Amy Lofthouse
BBC Sport in Paris

Great Britain's Abbie Wood missed out on a medal in this event in Tokyo by just 11th hundredths of a second.

Can she snatch one tonight? She's got some stiff competition in the final, including 17-year-old Summer McIntosh, who has two golds and a silver already in Paris, and silver and bronze medallists last time out Alex Walsh and Kate Douglass.

A reminder of what's left tonight in the pool, which you can watch on BBC One.

20:08: Swimming - women's 200m individual medley final (GB's Abbie Wood)

20:28: Swimming - women's 800m freestyle final (USA's Katie Ledecky goes for 14th Olympic medal)

20:58: Swimming - mixed 4x100m medley relay final (Team GB in action)

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport in Paris

The women's 200m medley final, which includes Team GB's Abbie Wood, will be eye-catching.

Canada's McIntosh, Australia's three-time Olympic champion Kaylee McKeown and Americans Kate Douglass and Alex Walsh were supposed to go head-to-head in a final billed as one for the ages at 2023's World Championships, only for McIntosh to pull out to focus on other events and McKeown to be disqualified in the semi-final.

Barring any more unexpected twists, the swimming world will get what it wanted 12 months on in Paris.

Half a second separates their respective best times in recent years.

Throw in the rivalry between the Australian and American teams - last year Aussie swimmer Cate Campbell ramped up the noise by calling the Americans "sore losers" - and this really should be one to watch.

Steve Cram
Athletics commentator on BBC One

You’ve never got the gold medal until it’s in your hand. What redemption for Femke Bol.

What a performance for Great Britain. They ran a new national record.

This was sensational.

Conor McNamara
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live

Lewis Richardson, the last man standing of Team GB.

He lives to fight another day.

It's so important for Lewis Richardson, he is embracing who I assume are family members at ringside, and for the team.

They are a team, they all train together in Sheffield. Not just the fighters themselves, the backroom staff, the coaches, the medical people.

They were really concerned here when they saw five Team GB boxers all lose their first bout in the ring. It was in danger of being a whitewash.

Step forward Lewis Richardson to salvage some pride and he is going to be in the medal hunt at Roland Garros.

Great Britain hold on for bronze!

Amber Anning does just enough to secure a medal, but what a run that is from Dutchwoman Femke Bol.

Bol charges down the last 100m to overtake the United States' Kaylyn Brown right at the finish line.

Gold goes to the Netherlands, while the Americans have to settle for silver.

Alex Haydock-Wilson hands over to Amber Anning. GB are in the medal places!

It's all fairly close as it stands, but the Americans continue to lead the way going into the third leg.

As expected the Americans are the first to hand over the baton.

A great start for GB from Sam Reardon, though.

This should be good! It's the 4x400m mixed relay final.

The US team set a world record in the heats, but the crowd support will be firmly with the French team, who start in lane six.

Team GB is made up of Samuel Reardon, Laviai Nielsen, Alex Haydock-Wilson and Amber Anning. They set off in lane eight.

Off. We. Go!

Harry Poole
BBC Sport in Paris

Gold is up for grabs in the mixed 4x400m relay shortly!

The rain appears to have eased slightly as the athletes are welcomed back out to the track, shortly after shot put champion Ryan Crouser receives the crowd's appreciation.

The cheers grow even louder as the French relay time head out into the stadium.

The USA set a world record in qualifying, the Netherlands have called upon Femke Bol for the final, but can Team GB get themselves in medal contention?

It's over to Samuel Reardon, Laviai Nielsen, Alex Haydock-Wilson and then Amber Anning.

Here are the Olympic headlines so far on Saturday...

• Simone Biles claimed her third gold medal in Paris, winning the vault finalin 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. See video above.
• Team GB's Jake Jarman took bronze in the men's floor final to win nation's first artistic gymnastics medal of the Paris Olympics. Team-mate and double European champion Luke Whitehouse came sixth.
• GB's Daryll Neita reached the women's 100m final, which takes place atr20:20 BST, but Dina Asher-Smith and Imani-Lara Lansiquot missed out.

• 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.
• There was heartbreak in the men's 100m as Jeremiah Azu was disqualified for a false start, but hope for Louie Hinchliffe as he ran 9.98 seconds - beating Noah Lyles in his heat - while Zharnel Hughes also progressed.
• 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.

• Adam Peaty and Leon Marchand both helped their respective teams - GB and France - qualify for the men's 4x100m medley final, which takes place tomorrow evening.
• 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.

Dame Denise Lewis
Athens 2000 Olympic heptathlon gold medallist on BBC TV

We must not forget that Louie Hinchliffe's coach is the great Carl Lewis, and he talks a lot about attitude. Every race has to be like a final, straight down the line and get yourself into that final. That is what Louie did in the heats.

Steve Bunce
Boxing expert on BBC Radio 5 Live

Lewis Richardson is going through to the semi-final.

Zeyad Eashash tried everything, he did his absolute best from the first bell until the last seconds of that nine minute contest.

Richardson won the first two rounds and he got over the line but the last one was tighter, harder and more gruelling.

It's a dream that Richardson almost gave up on, out of the ring for 366 days. Had to self-fund to go to a tournament in Portugal last November to get experience at this new weight.

This is a fantasy story. This is his 125th contest tonight, that's a good British story. We're into the semi-finals!

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport in Paris

Richie Woodhall has just given me a nod from the TV commentary position.

He thinks Richardson has done enough.

Amy Lofthouse
BBC Sport in Paris

The freestyle is absolutely the splashiest of the events in the pool, I reckon.

There is a lot of American support in the crowd tonight, particularly for Gretchen Walsh, who already has two silvers under her belt here in Paris.

It's unlucky for Anna Hopkin, though, who just misses out on a spot in the final. She finishes 10th overall, with only the top eight advancing.

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport in Paris

There's so much coming from both sets of three coaches here. They're roaring their men on.

It's all coming down to this final round.

Jeanette Kwakye
Former British 100m champion on BBC Radio 5 Live

Dina Asher-Smith made a significant coaching change, a lifestyle change. She has moved from Kent to America to be able to train and be with the best people in the world.

The woman who is leading this, Julien Alfred is Dina's training partner. They are stride for stride.

I speak to Dina on a regular basis, I know what kind of shape she is in so she will be wondering what went wrong today.

That is one of her slowest times this season, she will be absolutely devastated to put out a performance like that at an Olympic Games at a semi-final. That's not her and we know it's not.

She is an experienced performer, this is her third Olympic Games.

Steve Bunce
Boxing expert on BBC Radio 5 Live

Zeyad Eashash makes it very ugly and that's how he has won his last two fights.

Lewis Richardson just has to be careful not to get drawn in. I think he has boxed very well here.

That was a really good positive first round from Richardson.

The women's 50m freestyle semi-finals are next on the pool list and hoping to make the final for Great Britain is Anna Hopkin.

The 28-year-old - who was part of the GB 4x100m relay team that won gold in Tokyo three years ago - is in the second semi.

Back on BBC One, it's over to the athletics.