Despite that recent crash, France's Benjamin Thomas, to the delight of the home fans, gets five points for winning the ninth sprint of 10 to stretch his lead.

Eight laps to go. This could be a remarkable home gold.

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Jade O'Dowda struck out on her first shot put attempt - which was actually the same distance as Great Britain team-mate Katarina Johnson-Thompson - but she manages a 13.05m on her second go.

Meanwhile, in Group B, Nafissatou Thiam suffered the same fate as O'Dowda, but her second throw is huge at 15.20m, which a season-best for the Belgian.

A reminder that two-time Olympic gold medallist Thiam is in second place in the overall standings, behind leader Katarina Johnson-Thompson.

• We have another gold medal for Team GB, courtesy of Ellie Aldridge in the women's kite final. Read more here.
• Meanwhile, Emma Finucane took bronze in the women's keirin.
• Team GB's Katarina Johnson-Thompson continues to impress in the heptathlon, with the shot put and 200m tonight.

• The Netherlands' Sharon van Rouwendaal dedicated her gold in the women's 10km marathon swim to her late pet dog.
• GB's women won their heat in the first round of the 4x100m relay, while the British men come third to progress.
• Jade Jones' bid for Olympic history ended after another early defeat for the Briton in the taekwondo -57kg first round. She also lost in the repechage round.
• Also in the taekwondo, Bradly Sinden missed out on the chance of gold in 68kg, but will fight for bronze at 19:19.

• Britain's John Gimson and Anna Burnet's hopes of claiming a medal in the mixed multihull ended when they were disqualified in the final race.
• There was also disappointment for Jack Laugher and Chris Houlden who finished outside the medal places in the men's 3m springboard diving final.
• GB's Grace Reid and Yasmin Harper progressed to the 3m springboard final.

With 15 laps to go, Ethan Hayter has to do something and he attacks and hits the front of the race, well positioned to pick up some points when the next sprint comes around.

Leader Benjamin Thomas of France has crashed and come off his bike. Is that going to be the difference between gold and silver? He is able to carry on, but that could be crucial.

Twenty laps to go.

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BBC Sport in Paris

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The home fans are roaring round French leader Benjamin Thomas.

More from Team GB's Emma Finucane, who won a bronze medal in the women's keirin: “I'm just so thankful for everyone back at home. All the times I haven’t been back to Wales to see my family and all the support they have given me I just want to give it back to them.

“It's honestly so surreal, I’m just living my little dream to be honest. I can’t believe it.

“That’s my whole family, they’ve come from Carmarthen. To look at them in the crowd and to see the union jack flags and their little faces supporting me whether I win or lose it's about that.

“It’s about giving back to my family, them watching me with a smile on my face and I couldn't have given any more today. Congrats to Ellesse and to Hetty [silver medallist van de Wouw] and to get that bronze was unreal - I can’t believe it."

Only the top six go through to the 1500m gold-medal race in two days' time, but unfortunately, Revee Walcott-Nolan won't be one of them. The GB runner finishes her semi-final in ninth place - but does clock a personal best time of 3:58.08.

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BBC Sport in Paris

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Any sport involving a French medal hope is a big deal and that’s why the Parisians are gathered around TV screens on bar terraces every night.

This evening, the men’s basketball is the focus.

Every French score is greeted by euphoric whoops in these 2e arrondisement spots, with fans leaping out of their wicker chairs to cheer on Wemby et al.

Watch the tables, guys. Don’t want to see the bieres being spilt.

Not sure they’d mind anyway. France win to reach the final - at least a silver secured.

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Britain's Ethan Hayter came fourth in the fifth sprint of 10, and gets another point to add to his total. He has dropped out of the top five overall though and needs a fine second half of this 100-lap race to force himself on to the podium.

Laura Muir and Georgia Bell have booked their tickets for the 1500m final on Saturday - can Revee Walcott-Nolan? The 29-year-old is in the middle of the pack with a fight on her hands as the bell rings out in the Stade de France.

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Katarina Johnson-Thompson has thrown 13.38 metres on her first attempt in this third heptathlon event - securing a season-best shot put.

Solid start for the reigning world champion.

GB bronze medallist Emma Finucane speaking to BBC One: “Going up in that final and scraping through the semi, I knew I had to find something in my legs that I hadn't seen before.

"Ellesse [Andrews] is world champion, she has demonstrated today that she is so strong and all of the other girls in that final, we’re the strongest girls in the world that’s why we are in the Olympic final and to even be there next to one of my best friends Katie [Marchant] was such a pinch me moment.

“To get a bronze medal, it literally feels like gold to me because I left everything out there on the track.

“If you told me a year ago I’d be coming to the Olympics and getting a gold in track sprint and then bronze in keirin, I would've been like ‘no way’ but here I am.”

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After sprint two of 10 in the final event of the men's omnium, Britain's Ethan Hayter is in fifth overall and only two points away from the bronze medal position.

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BBC One

Here's a rough plan of what you can expect to see live on BBC One tonight...

19:30: Athletics - men’s 200m final (100m champion Noah Lyles goes for gold again)

19:55: Athletics - heptathlon 200m (Katarina Johnson-Thompson)

20:25: Athletics - women’s 400m hurdles final (Femke Bol v Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone)

20:45: Athletics - men’s 110m hurdles

21:15: Boxing - women’s 75kg bronze medal (Cindy Ngamba)

Here comes Kenyan Faith Kipyegon, who kicks it up a gear and eases over the line in first place.

Laura Muir finishes fourth and Georgia Bell in second place. Both GB athletes have booked their place in Saturday's final.

Easy peasy.

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BBC Sport in Paris

The last race of the men's omnium will be thrilling and possibly chaotic - the points race.

The race is over 25km (100 laps) and final placings are decided according to accumulated points won by riders during mid-race sprints.

Sprints are held every 10 laps. The first rider in each sprint gets five points, the second gets three, the third takes two and the fourth gets one point.

For the final sprint the points are doubled. Any rider that gains a lap gets 20 point, while any rider who is lapped is deducted 20 points.

So, a lot of points at stake - it is going to be hard to keep count.

BBC Radio 5 Live

Britain's Katy Marchant has spoken to BBC Radio 5 Live about the power of the crowd and the success of the women's team after finishing fourth in the women's keirin final.

She said: "The crowd has been phenomenal. The women's sprint took a gold medal on Monday and then two of us lined up in the women's keirin final at the Olympics, Emma got a bronze.

"It's so special and it shows the strength and depth and the growth that has come from within."

Watch how Emma Finucane won bronze and Katy Marchant narrowly missed out by coming fourth in the women's keirin final.

Both riders had helped Britain win gold in the team sprint event earlier in the Games.