Hello and welcome to live coverage of the Olympics,

Joe Joyce will soon be in action in the men's super heavyweight boxing, in Britain's last chance at adding another medal (obviously he's guaranteed at least silver). Tony Yoka of France is his opponent.

Lorenzo Sotomayor of Azerbaijan has been defeated by the Uzbek, Fazliddin Gaibnazarov. It's a silver for him, and gold for his victor. Sotomayor has an interesting histroy. He boxed in Cuba, but moved to Azerbaijan in 2013 to follow his Russian wife who lived there.

Gold for the Brazilian men's volleyball team, who beat Italy in the final.

Here's a tribute from one of Kate Richardson-Walsh's teammates.

Here's some more coverage of the nudey protest in the wrestling.

The captain on England's victorious hockey team, Kate Richardson-Walsh, will be the flagbearer for the closing ceremony, representing Britain.

Another final, and a Russian gold medal in the men's -65kg. Soslan Ramonov, winner of the 2014 World Championship, has another success. He beat Toghrul Asgarov, the defending Olympic Champions. No more semi-nude protests to report.

And another angle.

And here is the wrestling-cum-stripping.

In the -65kg freelance wrestling, there's been some unusual behaviour. Uzbekistan’s Ikhtiyor Navruzov took bronze, defeating Mongolia’s Mandakhnaran Ganzorig thanks to a late penalty. To protest the decision, Ganzorig and his support staff stripped in the ring and refused to leave. Yep.

The mountain biking has come to a close, with Swiss gold. Will that make up for a disappointing showing in Euro 2016?

Another gold for the US. This time it's Claressa Shields, who triumphs in the boxing. She defeated Nouchka Fontijn in the middleweight final.

Here's Allyson Felix celebrating her relay triumph.

A special guest is supporting the Brazilian volleyball team.

It's a promising start for Brazil in the volleyball. They take the first set 25-22. This could be a chance to end the day with another gold medal.

Bronze for Spain in the men's basketball. They scored in the last five seconds to secure a dramatic 89-88 victory over Australia.

And a special interview here.

Not quite a highlight, exactly, but a memorable moment.

With the day slowing to a crawl, have a look at some of our video highlights from the games.

Brazil could end the games on a high, with a gold, in the men's volleyball. They take on Italy in the final.

Speaking on the BBC, Mo Farah has suggested that he'll change his focus to the marathaon:

“We’ll see. I have thought about it a little bit,” he said.

“I work hard and it takes six months away from my family, spending time up in mountains.

“Next year I will give the World Championships in London on the track a go and decide what I want to do.

“I want to see what I can do in the marathon. 2017 I will end on the track and then see what I can do in the marathon I will just take one day at a time.”