Great Britain's Heather Olver and Lauren Smith are out of the women's doubles badminton after being beaten by Indonesian pair Nitya Krishinda Maheswari and Greysia Polii.

That's their second defeat of the competition and with the the top two pairs progressing, it ends their hopes in Rio with one game to play.

Great Britain won silver in the dressage team event and there could be more British equestrian medals as three of their riders have qualified for Monday's individual competition.

Charlotte Dujardin, who won individual gold four years ago, qualified with the second highest individual score of 82.983.

A total of 18 competitors will be going for glory on Monday. Carl Hester and Fiona Bigwood have also qualified after gaining the ninth and 16th highest totals respectively.

I said you watch the cycling out and about, as indeed you can with all the action from Rio on this Friday evening. Follow this link for all of the live coverage.

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Anna Thompson
BBC Sport in Rio

In the centre of the track, cyclists from all nations mingle as they warm down after competing. Double gold medallist Australia's Anna Meares, who beat Victoria Pendleton to sprint gold in 2012, was fourth in qualifying with Stephanie Morton, as she starts her fourth Olympic campaign.

How's this going to work then? The men's team sprint qualifying is well under way, with that pair of Brits soon out of the gate. After that, the GB men's pursuit team, including Sir Wiggo, will aim for the final. That final, by the way, is just after 22:30 tonight. Worth staying in for, but you can watch it wherever you are.

And, in the pool, the Great Britain 4x100m medley relay team breezed through their heat, setting a new British record in a time of 3:30.47.

Earlier on, GB's Amber Hill missed out on the chance of a medal in the women's skeet shooting, finishing sixth in her semi-final. You can watch what happened right here.

It was hard going after failing to serve it out, but Spain's 2008 champion Rafal Nadal breaks serve to level at one set all against home favourite Thomaz Bellucci. The Rio crowd remain very much engaged in this one.

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Sir Chris of Hoyshire was referring to the men's sprint, where qualification has just begun. There are 27 riders in total, with the fastest 18 going through. Jason Kenny and Callum Skinner go for GB.

Anna Thompson
BBC Sport in Rio

Will we witness history tonight with Sir Bradley Wiggins?

He will become Great Britain's most decorated Olympian if he wins an eighth medal in the men's team pursuit.

The action began with the women's team sprint, but GB did not have a team in it after Jess Varnish and Katy Marchant failed to qualify. Varnish then hit out at coach Shane Sutton which led to the sexism and bullying row.

So it's been a silver lining so far for GB on this Olympic Friday. Now to the velodrome for what could be a golden and historic evening...

Ben Moore: Never watched trampolining before. But what a performance Bryony Page! Moment of the Olympics so far for me. New favourite sport

Mclovin: Bryony Page! YOU ARE INCREDIBLE!

Carl Hester, who helped Great Britain win silver in the dressage team event, told BBC Sport. "It is a very elated feeling and we fought hard for this.

"These horses have travelled halfway across the world and the fact they can perform at this level is so incredible. We're very happy with how they have gone."

So that's two silvers in the space of about 20 minutes for Great Britain. Before the stunning result for Bryony Page, it was a much less surprising second place for the dressage team. GB remain fourth in the medals table.

Ben Moore: Never watched trampolining before. But what a performance Bryony Page! Moment of the Olympics so far for me. New favourite sport

Judith Lyall: Who knew we were so good at trampolining?!

Sarah: Silver in trampolining! Wow! And what a beautiful reaction from Bryony Page, can see how much that meant

Christine Still
BBC Sport gymnastics expert and veteran coach

It is phenomenal. 

We haven't ever won a world medal so this is so significant for trampolining.

It is a real testament to the programme and determination.

It's silver for Bryony Page! From nowhere, she has won an Olympic silver medal for Great Britain, a GB first at this or world level. Rosannagh MacLennan defends her title and Li dan of China win bronze. This is a moment of history for British gymnastics.

Is it enough from Tatsiana Piatrenia to push Page to bronze?