Irish boxer Paddy Barnes was a hit on social media ahead of his first fight - enjoying selfies with other sports stars and banter with golfer Rory McIlroy.

But the two-time Olympic bronze medallist took a hit in the Rio first round - suffering a shock defeat , externalat the hands of Spain's Samuel Carmona.

Expect the 29-year-old to move up a division.

Tom Fordyce
Chief sports writer in Rio

All elbows and straining necks at the Cidade das Artes, the largest theatre in South America, where the biggest single star at the greatest show in earth is about to make his Rio bow. Yup, Usain is in town, and everyone is here to listen to his thoughts - more than 500 journalists, camera crews from around the world, presenters and spectators and rubberneckers alike.

Gymnasticspublished at 21:18 British Summer Time 8 August 2016

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Men's team final

Halfway in the gymnastics and Team GB are in good shape. They're currently in third with 134.031 points. Russia are still leading the way, with Japan in second. It's pretty much game over for the USA and Ukraine though, who have had a disappointing night. Three more rotations to go...

Leon Taylor
BBC Sport diving expert & CWG silver medallist

Nail-biting stuff wasn't it. I had no idea which way it would go. They held their form all the way through. but the Chinese were impressive.

From this...

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To this... it was an agonising wait to find out if they had won bronze.

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Adam O'Neill: Superb stuff from Daley and Goodfellow! Another bronze medal in the bag for GB!  

Phil Adlam: Fair play, nailed that dive. Not that I know anything about diving.   

Carly Davies-Knight: Lovely to see Tom, Dan and their team so genuinely thrilled with a bronze medal. Well done lads!!   

Gymnasticspublished at 21:12 British Summer Time 8 August 2016

21:12 BST 8 August 2016

Men's team final

Parallel bars done for GB. Max Whitlock was down on his qualifying score but Brinn Bevan and Nile Wilson are both on point. Halfway through and Britain are in contention, with their strongest apparatus - pommel horse - up last. Exciting stuff. 

Tom Daley and Dan Goodfellow are diving back into the pool, but this time it's in celebration. Sheer joy from the British pair as their score finally comes up and puts them out of their misery.

It's an 89.64 and it's good enough for bronze and GB's fourth medal of the Games.

Here we go, moment of truth...

China complete their six dives to put the glean on that gold medal. World and Olympic champions, bravo.

Here come the British duo - my elementary maths makes it 83.61 needed to clinch bronze... can you bear it?

Passion.

Here's the USA - oh and it's good. Probably good enough for a medal.

They score 95.05 and Steele Johnson is almost in tears. 457.11 in total - GB would need 103 to beat it, so it's unlikely they'll nab silver.

So - it seems we have China for gold, USA for silver and GB looking to snatch bronze from Germany... stay tuned, it's tense.

Mexico's final dive won't cut the mustard. GB and USA are chasing Germany for second and third.

Germany have landed a decent looking dive that heaps the pressure on USA and GB.

They score 86.40 to finish on 438.42.

GB will need 83.61 in their last dive to beat that.