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. 'No fairytale ending'

    Brownlee post-race

    BBC One

    Jonny Brownlee, who finished fifth, speaking to BBC One: "That was really tough, I tried to get in the breakaway but it didn't really work. I couldn't give any more but I'm really proud of the preparation I did.

    "It wasn't a fairytale ending, we've got another chance in the mixed team relay. I've seen Alex come up though the ranks - he deserved that - he works ridiculously hard but I'm pleased that he's in our team.

    "I knew the heat was one of my weaknesses. I put in a lot of effort to get ready and I think I coped well with the heat, but I just didn't have enough."

  2. 'Blummenfelt better on the day'

    Alex Yee post-race

    Alex Yee, speaking to BBC One: "It's been a tough preparation phase for this Games. In training I went much harder than this race but unfortunately he was better on the day.

    I am just over the moon. I was already deep in the well and dug that little bit in my soul. It wasn't enough to catch Kristian Blummenfelt but it was enough to get silver.

  3. 'What a race'

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    Lee Fergusson: Brilliant peformance that by Alex Yee to win silver in the triathlon.

  5. 'I'm just a normal guy'

    BBC One

    Alex Yee is speaking to BBC One and is asked how he feels at getting silver: "A bit bizarre really. I'm just a normal guy from south east London. Dreams really do come true."

  6. New Zealand's Hayden Wilde finished third. Jonny Brownlee was fifth.

  7. Silver Medal - Alex Yee (Team GB)

    Terrific stuff from Alex Yee. That was an outstanding performance on his Olympic debut. Another silver for Team GB.

  8. Gold Medal - Kristian Blummenfelt (Norway)

    Brilliant effort by Blummenfelt. He blew them away at the end.

  9. There's about two minutes of running left. Blummenfelt has clear daylight between himself and Alex Yee who looks set for silver.

  10. Men's Triathlon

    Blummenfelt has gone early

    Annie Emmerson
    Former GB triathlete on BBC TV

    Come on Yee - it's early to go yet - Kristian Blummenfelt may have gone early.

    All grimacing now.

  11. Incredible!

    Blummenfelt kicks again at the front and pulls away from Yee and Wilde. He's driving hard.

  12. Has Kristian Blummenfelt gone early? He kicks clear but his face is etched with pain. Yee is second but the Team GB man is battling back.

  13. Jonny Brownlee is fourth but there is a significant gap between him and the front three. Can Brownlee narrow it? Two Team GB competitors on the podium? That would be really special.

  14. Men's Triathlon

    Brownlee needs to squeeze Wilde

    Annie Emmerson
    Former GB triathlete on BBC TV

    Brownlee just needs to get on the heels of the New Zealand triathlete Hayden Wilde.

    Just has to use this little downhill section.

  15. They're about to complete the penultimate lap. Alex Yee is at the front with Blummenfelt and Hayden Wild of New Zealand.

    The bell rings. 2,500m to run.

  16. Norway's Kristian Blummenfelt is forcing the pace at the front. He's offered water from the side of the road and grabs the bottle.

  17. Brownlee is still in there - just about. Yee in a pack of six or seven at the front and still looking good.

  18. Men's Triathlon

    Brits well-placed

    Annie Emmerson
    Former GB triathlete on BBC TV

    Great news for the Brits. Jonny Brownlee is running incredibly well, very intelligently.

  19. Yee-Haw

    Imagine the headlines if Alex Yee does it.

    Thumbs up for Yee-Haw!

  20. Men's Triathlon

    Yee in the lead - but still a long way to go

    Annie Emmerson
    Former GB triathlete on BBC TV

    I think the heat is starting to take its toll - we usually see more breakaway groups coming off the bike, but that group is getting smaller and smaller.

    But it is Alex Yee looking like he is full of running but more than half way to go!