Summary

  • Watch live coverage of BBC One and second channel by using 'watch and listen' tab at top of the page (UK users only)

  • Final day of Paris 2024 and Great Britain end with 65 medals to beat their tally from Tokyo 2020 by one

  • Weightlifting: Emily Campbell wins bronze to add to her silver medal from Tokyo

  • Track cycling: Emma Finucane wins bronze in sprint race for her third medal of the Games

  • Modern pentathlon: GB's Kerenza Bryson finishes ninth in final after defending champion Kate French pulls out through illness

  • Women's marathon: Netherlands' Sifan Hassan wins gold after clash with Ethiopia's Tigst Assefa on approach to line

  • France v USA in women's basketball final - a repeat of men's gold medal match - brings Paris action to a close

  • Closing ceremony on BBC One from 19:00 BST - Alex Yee will be GB's flagbearer

Live Reporting

Charlotte Coates & Tom Mallows

  1. Au revoir

    After 15 days of incredible sporting drama, it is time to bring the curtain down on this live page and the Paris 2024 Olympics.

    All that is left is the closing ceremony from the Stade de France. It is scheduled to start at 20:00 BST, with our coverage beginning at 19:00.

    Before you go, here are a few onward links for your viewing pleasure:

    Adieu Mes Amis. It's been a blast.

    The Eiffel Tower with the Olympic ringsGetty Images

  2. Nadalcaraz in dream pairing

    One for the tennis fans out there.

    Rafael Nadal bowed out of Olympic action when he lost in the men's doubles alongside Carlos Alcaraz.

    It was a dream moment to be able to see those two play together.

    Spain's Alcaraz went on to claim the silver medal in the men's singles.

  3. 'C'est la vie'

    Women's basketball final

    So, it has reached that point where we are heading towards the last couple events of the Paris Games.

    I know, heartbreaking times, but c'est la vie.

    Firstly, over to the Bercy Arena where USA take on hosts, France right now.

    If USA win they will overtake China and top the medal table for the 2024 Games, making it a 19th time that they have finished at the top of the Olympic medal table.

    You can watch coverage of the game over on BBC One or click 'Watch live' at the top of this page.

    Olympic medal tableBBC Sport

  4. You can't keep Kat down

    What a three years it's been for Katarina Johnson-Thompson.

    From breaking down on the track with a calf injury in Tokyo.

    Katarina Johnson-Thompson hurt on the trackGetty Images

    To winning the Olympic silver medal in Paris.

    Katarina Johnson-Thompson holding the Union Jack flag upGetty Images

  5. What's happened so far on day 16?

    • Emma Finucane made history with her third medal in Paris after winning a bronze medal in the women's sprint cycling. She had previously won a gold in the team sprint and another bronze in the keirin event.
    • Emily Campbell won Great Britain's final medal of the Paris Olympics, taking bronze in the +81kg weightlifting. It took Great Britain's total medal tally to a total of 65, one higher than in the Tokyo games held in 2021 and level with the total acquired during the 2012 Olympics in London.
    • American gymnast Jordan Chiles has been stripped of the bronze medal she won in Monday's women's floor final.
    • Sifan Hassan from the Netherlands won gold in the women's marathon, setting an Olympic record time of 2:18:05. It follows on from bronze medals she claimed earlier in the games in the 5,000m and 10,000m distances.

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    Seeing Tom Daley and Noah Williams claim bronze was special, but the quad sculls gold and how they beat Netherlands was amazing. To top it off we were lucky to meet Hannah Scott and her family in a bar afterwards. Such a wonderful family and friends to top off an amazing day.

    Chris

  7. One more to go

    Women's basketball final

    It is time for the last dance.

    The conclusion of the water polo means there is just ONE more event to go in Paris 2024.

    It is the women's basketball final between USA and hosts France, which has just begun at the Bercy Arena.

    You can watch the action live on BBC One and iPlayer, or by clicking on the watch & listen tab at the top of this page.

  8. Serbia beat Croatia for third straight water polo gold

    Men's water polo final

    Serbia's Strahinja Rasovic celebratingGetty Images

    Serbia edged past Croatia to win their third straight Olympic title in the men's water polo.

    Milos Cuk led the Serbs with three goals as they defeated Croatia 13-11 in Paris.

    They become just the third team to win three consecutive golds after Great Britain (1908-1920) and Hungary (2000-2008).

    Despite not finishing in the top three of a World Championships since 2017, Serbia have reached the podium at every Olympic Game since 1996.

    They will be joined on the podium by the United States who defeated Hungary in a dramatic bronze medal match.

    The Americans were 8-6 down with just three minutes left before they pulled back two crucial goals to force a penalty shootout, which they won 3-0.

  9. Get Involved

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    My best non Brit moment in the Olympics has been to see Cindy Ngamba win the refugee team win its first Olympic medal. The spirit of what the Olympics stands for is just so heart-warming.

