The women's duet final is under way in Saint-Denis.

Head down to your local swimming pool and create some art in the water.

You'll need to bring a mate though....

Majestic sport! And no that is not a cannonball.

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Sonia Oxley
BBC Sport in Paris

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Just a few metres away from the diving pool where Noah Williams snatched his bronze in the 10m platform this afternoon, another two Britons are getting ready for what would be a historic Olympic medal.

Kate Shortman and Izzy Thorpe are seeking to become the first Britons to win an artistic swimming medal. They sit fourth after Friday's technical routine, around 0.7 behind the Dutch team.

They will now compete in the free routine, with the score from both routines added together for the final result.

Katharine Merry
Former GB 400m runner on BBC Radio 5 Live

Cyrena Samba-Mayela is tears on the track. France have a medal at last in the track and field.

She’s a French hero.

Harry Poole
BBC Sport in Paris

The stadium is absolutely rammed this evening.

It has been packed throughout both morning and evening sessions, but I can barely see a single empty seat as I look around the Stade de France.

The atmosphere, as always here, is electric.

But this is something else!

France have their first athletics medal as Cyrena Samba-Mayela takes silver in the women's 100m hurdles, slumping to the floor under the weight of the overwhelming emotion.

The crowd erupt. What. A Noise!

Now the closing night party here has well and truly started!

Sonia Oxley
BBC Sport in Paris

Surely Bolero is only for Torvill and Dean?! Thought I was at the wrong sport for a moment but it's water here, not ice.

The French artistic swimmers Anastasia Bayandina and Romane Lunel open the evening with a beautiful free routine to Ravel's classic.

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Both races on the track so far tonight have been decided by 0.01 seconds!

American champion Masai Russell adds yet another USA athletics gold in 12.33 seconds, Cyrena Samba-Mayela finishes in 12.34.

Jasmine Camacho-Quinn, who won gold at Tokyo 2020, took bronze in 12.36 secs - just 0.03 off back to back Olympic titles.

Victoria Pendleton
Olympic cycling gold medalist on BBC Radio 5 Live

It was a bit nervy for Hamish Turnbull.

The German rider is waving his hand in the air that he’s unhappy about something.

Victoria Pendleton
Olympic cycling gold medalist on BBC Radio 5 Live

There’s a lot of tape, a rough surface masking tape over the holes on the track because you can splinters otherwise, and that’s not ideal. That’s dangerous for crashes and for tyres so they’re always fastidious at repairing the little nicks and scratches caused by bike crashes.

Wow!

Hamish Turnbull was at the back of the five-rider back when they heard the bell to signal one lap remaining.

He still had work to do on the back straight but launched his attack from the top of the ramp and managed to come home second.

Turnbull heads through to the quarter-finals along with heat two winner Zhou Yu of China.

GB's Katarina Johnson-Thompson has been in the BBC TV studio talking about her heptathlon silver medal, which she won last night.

On what was going through her head on the podium: “It’s just reflecting back on what the year has been like and the struggle and difficulties.

"After all the interviews that you have and all things you have to say, I think that's one moment of peace where you get your own thoughts and be able to fully realise that this is the moment. This is what I've done. This isn't a dream and this is how far I've come.”

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Japan's Kaiya Ota wins the first heat and is joined in the quarter-finals by New Zealand's Sam Dakin.

Now Women’s javelin final

18:35 Women’s 100m hurdles final

18:50 Men’s 5,000m final featuring GB’s George Mills

19:15 Women’s 1,500m final featuring Laura Muir and Georgia Bell

20:00 Men’s 4 x 400m relay final

20:14 Women’s 4 x 400m relay final

Harry Poole
BBC Sport in Paris

It's the final night of track and field action at Paris 2024.

That feels very sad to say.

But what an amazing eight days of action we have already had at the Stade de France.

The good news is, there's one more big evening session to come.

So many scintillating finals to look forward to. So many medals to be won.

Let's hope it's a spectacular finale to mark the end of an unforgettable Games...

We'll return to the women's sprint quarter-finals shortly but the men's keirin repechages are just getting under way.

Team GB's Hamish Turnbull goes in heat two as he looks for a spot in the quarter-finals.

Here's a look at what's happened so far today in Paris:

• Great Britain's Noah Williams has won bronze in the men's 10m platform diving.
• Great Britain are guaranteed at least a silver in the men's +80kg taekwondo, with Caden Cunningham to contest the final at about 20:20 BST.
• USA, managed by ex-Chelsea boss Emma Hayes, beat Brazil 1-0 to win women's football gold.
• Ethiopia's Tamirat Tola won the men's marathon, crossing the line in a new Olympic record time of 2:06.26.
• Britain's Kerenza Bryson and Kate French are through to Sunday's women's modern pentathlon final.
• New Zealand's Lisa Carrington won her third gold of Paris 2024 with victory in the kayak single 500m final, while fellow New Zealander Lydia Ko claimed victory in the women's golf.
• France defended their Olympic gold in the men's volleyball, beating Poland.

And here's what's coming up in the next few hours:

• A busy evening of athletics is under way, with George Mills and Laura Muir among the British athletes in finals.
• The track cycling is back under way, with GB's Emma Finucane and Sophie Capewell in the women's sprint quarter-finals.
• USA take on France in the final of the men's basketball - can Victor Wembanyama and the hosts upset Steph Curry, LeBron James and co?

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Paris

Emma Finucane easily wins her first quarter-final race against Colombia's Martha Bayona Pineda, easing off the gas as she crossed the finish line.

Win their next head-to-head and she's through to the semi-finals.

Sophie Capewell has it all to do however, beaten to the line in her opening heat by the Netherlands' Hetty van de Wouw.

It's all over! Ahmed Elgendy wins Egypt's first ever gold in the men's modern pentathlon.

He dominated the final running and shooting leg and was able to wave to the crowd on his final lap.

Japan's Taishu Sato takes silver and Italy's Giorgio Malan collects bronze.

Great Britain's defending champion Joseph Choong finishes ninth.

And he's off. Joseph Choong is up against it, although he is one of the best in the world at the shooting run.

Leader Ahmed Elgendy reaches the first shooting range. He misses his first two shots but gets to the required five pretty quickly.