A comprehensive 5-1 victory for GB against rivals Ireland means that they qualify for the 5th/6th playoff as they finish their final group game. 

Earlier defeats for both sides against London 2012 silver medallists Ukraine and hosts Brazil meant that neither side could compete for medals. 

GB's final game in Rio will be on Wednesday. 

Elizabeth Hudson
BBC Sport's Paralympics reporter in Rio

Here's tonight's field of dreams - or more accurately pool of dreams.

The music is pumping and spectators are gradually making their way in.

What will tonight's action bring? We'll find out soon!

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Nick Hope
BBC Sport's Paralympics reporter in Rio

The GB men suffer their first loss of the Rio Paralympics, going down 65-48 to London 2012 bronze medallists USA.

Great Britain are still into Wednesday's quarter-finals, though, and we'll learn who they'll face once all of the Pool B fixtures are completed.

Paralympic debutant Phil Pratt had another outstanding game for GB whilst Gaz Choudhry excelled with 17 points.

"Whoever we face in the next round we're confident against," GB's Harry Brown tells me.

"We lost today, but we'll learn from this and are all looking forward to the quarter-finals."

BBC Radio 5 live

You may remember earlier in the Paralympics, our own reporter Kate Grey, of BBC Radio 5 live, helped Jody Cundy win cycling gold - by pointing him to where he had to compete. 

Jody was lost!

All's well that end's well, though and here's Kate and Jody discussing that frantic moment which led to a gold medal.

Wimbledon champions Gordon Reid and Alfie Hewitt are currently in action in the men’s doubles quarter-finals. 

Both GB players won their men’s singles ties earlier and they look in good shape on Centre Court. They currently lead Spanish duo Daniel Caverzaschi and Martin de la Puent 2-0.

Elizabeth Hudson
BBC Sport's Paralympics reporter in Rio

Six British swimmers are into tonight's finals in Rio - but it might only have been five!

The veteran of the GB team Sascha Kindred, 38, was disqualified from the SM6 200m medley final (23:31) for a technical infringement but was later reinstated after an appeal.

At the other end of the age spectrum to Kindred is 13-year-old Abby Kane and she is into her first Paralympic final - the S13 400m freestyle (21:39 BST).

Ellie Simmonds is now in her third Games and she qualified fastest for the SM6 200m medley (23:39) and will be hoping to claim her fifth career Paralympic gold.

Susie Rodgers (S7 50m butterfly), Alice Tai (S10 100m butterfly) and Andrew Mullen (S5 50m freestyle) complete the GB finalists.

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Great Britain's men's team lose for the first time in Brazil but don't worry, they're still through to the quarter finals. 

The fast pace of the Americans was just too much for GB to handle as USA often scored on the counter attack in the final quarter to win by 17 points. 

GB's Terry Bywater sinks a three pointer as he throws the ball up in frustration. 

Never mind Terry, you could get another chance to meet them in the medal matches. 

Day five brings us several Brits competing in the Olympic Stadium.

GB's Sam Ruddock goes for glory in the men's F35 shot put at 21:40 BST.

Jade Jones competes in the women's T54 1500m heats from 22:19, and Jonny Broom-Edwards goes in the men's T44 high jump from 22:36.

Later on, at 22:56, David 'Weirwolf' Weir is back in action in the men's T54 1500m heats. 

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They're in action now, so why not get to know the men's GB wheelchair basketball team a bit better?

The GB men are not out of this yet... 

The USA lead 42-37 with one quarter to go but the British men are improving minute after minute.

Whatever the result today GB's young side will learn a lot from this experience and have every chance of challenging for a medal at these Games.

Nick Hope
BBC Sport's Paralympics reporter in Rio

"This is for everyone who's supported me every step of the way," Will Bayley tells me after receiving his Paralympic gold medal.

"If it wasn't for getting cancer as a kid and being given a table tennis set to give me something to play with when I was recovering then I would never have been here.

"Four years since silver at London was a long time to wait and there was no guarantee I would ever get the chance to go for gold again - but I'm so proud to win this."

It may not be the end of his medal celebrations in Rio as he returns for the men's team event later in the week.

Ding ding ding. GB medal alert! 

Beijing gold medalist John Stubbs and Paralympic debutant Jodie Grinham have won silver in the mixed team compound.

They reached the gold-medal match by beating South Korea but couldn't get past China in the final, losing 151-143. 

Stubbs previously won silver in the same event at the para-archery world championships in 2015.

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Nick Hope
BBC Sport's Paralympics reporter in Rio

Great venue, but not such a great half from GB, who trail USA 31-22 despite an impressive 10 points from forward Gaz Choudhry.

The winner will top Pool A and take on the fourth-placed finisher in Pool B when the men's quarter-finals begin on Wednesday.

Sean Hydale is currently in action against Ireland for the ParalympicsGB football team in Rio, where they lead 2-0. 

But his football career would have been very different as a Premier League player had he not been involved in a car accident in 2008. 

Apparently, he had a good relationship with Jamie Carragher and Steven Gerrard when he played for Liverpool. Andy Swiss went to meet Sean to find out more. 

Wimbledon champion Gordon Reid made it through to the quarter-finals of the men's singles earlier today with a straight sets victory over Frederic Cattaneo of France.

Reid's GB doubles partner Alfie Hewett also overcame a Frenchman in the third round, beating Nicolas Peifer 7-6 (7-4) 4-6 6-3.

They're now gearing up for the doubles. 

In the women's singles, Jordanne Whiley went out at the quarter-final stage. She lost 6-3 6-1 against Diede De Groot of the Netherlands.

However, Whiley will be back in action again in the next hour or so, alongside Lucy Shuker in the women's doubles semi-final. 

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Nick Hope
BBC Sport's Paralympics reporter in Rio

The GB men's wheelchair basketball team are already through to the knock-out phase at the Rio Paralympics but round-off their group phase against the USA.

Both sides are undefeated with four wins for all four games so far, so today's fixture will decide who top's the group and ultimately faces a lower-ranked side in tomorrow's quarter-finals.

The USA beat GB to claim bronze at London 2012 and are the favourites, but GB have unearthed a few young exciting talents - like Phil Pratt - since those Games and are serious medal contenders here in Rio.

It's a really intense game in the wheelchair basketball between GB and the USA - the only undefeated teams left in the tournament. 

It was close after the first quarter with the USA leading 13-12. 

But the Americans have started to pull away and lead 29-20 after two long three-pointers from USA's Josh Turek. 

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...you fail to recognise your girlfriend's voice.

To be fair, ParalympicGB's Aled Davies had just won F42 shot put gold, so Jessica will probably forgive him (just).

*GB archery finalists klaxon*

Jodie Grinham and John Stubbs beat Ouk Soo Lee and Mi Soon Kim of South Korea in the mixed team compound semis earlier on and will go for gold against China in the final, which starts in around 10 minutes.