• GOLD: Yuto Horigome (Japan) 37.18
• SILVER: Kelvin Hoefler (Brazil) 36.15
• BRONZE: Jagger Eaton (USA) 35.35

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Tokyo native Yuto Horigome is taking the applause from the small group of spectators in the crowd.

He looks chuffed with that gold medal performance.

Kelvin Hoefler of Brazil survived his earlier mishaps to take silver, with USA's Jagger Eaton clinching the bronze medal - despite falling on his final two tricks.

Big shock for favourite Nyjah Huston. The American was nowhere to be seen for a podium place and ended up in seventh position.

GB third in standingspublished at 05:51 British Summer Time 25 July 2021

05:51 BST 25 July 2021

Women's team qualifying

Great Britain's women are currently in action as they bid to qualify for a variety of events.

They are currently third after their four rotations, with the top eight teams going forward to the team final.

Jessica Gadirova is also second in the floor standings after scoring 14.033 points, and she's also fifth in the all-around placings.

The GOAT, Simone Biles, will lead the US in their bid a little later on.

GB's Adam Burgess has just gone in the first of his two runs in the heats for a place in the Canoe Slalom semi-finals. He did a time of 99.82, which is the fourth quickest time.

Naomi Osaka, competing in her first match since the opening round of the French Open back in May, has picked up where she left off.

Four aces and eight winners have helped her close the first set over Saisai Zheng of China in 31 minutes.

Yuto Horigome gives the few home fans at Ariake Park something to cheer as he power slides down the thin, steel bar to land a 9.30.

The gold medal is almost in the 22-year-old's hands...

"Are you kidding me?!" says Ed Leigh in commentary.

What was so special? Tokyo local Yuto Horigome has leapfrogged over Jagger Eaton with his last two tricks and now has on overall score of 35.90.

Horigome's fourth trick - a majestic spring over the handrail, was awarded a 9.50.

Liam Broady is going to three sets...

Argentina's Francisco Cerundolo has forced a decider after two hours and 13 minutes.

Bradly Sinden's taekwondo journey began at the age of four when he attended big sister, Jodie's, sessions (she is now a taekwondo referee).

He comes from Doncaster and his mum, Sheryl, used to drive him to Manchester twice a week for training.

When he became Britain's first male world taekwondo champion in Manchester in 2019, Sinden said it was his way of repaying her.

Jade Jones might have suffered a shock defeat but GB’s Bradly Sinden crushes New Zealand's Tom Burns 53-8 to reach the -68kg quarter-final.

It's one fall after another in this final.

Leader Kelvin Hoefler has tumbled down to fifth place after two nasty plunges.

Up steps Jagger Eaton...

A backside kick flip with 180 fakie nose grind - sort of flicking the board underneath your feet while sliding backwards down the rail - is demonstrated to perfection and the American goes top.

The women's road race is under way, taking in a 137km route from Tokyo to the Fuji International Speedway circuit and encountering five big climbs along the way.

There are plenty of spectators lining the streets once more to get a glimpse of the riders, with this one of the few events they can watch live.

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GB's Adam Peaty, speaking to BBC Sport after finishing first in the men's 100m breaststroke semi-final: "It was a little bit better, more controlled.

"Medals aren't won in the heats or the semi-finals.

"Everyone has been so welcoming here. These are the Olympic Games - the greatest show on earth - so obviously we want to show a mutual respect.

"Olympics is always about racing. I'm the best racer in the world, I think, so I'm looking forward to it.

"I wanted to be a little bit quicker this morning but hey ho, it's a morning swim."

Aaron White: Stayed up to watch Jade Jones & the swimming but can’t go to sleep now. This men’s skateboarding final is gripping stuff.

Ros: Skateboarding needs to be a permanent fixture at the Olympics. Especially if it means there’s more comparisons to Michael Flatley.

Ciaran Such: Just want to play some Tony Hawk's on the PS2 now.

Business end of the men's street final. Best five tricks now. The pressure is ramping up.

USA's Nyjah Huston lands a 'banger' and is awarded a 9.09.

However, that 7.90 in the first run is holding him back from the gold medal at the moment due to Brazil's Kelvin Hoefler consistent display.

Yuto Horigome slams into the concrete on his second trick attempt. The small crowd gasp. That definitely hurt.

The Japanese skateboarder is in third place.

If you're just waking up, Jade Jones' bid to become the first British woman to win gold medals in three consecutive Olympic Games has ended.

USA's Nyjah Huston, the 'Lebron James' of skateboarding, has his eyes on a gold medal at Tokyo 2020.

The 26-year-old had a shaky start in the heats and is out to make amends.

He starts his run with an impressive trick but by the time the clock ticks down to 10 seconds, he goes for the nollie heel flick and ends up planted on the floor.

The heavily tattooed skateboarder is trying to pump himself back up - but a 7.90 is only good enough for fourth place.

Ash Barty's defeat means that home favourite Naomi Osaka is the highest-ranked player left in the women's draw.

Osaka, who lit the Olympic flame in the opening ceremony, is just about to get going in her first-round match against Zheng Saisai of China.