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. Track cycling - men's keirin quarter-finals

    Katie Falkingham
    BBC Sport in Paris

    Perfectly-timed from Jack Carlin.

    He gives a thumbs-up to the crowd as his win is confirmed after the photo finish.

    Can Hamish Turnbull follow him through to the semis?

  2. Confident from Carlin

    Men's keirin quarter-finals

    Jack Carlin looked to be boxed in but used that to his advantage on the final bend, preserving his energy before accelerating on the outside to take the win.

    Next up in the second heat is GB's Hamish Turnbull.

  3. 'Carlin is the type of rider who can win'

    Men's keirin quarter-finals

    Laura Kenny
    Five time Olympic gold medal track and road cyclist on BBC TV

    Jack Carlin is the type of rider who can win, he can really put himself in it here.

  4. How does weightlifting work?

    Weightlifting - women's +81kg

    Amy Lofthouse
    BBC Sport in Paris

    It's all very simple.

    The competition split into two parts - snatch, where the barbell is lifted above the head in one movement, and clean and jerk, where it is lifted above the head in two.

    Athletes get three attempts at each lift, and move up by a minimum weight of 1kg each time they are successful

    The weights of their best lift from both parts are added together and that produces medal total

    Two white lights means the lift is good, and it's off you go to the next one.

  5. Here comes Carlin

    Men’s keirin quarter-finals

    Jack CarlinGetty Images

    There's barely a chance to catch breath in the velodrome.

    Next up is Jack Carlin in heat one of the men’s keirin quarter-finals.

    Carlin finished second in the B final in the keirin in Tokyo and is looking to win a third medal of the Games after team sprint silver and individual sprint bronze.

  6. Bryson completes show jumping

    Women's modern pentathlon

    It's a score of 286 out of a possible 300 for Kerenza Bryson in the show jumping event.

    That has her down in 13th currently but there's still a long way to go.

    Eight athletes have taken maximum points so far.

  7. 'Finucane has nothing to lose now'

    Track cycling - women's sprint

    Sir Chris Hoy
    Six-time Olympic cycling champion on BBC TV

    Emma Finucane has to be more proactive and less reactive. She has nothing to lose now, she's 1-0 down and she has to go for it. She's capable of it though.

  8. Track cycling - women's sprint

    Katie Falkingham
    BBC Sport in Paris

    Emma Finucane and Ellesse Andrews almost came together on that final bend.

    Finucane looked to be closing in on the New Zealander until that point.

    The Brit needs to win the next head-to-head to guarantee herself at least silver in this event.

  9. Andrews wins first race

    Women's sprint

    Cool, calm and composed from Ellesse Andrews, who kicks on in response to Emma Finucane's attack and holds on for a comfortable win.

    Finucane has to win the next race (10:50 BST) to keep her gold medal hopes alive .

  10. Bryson begins medal push

    Women's modern pentathlon

    Here's Great Britain's Kerenza Bryson as she begins her push for the gold medal.

    Bryson is riding Falco D'Espoir.

  11. History beckons for Finucane

    Track cycling - women's sprint

    Katie Falkingham
    BBC Sport in Paris

    Emma FinucaneGetty Images

    Emma Finucane has the chance to make history today.

    Win a medal - her third of these Olympics - and she will become the first female British athlete to win three medals at a single Games since Mary Rand in 1964.

  12. 'A big challenge for Finucane'

    Women's sprint

    Sir Chris Hoy
    Six-time Olympic cycling champion on BBC TV

    It's a big challenge for Emma Finucane, she's up against the [keirin] Olympic champion in the semi-finals. She's got the advantage. She's got to focus on making the final first though.

  13. Finucane coming up

    Women's sprint

    Next up is the women's sprint sermi-finals, featuring GB's Emma Finucane.

    Finucane is the reigning world champion and won gold in the team sprint and a bronze in the keirin.

    The 21-year-old from Carmarthen goes up against New Zealand's Ellesse Andrews, who got the better of Finucane in the keirin, where she won gold, but lost to her and her British teammates in the final of the team sprint.

  14. GB's Campbell eyes more history

    Weightlifting - women's +81kg

    Amy Lofthouse
    BBC Sport in Paris

    Emily Campbell made history for Team GB in Tokyo three years ago.

    She became the first British woman to win an Olympic weightlifting medal with her +81kg silver and she's gone from strength to strength since - excuse the pun.

    She's a four-time European champion in the discipline and the Commonwealth gold medallist to boot.

    However, it'll be difficult to top China's Li Wenwen today, who has won just about everything there is to and then more.

  15. Bronze medal for Spain

    Handball - men's bronze medal match

    Team Spain celebrate winning the Men's Bronze Medal match between Team Spain and Team SloveniaGetty Images

    Spain get themselves on the podium after clinching a narrow 23-22 win over Slovenia in the men's handball.

    Three years after winning bronze in Tokyo, they do the same again in Paris with goalkeeper Gonzalo Perez de Vargasto making a crucial save in the dying seconds to deny Slovenia.

  16. Spain's horse decided against jumping

    Women's modern pentathlon

    Spain's Laura Heredia failed to register any points after her horse Dollar Us D'Ecly decided against jumping one of the fences.

    Remember, the athletes are given random horses in this event.

  17. 'Evans went for a gap that wasn't there'

    Track cycling - women's omnium (scratch race)

    Chris Boardman
    Olympic cycling champion on BBC TV

    It was just the overlapping wheel, Neah Evans just tried to go for a gap that simply wasn't there. Perhaps a little bit of frustration. She pushed into a gap and just had a bit of an overwheel.

  18. Evans 'trying to make her way through heavy traffic'

    Women's omnium: scratch race

    Alistair Bruce-Ball
    Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live

    Neah Evans is down. She is flat on her back and she will finish in last place in the scratch race.

    She was trying to make her way through heavy traffic.

  19. Evans crashes

    Track cycling - women's omnium (scratch race)

    Katie Falkingham
    BBC Sport in Paris

    Neah Evans is down!

    She takes a few moments to compose herself before gingerly getting back to her feet.

    She had got blocked in a bit at the back before a touch of wheels, and while the race has long finished, she gets back on her bike to cross the finish line.

  20. 'Smart, present and disciplined'

    Women's omnium: scratch race

    Chris Boardman
    Olympic cycling champion on BBC TV

    It's good to see Neah Evans show discipline at the start of the race. She has been smart, present and disciplined.