Mel Clewlow
Ex-GB hockey player

I don’t think they’ve peaked yet, I don’t think they’re playing their best hockey.

But they’re winning matches and progressing through the competition.

Luke Reddy
BBC Sport in Rio

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Something tells me we may get a Netherlands v Great Britain showdown in the closing stages of this tournament - a repeat of the Euro Champs final GB claimed last year.

If we do, it'll be a cracking atmosphere as already tonight we see the colours of both nations sat alongside one another.

Man of the match goes to the boyfriend of Team GB's Sam Quek - pictured below on the right. He's drumming in armour. And when I say drumming, I mean relentlessly.

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That's the end of the third quarter. GB are 15 minutes away from the Olympic semi-finals.

Aimee Lewis
BBC Sport in Rio

Empty seats? There won't be many for the basketball judging by these queues. Argentina, Brazil, Spain and Nigeria are all playing and their fans have turned out in numbers. The white and pale blue of Argentina dominates and their fans are already singing as they wait. It should be a cracking atmosphere. 

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Is Jack Laugher on for a second medal of the Games? The synchro gold medalist reaches the individual 3m springboard semi-finals with a stellar final dive.

Great Britain come again in the Rio night, pouring forward on the blue surface. They haven't yet had a sight of goal in this third quarter, but, frankly, they don't need one.

All pretty sedate in the third quarter of this women's quarter-final, Spain not really threatening to make a dent in the British lead. At the minute, a semi-final against New Zealand awaits for GB. 

Anna Thompson
BBC Sport in Rio

It makes a change to hear a different national anthem to the British one and the Italian one is a particular favourite of mine.

The crowd enjoyed it too!

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Not only can you watch GB women bossing it on the hockey field, but also on the cycling track. Here's Laura Trott winning the omnium points race.

The second half is under way in this women's hockey quarter-final. Just before the break, Lily Owsley made it 3-0 to GB and you can watch the goal right here...

Elliot Newstead: Laura Trott is ridiculous at #CyclingTrack. It's great to have a @TeamGB athlete so far ahead of her rivals.

Shaz Hossain: Amazing! @LauraTrott31 just didn't look phased throughout the elimination!

L Higgins: Off you Trott, the rest of the field can't live with her. 

British Cycling's head coach Iain Dyer speaking on BBC One: "The only pressure we created was in the team to produce our best performances. The rest will take care of itself.

"It was an elimination example from Laura. She loves the elimination. I think it’s possibly the worst event for me to watch. She did a super job.

"It’s third time lucky for Cav. He deserves it. Coming back off the Tour de France, then the last throw of the dice to medal in the omnium, he did a great job."

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Great Britain's Freddie Woodward has agonisingly missed out on a place in the final. His final dive gave him a total score of 388.15, just one spot out of the top 18 qualifiers.

Aimee Lewis
BBC Sport in Rio

Spectators are like moths to a flame near the Olympic Rings outside the velodrome. It's the prime selfie spot and understandably so as it does look wonderful lit up. No-one seems too concerned that Mark Cavendish has won the first Olympic medal of his career. It's all about capturing the perfect picture. 

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Luke Reddy
BBC Sport in Rio

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All going to plan and as Spain's players walk off at the half-time hooter, Team GB run off the pitch and down the tunnel. That extra zip sums it up in many ways.

So this looks good don't you agree? Maddie Hinch in the Team GB goal has barely touched the ball. 

A reminder Germany and New Zealand are into the semi finals, Argentina meet the fancied Dutch later.

Great Britain look well drilled though and are set to maintain that 100% record they have earned since being here.

A half-time entertainer has just told us it's "time for some inflatable fun." I'll keep you posted.

Anna Thompson
BBC Sport in Rio

Mark Cavendish's wife Peta is a relieved woman and tells me she couldn't be more proud of her husband for winning an Olympic silver.

"He wanted gold and raced for gold and couldn't have given any more," she says.

"I know the sacrifices he's made and the hard work he's put in this year and after some people questioned him after the Worlds, I couldn't be more proud of him."

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With Laura Trott well-placed in the women's omnium, Mark Cavendish has already taken silver in the men's event. Watch how he sealed a first Olympic medal in the final event, the points race.

Sir Chris Hoy
Six-time Olympic cycling champion on BBC One

Laura has the confidence. She knows she can leave it to the last second to sprint and she has options. Other girls there, they tend to have one particular strength that they try to play to. 

It was a really strong, confident performance. Laura is opening up the gap over her rivals and so far, you can’t look beyond her for this gold medal.

Laura Trott made that look like she was nipping to the garage to fetch two pints of milk, a baguette and a Bounty.

Easy as you like.

Trott has 118 points, J'Olien D'Hoore 110 and Sarah Hammer is in bronze on 108.