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9.43am BST

Madison gold: Great Britain drop to third. Denmark 25, France 24, Great Britain 23. We have 77 laps to go.

9.42am BST

Madison gold: France wins the sprint with 90 laps to go, taking five points. Denmark second with three, Great Britain third with two. The latter two teams share the lead on 22 points, France on 19.

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3.50pm BST

We are into sudden death. Jonna Andersson has her penalty saved and now Canada have the chance to win it.

And they do. Julia Grosso scores to give Canada gold!

3.46pm BST

Women’s football final penalty shootout.

WOW! The Sweden captain Caroline Seger had the chance to win it but she blasted her shot over the bar.

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1.41pm BST

In case you were hoping to see Katarina Johnson-Thompson on the podium in the heptathlon, she had to pull out of the event yesterday due to injury.

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1.39pm BST

The full story as Holly Bradshaw brings home another medal for Team GB.

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10.37pm BST

Wellbrock is well away from the field and seems to be following the racing line well, with the rest of the pack well behind him. They probably think they know better than going off like that. This is a heroic choice of tactics.

10.33pm BST

Early doors in Tokyo, and off they go in the swimming marathon. A couple of swimmers stay back on the pontoon, and away they go. Germany’s Florian Wellbrock takes up the early pace around the red buoy with German colleague Rob Muffels for company. The water is still, like a millpond.

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2.17pm BST

Pole vault: Mondo Duplantis is trying to break his own world record of 6.18m. He’s had two attempts at 6.19m.

It looked as if he had done it first time round but he clipped the bar. He didn’t come close in his second attempt. Now for the third ...

2.12pm BST

The full story as Elaine Thompson-Herah becomes the first woman in history to retain the sprint double.

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6.08am BST

Hello Niall O’Keeffe:

Tubthumping is one of my favourite songs! Well done. Just curious why female track athletes are required to wear singlets that expose their midriffs. But males wear full length ones.

6.06am BST

Women’s basketball: USA, unbeaten after two games in Group B, have started a little slowly and trail France 35-30 early in the second quarter. The French are on fire from the perimeter, hitting three after three.

Earlier today, Japan beat Nigeria 102-83 to lead Group B but the winner of USA-France will overtake the host nation.

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11.55am BST

Bigntian Su (China) 9.83

Ronnie Baker (USA) 9.83

11.50am BST

Gymnastics: Max Whitlock tells BBC he’s “lost for words”, “completely overwhelmed,” and it’s “totally surreal”. It’s been an incredible journey, he says, and retaining the gold is “a million times harder”, noting “the most pressured environment I’ve ever been in”. He’s only getting older, but “experience pays a lot” and he “can’t quite believe it”.

He doesn’t know if it helped going first. It’s easy to say with the gold around his neck now, but every gymnast knows it’s hard to go first and he had to lay down a big routine, he couldn’t wait to see what others did. He can’t believe he’s done it, but he’s done the job, scored near his target score, and knew that if someone beat it, he’d still done his job. He now has six Olympic medals and when he was younger, he only did the sport because he enjoyed it – he wasn’t aiming for or expecting medals. It “feels very, very surreal” and he thinks he’s almost going round in circles trying to make sense of it.

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11.35am BST

... and she qualifies fastest! Runs through in 10.73, no one anywhere near her, her bright yellow and red hair streaming out behind her.

11.33am BST

Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce is in the third heat...