She may have finished fourth to miss out on a medal, but there was no lacking in confidence for Cammile Adams:

"I looked into the mirror as I was putting on my make-up and said 'Cam you're amazing.

"My goggles broke just before the race but I'm so frigging stoked at doing that time."

1 Japan

2 Hungary

3 China

4 United States

5 Australia

6 Russia

7 Canada

8 Sweden 

Dan Wallace is in the final - the fifth fastest qualifier. 

And we have a fourth for Brazil - Gabriel Barbosa bagging his second with a deflected finish. Neymar, by the way, has been superb. What a turnaround.

Class proves permanent. Michael Phelps cruises home to win from Ryan Lochte, with Brazilian Thiago Pereira fourth and GB's Dan Wallace fourth! that should put him in the final.

Image source, AP

Thiago Pereira still leads as the crowd break out into a football chant! Tremendous noise. But here comes Michael Phelps.

After 50m it's Brazilian Thiago Pereira ahead of the two big guns. Fast time too.

Away they go, two legends of the pool side by side. 

Michael Phelps and Ryan Lochte have their headphones pulled hard over their heads. No chat. No engagement. 

A time in the 1:58/59 bracket could get Brits Dan Wallace and Ieuan Lloyd into the final. possible?

Chloe Tutton is through to the final of the Women's 200m breaststroke

Ryan Lochte and Michael Phelps have 37 Olympic medals between them. Absurd.

Semi-final two AKA the heat of the Games?

1 Jérémy Desplanches Switzerland

2 Andreas Vazaios Greece

3 Thiago Pereira Brazil

4 Ryan Lochte United States

5 Michael Phelps United States

6 Hiromasa Fujimori Japan

7 Dan Wallace Great Britain

8 Ieuan Lloyd Great Britain 

TOP swim from Kosuke Hagino, who wins it easily from Shun Wang and Philip Henitz. The second semi is stacked so how many of these will qualify? 

That is more the Brazil we know. Beautiful football, superstar Neymar lifts a clever ball into Douglas Santos' path who picks out Luan to smash home Brazil's third. Denmark 0-3 Brazil.

Kosuke Hagino ahead after 50m as the crowd get behind home man Henrique Rodrigues. Hagino supreme on the backstroke, leading by nearly a second. 

STAY ON TARGET

Molly Renshaw after setting a British record in reaching the final: "My training has been going so well and it's nice to get a good time. 

"It's been a few years since we had British female breaststrokers at the top so to have two is amazing."

So 50m butterfly, 50m backstroke, 50m breaststroke and 50m free.

A week's workout for you or I. A sub two-minute swim for these chaps...

Semi-final one

1 Eduardo Solaeche Spain

2 Simon Sjödin Sweden

3 Kosuke Hagino Japan

4 Philip Heintz Germany

5 Henrique Rodrigues Brazil

6 Wang Shun China

7 Alexis Santos Portugal

8 Bradlee Ashby New Zealand 

Adrian Moorhouse
1988 Olympic 100m breaststroke champion on BBC One

Taylor McKeown belted that out from the beginning but you couldn't ask any more from Molly Renshaw. It was a wonderful swim from the Briton.