Rebecca Adlington
Double Olympic gold-medal winning swimmer on BBC One

"Andrew Willis needed another five metres and then he would have got a medal. It is still a very good time for him. It was just off his personal best."

Semi-final one

1 Etiene Medeiros Brazil

2 Charlotte Bonnet France

3 Jeanette Ottesen Denmark

4 Simone Manuel United States

5 Ranomi Kromowidjojo Netherlands

6 Bronte Campbell Australia

7 Zhu Menghui China

8 Miki Uchida Japan

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No Whoopi Goldberg in sight - I presume - but it's a sister act in the swimming tonight as Australians Bronte and Cate Campbell duel in the pool. 

Bronte is in the first 100m freestyle semi (02.12 BST), with the 22-year-old arguably starting as favourite after winning last year's worlds.

Older sister Cate goes in the second semi, along with Swedish star Sarah Sjostrom. Sjostrom has already won a gold and a silver in the Games.

The winner finished in 2:07.46, eighth and last was in 2.08.34.

You could have thrown a large beach towel over the lot...

Adrian Moorhouse
1988 Olympic 100m breaststroke champion on BBC TV

"Andrew Willis left himself just too much to do. It was such a close race - it was all over the place. Less than a second separated the whole field.

"I'm so disappointed for Willis. But he gave himself too much to do after the 100m."

Yasushiro Koseki is flying at halfway, almost a second under world record pace! Andrew Willis being swum out of this...

Marco Koch flying out of the blocks, Andrew Willis turning at 50m in seventh. Very tight though.

Mark Foster
Former freestyle world swimming champion on BBC TV

"Andrew Willis has looked good through the rounds. He is confident and looks great, he seems to be floating through the water."

Andrew Willis has a habit of finishing fourth in major finals - nobody wants to see that in the Olympics Andrew. Come on!

Under way...

Rebecca Adlington
Double Olympic gold-medal winning swimmer on BBC One

"It is going to be a close race. Everyone in this race has done 2:07 so it will be whoever gets their hand to the wall first."

GB's Andrew Willis on BBC One: "I think I know what to expect in the Olympic final. You go to the big stages but the Olympics is a step above. 

"There will be nerves and excitement so I need to try to control them. 

"It is my dream to win an Olympic medal and it always will be."

And the evening session is well and truly up and running across the Atlantic. A must-win game for Brazil's national football side is away...

Luke Reddy
BBC Sport in Rio

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Ugly, just ugly for Great Britain's men.

Fifth in the group where four go through. They'll have to beat Spain you'd think now, a draw will probably not be enough. 

This wasn't a walk off the pitch but a trudge. Not a single player stopping for media.

Can Andrew Willis make it seven medals in the day for Team GB?

1 Marco Koch Germany

2 Kevin Cordes United States

3 Josh Prenot United States

4 Ippei Watanabe Japan

5 Andrew Willis Great Britain

6 Yasuhiro Koseki Japan

7 Anton Chupkov Russia

8 Dmitriy Balandin Kazakhstan

Australia's Aran Zalewski slaps home at the near post after a lovely reverse stick pick. It was the beginning of the end for GB. 

GB were able to summon an almighty stramash in the Australia goalmouth but they couldn't force it over the line and it's Australia who take the win.

GB could still go through. Or out. 

Have you missed it all? Great Britain have won six (yes, six) medals today. Here's how it has all unfolded.

16:54: Froome wins bronze - no gold for the Tour de France winner, who misses out in the men's time trial.

19:29: Scott wins bronze - Steven Scott wins shooting bronze, taking the medal after a shootout with team-mate Tim Kneale

19:46: Clarke wins gold - the first of the double golds. Joe Clarke, 23, becomes Olympic champion in the men's K1 canoeing

20:40: Conway wins bronze - Sally Conway, from Edinburgh, loses her -70kg juso semi-final but wins the bronze bout

21:13: Laugher and Mears win gold - the most sunning of the lot. A first ever Olympic diving gold for Great Britain.

22:40: Max Whitlock wins bronze - Whitlock ends a 108 years without a British medal in men's all-around at the Olympics 

BANG! You do not save those! Thunderous penalty corner from Ashley Jackson and it's game on. Two minutes left and GB have pulled the keeper...