Amber Anning does get a personal prize in Paris - she's broken Christine Ohuruogu's British record, which has stood for 11 years, with a time of 49.29 seconds.

An unexpected start to this women's hockey gold medal match as China take a surprise lead over reigning champions Netherlands.

After some good play around the D, it is Chen Yi who strikes first after just six minutes into the final.

Advantage China...

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Parc des Princes

A tame end really…

Just Spain hitting the bar to spark jubilant and relieved celebrations among the French.

And Michael Olise dancing down the right before drawing another fine save.

France almost won it!

Everyone takes a collective deep breath as we use the brief break to allow heart rates to drop.

Another half an hour of this frenzied, fabulous feast to enjoy.

France have one more attack and one more chance to clinch victory.

But it comes to nothing and finally we can be sure this is heading to extra time.

Anyone's game this. What a thriller.

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Not long to go now until Katarina Johnson-Thompson goes for gold.

Remember, she's second after six events and needs to beat Belgian rival Nafissatou Thiam by eight-and-a-half seconds in the 800m.

She goes at 19:25 BST.

Amber Anning is flying GB flag in the women's 400m final.

The 23-year-old qualified in second place behind Poland's Natalia Kaczmarek with a personal-best time of 49.47 seconds - only just missing out on the British record held by Christine Ohuruogo for the past 11 years.

Anning has the motivation of adding to her Paris medal collection tonight, after claiming silver with Great Britain in the women's 4x400m relay a few days ago.

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We are just about to get under way in the final hockey match of Paris 2024.

The Netherlands, who are in their sixth consecutive Olympic final, take on China in the gold medal match at 19:00 BST.

The number one ranked Dutch as the reigning Olympic and World champions are very much heavy favourites for this gold medal.

Led by former Dutch head coach Alyson Annan, however, China are not to be underestimated having risen from 14 to eighth in the world since the Australian took charge.

It will be a tough ask with the Netherlands looking to make history by becoming the first nation to win both the men's and women's hockey gold in one games after the men's team beat Germany in the final on Thursday.

We're now into the sixth minute of added time. Spain are attacking the France box, the ball breaks for Benat Turrientes and the Spain substitute pokes it goalwards.

And the crowd in the Parc des Princes holds its breath as it beats Guillaume Restes only to hit the top of the crossbar and go over.

Wow... that would have won gold!!

BBC One

Get that remote - it's time to switch to BBC One. What a wonderful half hour that was, BBC Two!

• You know the sound when you drop the 2p machine at the seaside? That's actually the sound of GB racking up the medals in Paris.
• In a wonderful 15 minutes from 18:30 to 18:45, GB won silver in the women's 4x100m relay, then the men's 4x100m team took bronze - which was sandwiched by a bronze medal for cyclist Jack Carlin in the men's team sprint.

• Earlier, Team GB won their 14th gold medal of the Games when climber Toby Roberts scaled the heights to win the boulder and lead event.
• And it was silver for GB pair Elinor Barker and Neah Evans in the women's madison after a thrilling finish (see video below).
• Katarina Johnson-Thompson remains in contention for a medal in the heptathlon, but needs to beat Nafissatou Thiam by around 8.5 seconds in the 800m (19:25) to overtake her for the gold.
• GB's Max Burgin is into Saturday's men's 800m final but Ben Pattison and Elliot Giles miss out. Cindy Sember failed to finish in the women's 100m hurdles semi-final.
• Britain's 4x400m men's and women's teams are into their respective finals.
• Hector Pardoe came sixth in the men's marathon swimming, with Toby Robinson 14th.
• Divers Yasmin Harper and Grace Reid finished fifth and 10th in the 3m springboard final.

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Parc des Princes

People are pogoing, waving French tricolores, generally going bananas.

Thierry Henry puffs out his cheeks and looks skywards.

Sacre bleu.

Don’t rule out any more drama in stoppage time…

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The race was over before it began for Team USA.

The opening handover between Kenny Bednarek and Christian Coleman was a disaster, with Coleman on leg two having to almost put the brakes on.

The relay curse continues for the Americans.

And now they have officially been disqualified.

Colin Jackson
Two-time world 110m hurdles champion on BBC TV

Canada - how wonderful was that to see?

Andre De Grasse on that final leg, he never gave up.

He was not in the lead when he took the baton and he just charged.

Jean-Philippe Mateta steps up to take the penalty. The Crystal Palace striker has already scored four goals in the tournament.

The game is now into the third minute of five added on.

But Mateta holds his nerve to convert, rolling it into the left corner as the goalkeeper dives the other way.

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The British duo of Elinor Barker and Neah Evans are now able to collect their silver medals from the women's madison which finished about an hour ago.

Italy got the gold, with the Netherlands the bronze.

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Parc des Princes

OH MY WORD!

This drama. Makes an Eastenders duh-duh-duh look tame.

A silent hush fell as referee Ramon Abatto came back into the pitch after going to the monitor.

Nobody knew which way he was going to go.

Victoria Pendleton
Olympic cycling gold medalist on BBC Radio 5 Live

That was an incredible half lap by Jack Carlin. Absolutely a phenomenal effort

Even bigger penalty shouts from another France corner. There's a lengthy stoppage... and this time the referee goes to look at the pitchside monitor.

There is some holding at the far post, but is it enough for a penalty?

It's given!! Joy around the Parc des Princes.

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