Summary

  • Great Britain win three golds and two silvers on day three - fifth in medal table

  • Adam Peaty retains 100m breaststroke title

  • Divers Tom Daley and Matty Lee win synchronised 10m platform

  • Tom Pidcock wins men's mountain bike cross-country gold

  • GB's Lauren Williams wins silver in -67kg taekwondo

  • Alex Yee takes triathlon silver, with Jonny Brownlee fifth

  • GB fourth in men's gymnastics team final

  • Adam Burgess fourth in men's canoe slalom final

  • GB women's hockey beat South Africa 4-1 in second group match

Live Reporting

Becky Grey and Alex Bysouth

  1. Favourite Gilmore is out

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    Gilmore was knocked out of the Olympic competition in the third round

    There's been a shock in the women's surfing after seven-time world champion Stephanie Gilmore was eliminated in the third round.

    The Australian was one of the favourites for gold but it wasn't to be at Tsurigasaki Surfing Beach.

    She said: "There’s so much build-up to this, it being such a historical event for surfing - just to even qualify for the Olympics was such a battle.

    "This is the world’s biggest sporting stage. You want to show up and do your very best.

    "I'm super disappointed that I couldn’t make it happen, but there’s always Paris [in 2024].

    "I’m only 33 and there’s plenty of amazing female athletes who get up into their forties. Look at Serena Williams, she’s still doing so well. So there’s plenty of time.

  2. FULL-TIME

    Team GB 24-0 Canada

    Strong finish from Team GB. Robbie Ferguson goes over right on the full-time whistle. That's a solid win. Dan Norton was very impressive.

  3. Team GB 19-0 Canada

    Ross McCann joins the try party before Dan Bibby kicks the conversion. There's about a minute remaining.

  4. A look of success

    Me: How do you look when you know you have just bagged Britain's first medal at an Olympics?

    Chelsie Giles:

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  5. Rugby Sevens

    Team GB 12-0 Canada

    Dan Norton is on fire!

    His pace takes him past two or three Canada players and Team GB stretch their lead.

  6. Rugby Sevens

    Team GB 7-0 Canada

    Dan Norton points to the sky as he goes over for the first try. There's just about enough time for Dan Bibby to kick the conversion and it's now half-time.

  7. Team GB 0-0 Canada

    Team GB men are in rugby sevens action against Canada at the Tokyo Stadium. There's about two minutes of the first period remaining and we're still awaiting the first points of the game.

  8. 'I'm going to have to make my own story up'

    Men's 100m breaststroke final - 03:12 BST

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    Adam Peaty admits he is missing his supporters in the crowd and say Tokyo 2020 "does not feel like an Olympics".

    "It's very different out there," he added. "It's very strange because you think you can come here and rely on that 'oomph'.

    "But there's not many people in the crowd because they're all athletes, coaches and media, which is very different. But I know in the final I'm going to have to try and make my own story up."

  9. Gold in the swimming pool?

    So, that medal table is a lot more pleasing on the eye for Team GB thanks to Alex Yee. Two silvers and a bronze.

    But where's the first gold going to come from?

    A reminder that hot favourite Adam Peaty goes in the 100m breaststroke final at 03:12 BST.

  10. FT: Fiji 24-19 Japan

    This is how they deliver the ball in the rugby sevens...

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  11. One for the family album

    What an amazing backdrop for a medal ceremony.

    A picture for Alex Yee to stick in his family album

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  12. Rugby Sevens

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    The rugby sevens competition is under way with defending men's champions Fiji taking on hosts Japan at the Tokyo Stadium.

    Fiji's triumph in Rio in 2016 was the South Pacific island's first and only Olympic medal of any colour.

    Ahead of the defence, BBC Sport caught up with their coach - Welshman Gareth Baber, which you can read here. The pressure and privilege of coaching Fiji

  13. 'We have to thank the Brownlee brothers'

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    Jonny Brownlee must be one of the most successful triathlon Olympians.

    He's so consistent and over such a long period.

    He and Alistair have left such a legacy, and we can thank the Brownlee brothers for bringing the triathlon to a wide audience.

  14. Yee's message

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  15. 'Yee has a really exciting future'

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    Alex Yee is so young and if you had asked him a year or so ago, it's all happened so quick for him.

    A really exciting bright future for him - Paris and even LA because he's so young.

  16. Brutal finish

    The triathlon is brutal. Really brutal. Kristian Blummenfelt hardly had any energy to celebrate winning gold. Alex Yee staggered over the finishing line.

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  17. 'I love you all'

    More from Alex Yee

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    More from Alex Yee, speaking to BBC One: "Sorry to everyone that I didn't reply to on Instagram.

    "I've had my head down for days but I love you all so much.

    "My mum always says it takes a village to build a person and I think it's taken the whole of GB today. I'm just over the moon so thanks so much."

  18. Gold-en celebration

    It's the start of another working week. We all need cheering up. This is how Lee Kiefer reacted on Sunday when she discovered she had won gold for the United States in the individual women's foil fencing. Feeling better?

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  19. 'I was worried he'd be disappointed'

    Non Stanford (Former GB triathlete)

    I was really pleased to hear Jonny say he was proud of his performance - I was worried he would feel disappointed.

    It was a very exciting race from the start, including that uncommon false start.

  20. Watch: False start to triathlon

    So, an exciting end to the triathlon but there was a false start right at the beginning caused by a boat.