    Suart

    The best non Brit moment for me has to be Djokovic’s Olympic win. What a wonderful story for the figure who has dominated men’s tennis over the last two decades to take that long missing golden crown. It must be immensely satisfying on the eve of his career to say he’s won everything now!

    Anon

  10. What to watch

    BBC One

    Here are the final bits of Olympic action coming up on BBC One, and available to stream for UK users via the Watch Live button on this page:

    14:25: Basketball, women's final - France v USA, first half live

    15:15: Wrestling, men's freestyle 97kg final - Givi Matcharashvili (Geo) v Akhmed Tazhudinov (Brn), highlights

    15:30: Basketball, women's final - France v USA, second half live

    16:30: Volleyball, women's final: USA v Italy, highlights

    BBC One coverage then takes a break at 17:30, before returning at 19:00 for the closing ceremony.

  11. 'I mucked it up a little bit'

    Men's keirin

    GB's Jack Carlin, who was involved in a nasty crash on the final bend of the men's keirin final, has been speaking to BBC Sport:

    "I’m alright. I’m just a bit sore, but that is part and parcel of racing.

    "I mucked it up a little bit, I was on the backfoot and then two riders collided in front of me and your day is done after that. It is what it is.

    "I’ve done well, I was hoping for more today. This is the one I felt really confident [about] and I was doing really well, I just got it wrong and I paid the consequence for that."

    The Netherlands' Harrie Lavreysen took gold ahead of Australian pair Matthew Richardson and Matthew Glaetzer.

  12. Hodgkinson brings home the gold

    What a moment.

    With the pressure of the nation on her shoulders, Keely Hodgkinson delivered gold for Great Britain.

  13. Denmark beat Germany for handball gold

    Men's handball final

    Denmark won their third successive men's Olympic handball medal as they eased to victory over Germany in the final.

    Mathias Gidsel top-scored for the Danes with 11 goals as they ran out 39-26 winners.

    Their victory adds to the gold they won at Rio 2016 and silver at Tokyo 2020.

    Spain claimed bronze earlier in the day after they edged past Slovenia 23-22.

  14. Italy win women's volleyball gold

    Women's volleyball gold

    The Italy women's volleyball team celebratingGetty Images

    Italy beat USA in straight sets to win gold and their first ever women's volleyball medal.

    Paola Egonu top scored for Italy with 22 points as they denied USA back-to-back golds in the event.

    Italy, who are the world number ones, had never previously been past the quarter-finals at the Olympics.

    The bronze medal was won by Brazil, who beat Turkey in four sets.

  15. Water Polo gold medal match on BBC One

    BBC One

    If you want to watch the water polo gold medal match between Serbia and Croatia then head over to BBC One now.

  16. Campbell secures final GB medal

    Emily in Paris secured the final medal of the Games for Great Britain.

    Super strength and hair to match!

  17. Yee and Page to be GB flagbearers

    Triathlete Alex Yee and gymnast Bryony Page have been chosen as Team GB's flagbearers for this evening's Olympic closing ceremony.

    Yee's sensational sprint finish provided a thrilling end to the men's triathlon as he reeled in New Zealand's Hayden Wilde in the closing stages of the final-leg run.

    Page won Great Britain's first trampoline Olympic gold to complete her set of Olympic medals after silver in Rio and bronze in Tokyo.

    Click here for more information about the closing ceremony.

  18. Legend Murray ends tennis career

    The Olympics brings out the emotions in everyone and Andy Murray sure tried his best to make it a real tear-jerker.

    Murray, a two-time gold medallist, pulled down the curtain on his amazing tennis career after losing in the men's doubles quarter-finals with Dan Evans.

  19. Get Involved

    #bbcolympics, via WhatsApp on 03301 231826 or text 81111 (UK only, standard message rates apply)

    Best non-Brit moment by far was Femke Bol storming down the home straight for gold in the mixed relay! Redemption from the World Championships, what a moment.

    Sam

  20. 'I am going to live my best life'

    Women's sprint

    Emma Finucane on BBC One after winning bronze in the women's sprint event: "Honestly, it feels amazing. I know I had the expectations coming into the Olympics but a gold and two bronze is more than I could have expected. It's been such a rollercoaster this week, my friends and my family experience the lows, the crying, the happy tears and I can't thank everyone enough who has helped me get to this place.

    "That bronze medal, I literally gave it everything I could. To celebrate with my family who have been here all week, the support I've had back home, the National Lottery, I wouldn't be here without them. I wouldn't be here without British Cycling, Team GB, my friends, everyone that loves me. I am just really proud to deliver it on the final day and to just come home with another bronze medal is incredible. I can't believe it.

    On the records she's broken: "I didn't even know half the stats. I was like 'oh wow'. I guess you just put it behind you because you are just focussing on the next race and then the next race. When I finally finished, I was like 'I'm done'. I haven't properly celebrated the team sprint or the keirin.

    "Now I get to celebrate all three. I am going to live my best life now after the games and it's been such a journey. I'm just proud of who I am and how I have conducted myself on the track. Thank you to everyone back home, I can't believe it."