Austria's Jessica Pilz is the penultimate climber to go and she can end Erin McNeice's chances of a bronze but she'll have to get high up the wall to do so!

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USA's Brooke Raboutou is guaranteed at least a bronze medal and she's in tears!

She secures 72 points and moves into first on 156 overall at the top of the leaderboard but there's still two to go.

Great Britain's Erin McNeice is down to third.

USA's Brooke Raboutou is now on the wall.

She is one who is firmly in contention for a gold medal after a super bouldering part of the final.

Raboutou is looking to add to her 84 points already captured.

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

• Ethiopia's Tamirat Tola won the men's marathon, crossing the line in a new Olympic record time of 2:06.26.
• Great Britain's Caden Cunningham is through to the quarter-finals of the men's +80kg taekwondo, while Rebecca McGowan made it through the women's 67kg round of 16 qualification.

• Britain's Kerenza Bryson and Kate French are through to Sunday's women's modern pentathlon final.

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

• The lead event of the women's sport climbing final is under way, featuring Britain's Erin McNeice.
• The men's volleyball final between France and Poland has just begun.
• The rhythmic gymnastics group all around final begins at 13:00 BST.
• Cunningham returns for men's +80kg taekwondo quarter-finals, taking on Cuba's Rafael Alba at 13:40.
• GB's Noah Williams and and Kyle Kothari are back at 14:00 BST after reaching the men's 10m platform final.
• Another gold medal is up for grabs in the water polo women’s final between Australia and Spain at 14:35.

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport in Paris

That climb from Ai Mori has probably ended Erin McNeice's chance of a medal with the two leaders from the boulder to come but you have to say it was sensational.

Almost everyone rises to applaud.

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That was truly amazing from Japan's Ai Mori as she secures 96.1 out of a possible 100 points.

She moves above GB's Erin McNeice into first place as the Brit slips into second.

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This sport climbing is utterly gripping (sorry), but if you want an alternative, the men's volleyball gold medal match between hosts France and Poland is just starting on the Red Button and iPlayer - UK users can also catch it via the Watch and Listen tab.

Mike Langley
Commentator on BBC TV

It is so easy to make a mistake on the lead wall, the tiniest slip and you are off.

Slightly unconventional sequence there, feet just skidded off.

You wonder when Erin McNeice looks back, a couple of little moments that weren’t quite right.

Japan's Ai Mori is the next climber to go.

She needs 88.7 points to overtake Erin McNeice.

Mori is a lead specialist and will fancy her chances on the wall.

Oriane Bertone will not be finishing above Erin McNeice!

The Frenchwoman has fallen off the wall with 45 points.

McBeast McNeice remains in first place.

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport in Paris

This French crowd has just erupted for their home climber Oriane Bertone. They are stamping their feet and waving their flags.

Erin McNeice can only sit in those deckchairs at the bottom of the wall and watch.

It's now the turn of France's Oriane Bertone.

She finished bouldering with exactly the same score as Erin McNeice and is someone who can finish above the Brit.

Are you nervous?

Faz: I’m in total awe and cannot believe what I’m watching with this climbing! These athletes are something else!

Australia's Oceania Mackenzie is off the wall with 45.1 points and she will not be finishing above Erin McNeice.

That's one down for the Brit.

Australia's Oceania Mackenzie is now on the wall and she is one of the climbers who can jump above Erin McNeice with a good score here.

Erin McNeice's time on the wall is over and she secures 68.1 to take her to 127.6 points overall.

She's up to the top of the leaderboard but she won't remain there.

Question is, has she done enough for bronze? We'll find out as the competition goes on.

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Erin McNeice is up to the 30 point mark as she dips in and out of her chalk bag.

This is really heart in mouth stuff as she dangles from the wall with just one hand at times.

There are so many Union Jack flags in the crowd cheering on Erin McNeice as she is watched by Team GB's gold medallist Toby Roberts.

She's making her way nicely up the wall.

South Korea's Chaehyun Seo is first up on the wall and has landed a score of 76.

Now then, here's GB's Erin McNeice and she's got eyes on a medal.