Summary

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

  • Boxing - Ireland's Kellie Harrington retains her Olympic title after semi-final defeat means bronze for GB's Lewis Richardson in men's 76kg

  • Athletics - GB's Josh Kerr finishes ahead of bitter rival Jakob Ingebrigtsen in 1500m final but it is only enough for silver

  • Athletics - USA's Gabby Thomas wins women's 200m Olympic gold with 100m champion Julien Alfred of Saint Lucia second. GB's Dina Asher-Smith fourth and Daryll Neita fifth

  • Track cycling - silver for GB men in team sprint final as mighty Dutch set another world record

  • Skateboarding - GB's Sky Brown, 16, wins bronze, matching her medal in Tokyo, despite dislocating shoulder just before Games

Live Reporting

Michael Emons and Bobbie Jackson

  1. 'Pressure on for Hayes and Team USA'

    Women's football semi-final - USA 0-0 Germany (after 25 mins)

    Maz Farookhi
    Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live

    This is a USA side that have gone on a run to the last four here in Paris, a lot better than they managed to achieve at last year's World Cup.

    However the pressure is on. People always expect them to be in the mix for a gold medal, so this match against Germany is one they really need to win.

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    #bbcolympics, text 81111 (UK only - standard rates apply) or WhatsApp 03301231826

    Daniel: Sky Brown has TWO Olympic medals at the age of 16. That's absolutely insane.

    Paulcurran: So pleased for Sky Brown considering her shoulder injury. So close to silver but a brilliant bronze

    Harriet: Good on you Sky. That was thrilling to watch. Those girls have no fear.

  3. Another bronze for Brown

    Skateboarding - women's park final

    Sky BrownGetty Images

    What have you achieved in the past three years?

    Bronze at 13, bronze at 16.

    Brilliant from Sky Brown.

  4. 'Narrow margins'

    Skateboarding - women's park final

    Conor McNamara
    Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live

    Two Olympics in a row Sky Brown is on the podium.

    No Team GB athlete has ever been younger winning medals and now she has two.

    Beaten by 0.3 of a point shows just how narrow the margins are.

  5. 'What a final'

    Skateboarding - women's park final

    Ed Leigh
    Skateboarding commentator on BBC TV

    What a final - that was immense.

    Full credit to Sky Brown, she has come back from an MCL tear. She had to rehab it for two months and missed a lot of key competitions in the run up to qualifying.

  6. Skateboarding - women's park final

    That was some final round.

    All but one skater managed their best score on the third run - and we've been treated to a show.

    Fantastic drama in Paris.

  7. Bronze Medal - Sky Brown

    Skateboarding - women's park final

    Sky BrownPA Media

    Wow, Kokona Hiraki has pulled out everything for her final run and she’s leapfrogged Sky Brown to get a silver with a final run of 92.63.

    Just like in Tokyo.

    But what a terrific performance from Brown who has matched the bronze she won three years ago.

    Arisa Trew takes the gold for Australia.

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    #bbcolympics, text 81111 (UK only - standard rates apply) or WhatsApp 03301231826

    My very active and clumsy 5 year old is enamoured by Sky Brown and now wants a skateboard…. Thanks Sky… I think…

    Tom in Kent

  9. Brown guaranteed a medal

    Skateboarding - women's park final

    America's Bryce Wetterman has thrown everything at her final round to try and snatch a medal.

    Is it enough? No, she's fallen!

    Sky Brown is guaranteed a medal. Just Kokona Hiraki, currently in bronze, left to go.

  10. 'Not over yet'

    Skateboarding - women's park final

    Marc Churchill
    Skateboarding commentator on BBC TV

    I don't feel like Sky Brown will chase down Arisa Trew with that run.

    She moves into silver medal position but it's definitely not over yet.

    There is a lot of shouting still to be done here.

  11. 'Wait to see if she will improve on Tokyo bronze'

    Skateboarding - women's park final

    Conor McNamara
    Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live

    An excellent score from Sky Brown, she is up into silver but she will not catch Arisa Trew for the gold.

    She has this wait now to see if she will improve on her bronze from Tokyo.

  12. Kusaki falls

    Skateboarding - women's park final

    A terrific run from Hinano Kusaki comes crashing down - but she's smiling.

    If she'd finished that round, Sky Brown would have been under threat but with two left, Brown stays in silver.

  13. Skateboarding

    Skateboarding - women's park final

    Three to go.

    Next is Japan's Hinano Kusaki who has yet to finish a run.

    What has she got?

  14. Brown back into silver

    Skateboarding - women's park final

    It's better from Sky Brown - that final trick again! She puts her hand to head with joy as she finishes up.

    Will it be enough to move her up the standings?

    Yes! 92.31 moves her into silver.

  15. Skateboarding - women's park final

    Conor McNamara
    Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live

    Sky Brown has given it everything! There is no doubt that she has left nothing out there at Place de la Concorde. Will it be enough?

  16. Skateboarding - women's park final

    Sky Brown is about to go for the final time.

    Here's how it stands.

    1. Arisa Trew - 93.18
    2. Kokona Hiraki - 91.98
    3. Sky Brown - 91.60

  17. 'Going to have to be something special from Brown'

    Skateboarding - women's park final

    Conor McNamara
    Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live

    It is brilliant from Arisa Trew, a massive 93.18! She is into the lead and the gold medal position.

    Sky Brown is bumped down into the bronze medal position for now ahead of her last run and it is going to have to be something special from her to move to the top.

  18. Skippy on the spot

    Track cycling - women's team pursuit qualifying

    Katie Falkingham
    BBC Sport in Paris

    Australia have just set the fastest time so far in women's team pursuit qualifying - 4:08.612 - with five teams still to come.

    As I went through security to get into the velodrome today, colleagues from Australia’s Channel Nine were behind me in the queue, holding a giant inflatable kangaroo.

    The French security guard’s eyes lit up. He shouted “SKIPPY!” then started bouncing up and down on the spot.

    Skippy is now in the mixed zone, where the athletes are interviewed after their races. Wonder what his questioning is like.

  19. Trew leaps into first

    Skateboarding - women's park final

    Now then, pre-Olympic favourite Arisa Trew is a real danger.

    Currently in the bronze medal position, she did leave some points out there in her second run,

    Can she threaten Sky Brown? She lands a 540 early in her run before winding up for a big finish with the nosegrind and crushing it.

    The 14-year old scores 93.18 - and takes the lead!

    Arisa TrewGetty Images

  20. 'More questions than answers for USA & Emma Hayes'

    Women's football semi-final - USA v Germany

    Maz Farookhi
    Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live

    The last game against Japan was Emma Hayes' first knockout match in charge of the US women's national team and it left more questions than answers in many ways.

    Japan's tactics were spot on, made the pitch very congested and they were very well organised. The USA for large parts of the match didn't have answer to it. Momentum was against them and they needed a really important goal from Trinity Rodman to get the winning goal in extra time.

    This is a USA side that have gone on a run to the last four here in Paris, a lot better than they managed to achieve at last year's World Cup.

    However the pressure is on. People always expect them to be in the mix for a gold medal, so this match against Germany is one they really need to win.