Matthew Henry
BBC Sport in Paris

So if Toby Roberts can get up to second place we'll know he has a bronze medal at worst.

This is it, GB's Toby Roberts is on the wall and he's going for gold.

Can he do it when the pressure is on? We'll find out now.

GB team-mate Hamish McArthur is currently in the bronze medal position.

Czech Adam Ondra is currently on the wall.

Up next is Great Britain's Toby Roberts and he has his eyes firmly on the gold medal.

A nervy evening is in store as Katarina Johnson-Thompson sits second in the standings after six of the seven heptathlon events.

Nafi Thiam's impressive performance in the javelin gives her a lead of 121 points, meaning KJT needs to run around eight seconds faster than the Belgian to have a shot at the gold medal.

Can she do it?

You can find out from 19:25 BST.

And that is that for defending champion Alberto Lopez of Spain.

He scores a total of 116.2.

GB's Hamish McArthur remains in third place with three to go.

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport in Paris

The atmosphere here just builds and builds as the climber gets higher and higher. There are gasps and groans, like a crowd watching a tightrope walker at the circus, as the climbers drag themselves up.

It's great fun.

Mike Langley
Commentator on BBC One

Once again, Jakob Schubert finds a high point on the leaderboard.

You wanted to know how tired he is, he is still breathing so hard and can't even undo the rope!

Truly spectacular.

Image source, Reuters

Wow! It's a tremendous climb from Austria's Jakob Schubert as he puts 96 points on the board to move up to top spot!

With only GB's Toby Roberts and Japan's Sorato Anraku able to go above him, Schubert has guaranteed himself at least a bronze.

Nafi Thiam throws 52.56m with her final throw, meaning she does not improve on her mammoth opening effort of 54.04m.

She smiles and waves to the crowd knowing she will hold a lead of 121 points from Katarina Johnson-Thompson going into the 800m.

Johnson-Thompson is stronger at that event but she will need a convincing win to overhaul the defending Olympic champion.

Frenchman Paul Jenft is out of the running for a medal with a finishing score of 78.4.

GB's Hamish McArthur remains in second place as Austria's Jakob Schubert takes to the wall.

Image source, Reuters

Carr: Unbelievable how they work their way up the wall literally hanging on by fingertips at times

Richard: Surely the perspective is wrong on this climbing wall? It can't be as steep as it looks. These guys must have fingers of steel to maintain their grip.

USA's Colin Duffy has replaced Hamish McArthur at the top of the leaderboard with 68.1 points taking his tally to 136.4.

Mike Langley
Commentator on BBC TV

Nobody would have seen that coming. Amazing effort from Hamish.

Image source, EPA

Nafi Thiam oversteps and is red flagged with her second throw, but that brilliant opening effort means she is still in a commanding position.

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport in Paris

Hamish McArthur hanging 10m off the ground by one hand just then might be the most impressive thing I've seen at these Olympics and I was there for Leon Marchand...

GB's Hamish McArthur is Spider-Man! The strength he showed to hold on with one hand to then twist himself into 72 points.

What a performance from him after he only just scraped into the final.

He finishes the final with 125.9 points.

Here comes USA's Colin Duffy.

Image source, Reuters

Good news for Team GB's Kyle Kothari and Noah Williams! They're through to the men's 10m platform semi-finals.

The best 18 divers, in a field of 26, qualified.

Williams, who won silver in the synchro with Tom Daley, finished eighth, while Kothari was just one place behind back in ninth.

China's Cao Yuan, an Olympic gold medallist in three different events, sailed through in first with 500.15 points.

The final is on Saturday at 14:00 BST.