It was another memorable day on Day 7 of the Rio 2016 Olympic Games with Team GB moving up to third in the medal table and Sir Bradley Wiggins claiming an incredible eighth Olympic medal. Relive all the highlights with our best snaps from in and around Rio.
Jessica Ennis-Hill leads the women’s heptathlon after the first day of competition, but with just 100 points separating her and fellow Brit Katarina Johnson-Thompson, day two looks to be set for fierce competition.
Nick Dempsey will collect Team GB’s first sailing medal of the Rio 2016 Games after guaranteeing himself silver in the RS:X class.
Team GB wrapped up team silver in the dressage Grand Prix Special on Friday afternoon, with Charlotte Dujardin’s performance placing her second in the individual standings.
Mixed doubles pair Chris and Gabby Adcock and men’s doubles duo Chris Langridge and Marcus Ellis claimed remarkable three-set victories on the second day of the badminton at Riocentro.
Bryony Page couldn't hold back the tears after the hard work paid off and she claimed trampoline silver.
While our rowing heroes celebrated their gold-medal wins at British House.
Andy Murray came through a tough battle to set up a semi-final match with Kei Nishikori but all eyes were on the boards as the men's team pursuiters claimed a dramatic gold against Australia.
And the curtain fell on an epic day with Jazz Carlin clinching her second silver medal of the Games.