That ends a thrilling day 13 in the Paris Olympics - and it has been another golden day for Great Britain.

Will Friday see more gold medals come Britain's way? Katarina Johnson-Thompson in the women's heptathlon and the women's sprint relay team will be among those hoping so.

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Athletics (women's 4x100m relay, women's shot put, men's 4x100m relay, women's 400m, men's triple jump, women's heptathlon, women's 10,000m, men's 400m hurdles).

Beach volleyball (men's bronze medal).

Boxing (women's 50kg, women's 66kg, men's 71kg, men's 92kg).

Breaking (women's individual).

Canoe sprint (men's K2 500m, women's C1 200m, women's C2 500m, women's K2 500m).

Diving (women's 3m springboard).

Football (women's bronze medal; men's gold medal).

Hockey (women's bronze and gold medals).

Rhythmic gymnastics (individual all-around).

Sport climbing (men's boulder/lead).

Swimming (men's 10km marathon).

Table tennis (men's).

Taekwondo (men's 80kg, women's 67kg).

Track cycling (men's sprint medal, women's Madison).

Weightlifting (men's 89kg, women's 71kg).

Wrestling (men's freestyle 57kg, men's freestyle 86kg, women's freestyle 57kg).

Highlights

Katarina Johnson-Thompson's heptathlon comes to an end with the 800m (19:15). She leads after four events and heads to Paris as the world champion, where she is up against Belgium’s Nafi Thiam, herself searching for a remarkable third consecutive heptathlon Olympic title.

The men’s 4x100m relay final (18:45) is almost always the scene of triumph and disaster on a grand scale. GB were fourth in last year’s world final, which was won by the US. Dina Asher-Smith is expected to lead the GB women’s sprint relay team in their final at 18:30.

Track cycling on Friday includes the women’s madison (final at 17:09), British duo Neah Evans and Elinor Barker won world gold last year. The men’s sprint (from 13:41) offers one of the most captivating tactical events in cycling, where contenders can almost end up at a standstill in a bid to catch the other off-guard before racing to the line. GB’s Jack Carlin has Olympic and world bronze in the event.

The women’s hockey final is at 19:00. The Netherlands reached their sixth successive Olympic women's hockey final with a 3-0 thrashing of Argentina. They will face China, who beat Belgium in a shootout, in the gold-medal decider.

It's been a golden night for Team USA inside the Stade de France.

American Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone was arguably the standout star of the track action on day 13, clocking a new world record - to go with her gold medal - in the women's 400m hurdles final.

Jade Jones' bid for Olympic history ended in another early defeat in the taekwondo -57kg first round in Paris.

South Korea's Kim Yujin took gold in that event while Uzbekistan’s Ulugbek Rashitov defended his men's -68kg taekwondo title.

British diver Jack Laugher said he "let emotion get the better" of him as he missed out on the medals in the 3m springboard final.

The Netherlands won their first men's hockey Olympic gold medal in 24 years by beating Germany on penalties in a thrilling final.

And Morocco won bronze in the Olympic men's football with a thumping 6-0 victory over Egypt.

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It was a golden moment for Great Britain's Ellie Aldridge as she took the gold medal in the women's kite final.

The 27-year-old became the inaugural Olympic kite champion by winning two races in the final series on Thursday.

Aldridge said she "still can't believe" she won gold after the race and described it as "overwhelming".

Elsewhere, British duo John Gimson and Anna Burnet's hopes of claiming a medal in the mixed multihull event came to a crushing end when they were disqualified in the final race.

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Great Britain took another medal at the velodrome on day 13 of the Olympic Games.

Team GB's Emma Finucane took bronze in the women's keirin to win what she described as a "surreal" second medal of the Paris Olympics.

Katy Marchant, who like Finucane was part of the team sprint gold-winning team earlier this week, came fourth.

There was disappointment for fellow Briton Ethan Hayter as he finished out of the medals in the men's omnium, coming eighth in a four-race event won by France's Benjamin Thomas.

