Swimming: Phelps wins 200m medley for fourth gold in Rio and 22nd overall
Manuel and Oleksiak tie for women's 100m freestyle gold
Cycling: GB win men's team sprint final - Kenny's fourth gold medal
GB win silvers in rugby sevens, rowing and canoe slalom
Rowing: Grainger becomes most decorated British female Olympian
Tennis: Murray wins singles and doubles matches, Konta goes out
Nadal 6-6 Simon
Rafael Nadal has been flexing off his huge left pincer on Centre Court.
The Spaniard is into a first-set tie-break against France's Gilles Simon.
But not before a little barney with British umpire James Keothavong about the taping on his hand.
Golf
Image source, Getty ImagesMarcus Fraser has carded his eighth, yes EIGHTH birdie of the day...
The Australian is on FIRE.
Canoe Slalom (Session time - 16:30-20:00 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesAfter Joe Clarke took kayak K1 gold on Wednesday night, the rest of the GB paddlers should be feeling inspired to face their respective finals today.
Current Olympic silver medallists David Florence and Richard Hounslow hope to upgrade on their 2012 result, followed by Fiona Pennie in the women's K1 event.
Both must get through a semi final before starting to look longingly at the Olympic podium...
Image source, Getty ImagesThis is Fiona Pennie's determined face... not to be confused with sheer terror.
Get Involved - #bbcrio2016
Sam Holloway: Ah good, the BBC's Olympic-ring-coloured cushions are back in the correct order. Not that it was bothering me or anything before.
Luke Reddy
BBC Sport in Rio
Image source, .I've just had a fascinating chat with TV commentator Patrick Winterton about the canoe slalom course in use for today's climax to C2 and K1 events - medals on the line for GB.
Here's a shot of the course. He explains that there are 24 gates and six must be upstream (circled). That means a paddler must loop around the gate and go back through it against the current. Power needed.
Patrick explains it's all about your line into gates. Sometimes you can get too tight through a gate and lose momentum rather than using the water to slickly guide you and carry you forward with pace.
It's all so technical and the margins are tight. A reminder, at 16:30 BST it's the C2 semi final - David Florence and Richard Hounslow go. The women's K1 semi comes later and both events will have finals today.
Track Cycling
That final is in the plumpest part of UK primetime - 22:21 BST.
Image source, ReutersKatherine Grainger and Vicky Thornley take silver in the women's double sculls.
In doing so, Grainger becomes Britain's most decorated female Olympian of all time.
Image source, Getty ImagesAustralia's Marcus Fraser is six under par and the current leader of the first Olympic golf event since 1904.
Britain's Danny Willett is 2 under - Justin Rose has carded the first ever Olympic hole in one and has moved to three under...
Image source, Getty ImagesNaomi Folkard has reached her first Olympic quarter final in the women's archery having beaten Brazil's Ane Marcelle dos Santos.
Tom Fordyce
Chief sports writer in Rio
Is this Team GB's biggest fan? Mark Rayson hasn't just travelled from the UK to watch the golf - he has 32 other tickets for Tthese Rio Olympics. Cost? Flights £900. Accommodation: £1500. Tickets: lost count. But single most expensive one is men's 100m final, at £500.
Golf
Vassos Alexander
BBC Radio 5 live commentator in Rio
Huge celebrations from Justin Rose.
He has still got a huge grin on his face.
Golf
Great Britain's Justin Rose has secured his place in pub trivia.
He has scored the first hole in one in Olympic history, acing the par-three fourth.
He moves to three under, one shot ahead of team-mate Danny Willett.
Image source, .Men's lightweight four
The world champion Switzerland crew add the Olympic title to their CV.
Denmark drained themselves for silver with the French boat third.
Here's another chance to watch GB missing out on a medal in the men's pair final - Stewart Innes and Alan Sinclair were in the silver medal position at one stage but could not hold on.
Tom Fordyce
Chief sports writer in Rio
Eight holes walked with Danny Willett/Matt Kuchar group. Crowds: thin. View: up close. Mosquitoes: 0
This is the moment Katherine Grainger and Vicky Thornley won silver, with Grainger becoming the first GB woman to win medals at five consecutive Olympics.
Rowing
Katherine Grainger and Vicky Thornley are getting their reward.
She may have been on four previous Olympic podiums but it does not look like the novelty is wearing off for Grainger.
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Rowing
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Last night was incredible! To place In the Top 8 all around at my first Olympics felt amazing! My dad always asks if I enjoyed it? I can honestly say this week has been the most fun I've ever had & I will never stop loving the sport gymnastics! Everyone's messages of support means the world & would like to thank you all so much! High bar final on Tuesday!
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Max you're an inspiration to myself & many! Historic All around medal & you more than deserve it brother. Big love ❤️
Golf
Australia's Marcus Fraser is the current leader in the men's golf on six under par.
Danny Willett is 2 under - Justin Rose, just getting started, is level.
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