That is some try. Every Fijian touched the ball at least once, they kept the ball in hand for nearly two minutes, and finally Litia Naiqato crosses underneath the posts.

Team GB really needed to get into their faces and make a tackle there, the Fijians were left to show off their flamboyant skills.

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BBC Sport in Rio

The third of the four quarter finals and we are still a little light on numbers.

Here come the teams though and the roar goes up. A healthy number of British flags.

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Well that's a half decent start.

Katy McLean kicks us off, Abbie Brown gathers and crosses with the Fiji defence nowhere, McLean adds the extras.

7-0 up, 30 seconds gone.

More from Kruse: "If some of the decisions had gone the other way it could have been different. There is a better chance of a medal in the team event.

"It would be massive for our sport in Britain."

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BBC Sport in Rio

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This is it then, knockout time for GB's sevens women. 

I've just seen the warm-up on the practice field and it's intense. 

"Be really clear in your communication!" one of them shouts. 

Easily said, hard to execute - but in recent weeks these players have told me about how they work on going to "a dark place" in training so they can make the right calls when fatigue kicks in. 

Speaking of dark places. This is under the lights.

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We're nearing GB women's quarter-final with Fiji. Canada, who finished second behind GB in their group, have just beaten France 15-5 to progress to the final four.

They will face Australia, who beat Spain.

The other quarter-final is between New Zealand and the USA.

There was a surprise in the men's -66kg as Fabio Basile of Italy beat South Korea's An Saul in emphatic fashion. 

The unseeded Basile overpowered his opponent to win Italy's first gold medal of the Games.

An Saul will take home silver, while Masashi Ebinuma of Japan and Uzbekistan's Rishod Sobirov both secured bronze.

Nicola!: Aw man another Brit just misses out on a medal Just not happening for Team GB so far

An update on Dutch rider Annemiek van Vleuten following her horrific crash while leading the women's road race: "Ms. van Vleuten is conscious, able to communicate. Further medical checks currently being made at the hospital."

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Great Britain's Joe Clarke has 'easily qualified' for Wednesday's semi final with an impressive 86.95 finish.

Richard Kruse's quest for a fencing medal is over! He is pipped by Russian Timur Safin, 15-13.

Kruse looks crushed. He waits gallantly to shake hands with his foe after the Russian had galloped away in victory.

GB's wait for a medal continues. 

Next up are France and Canada, and France have started fastest, controlling possession for the first three minutes, before Jade le Pesq strikes with a try down the blindside. 

Could Canada's crushing defeat to team GB be playing on their minds?

Kayla Moleschi says no, not literally of course, but by running in from halfway to level it up at 5-5.

Here come France again, the hooter goes with Canada defending on their own try line... they've dropped it! How much could they regret that? 

All square at the halfway point.

Richard Kruse looks dead and buried but he keeps coming back! He's 14-13 down, one point away from failure, two from a bronze medal...

Captain Barry Middleton comes to the rescue with an equaliser for Great Britain, finding himself unmarked on the New Zealand goal line to bring his side level.

Richard Kruse is now 13-7 down in his bronze medal match, Fifteen points will win it. The wait for a GB medal looks set to go on. 

Watch the BBC coverage here.

Luke Reddy
BBC Sport in Rio

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There's a gig going on out on the vast plains of Deodoro. I have no idea of the act but fans were singing so they must be big time in Brazil.

Away from the stage, BBC Radio 5 live's rugby correspondent Ian Robertson says the women's sevens quarter finals is where the tournament will get going.

Like me and others he's worried about rain coming in. "A 70% chance" he says for 22:00 BST, just as Great Britain start their quarter final against Fiji. There's no cover on the media seats so Robbo has a waterproof cap. Not too sure it'll survive the downpours they have here.