Good question, Matt. This from our BBC Radio 5 live commentator and former GB cyclist Rob Hayles: "Not today. Everyone coming into this Tour has said they'll look for possible weakness in Team Sky during the final week. It's unlikely that Sky will look to intentionally take the yellow jersey this early as it's a heavy burden to carry for the rest of the race."

That means that overall the Green Jersey standings are as follows:

Peter Sagan: 161 pts

Mark Cavendish: 154 pts

Marcel Kittel: 152 pts

Plenty of points to play for later on, too.

Forgive me, Mark Cavendish was among the points further back. He picked up eight points. Here are the standings from that sprint:

1. Jan Barta, 20 pts 2. Yukiya Arashiro, 17 pts  3. Bryan Coquard, 15 pts 4. Michael Matthews, 13 pts 5. Peter Sagan, 11 pts 6. Marcel Kittel, 10 pts 7. Edward Theuns, 9 pts 8. Mark Cavendish, 8 pts 9. Fabio Sabatini, 7 pts 10. Max Richeze, 6 pts 11. Tony Martin, 5 pts 12. Bernhard Eisel, 4 pts 13. Petr Vakoc, 3 pts 14. Julien Vermote, 2 pts 15. Lars Bak, 1 pt  

Bryan Coquard led Peter Sagan in a mini-sprint through Montbazens with the French rider holding off the Slovak to earn 15 points. Sagan gets 11.

Mark Cavendish was not among them, perhaps deciding to save his energy for the spring finish later on. 

That means Sagan leads Cavendish at the top of the Green Jersey standings by 15 points now. 

Leaders Jan Barta and Yukiya Arashiro are through the intermediate sprint, with the former grabbing first place and 20 points. Arashiro settles for 17 points. 

Not far now until the only sprint of the day as the leaders approach the intermediate sprint up Montbazens. Fifteen points are up for grabs. 

The two leaders Jan Barta and Yukiya Arashiro have ascended the Côte d'Aubin, a category four climb, and this time it is Arashiro who's up top first, picking up one point towards the King of the Mountains jersey. 

The peloton are five minutes 15 seconds in arrears. 

You have my sympathy John, having done something similar when I was a kid and losing my two front teeth! 

Our BBC 5 live team of OJ Borg, Rob Hayles and Rob Hatch have made it to the finish, and it's a hot one in Montauban. 

Don't forget that their commentary on BBC 5 live sports extra starts from 15:00 BST, which you can also follow at the top of this page. 

Jan Barta was first to the top of the first climb of the day, the Col des Estaques, so he picks up two points, with Yukiya Arashiro taking one.   

The distance back to the peloton was four minutes 50 seconds at that point. 

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Speaking of football earlier, the Welsh dream is over at Euro 2016 after they were beaten 2-0 in last night's semi-final against Portugal. 

I'm sure Team Sky's Welsh cyclist Geraint Thomas sums up the mood of a nation this morning. 

Pity Aaron Ramsey was suspended eh?

The front pair - Yukiya Arashiro (Lampre-Merida) and Jan Barta (Bora-Argon) - are just approaching the first category three climb of the day with a healthy gap. 

Mon dieu, Phil.

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For those of you with good memories, you will remember that Le Tour has finished in Montauban before. 

Back in 1998, another year when a famous football tournament was taking place in France, French sprinter Jacky Durand was part of a five-man breakaway and then blitzed his companions to win the stage. 

Can another French sprinter continue the trend? 

Still a four-minute gap from the leaders, who managed just over 40km in the first hour, to the peloton, with the likes of Dimension Data, Etixx-Quick Step and Lotto-Soudal heading up the pack. 

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A quick reminder of who's in what jersey as the peloton remains about four minutes behind the leaders. 

Yellow jersey: Belgian Greg Van Avermaet won stage five and has a 5 minute 11 second lead over France's Julian Alaphilippe.

Green jersey: Slovakia's Peter Sagan is in the green jersey with 150 points, closely followed by Mark Cavendish, 146, and Marcel Kittel, 142. As well as today's finish, there is an intermediate sprint is at Montbazens after 77.5km.

Polka dot jersey: Thomas De Gendt is the new holder of the polka dot jersey with three Belgians forming the top three. De Gendt has 13 points, and is followed by Van Avermaet on 11, with Jasper Stuyven on five. 

White jersey: Second in the general classification, Julian Alaphilippe is the only rider who retained his  jersey on Wednesday. He leads for a fourth straight day, with a six-second advantage over Warren Barguil, Wilco Kelderman and Britain's Adam Yates.  

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Both the leaders Yukiya Arashiro (Lampre-Merida) and Jan Barta (Bora-Argon), plus the peloton, have reached the end of the descent with the gap now reduced to three minutes, 50 seconds.