Laura Collett went into the individual jumping round in third with fellow Brit Tom McEwan 2.7 penalties behind in fourth.

Both jumped clear and were relying on mistakes from German rival Michael Jung and Australian Christopher Burton.

Jung and Burton both enjoyed perfect rounds to take gold and silver respectively.

It's bronze for Great Britain's Laura Collett.

Collett, Tom McEwen and Ros Canter secured Team GB's first gold medal at the Paris 2024 Olympics in the eventing team jumping final earlier.

Collett now has her first individual Olympic medal.

McEwan drops to fourth after a fine ride from Germany's Michael Jung, who takes gold, and narrowly misses out on a medal.

Nick Luck
Equestrian commentator on BBC TV

London shines in Paris as Laura Collett guarantees herself a bronze, a beautiful performance.

Laura Collett punches the air after landing her final jump in the individual eventing final.

Collett is guaranteed a medal!

What colour? Well, we will have to wait for the other finalists to complete their round before we learn that.

Fellow Briton Tom McEwan sits in third place and is waiting to see how Germany's Michael Jung gets on now.

Here is the moment Tom Pidcock claimed gold after one of the most monumental of comebacks you will see at these Olympics.

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Great Britain's Adam Burgess is the penultimate canoeist in the semi-final of the men's singles.

Burgess finished fourth at the Tokyo 2020 Games and missed out on a medal by 0.16 seconds, so he will be hoping for a clean semi-run to book his place in the final later today.

France's Nicolas Gestin qualified in first and will be the last on the course.

Nick: Tom Pidcock you legend!! If I watch sport for the next 50 years I will never see a more exciting finish … awesome fighting spirit. A lesson to us all!!

Cal: You won't see any more drama than that all Olympics! Tom Pidcock what a legend! Wow.

Nimranoor: Talk about a comeback story! Pidcock is definitely the MVP of mountain biking. Such an awesome performance!

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Roland Garros

He’s done it! Novak Djokovic shows Rafael Nadal who is boss.

Not quite as emphatic as it looked it would be, but Djokovic won’t care.

A job very well done by the 37-year-old Serb.

He’s beat his old foe in what could well be the final meeting of their enduring rivalry.

Most importantly, Djokovic continues his bid for Olympic gold - the one honour which has so far eluded him.

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Tom Pidcock finished with a time 1:26.22, just 0.09 seconds clear of Victor Koretzky after one of the most titanic battles in Olympic cycling history.

Koretzky looks visibly emotional as he hugs his family by the finish line, but he can be incredibly proud of his silver medal - the Frenchman gave absolutely everything.

South Africa's Alan Hatherly took bronze, Pidcock's Team GB team-mate Charlie Aldridge finished a very respectable eighth.

Harry Poole
BBC Sport in Paris

We're down to our final four in the eventing individual jumping final, with two British riders among them.

Tom McEwen is next up, followed by Laura Collett, as both seek to secure their second medal of the day following team gold.

They entered this final event in third and fourth respectively, so a medal or two is very much a possibility.

Emotional scenes at the finish line.

Tom Pidcock almost collapses into the arms of his family and partner, while Victor Koretzky is in tears as he gets a hug from his young child.

As they were on the final climb, there was almost a collision as Pidcock worked his way around some trees to get in front of the Frenchman. Both managed to stay on their bikes but it opened up the gap for Pidcock to sprint through and take the winning position.

In the last three minutes or so, the pair went back and forth from first and second position at least four times. It was proper jaw-dropping, edge-of-your-seat drama, Olympic sport at its best.

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Jonathan Overend
BBC Radio 5 Live commentator

What a comeback from Tom Pidcock!

Inside the last few metres, he overtook his rival from France, Victor Koretzky. It was a brilliant move. Pidcock went left and he just made up the ground and he took him on the inside.

Before you knew it, we were on the home straight and Pidcock crossed the line for the gold medal.

The most dramatic gold that we might see for Britain over the course of these games. Pidcock retains his gold.

That was amazing! He has won it in hugely dramatic circumstances. an audacious manoeuvre almost at the final corner.

Isla Short
Scottish cross-country mountain biker on BBC TV

That's nobody's fault. There's two choices, they are both going at full speed and they made contact.

And now Tom Pidcock is back in front!

The two bikes collided as Pidcock went on the attack but he stays on his feet and surges clear!

Oh my word.

Tom Pidcock nudged his way back in front - only for Victor Koretzky to respond an re-take the lead.

This is Olympic sport at its finest.

Isla Short
Scottish cross-country mountain biker on BBC TV

I couldn't call it if it went to a sprint finish. Pidcock has not dominated. Pidcock needs to go on this climb if he wants an easier descent and a clear finish.

There's a huge roar from the home crowd as Victor Koretzky attacks and takes the lead from Tom Pidcock!

Isla Short
Scottish cross-country mountain biker on BBC TV

It's a very early attack on this climb. Koretzky will be trying to attack Pidcock and see how he responds.

Alan Hatherly is starting to slip back.

It looks set to be a two-way fight for gold between Tom Pidcock and Victor Koretzky.