Over at the Men's High Jump, Shelby McEwan has just cleared 2.36m to hit the top spot.
At the moment, the American is at the top of the leaderboard alongside New Zealand's Hamish Kerr.
The pair are guaranteed a medal with the only other man in contention being Qatar's Mutaz Essa Barshim.
Reigning Olympic champion Gianmarco Tamberi was taken to hospital earlier with illness after failing three times 2.27m.
Olympic cycling was stopped after a horror crash at the National Velodrome.
During heat four of the men's Keirin repechanges on Saturday evening, Trinidad and Tobago star Kwesi Browne suffered a sickening crash on the final lap.
Browne was in a close pack with his fellow riders when he suffered a very heavy high speed fall that brought the race to an immediate end.
The medical teams were immediately called to the 30-year-old's aid.
The sensational track performances just keep on coming!
This time it's Kenyan Faith Kipyegon, who runs an astonishing 3:51.29 to break her own Olympic Record in 1500m!
If her gold in Tokyo was good, this was something else as she triumphs in what was an incredibly fast race.
The field went off at some pace and it showed with six personal bests displaying on the big screen at the event's conclusion.
Among those are the two brilliant Team GB runners, Georgia Bell and Laura Muir, who came in third and fifth respectively.
Bell's run for bronze was a new National Record, and saw her cross the line just behind Australia's Jessica Hull, who took silver.
Redemption for Jakob Ingebrigtsen!
The Norwegian star blew it in the 1500m, but he has shown that he's a class apart tonight by cruising to take gold in the 5000m.
Ingebrigtsen made his move with a third of the race remaining, and nobody could keep pace.
A long way back, Kenyan Ronald Kwemoi runs a fine race in second, while Grent Fisher finishes brilliantly to sneak bronze for the USA.
Joe Choong handed over his Olympic modern pentathlon crown after giving himself no chance of retaining his title.
Choong, who hunted down Egypt’s Ahmed Elgendy to win gold in Tokyo three years ago, found himself in an impossible position after his day one fencing fiasco.
And while the 29-year-old multiple world champion showed grit and determination in his forlorn task, he finished in ninth place, 35 seconds behind the Egyptian.
Choong, who started the day 17th in the 18-man field, needed a perfect evening to get in the medal hunt.
But he had one fence down in the showjumping and while he was fastest in the 200m swim it meant he began the laser run 50 seconds down on Elgendy and 14th overall and while he made up five places, a medal was beyond his grasp.
Next up at the Stade de France is the Men's 5000m, and that means an opportunity for GB's George Mills to add to the silver medal he won at the European Championships.
Jakob Ingebrigtsen is seen as the man to beat...
Masai Russell wins the Women's 100m hurdles right on the line!
And just like the Men's 800m, it could not not have been any closer!
The American comes through in the final stages to edge out home favourite Cyrena Samba-Mayela in an incredible finish.
Both runners look anxiously to the big screen for confirmation of the result, and then the celebrations begin.
Samba-Mayela breaks down in tears of joy with her silver being France's first track and field medal of these games - the stadium respond with an incredible reception for the 23-year-old.
Jasmine Camacho-Quinn, meanwhile, showed her class by recoverign from a shaky start to take bronze.
With the Men's High Jump final underway, it's back to the track for the Women's 100m hurdles.
Puerto Rican Jasmine Camacho-Quinn set a new Olympic record when winning gold in Tokyo. Can she defend her title tonight?
On your marks...
Wow! What a race! And what a finish!
Emmanuel Wanyonyi holds off the challenge of Marco Arop to cross the line one-hundredth of a second ahead of his rival.
It's an astonishing run from the Kenyan, who hit the front with one lap remaining and just kept going.
Arop and Algerian Djamel Sedjati pushed the leader hard in the final 50m, but Wanyonyi somehow dig deep to keep himself in front and take gold by the narrowest of margins.
For the final time of Paris 2024, eyes turn to track and field.
A fascinating of evening of action at the Stade de France awaits including two 400m relays, the Women's 1500m and the Men's 5000m.
But first it's the Men's 800m, and we're ready for the off...
The United States - and their English coach Emma Hayes - have won the final of the Women's Football.
Team USA reclaim the gold medal they last claimed at London 2012 with a 1-0 victory over Brazil at the Parc des Princes.
The only goal of the contest was scored by forward Mallory Swanson, who was making her 100th appearance for the US.
Not even the introduction of the legendary Marta could bring Brazil back into it as USA held on for their fifth Olympic gold in Women's football.
