George Thorpe
BBC South West

Fair play to Beth Shriever there. Could have been a bit bitter about not medalling (and probably hurting). But has a smile on her face and so cheerful. Clearly just loves BMX Racing.

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport in Paris

Andy Murray is at the swimming tonight.

Leon Marchand has just been presented his fourth medal of the week. It was followed by another booming rendition of the anthem.

One sign in the crowd just reads 'Merci Leon'. It has been special to be here.

BBC iPlayer

Football fans, it's your chance to watch some action now. Over on BBC iPlayer, you can watch the second half of the quarter-final between Argentina and France. The hosts currently lead 1-0.

It's all over in the hockey. Team GB had a couple of late short corners but couldn't find an elusive equaliser.

GB end the pool stages with their first defeat of the games, but they still make the quarter-finals where they will face India on Sunday.

Harry Poole
BBC Sport in Paris

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I mean, this atmosphere is just brilliant.

The men's 10,000m medal winners are running around the track, waving their national flags above their heads.

All the while, Gloria Gaynor's 'I will Survive' is blasted out through the speakers and the crowd, still here in huge numbers, sing along, dance and wave their own flags around enthusiastically.

Bring on the rest of the athletics!

Team GB's women's BMX rider Bethany Shriever, speaking to BBC One: "I have loved every second being here. Sometimes it can't go to plan and that is life.

"I am happy and healthy, I have got my friends and family - that is all that matters.

"It is insane, with the French men going one, two and three. I have next experienced anything like it - it is what it is.

"I was late out the start, every other time it has been alright."

Victoria Pendleton
Olympic cycling gold medalist on BBC Radio 5 Live

We could barely see what happened. It was just so unusual because we were expecting Beth to be at the front.

But I wonder if choosing that central position every single time made everyone around her very aware of what she was going to do.

Jess Anderson
BBC Sport in Paris

Well something happened there. What an absolute shame for Bethany Shriever, who got caught up in the pack and could not recover. She ultimately finished last.

When it came down to all or nothing, the defending champion didn't have it.

Having won all six of her races on the way to the final, she will be absolutely gutted.

Huge congratulations to Saya Sakakibara, she's the in-form woman at the moment and it's a deserved gold medal for the Australian!

Ed Leigh
BMX commentator on BBC TV

It didn't go Bethany Shriever's way.

Saya Sakakibara makes her way out on the home straight and the Australian flag is draped out.

Ed Leigh
BMX commentator on BBC TV

Bethany Shriever gets caught up in traffic and she cannot make it work.

Here we go! Can Bethany Shriever defend her title and win Team GB another medal on day seven?

GO! GO! GO!

Harry Poole
BBC Sport in Paris

Unfortunately one of the French athletes, Yann Schrub, has been forced to end his race prematurely after appearing to pick up an injury early in this men's 10,000m final.

The race is more than 20 minutes in and the atmosphere has been building ever since it started, a wave of noise chasing the main pack around the purple track as we reach the business end of the race.

The noise is incredible as it sweeps us with every lap. There are more than 10 athletes still remaining in the main pack, including the sole remaining Frenchman Jimmy Gressier who is being urged on all the way by the passionate home support.

Well, it has been some evening for French President, Emmanuel Macron.

First up, he heads to La Defense Arena to watch Leon Marchand boss the pool, then he heads over to Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines where the BMX track is based.

He then watches more French dominance as Joris Daudet, Sylvain Andre and Romain Mahieu get a one, two and three.

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Matthew Henry
BBC Sport in Paris

This is Edouard and Maud. They have watched Marchand's quest for four Olympic golds unfold on TV and here for the finale.

Only Michael Phelps, Mark Spitz and Kristen Otto have won four individual swimming events at one Olympics.

And now 22-year-old Marchand has joined them.

Jess Anderson
BBC Sport

Absolutely incredible scenes here at the BMX Stadium.

The French trio are lapping it up as cries of "Allez Les Bleus!" ring around the stadium.

A historic moment for these three riders at their home games. It happened at the world championships last year, and it's happened again here on the Olympic stage.

Wow.

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Team GB have halved the deficit in their final pool game thanks to a ripping Gareth Furlong drag-flick.

There's about 10 minutes left. Both nations are already through to the quarter-finals although the winner will, in theory, get an easier knockout draw.

Jess Anderson
BBC Sport in Paris

It's gone mad!

The three French riders - Joris Daudet, Sylvain Andre and Romain Mahieu - have taken gold, silver and bronze!

What an incredible race, they led the pack pretty much from start to finish. Utter dominance from the trio!

The French commentators next to me are going absolutely mad along with the rest of the stadium! They're all hugging, there's tears, Daudet has thrown his bike in celebration and is taking the adulation of this adoring crowd.

Incredible scenes!