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Another busy day in Paris completed. It's scary to say, but we're approaching the halfway mark of these Olympics.

Julien Alfred reigns supreme in the women's 100m sprint. Who will take the men's title tomorrow evening?

Catch up with all the day eight highlights on Tonight at the Games on BBC One at 22:20 BST.

There's plenty more medal moments coming up tomorrow, too. We'll be back at 06:30 BST with the live page to bring you all the biggest stories.

Sleep tight and we'll see you again bright and early.

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France's campaign ends in heartbreak, the host nation have just fallen to a 1-0 quarter-final loss to Brazil in Nantes.

Striker Gabi Portilho poked home an 82nd-minute winner to help the South American champions to a 1-0 win.

Victory potentially extends the international career of Brazil's all-time leading goalscorer Marta.

The two-time Olympic silver medallist was suspended for the last-eight match after being sent off in Brazil's final group match.

The 38-year-old will retire from international football this year.

Brazil will face Spain in their semi-final on Tuesday (20:00 BST) after the world champions beat Colombia 4-2 on penalties following a 2-2 draw.

Tuesday's other semi-final will have Emma Hayes' USA facing Germany (17:00 BST).

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18:05: Athletics - men's 400m round one (GB's Matthew Hudson-Smith & Charles Dobson)

18:10: Swimming - men's 4x100m medley final (GB in action)

18:30: Swimming - women’s 4x100m medley final

18:55: Athletics - women's high jump final

19:05: Athletics - men’s 100m semi-finals (GB's Zharnel Hughes, Louie Hinchliffe)

19:35: Athletics - women’s 800m semi-finals (GB's Keely Hodgkinson, Jemma Reekie & Phoebe Gill)

20:10: Athletics - men’s 1500m semi-finals (GB's Josh Kerr & George Mills)

20:50: Athletics - men’s 100m final

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12:00: Archery - men's individual

12:30: Table tennis - men's singles

13:00: Cycling - women’s road race (GB's Lizzie Deignan, Pfeiffer Georgi & Anna Henderson)

14:00: Gymnastics - men's ring final (GB's Harry Hepworth)

14:40: Gymnastics - women's uneven bars final (GB's Becky Downie)

15:20: Gymnastics - men's vault final (GB's Harry Hepworth & Jake Jarman)

17:30: Swimming - women's 50m freestyle final

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07:30: Badminton - women's singles semi-final

08:00: Golf - men’s final round (Tommy Fleetwood & Rory McIlroy in contention)

08:30: Shooting - women's skeet qualification

09:00: Hockey - men's quarter-final (GB v India)

09:00: Equestrian - dressage individual grand prix freestyle

10:00: Boxing

10:25: Archery - men’s 1/8 elimination round (GB's Tom Hall)

10:45: Athletics - women’s 200m round one (GB's Daryll Neita, Bianca Williams & Dina Asher-Smith)

10:50: Athletics - men’s 110m hurdles round one (GB's Tade Ojora)

11:00: Tennis - women's doubles bronze match, then men's singles (Novak Djokovic v Carlos Alcaraz, approx 12:30)

11:35: Athletics - women’s 400m hurdles round one (GB's Jessie Knight, Lina Nielsen)

Julien Alfred won St Lucia's first ever Olympic medal in women's 100m final tonight, but who is going to triumph in the men's 100m showpiece?

Make sure you're back with us on Sunday to watch the semi-finals from 19:05 BST and then the final at 20:50 BST.

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And here's how the top of the medal table is looking after a busy day eight...

Six medals in the bag for Team GB on day eight.

All but one of those were bronze. Here they all are...

It's all going rather well for Team GB.

At this stage in Tokyo three years ago, they had won 28 medals.

On day eight in Paris, they've got 33.

You can keep track of every GB medal here.

What a day of Olympic action. It's hard to sum it all up but here are some of the headlines:

• St Lucia's Julien Alfred stormed to the women's 100m title, with US favourite Sha'Carri Richardson coming second. It is St Lucia's first Olympic medal ever.
• US swimming great Katie Ledecky won the 800m freestyle to earn an incredible 14th Olympic medal.

• Great Britain picked up their first gold of the day, and their 10th of the Games, in the men's eights rowing, after also winning bronze in the women's event on the final day of competition.
• Simone Biles claimed her third gold medal in Paris,winning the vault final in emphatic fashion.
• There was disappointment for Max Whitlock, who failed to win a medal in the pommel horse final for the fourth successive Games. That event was won by Rhys McClenaghan, who is from Northern Ireland.
• Team GB's Jake Jarman took bronze in the men's floor final to win the nation's first artistic gymnastics medal of the Paris Olympics. Team-mate and double European champion Luke Whitehouse came sixth.

• Emma Wilson took bronze in the women's windsurfing, but GB team mate Sam Sills was knocked out in the semi-finals of the men's event.
• GB also won bronze in the team dressage, with Becky Moody on Jagerbomb, Carl Hester on Fame and Lottie Fry on Glamourdale securing another medal for the equestrian team.

