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Rowing
No getting comfy.
Now, it is time for the men's four, an event that Great Britain have made their own in recent Olympics.
The Aussies, who won the other semi-final, are ready to poop the party though.
This is going to get ugly. They're off.
Luke Reddy
BBC Sport in Rio
A quick update from the shooting and Amber Hill has had a terrific second qualifying round. The Briton hit 24/25 clays and that takes here to 47/50.
Elena Allen is in her second round right now and struggling a little. Only six of 21 athletes will make it to the latter stages when 75 shots are complete.
The mist is rolling over the hills, can Hill see a medal through it?
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Alex Regan
South Online
The lads from Skibbereen did it, they got Ireland its first Olympic rowing medal in 20 years with a silver. But they daren't head back to Belfast, boxer Mick Conlan will be paying them a visit...
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Rowing
Helen Glover on BBC TV: "Heather was amazing. I have to say a massive thank you to Robin (Williams) our coach. That is four year of hard work for him. He has been really ill at some points and he deserves to be up here.
"London was a home games and there was nothing more special but this is defending a title it means so much. The pressure was pretty immense.
Asked if they will defend the title again in Tokyo: "You never know got our families to think about. Now I have to plan a wedding!"
Alex Regan
South Online
For an emotionally repressed Brit like myself, there's nothing more painful than seeing a grown man reduced to tears.
But Irish Olympian and broadcaster Neville Maxwell just couldn't contain himself after the O'Donovan boys snatched silver in the men's lightweight double sculls.
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Earlier Ireland took silver in the lightweight double sculls through European champions Paul and Gary O'Donovan.
Helen Glover and Heather Stanning's gold is Great Britain's fifth of Rio 2016, moving Team GB up to a lofty fourth in the medal table.
That is the highest they have been so far at the Games.
This is a fair old pace we are seeing here in the women's 10km and already the cream are starting to rise to the top.
Jo Pavey is amongst the chasing group, over half a lap behind the lead group - which consists of three Kenyans and three Ethiopians. A familiar looking race.
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Sir Steve Redgrave
Five-time Olympic rowing champion on BBC TV
The first 1000m they had a huge margin and were never going to get beaten.
You could tell by the effort in the first half that they did suffer at the end but they had a big enough gap.
I think they had another gear. It is difficult to repeat what they did four years ago when they had a big lead because you have to keep going through the motions of it.
Rowing
Batman and Robin.
Saint and Greavsie.
Bacon and syrup.
All good combinations.
None quite as good as Stanning and Glover though.
Rowing
James Cracknell
Double Olympic Rowing gold medallist
That was a fantastic performance.
Glover and Stanning put it to bed by halfway.
It was a phenomenal first 1000m.
The women's 10,000m is under way...
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Heather Stanning and Helen Glover come under a bit of late pressure as the battle for silver hots up behind them, but the advantage is enough.
London 2012 title defended.
Women's pair final
Prepare the party poppers.
Glover and Stanning are four second clear of the rest. Those grimaces are about to turn to grins.
Rowing
James Cracknell
Double Olympic Rowing gold medallist
This is an awesome performance.
It is one thing to take people apart in a semi, to do it in the Olympic final is incredibly impressive.
Women's pair final
Helen Glover and Heather Stanning are going away from the rest. There is clear water between them and Denmark. Their advantage is up to three and a half seconds.
It is going to take a torpedo to stop them now it seems.
Women's pair final
Helen Glover and Heather Stanning have taken this race by the scruff of the neck. They are 1.77 seconds clear of the United States and two seconds up on Denmark at 500m.
Women's 10,000m
Allison Curbishley
BBC athletics expert on Radio 5 live
Jo is loving it. She is a huge part of team.
I was in team with her, I shared an apartment with her in Sydney.
She isn't just making up the team, she has started to win medals later in her career.
As Stanning and Glover begin their race to the podium in the sculls, BBC Berkshire spoke to Katherine Graigner's 2012 partner Anna Watkins on why trust is so important when they race.