Heather Watson cannot join fellow Briton Johanna Konta in the third round of the singles - she loses 6-3 1-6 6-3 to Ukraine's Elina Svitolina. Watson and Konta will team up for the doubles later on Monday.

Dead-eye Ling right now. He's been to a few fairgrounds in his time I reckon.

He nails the next three to lead 8-5 with six shots left.

His opponent David Kostelecky looks rattled.

Six shots of 15 down and GB's Ed Ling leads 5-4 over Czech David Kostelecky.

It's a tight, nervy lead.

Ed Ling and David Kostelecky are level on two hits each after three of their 15 shots in the bronze medal match.

Thrilling drama.

Watch here.

Ed Ling is through to the bronze medal shoot-off. He missed his third shot but recovered to take the fourth, which Ahmed Kamar missed. He'll now face David Kostelecky for a medal.

Sir Clive Woodward
World Cup winning rugby union coach on BBC TV

It's disappointment for this GB side. But they have to get over it quickly.

Rob Vickerman
BBC Sport Rugby Sevens expert on 5 live

GB came into this game talking about experience and confidence but take nothing away from this New Zealand side, they have been clinical.

Everything that could have gone wrong went wrong for Team GB there against the world number one team.

Two sin bins and five tries conceded is gruesome reading as they go down 25-7 to New Zealand, who will face Australia in the final at 23:00 BST.

GB v Canada for bronze is at 22:30 BST.

No time to feel sorry for yourselves. Up and at em.

Ed Ling is about to go into a shoot-off for the bronze medal match. He hit 12 of his 15 targets and will now face-off against Egypt's Ahmed Kamar to see who will advance to the bronze match.

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Britain's Johanna Konta beat France's Caroline Garcia 6-2 6-3 to progress to the third round.

"I think I dealt with the conditions as well as I could. The weather fluctuates very quickly. All the players had to work very hard in being able to adjust. I was happy to do that, stay tough and come through a few of those. I'm fighting every point, and running it hard.

"The best way to deal with the scheduling demands is to just roll with the punches. It's an Olympic Games, not a normal tour. The scheduling will be tricky. I just really try to enjoy it for what it is. I'm grateful to be here. I get to say I'm an Olympian. I look after my recovery and that's it. I'm here to compete. I'm really enjoying being part of the whole thing."

Sir Clive Woodward
World Cup winning rugby union coach on BBC TV

Everybody must marvel at this New Zealand team, the passing, the way they do not lose the ball. You give the ball away to this team and you will get caught out. To play against the likes of Australia and New Zealand you have to keep possession.

Even with seven women on the pitch GB can't stop New Zealand.

Huriana Manuel scrambles through a tackle to touch down and put NZ 25-7 up. How much confidence will this drain from the GB women before a bronze medal match?

Claire Antcliffe: Come on GB 7s! No-one made a sporting movie about an easy ride to a medal!!

Well, no gold medal for GB it would seem. With two fewer players, GB are scrambling but there's holes everywhere and Portia Woodman has no problem heading to the corner for her hat-trick.

NZ lead 20-7.

GB are now back up to seven players.

Luke Reddy
BBC Sport in Rio

Amy Wilson-Hardy is a lovely placid character to talk to.

Put her on a field and she's brutal. That mid-air tackle to slam into Ruby Tui was rhino-like.

Her yellow card was costly though as the All Blacks exploited the overlap like All Blacks do.

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In case you missed it, Great Britain's Nick Dempsey is leading the opening series of the men's RS:X windsurfing after two races - but that's not the only event with British interest over at Marina de Gloria.

Bryony Shaw finished seventh in race one of the women's RS:X windsurfing, before placing 20th in race two.

Meanwhile, Alison Young was 13th in race one of the women's Laser Radial; race two has just got underway in that event.

Halfway through the semi-final and Ed Ling is in a good position. He's hit six of his first seven targets to put him in joint second-place.

Oh it's falling apart for GB.

With seconds remaining in the first half they see Katy McLean (shirt pull) and Amy Wilson Hardy (tackle in the air) are sent to the sin bin - so for two minutes (or thereabouts) GB have five players against seven.

To rub salt into the wounds, Portia Woodman crosses for New Zealand before the half-time whistle to give them a 15-7 lead.

Luke Reddy
BBC Sport in Rio

The roars go up here with each try and then in between there's almost a tense hush. 

On the bench in front of me there's a visible fist clench as that second try is touched down. 

Whoever wins this will have to dig deep within.

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