Portugal win their first gold medal of Paris 2024 - and what a way to do it!
They burst through dramatically in the final sprint of the race for double points and push long-time leaders Italy into second place.
No wonder Iuri Leitao and Rui Oliveira cannot believe what they've done, they were barely in contention with 50 laps to go.
But they raced brilliantly to claim 27 of their 35 sprint points in the final quarter of the contest, and triumph against all odds.
There are tears of joy from the Portuguese pair, and tears of despair from Italians Simone Corsonni and Elia Viviani, who had looked set for gold.
It's all happening over at the National Veledrome, where 25 laps remain in the Madison.
And unfortunately for Team GB, it's not good news.
Moments ago, Ollie Wood was involved in a heavy crash after colliding with one of the Dutch riders.
It's cost the British team 20 points, and if they weren't out of contention before, they are now.
Mind you, they're not alone in falling with Belgium, Spain, and leaders Italy all involved in crashes in the past couple of minutes.
What an Olympic debut for Solfrid Koanda!
The 25-year-old lifted a combined 275kg to set a new Olympic Record in the Women's Weightlifting and win gold.
In second place, Sarah Ahmed lifted 268kg, while Dajomes Barrera required medical treatment after securing the bronze medal.
One hundred laps in at the National Velodrome, and it's Italy that lead the way with 40 points.
The pair of Simone Corsonni and Elia Viviani lead from Denmark's Niklas Larsen and Michael Moerkoe, who have 32 points.
Great Britain's team of Oliver Wood and Mark Stewart have work to do, currently lying 10th with five points.
But there is still so much to cycle for!
On her 100th cap for her country, Mallory Swanson has broken the deadlock in the Women's Football final!
The 26-year-old beat the Brazil offside trap, and then kept her cool to finish beyond Lorena.
The United States lead Brazil 1-0 at the Parc des Princes with half hour remaining, but the South Americans have sent for substitute Marta.
The Brazilian legend is on with a job to do.
We're off in the Men's Madison final at the National Velodrome!
Representing Great Britain are Ollie Wood and Mark Stewart, who replaced Ethan Hayter earlier today because of in injury.
The teams will take on 200 laps and 20 sprints with points to race for along the way.
It's a cycling frenzy that will last close to an hour!
It's half-time in the Women's Football final, and it is still goalless between the United States and Brazil.
Mallory Swanson went close for the US on the break, but her run and shot was well saved by Lorena in the Brazilian goal.
Lydia Ko finally has her hands on a gold medal!
The Kiwi golfer had to settle for bronze in the Women's Individual stroke play in Toyko, having been so close to glory in Rio five years earlier, when she claimed silver.
She had indicated this would be her last shot at the Olympics, and she has held her nerve in the final round to finish two shots ahead of the field.
Ko finished two strokes ahead of Germany's Esther Henseleit, who piled on the pressure with a brilliant round of 66.
The final of the Men's Modern Pentathlon has begun with Team GB's Joe Choong out to defend the gold medal he won in Tokyo.
The 29-year-old wowed at the last Olympics, but has had to deal with adversity in the build-up to this games including injury and personal disappointment.
Over at the National Veledrome, the Men's Keirin first round heats have just got underway - and already there has been drama.
Azizulhasni Awang - the silver medalist in this event at Tokyo - has been disqualified from the first race after mistakenly overtaking the pacer.
The Malaysian cyclist was seen as a real challenger for first place year, but will now be faced to watch on as his rivals go for gold.
Britain's Jack Carlin has just qualified for the quarter-finals after finishing second in heat two.
The action has just got started at the Parc des Princes when the United States are chasing a fifth gold medal in this event.
English coach Emma Hayes is the one hoping to mastermind another American success against Brazil, who the USA beat in the final in both 2004 and 2008.
Quarter of an hour into the final, and the game remains goalless.
HE'S DONE IT!
Caden Cunningham wins the deciding round via most landed hits and is through to the gold medal match!
He's a 2-1 winner and showed unbelievable resolve and mentality to see that out.
Cheick Sallah Cisse is absolutely fuming to have gone out.
But Cunningham is just the third ever British man to reach a Taekwondo final - that's a guaranteed silver!
Little update from the men's madison as Team GB have been forced into a change.
Ethan Hayter has pulled out because of a groin strain and reserve Mark Stewart gets the call-up for the race at 5pm.
He'll partner Ollie Wood.
Last 15 seconds and Caden Cunningham is 5-5 in the decider.
He just has the edge with having landed the most hits.
What a tense semi final!
