So there’s plenty of action still to come on Friday.

First we all need to digest the magic we have just seen in the gymnastics. That was Olympic sport at it best from Simone Biles and her competitors.

We hope you enjoyed the coverage and can join us again soon.

For now, though – from me, Kevin Hand – it’s goodbye.

We have a football doubleheader on Friday as Japan face Spain and France take on Argentina.

There’s also men’s basketball as France face Germany

The first game of the day, between Japan and Spain, starts at 5pm local time (15:00 GMT).

The second two games both start at 9pm local time (19:00 GMT).

There are still three golds up for grabs for Simone Biles:

• August 3 – Women’s vault final
• August 5 – Women’s balance beam finals
• August 5 – Women’s floor exercise finals

Simone Biles will be 31 years of age by the time the Los Angeles Games come around in 2028. Surely Biles will push for it and the chance to go out on home soil.

The five golds remain on for Simone Biles. Who would bet against her? That’s her sixth Olympic gold.

The Italian and Algerian helped to make this final. They nearly produced an upset. The top three was expected – we just needed to know the order. They were pushed all the way, though.

Canada’s Elsabeth Black finishes in sixth in her fourth Olympics.

Lee celebrates with Biles, who is the coolest customer in the house.

Brazil have silver as Team USA take gold and bronze.

The crowd erupts with the confirmation that Biles is Olympic All-Around champion once again!

After the disappointment of Tokyo, Biles is back!