Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Roland Garros

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Walking into Roland Garros tonight, you pass tens of Algerians queuing outside to get inside and hundreds more in the grounds.

Nearly everyone is wearing green, white and red national colours, and all here, of course, to support Imane Khelif.

"The whole controversy has been very injustice and not very fair," says Megharbi Imane, a content creater who is in Paris to support the boxer.

"We are very supportive of her but can't ever imagine her mindset. She has a big mindset, an amazing mindset.

"Algerians everywhere are supporting her - even those who know nothing about boxing or sport. They are supporting her just because they want her to know we believe in her, know her story and know her background.

"She's a woman and she deserves her place here."

Olympic journeys look different for everyone and that is a special moment for Megan Keith and Eilish McColgan.

A gruelling physical test.

Well done to Eilish as well for coming through. She has been battling the injuries over the years and to make her fourth Olympic Games is an incredible achievement.

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Bronze medallist Jack Carlin on BBC One: “It has been a tough couple of months after what happened in Canada and I think the last three months have probably been the hardest of my career, trying to get back to health and the support team I have, the physio who you saw hugging me at the end, who has mended me to put me back in one piece.

“I didn’t know what to expect with the sprint. My aim was the team sprint, to make sure I delivered that for the team and then the kierin is my aim and my gold chance, that’s still to come.

"If it wasn't for the British Cycling support I wouldn’t have been on the line today or at this Games. They've mended me back together and brought me to a place where I’m medal competitive - I can only be thankful for that."

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Boxing at Paris 2024 has been overshadowed by a row about the eligibility of two fighters in the women's competition.

Algeria's Imane Khelif and Taiwanese fighter Lin Yu-ting will fight for gold on Friday and Saturday respectively. Khelif fights at 21:51 BST against Yang Liu of China in the women's 66kg category.

But last year Khelif and Lin were disqualified from the World Championships. The body that oversaw that 2023 event is the International Boxing Association (IBA), and it says both fighters failed gender eligibility tests.

On Monday the IBA held a news conference which it had said would provide a "detailed explanation of the reasons for the disqualification".

However the chaotic media event left more questions than answers.

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has cast doubt on the reliability of the tests and suggested what is happening is a "sometimes politically motivated cultural war".

In June 2023, the IOC stripped the IBA of its status as the sport's amateur world governing body over concerns over how it was run.

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We're into the fourth quarter of the women's basketball semi-final between France and Belgium and it is delicately poised at 52-51.

The winners will play USA on Sunday.

Some going from Beatrice Chebet.

Kenya's distance superstar completed the 5,000m/10,000m double with victory this evening.

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'O Canada' is playing loudly out of the speakers inside the Stade de France - another cracker of a national anthem. Andre de Grasse anchored the Canadians to 4x100m relay gold and looking at his age, the Tokyo men's 200m champion is only 29! He doesn't turn 30 until November.

Also standing on the podium are the British quartet picking up their bronze. It's been a great day for medals for Team GB.

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To wrap up the field medals from tonight's action...

In the women's shot put final, Germany's Yemisi Ogunleye claimed gold with a distance of 20.00m, Maddi Wesche of New Zealand was the silver medallist on 19.86m ( a personal best) and China's Song Jiayuan picked up bronze with 19.32m.

Over in the men's triple jump final, Spain's Jordan Diaz triumphed with a jump of 17.86m, Pedro Pichardo of Portugal took silver on 17.84m and the bronze medal went to Italian Andy Diaz with 17.64m

As Matt says, Great Britain's Lewis Richardson, the only Team GB boxer to win a medal, has just collected his bronze in his men's 71kg category.

Richardson lost two days ago in an agonising semi-final defeat by Mexico's Marco Verde, who in turn was beaten by gold medallist Asadkhuja Muydinkhujaev of Uzbekistan.

Muydinkhujaev was in floods of tears as his country's national anthem is played.

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport in Paris

In between bouts, the medals for the men’s 71kg category have just awarded.

That included Team GB’s Liam Richardson who was beaming as his name was announced.

He came so close to the final two nights ago but now has his moment on the podium.

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Katarina Johnson-Thompson on BBC One: “I can’t even describe the words that this weekend has taken. I’m just so relieved. I’m just so happy, I'm so so happy that I've got an Olympic medal to add to my collection. It has been so hard getting back to this point so I’m just so relieved.

“I really don't know what to say. I'm a bit overwhelmed at the minute."

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Half-time in the women's basketball semi-final between France and Belgium and it's a tight one.

The hosts are trailing 36-31 at the break with the winners facing huge favourites USA on Sunday.

Sonia Oxley
BBC Sport in Paris

After all that hip-hop, it does seem strange to see the b-girls dressed in team tracksuits getting their medals with the usual IOC medal ceremony music playing. Quite a contrast to the hours before.

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The Paris 2024 games has sparked a New era for fencing according to the International Fencing Federation.

Taken place for nine days at the Grand Palais, the event started on July 27 and has ended with a total of 12 gold medals.

These medals were awarded in individual and team events for women and men in epee, foil and sabre.

Overall there was 212 athletes fencing from 53 countries at Paris 2024 Olympic Games

The Grand Palais is the "most spectacular venue in our lifetime”, said Emmanuel Katsiadakis, FIE Interim President.

“Fencing events at these Games will surely stand as the most memorable of all time, presenting our sport to the world as never before.

I congratulate our new Olympic champions, all participating athletes, as well as all the people who made these Games possible.

Fencing has absolutely entered a new era of excitement and interest, having reached millions of spectators and fans worldwide.”

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Can you believe there's only one day left at the athletics?

It's been quite a week at the Stade de France - and three medals for GB this evening has been tremendous.

What are your favourite memories of the track and field at Paris 2024?

Let us know.