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Thanks for continuing to join us in bewildering numbers. That's five days of competition down, 11 more to go.

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Official start times are in for the first day of track and field action on Friday (or day seven to Olympics devotees).

Defending heptathlon champion Jessica Ennis-Hill and GB team-mate Katarina Johnson will take part in the first four of seven events - 100m hurdles, high jump, shot put and 200m.

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It was quite a day for Great Britain, with two golds and four bronzes in Rio.

Six hours. Six medals. Two golds. Four bronzes.

READ: Round-up from memorable day in Rio.

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That's the medals done for Wednesday in Rio. 

The nations have all mixed up their batting orders which has made this an interesting race. Katie Ledecky was 10m back but now she comes through...

Australia, China, USA, Canada, Sweden. Katie Ledecky on the anchor leg could be the difference maker here...

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Here's the quarter-final line-up after the conclusion of the group games in Olympics men's football:

Brazil v Colombia; Portugal v Germany; South Korea v Honduras; Nigeria v Denmark

Sweden still lead at the conclusion of the first 200m leg, just outside world record pace now. But here come China and Australia...

Michelle Coleman of Sweden leads the first leg, she is under the world record split after 50m. And 100m too...

Katie Ledecky and Katinka Hosszu among the swimmers going for yet another medal here. Missy Franklin, 200m freestyle specialist, has been dropped. She's out of touch, out of time. 

It's all over in Salvador and Brazil are into the quarter-finals after a very impressive display against Denmark. 

Hard to believe, but Brazil have never won an Olympic gold. Could this be their year?

Mark Foster
Former freestyle world swimming champion on BBC One

Dan Wallace is still only 23, he has another Olympic cycle in him, and it's great to hear that his love for swimming is back again because you need that to put the effort in.

Dan Wallace after qualifying for the final tells BBC One: "Two months ago I didn't think this was possible but I knew I had it in there somewhere and it was nice to step up when it counts.

I've started to enjoy swimming again and days like last night and this night made it clear to me that I want to keep doing this as long as I can."

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Naivety, arrogance, just plain youth. Kyle Chalmers just blew the world away to win the 100m freestyle and he comes out with this:

"I'm someone who does not follow swimming too much. I follow basketball, football and soccer."

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Adrian Moorhouse
1988 Olympic 100m breaststroke champion on BBC One

Lochte was working hard. I think he's going to struggle in the final. Pereira will have the support of the crowd to push him but Phelps goes in as the quickest.