Olympics LIVE: Katarina Johnson-Thompson in heptathlon medal hunt as Team GB chase gold

Here’s GB’s Toby Roberts’ medal-winning climb earlier today. He is the latest GB athlete to take gold from Paris.

The South Paris Arena erupted several times this evening during a thrilling match between Sweden and China in the gold medal table tennis team match.

China is now the top seed, with the pair of Chuqin Wang and Long Ma winning their doubles match.

Kristian Karlsson is playing in singles matches, although he lost to Wang Chuqin.

It was about an hour before kick-off in the men’s soccer gold medal match.

Hosts France, supported by Jean-Philippe Mateta, will face Spain at 5pm BST at PSG’s Parc des Princes stadium.

In the bronze medal match, Spain were only awarded a penalty six minutes and 53 seconds into seven minutes of injury time!

Garcia is down in the challenge and given!

Alexia Putellas stepped up to take it – and Ann-Katrin Berger dived to the left to parry it away!

The final whistle was blown seconds later and the German goalkeeper was the hero as Germany took the bronze!

Pin swapping is big business in the Olympic village. Each country has its own unique little pins and a popular way to spend time training and competing outside is to collect as many as you can by trading yourself.

Andy Murray is an expert. After amassing a large collection at the last Games in Paris, Murray began looking for the rarest piece that sent him hunting for Liechtenstein’s only athlete: the 20-year-old mountain biker Romano Puntener, one of almost 15,000 people who live in the 54.-hectare Olympic Village.

Murray being Murray, he found him. “I was shocked,” Puntener said. “It was after dinner when the mechanic and I took some bikes and rode through the village, and he saw me. I didn’t expect to meet him the first evening in the Olympic Village.

A bienvenue was afternoon for the newest Olympic sport – breaking. The only addition to the program at these Games, competing breakdancers – known as b-girls or b-boys – will compete in one-on-one “battles” navigated by the master of ceremonies (MC) to music played randomly by the disc. jockey (DJ).

Their routines, or “throws down”, are scored by nine judges, who each move a digital slider to the competitor they deem to have won each fight. Snoop Dogg, who has been a busy man in Paris in his rather lucrative role as an NBC correspondent, officially opened the show a while ago – here’s everything you need to know about it:

Of the eight climbers gathered below the 15-meter wall in Paris, one is there because he has the ambition to win an Olympic medal.

For many, their journey into the sport generally begins out of natural instinct rather than competition. Great Britain’s Hamish McArthur, for example, could not stop clambering up a tree or hanging on a door frame as a child. Toby Roberts is not much different. He will try to escape his cot as a baby, before he is above the first wall in three years, also before the point that he knows what he is doing is a sport at all. Not too much of a fear, he wanted to climb as high as possible, because that was the only direction he could think of.

We’re into the final 20 minutes of the women’s bronze medal match between world champions Spain – whose team includes Ballon d’Or winners Alexia Putellas and Aitana Bonmati – and Germany.

Germany took the lead there with a penalty from Bayern Munich’s Giulia Gwinn.

It was not for Britain’s duo Grace Reid and Yasmin Harper.

It was gold for Chen Yiwen of China with a score of 376.

Silver went to Australia’s Maddison Keeney with 343.10.

Chang Yani came back from a low start to take the bronze with 318.75.

Yasmin Harper finished fifth with 305.10 and Grace Reid finished 10th with 275.85.

Grace Reid went up for the last dive, and it was good.

It’s his best dive, it’s over 66, and it can affect the final ranking, but there’s no chance for a podium finish.