• Britain’s Adam Peaty goes for 100m breastroke gold at 02:53 BST
• Jazz Carlin in 400mfreestyle final (03:01), along with Katie Ledecky of US
• Michael Phelps could make his Rio debut in the 4x100m freestyle relay
• Andy & Jamie Murray to start their doubles campaign

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It's been a busy second day in Rio, and the good news is it's far from over yet.

SO FAR TODAY...

• Rugby Sevens - GB women through to Monday's semi-finals
• Cycling - GB’s Armitstead finishes fifth, Van der Breggen of Netherlands wins gold
• Cycling – Dutch rider Van Vleuten crashes while leading, ‘conscious’ in hospital
• Gymnastics – Britain’s women qualify for the team final
• Fencing: Britain's Richard Kruse misses out on a medal, fourth in the foil  
• Rowing: Day two postponed because of high winds – GB’s Glover & Stanning made to wait

After beating Massialas 15-11 achieving the gold, the passionate Italian ran to his coach to celebrate.

Earlier on, the Netherlands' Anna van der Breggen won a sprint finish to take gold in the women's road race.

It was after her fellow Dutch rider had a horrible crash - although we're hearing she's "OK".

But here's the sprint finish. You can just feel the burn...

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

That was commanding from GB - watching down the field, seeing all the hugs and hard work.

The quality of the performance, they really have played well. There is some real pace in this team and they should have no fear going ahead.

What a fantastic day for this Great Britain team.

They've booked a semi-final against either New Zealand or USA with a brilliant, dominant victory against a Fiji team filled with flair.

And that comes after this morning's 22-0 group game thrashing of a very strong Canada team.

Medal chance? You'd certainly think so on this showing.

Adam Blackford: Classy play from @katymc10 and @abbiebrown10 for that try! Looking good for the Semi's now

Maggie: #RugbySevens is fast and furious, love it! Go GB

Luke Reddy
BBC Sport in Rio

The Fijian contingent - I think there are some of the men's squad in there - are making themselves heard.

Over goes Abbie Brown again though, turn out the lights. This one is over, 26-7.

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Sustained pressure from Great Britain, can they turn it into points?

They can indeed, brilliant playmaking from Katie McLean, she pops the pass to Abbie Brown, and she runs a wonderful line to cross for her second try of the game.

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Arsenal's Serge Gnabry scored from a free-kick in stoppage time as Germany drew 3-3 with South Korea in Group C.

That was Germany's second draw of the tournament which means they remain third in their group. South Korea lead on goal difference from Mexico on four points after two games.

Mexico earlier recorded a 5-1 win over bottom side Fiji, who conceded eight against South Korea in their opening game.

Balanced more precariously than an egg on a spoon is this one. Great Britain's men aren't quite in must-win territory yet - but seeing off Group A rivals New Zealand would certainly ease their path into the quarter-finals.

Still 2-2 as we enter the fourth - and final - 15-minute period. GB, ranked fourth in the world, lost their opening match against Belgium remember.

Luke Reddy
BBC Sport in Rio

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What was said in that huddle?

Great Britain were excellent then with ball in hand, making opportunity after opportunity. 

Abbie Brown got the scoring started. This is a lady who moved to sevens last year and really struggled with playing multiple games in a day. She's at it now and so are those around her.

What a performance from Italy's Daniele Garozzo.

I'm not referring to his gold medal win, but his celebrations afterwards.

Bonkers stuff.

Charging into the arms of his coach, collapsing on to his knees and legging it across the auditorium. And that was all before the referee had awarded him the winning point.

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

We talk about the athleticism of the Australians and the New Zealanders but Team GB have a lot of athletes there.

The Fijian women have been a credit to the tournament. They bring something new and there's no doubt they will be big in rugby sevens.

And that's an excellent way to finish the half.

Joanne Watmore is the beneficiary, but that's poor from Fiji. They're only 10 metres from their own try line, the hooter has gone, but they try and play out from the back regardless.

One fumble and a GB pass out wide later, and Watmore does the simple business of placing the ball down.

Half-time.

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As far as years go, 2016 has been pretty sweet for Johanna Konta.

The British number one has zoomed up the world rankings to a high of 13, won her first WTA title and reached the Australian Open semi-final.

Imagine if she capped it by winning an Olympic medal. The 10th seed's campaign is under way against Liechtenstein's Stephanie Vogt, who is ranked 290th in the world.

Konta almost nabs Vogt's serve in a marathon opening game, her opponent clinging on to the hold after an 11-minute battle. 

Watch the match here.

Alice Richardson has crossed for Great Britain now, this is really going at a breakneck speed.

Katy McLean aims a brilliant kick down field, and Richardson makes use of a brilliant offload to get behind the Fijian defence.