It will settle her nerves, and made sure there is no injury niggles or problems with the bike.

    That is the right way to bounce back from the crash.

  19. Track Cycling

    Women's omnium

    Chris Boardman
    Olympic cycling champion on BBC TV

    Kenny took that one and she will be pleased. It was a very controlled performance, she waited in the middle part of the event and then scored towards the end.

  20. Women's omnium

    Excellent work from Laura Kenny as the defending champion chips away nicely at the points deficit caused by that first-race crash. She wins the tempo race with seven sprint points.

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