Jess Anderson
BBC Sport in Paris

A statement from British Cycling on the condition of Great Britain's Kye Whyte after that nasty crash:

“Following his crash in tonight’s BMX racing semi-final, Kye Whyte was assessed immediately by the on-site medical team.

"This was followed up by further immediate review by Great Britain Cycling Team Dr Nigel Jones who delivered a positive report, with no significant injuries.

“We wish Kye a speedy recovery and look forward to seeing him on his bike very soon.”

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You can catch the end of the semi-finals heats in the BMX right now on iPlayer, followed shortly by the finals.

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Both sides are managed by former Barcelona and Premier League players - although Thierry Henry and Javier Mascherano never played together.

Midfielder Mascherano joined Barca from Liverpool weeks after forward Henry left them for New York Red Bulls in the summer of 2010.

Mascherano, who won 147 caps for Argentina, played for West Ham as well as the Reds in England.

He won two gold medals in the Olympics, in 2004 and 2008, and has managed his country's under-20s since 2021.

Henry, who is Arsenal's all-time top scorer with 228 goals, scored 51 international goals in 123 games for France.

He has been France Under-21 boss since last year, and has previously been Belgium assistant and Monaco and Montreal Impact manager.

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French journalist Julien Laurens on the men's football quarter-final between France and Argentina: "Massive day because it is against Argentina.

"We spoke a bit about it yesterday, Thierry Henry on the bench for France against Javier Mascherano who is the Argentina Under-23s coach as well.

"We have superstars all around the pitch like Alvarez for Manchester City and Alexandre Lacazette the former Arsenal striker and you have all this baggage and history between the two of them because of the 2022 World Cup and that most recent incident, the video of that racist song."

France meet Argentina for a potential grudge match in Bordeaux in the men's Olympics football quarter-finals tonight.

There has been recent animosity between the teams after Argentina players were filmed singing a derogatory song about France's black players in the aftermath of winning the Copa America on 14 July.

It was similar to a song sung by Argentina fans during the 2022 World Cup in Qatar - a tournament in which the South Americans went on to beat France in the final.

At the Olympics, Argentina's rugby sevens players have been booed in each of their games by the home French fans.

"With everything that has happened recently, everyone in France was affected, so we will see what happens in the quarter-finals," said Jean-Philippe Mateta, who captained France in their win against New Zealand.

The medal ceremony for the men's 50m freestyle has just taken place and Ben Proud is now the proud owner of a silver medal from an Olympic Games.

Florent Manaudou, who took the bronze, is gushing about how much the crowds have helped the swimmers this week. The atmosphere has been "mental", says the 33-year-old Frenchman.

Novak Djokovic is through to his first Olympic final after beating Italian Lorenzo Musetti 6-4 6-2.

The Serb will face Spaniard Carlos Alcaraz in Saturday's gold-medal match, a repeat of this summer's Wimbledon final.

Musetti will face Felix Auger-Aliassime in the bronze medal match.

Team GB are trailing at half-time in their final pool game against Germany in the men's hockey.

Germany have had a fine second quarter with two goals from Christopher Ruhr, the first a brilliant reverse hit and the second coming from a penalty flick.

GB's Will Calnan had found the net in the first quarter, but his strike was ruled out following a video referral after his shot deflected in off his foot.

Both nations are already through, although the winner of this tie plays Argentina, rather than India in the quarter-finals.

20:20: Athletics - men's 10,000m final.

20:35: BMX - men's and women's (including GB's Beth Shriever) racing final.

20:05 - Men's 100m butterfly semi-finals

20:31 - Women's 200m individual medley semi-finals (including GB's Abbie Wood).

Harry Poole
BBC Sport in Paris

Amazing scenes at the Stade de France.

The decathletes were lined up ready to take on the 400m and the stadium announcer was calling repeatedly for quiet - but the French supporters just refused to obey!

With Leon Marchand going for gold in the pool, roars of Allez les Bleus echoed around the stadium and the cheers rang out as his latest triumph was confirmed.

Only then did the crowd quieten down and allow the action here to recommence. I've never seen anything like it.

Jess Anderson
BBC Sport in Paris

Easy peasy.

Beth Shriever is making absolute light work of this so far. She crosses the line in 34.297 seconds, way ahead of anyone else in her second semi-final heat.

This means that the defending Olympic champion won't meet her biggest rival - Saya Sakakibara of Australia - until the final, with both of them winning their two respective races so far.

What a mouth-watering prospect that is.

Sakakibara has just edged Shriever in terms of her times but how will they fare directly up against each other?

A brilliant display from Duncan Scott, who is now Scotland's most decorated Olympic athlete.

But the night belongs to Leon Marchand - and the 22-year-old is lapping up the crowd's love. Even Emmanuel Macron is going wild Marchand's dazzling performance in the pool.

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Adrian Moorhouse
1988 Olympic 100m breaststroke champion on BBC TV

Duncan Scott is one of the best British swimmers we have ever seen. He fully deserves what he done, Tom Dean down in fifth is not a bad swim.

Marchand has gone faster than Michael Phelps by a tenth of second!

Richard Winton
BBC Scotland at Paris la Defense Arena

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And there it is. Duncan Scott now has more Olympics medals that any other Scottish person who has ever lived. It's not a bad line to pull, is it..?

Cyclist Sir Chris Hoy has now been consigned to the second row in the ledger by the 27-year-old from Alloa. Two golds and six silver add up to eight medals and to Scottish sporting immortality.

And the big man might not be finished yet...

Andy Jameson
Commentator and former Olympic swimmer on BBC TV

Utterly extraordinary. Leon Marchand, the guy is a superhero!

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Duncan Scott has claimed silver in Paris!

The gold goes to Leon Marchand. His fourth of these 2024 Games!

China's Wang Shun is on the podium with the bronze medal.

Leon Marchand is the first to turn as the swimmers take on the breaststroke next. The crowd is LOUD. The Frenchman is heading towards another gold...

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport in Paris

If Scott is in touching distance after the breaststroke he has a chance...