• Britain's Tommy Fleetwood is on 13-under par in the men's golf, one shot behind leader the United States' Xander Schauffele in round three of four at Le Golf National.
• China's Zheng Qinwen won the women's singles gold medal, beating Croatia's Donna Vekic 6-2 6-3.
• Eligibility-row boxer Imane Khelif is guaranteed at least a bronze medal at the after beating Hungarian Luca Anna Hamori in the 66kg category.

Heartbreak for the hosts as a defensive error allows Brazil's Gabi Portilho to go through on goal. The Corinthians striker holds her nerve and dinks the ball over the French keeper to give her side the lead in the 82nd minute.

The camera pans to Marta who celebrates in the stands. The suspended Brazilian's international career is continuing, for now.

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Alistair Bruce-Ball
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live

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To go to an Olympic final, you've got to be beyond elite level. You've got to be the best of the best.

Make no mistake, Kellie Harrington was asked all sorts of questions in that bout, [Beatriz] Ferreira was brilliant in the second round and in the first half of that third round you could make a very strong case to say the Brazilian was going through.

But then, a big push was needed and Harrington dug deep into her soul to find what was needed.

Michael Johnson
Four-time Olympic gold medallist athlete on BBC TV

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Julien Alfred's gold is huge for St Lucia. On this global stage athletes such as Alfred go back home and they become huge superstars because they have represented their country so well and have put it on the map, on a global stage in sport. You want to have that sort of representation.

It is so tough in team sports like football or basketball for these small countries to do well, but at the Olympics you can have one athlete come out here, be the best and show that the country can produce great athletes.

Steve Bunce
Boxing expert on BBC Radio 5 Live

Kellie Harrington has found an extra gear to save her dream, to save Ireland's dream.

This is unbelievable, absolute quality, absolute class. What a privilege to be here.

I thought Beatriz Ferreira had a great minute and a bit in the third round.

Harrington had a masterclass in the first round and the second and then in the last minute of that third round she went beyond the masterclass, she showed why she is the best female boxer in the world, one of the greatest Olympic boxers at the moment.

That was an absolute masterclass, one of the finest fights I have ever seen at an Olympic games.

Katie Ledecky now has FOURTEEN Olympic medals in her trophy cabinet after winning the 800m freestyle title for a fourth consecutive Games earlier on.

Watch how the 27-year-old American powered to her latest victory below.

Steve Bunce
Boxing expert on BBC Radio 5 Live

Kellie Harrington and Beatriz Ferreira is the draw of death.

It's absolutely ridiculous that they are in the same side of the draw.

It is unbelievably poised for the third round, they can both steal it.

We might have witnessed there the best round of women's boxing inside the Olympic movement. That was absolutely stunning.

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Great Britain's 4x400m mixed relay bronze medallists on BBC One:

Samuel Reardon: "The team have done such a great job, I can't really believe it to be honest."

Laviai Nielsen: "I'm so emotional, I had such a strong belief in this team, we have to thank so many people, thank you so much as we're Olympic medallist because of you."

Alex Haydock-Wilson: "We were running to make a statement here today. We weren't here to not give ourselves a chance. I was brave, I didn't come here to not take a risk, this time the risk paid off."

Amber Anning: "These guys just set me up, all I had to do was finish it off. I'm just happy to come away with an Olympic medal."

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Summer McIntosh speaking to BBC TV after winning gold in the women's 200m individual medley: "Literally I cannot be happier right now. Going into tonight I knew it was going to be a very, very close race and the other girls were going to put up an amazing fight, but I really just trusted my training. I knew I was going to be behind going into the last 50m but I just gave it my all and left everything I had in the pool."

On the final 50m: "For sure it was painful. Winning gets rid of all the pain. I was screaming at myself under water a few times because I could tell that I was behind. I knew that I just had to keep going and pushing in those last ten metres. I just had to push through that wall.

"I am so proud of myself and so proud of team Canada tonight, Josh [Liendo] and Ilya [Kharun] also on the podium tonight. That was absolutely incredible and it gave me so much motivation and got me super hyped for my race. To see what team Canada has done in these past eight days is amazing but we are not done yet. One more final session tomorrow that we are really excited for."

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Italian Lorenzo Musetti is the men's Olympic bronze medallist.

Musetti took a tight opening set 6-4, before Canada's Felix Auger-Aliassime emphatically won the second 6-1.

The Italian took a comfort break after that second set and looked re-energised early in the third.

After missing break points midway through the deciding set, he finally took his opportunity to give himself the chance to serve for the match.

A backhand sliced dropshot did the trick on match point and he fell to the clay as he took in what he had achieved.

Andy Gray
BBC Sport NI at the North Paris Arena

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From the gymnastics to the boxing, Kellie Harrington will look to continue where Rhys McClenaghan left off this evening.

She's already secured a medal, but will want to move one step closer to retaining that Olympic title.

On the whole, it's been a poor Games for Ireland's 10 boxers, and Harrington is the last one standing.

She faces a bit of a grudge match against Beatriz Ferreira of Brazil, who she beat in the final in Tokyo three years ago and the Irish support are out in numbers to try and help her over the line.