In the day's other action at the velodrome, Britain's Jack Carlin qualified for the semi-finals of the men's sprint but Hamish Turnbull was eliminated.

Noah Lyles has spoken to BBC Sport about the likelyhood of competing in the 4x100m relay, despite having Covid:

“We haven’t decided yet, I’m going to talk to the 4x100m crew. I’m going to be very honest and transparent with the coaches, and I’ll let them make the decision.

"No matter what happens, this 4x100m team can handle everything. I’ve been with them in practice, I know they can come out with a win, break as many records as they put their mind to.”

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Cindy Ngamba became the first athlete from the Refugee Olympic team to claim a medal, in the women's 75kg boxing event.

However, she missed out on fighting for the gold, losing to Athenya Bylon of Panama.

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The Americans are still partying as they celebrate teeing up a gold-medal match against hosts France.

Joel Embiid, booed throughout by the French fans here, celebrates by dancing on his own in the middle of the floor.

The Serbs, meanwhile, are fuming with the officials.

A few choice words are offered in their direction when they walk past the Serbs and scurry off court.

Don't make eye contact, lads.

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More from USA's 100m champion Noah Lyles, who spoke to BBC Sport about his health after finishing third in the men's 200m final:

“I do have Covid. I tested positive around 5am on Tuesday morning. I woke up in the middle of the night feeling real chills, aching, sore throat, and those were a lot of the symptoms I’ve had right before getting Covid.

"We tested, it came back positive and we quickly quarantined in a hotel nearby the (Olympic) Village. We tried to get me on as much medication as we legally could to make sure my body could keep the momentum going.

"I still wanted to run. It was still possible - we just stayed away from everybody. I knew that if I wanted to come out here and win. I had to give everything I had from the get go. I didn’t have any time to save energy. That was the strategy."

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Noah Lyles, the 100m champion, spoke to BBC Sport about his health after finishing third in the 200m final. It was later announced that he has Covid. He said: “It definitely affected my performance. I’ve had to take a lot of breaks. I was coughing through the night. I’m more proud of myself than anything, coming out here to get a bronze with Covid.

“I was going to compete. If I didn’t make it to the final, that would’ve been the sign not to compete.”

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Great Britain's Katarina Johnson-Thompson leads the heptathlon at Paris 2024 after four events in her pursuit of a first Olympic medal.

American Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone smashed her own world record as she stormed to a sensational Olympic 400m hurdles gold.

Botswana's Letsile Tebogo claimed a surprise Olympic 200m gold medal as Noah Lyles was denied a sprint double at Paris 2024.

It emerged after the race that Lyles had tested positive for Covid and the American had to be helped off the track in a wheelchair.

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BBC Sport at Bercy Arena

What a comeback. Told you these American lads were Hollywood. Who writes the script?

The big guns - Steph Curry, LeBron James and Kevin Durant - deliver when their nation needs them most.

Remember, they trailed by 17 points at one stage on the second quarter - and 13 points going into the final quarter.

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American basketball coach

The USA were under so much pressure but they delivered when it counted.

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Serbia were so close to beating the number one team in the world but as LeBron James lets out a mighty roar, the USA are celebrating another appearance in an Olympic gold-medal basketball game.

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BBC Sport in Paris

I said earlier this crowd was against Cindy Ngamba but there are loud boos as the result - a defeat for the Refugee boxer - is announced.

Her Olympics is over but she takes a bronze medal - the first for the Refugee Olympic team in history.

Cindy Ngamba, of the Refugee Olympic team, has been beaten on a split decision, losing 4-1 to Athenya Bylon of Panama.

Bylon won the opening round on all five of the judges cards, Ngamba, who trains with Team GB in Sheffield, won the second by 4-1, but the judges gave Bylon the win in the third round, despite her being warned by the referee for excessive holding.

There have been some hugely controversial decisions in boxing at the Games, this is another one.

Bylon moves into the gold medal bout, Ngamba has to settle for bronze - the first medal for the Refugee Olympic team.

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