Pitching up at the gymnasticspublished at 20:59 British Summer Time 8 August 2016

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Justin Rose is one of the leading contenders as golf returns to the Olympics next week.

And while the world's top four are missing the event, citing fears over the Zika virus, the Englishman is lapping up the Olympics vibe.

After a stint at the swimming, and an ace time at the tennis, we wonder where JR will turn up next?

Gymnasticspublished at 20:59 British Summer Time 8 August 2016

20:59 BST 8 August 2016

Aimee Lewis
BBC Sport in Rio

A cameraman is focusing on the posh seats, adjusting his lens, taking a picture from different angles. Interesting, I thought. Not quite so, unfortunately. I sneak over and find it's a folically-challenged middle-aged man in a blazer. Yes, you've guessed it, it's Prince Albert of Monaco.

In terms of the competition itself, it's squeaky bum time, though perhaps the wrong turn of phrase considering the size of the trunks. One round to go and Daley and Goodfellow are still in contention.

Final round of dives.

China are in the distance and have gold sewn up.

USA are second with 362.07

GB third on 354.81.

And Germany are fourth on 352.02.

It's tight - one dive away from a medal or nothing at all.

Keep calm and carry onpublished at 20:57 British Summer Time 8 August 2016

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Men's team final

End of rotation two of six and Great Britain move up to third with a team total of 89.465. Lovely stuff, but a long, long way to go.

Leon Taylor
BBC Sport diving expert & CWG silver medallist

"That's the best dive Daley and Goodfellow have done today. They had to nail it and they have done. That's going to help them. They are in medal contention with one round to go."

Tom Daley and Dan Goodfellow perform the exact same dive as the Chinese pair - brave stuff.

It's not as good, but it's decent! 92.13 and that puts them up to third with one dive remaining.

Leon Taylor
BBC Sport diving expert & CWG silver medallist

"Holy moly! What. A. Dive. I don't know what to say... Diving perfection.

"Now Tom Daley and Dan Goodfellow have to perform the same dive."

The Americans have been the pinnacle of consistency as they land another dive in the mid-80s.

Ukraine, meanwhile, get it all wrong as both divers enter the water pointing in different directions. Abstract, to say the least, like a Kandinsky.

China, though, are unstoppable. They've tackled a challenging dive and it's a thing of absolute beauty. They get out of the pool and bow to the crowd, who are appreciating it. 106.56! What a whopping score that is!

Now for the GB boys.

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British rider William Fox-Pitt has been one of THE stories in the early stages of the 2016 Olympics.

In a coma 10 months ago, he recovered to lead the eventing competition after the dressage stage. 

He is now down to 21st after the cross-country stage, but one person is understandably proud - his wife, horse racing presenter Alice.

Gymnasticspublished at 20:49 British Summer Time 8 August 2016

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Men's team final

Craig Heap
Commonwealth Games Gold winning Gymnast on 5 live

"The guys vaulted superbly. We've improved by three whole marks on one piece of apparatus."  

Gymnasticspublished at 20:49 British Summer Time 8 August 2016

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Men's team final

Brinn Bevan 15.033 on vault, up on 14.133 in qualifying. Max Whitlock 14.966, up on 13.700 qualifying and Kristian Thomas 15.400, up on 14.233 qualifying.

Basically GB up in all areas after qualifying. That's a very good thing.

So, the top five with two dives to go:

1. China

2. USA

2. Germany

4. Mexico

5. GB

Leon Taylor
BBC Sport diving expert & CWG silver medallist

"Aaaargh! I almost jumped out of my seat there. All of the hard work in the aerial work had been done, the synchronization was spot on, but Dan threw up a bit of splash at the end. I'm so frustrated. But they are still in this fight."

Just as I was heaping praise on the Chinese pair, they have a minor wobble. Nothing to throw them off their stride, mind.

Here's Tom Daley and Dan Goodfellow for dive number four.... and so close to being great!

Dan creates a more noticeable splash than Tom - it's an 81.60. Not terrible.

It puts them fifth, but less than five points behind third-placed Germany.

Annabel The Great: Why are all the USA coaches chewing gum? Aha new Olympic sport... synchronised chewing!!!

Laura Cooper: When the divers are chilling in the hot-tubs they look like they're in Big Brother.

The USA are not here to put boots on caterpillars - they score an 85.68 with a lovely dive.

That puts them in the mix with Mexico, Germany and GB for second and third.

GB are still to have their fourth dive - as have the Chinese but they look set to romp to gold.